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FRIDAY, JULY Io. r914
'Pure Home-
made Candy
Always Fresh
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOMTEB
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Miss Julie Weed, or New Canaan.
has returned drum a delightful visit
with friends in .Norwalk.
-0ne lot of children's shoes and
oxt'ords at 30¢. Connealiy and Bracken
Miss Clara Dibble, a teacher of n
Winstcd school. is spending her vaca-
tion with her mother, Mrs. Mary M.
Dibble. of Bnyview avenue.
Miss Leonella. Hauling} ,Somh
.lorwalk. was the guest of her cous-
in, iiiss Annabelle Stevens. of South
Main street, New Canaan. this week.
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——viligh. medium straws O’Brien's.
The Ea st lndian TeaCompany wants
to supply your table wants. The reason
why they should do it will be round in
the prices in their large adv. in this
issue.
Dr. Willie ii. Crowe, or New Haven,
' ”was at IiidNo'riveik Armory, last evem
ing. to give the third and iinnl anti-
typhold lever treatment to members
of the Naval Militia. .
“Gus" Beers. who has been em-
»yloyed for a long time in Cook's
cote. New Canaan, has resigned his
position, which is now being filled by
{Edward Banton, of Norwalk.
—400 pairs ladies' inn, patent colt
and gun metal Oxfords, st. 00 and 83. 30
quality, 98c. Conncally and Bracken.
Miller & Chlttim have received theI
contract for the wiring or the home of
Ray Sherwood on Comatock Hill. The
building inspector issued his permit to
the electricians this morning.
The police received a complaint last'
evening that a suspicious looking man
was hanging around the lower end or
South Main street. omcer Robert
Gainer could find no trace of him upon
investigation.
\
—,—Pana.mas. $3.50. O'Brien'e.
Yesterday the street department
spread liquid asphalt on West Nor-
walk avenue a distance or one mile
had a hdir. Today I! the weather per-
mite. this preparation will he put on
the following streets: Elm, Butler,
Berkeley and Crescent. This action
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Betty Builder and 8mm“! Crootor
VINOL ~
The Modern Tonic
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
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David W. Raymond i
UNDERTAKER ‘
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON ST.
.Toi., offbo. 1“”; Male, 603
our advertse-
ments
Rogers 8. Stevens
befleve
we
have made our
store and stock
interesting to
the pubilc and
now we are go-
ting a step fur.
titer and will
make our advertising the most
interesting there is in the pa.
Whether you want to buy
clothing now, tomorrow or next
month you will find every one
of our ' newspaper advertise-
;ments worth reading.
the recent liatch & Bailey tire.
IlenJamin Sella, or Raymond street.3 "“"
last evening registered a complaint}
home by endeavorlng to raise a win-l 4
dow in the rear of his house. (Thief
of Police William R. Pennington inves‘
Uguted, but could find no one.
The Sunday school or the South ‘
Norwalk Methodist Church will picnic‘
at Roton Point. on Wednesday, July‘
lfith. The members will go to the'
Point in special trolleys. The children‘ ' ,
will he served ice cream, and they will‘ . .
indulge in games and contests of many
kinds. The Boy Scouts, under the;
leadership of Frank Goodchiid. scout-
master. will am he on hand. A lolly '
time will he had at this clinic.
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Soft Shell Crabs
l Lobsters
ALL KINDS or FRESH FISH, LONG;
AND ROUND
CLAIB
C UTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
Web: End Washington it. Woo.
TELEPHONE 1U. Ill-til Nomtk. if
Fm Delinry Uptown and Dowatown
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Insurance men are today adjusting?
the loss on the buildings on dock on?
Water street which were destroyed in'
Today we make o special showing in ‘
Foulards and Tango Shades of Ellen's Four-lullands.
OUTFITTERS
Deposits
MADE ON on serene JULY 10 '2
WILL DR‘AW «manewr FROM '
JULY 1
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET.
The City National Bank
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~a Bank with strong capital and surplus—n good
record—and an established reputation.
Upon request a representative will call and consult with you
regarding any matter pertaining to banking—our time and experience
are at your disposal.
Clifford Hotel l
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. in.
to 11.301). m.
MUSIC ssTtlanAr"
, NIGHTS
will greatly improve these roads. I
or EVERY KINDS
svcavrnme iN runs. one emcee aunt‘s: BEAT.
South N orwaik Fruit 8t Flower Co.
TE No. 2 South Main seen
Telephone 364
5 Electric Fans
-liien's $6.00 axiom a $3.75. Corr.
easily and Bracken:
" The patriotic service at the Coasts-i
phenol Church. on Sunday afternoon,-
ran am: or SERVICE f
Travelers memes
Then .hLChcuues
vol-outnumber“
Baron purclmsini'ycur ran for the
' hot weather come in and look our line 1,
cm. We have the 16 inch oscillating '-
type for 817. 50 and the 16 inch rigid
t‘ype for $13. 50. These runs are also
Manhood we will bocknpthc
.cuaronloo which sou with tech ran
;- sold: Compare these price. mu; oth-
or: tor the sake of your my»;
White Electric 0
MalW-uc - 5 3y,
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GRACE CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Household necessities at the rightI
prices will be found at Gehebe's.
Mrs. Anna Fant, at New Canaan, was;
discharged from the Hosiptai, yester-I
day afternoon.
Harold Keith. clerk at the Fail-held:
. 1’ County National Bank, is spending his;
summer vacation on Cockenoe island;
I
Read the specials in the adv. or the1
East Norwalk Cash Grocery. A. '
, Siull's_ '
Kabaoaa Encampment. l. 0. 0. F..
held its rEgular meeting, last night
and the newly elected and apopinted
omcers were installed.
Edward Monroe has received a per!
mil to move back the building or Mrs.
Bertha Nagy. on 17 Ely avenue. John
Peccerriiio will build a one-story brick
building in its place.
The regular meeting oi the govern.
_ ‘lng board of the Norwalk Country
1, Club will be held at the club house
this evening. There are many things
to come up for consideration and ac-
lion,
Mrs. Arthur Murray lost control of
the car she was driving when turning
the corner of Main and Wall streets.
yesterday. and ran the car into the
'wuu or-the Coleburn building. .Fortu-
nntely the occupants were not injured
and the car but slightly damaged.
1 APRON 5
‘ Bungalow Aprons §5
Neat and attractiva patterns ;'
' In Bungalow Aprons in Ging- -
ham and Porches, in stripes .'.
and spiall iigures; some ilnioh- .1
, ed M. neck with braid and oth- ~
ers bound at neck and down T:
from with plain material to II
' match ......... 50c, 75c, $1.00 ;'
_ Duct Capo to match aprons 100 --
PRINCESS AND PLAIN FIT-
TED APRONS.
. Princess Aprons in Percale and II
‘Gingham 39c and 5°C ..
Plain Fitted Percale and I'
3 Gingham Aprons
J. LMallette
. 88 Wolblngton 8t.
' Tll. 449. So. Nomik.
UNUSUAL MILLINERY VALUES
FOR FRIDAY, JULY IRD.
. Sport Hilts 750-44430
. Trimmed Pensions $2.25
All White its. trimmed with flow-
ers. wings, [outliers or ribbons
... $350—$590
Special Prices on Burnt, Leghorn,
Blackmail White Shapes.
. Edna Mae Scymour ’
lawma- W7Mifl‘iy 5 . 5“
a 5 . .
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NEW STOCK AT
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gulls, which formerly-sold from $14.98 up to $2998, nun ..... $9.98
or
FOLLOW THE CROWDS T0
Keelers July Oxford Sale
NOW IN FULL SWING
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR REDUCED.
This means every new pump in the sture on sale. Good, clean
stock. Nothing over a season in the store.
REMEMBER THAT MEANS
LOW PRICES
KEELER’ S
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First Annual July Clearance [
Sale.
STARTS SATURDAN, JULY 11TH AND LASTS FOURTEEN DAYS.
llalmacaans, $8. $10 and 815 values ........................... $3.75
Linen Coats, plain and Norfolk backs .............. . ..... $3.75
Summer Dresses, in 3 lots ...................... $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
House Dresses, 980, and 3149 values ........................... 79::
Children‘s Dresses, 98c, $1.49. $1.98, $2.98 values ............... 79c
Corset (‘overs and Drawers ........................... 7719:: each
Heuicry,
25c,- i‘TiBie, Hull Silk liose ....................... 21::
49c Elsie, Ilall’ Silk Hose ....... 39c
l'nderveats ............................... 10:: to 25¢
Wash skirts .................................. - ........ 98c and up
Numerous other values which would pay you to inspect.
M. Moltasch & Son
120'Waabington 8L Main Stork—210 Atlantic 5L. SttMNrd.
The l’eopie’s Trust Company.
[Savings Department
Interest will be credited from July let on all deposits made on
or hotore Friday, July 10th.
Safe Deposit Vaults. _‘
0r ample capacity for all ordinary purposes cost. but 54.00 a your.
Eight-Day Bargain
SALE
.,
Commencing Friday, July Ith, 1914, of Men's, Women’s and
Children's Pumps. Oxfords and Summer Footwear. H
Connenll?i and Bracken
.I. Iii-:17 3122 2 L
‘ on Tires and Tubes.
' pennies. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
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We Are Giving You a Good Discount
It'will my you to get our pricel heron you
L‘VVe alacg, he you Adjustments that will surprise you.
Norwalk Chronicler