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THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
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51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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Body Builder sod Sir-nth Creator
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN’Q IUlLBlNfi
27 WASHVNGON 07‘.
.Tol., office. 190”: house, It!
Mrs. Bertha Gregory, of South Non
walk, Spent Thursday with Westport
triends.
Many good suggestions for clothing
for the little lots will be found
the adi‘. of J. 1. Mallette,
—Pannmas, $3.50. O'Brlon'l.
Lewis Terpening, of Bridgeport,
spent the holidays touring many
suburban towns with South Norwalk
triends,
J1tiger & Stevens. promise something
new and extremely Interesting in their
advertisements. Keep your eye on
. them.
Miss Emma Rippe. of Green’s
Farms, is recovering from an opera-
tion for appendicitis. recently per-
formed at the NorWalk Hospital.
’ The annual unionipicnlc of West“
Green's Farms:
‘port Christ, Trinity,
Congregational and Methodist Church.
on, will be held at Roton Point on
July 22nd
Professor L. W. Gregory '0! 1151
Park avenue, Bridgeport, formerly or
South Norwalk, is enjoying the sea
.' breezes at Asbury Park. N. J.. for a
few days.
Miss Emma Crane of the finishing
department of the George C. Batchelc
ler & Col; Bridgeport. spent the week-
end with friends in Norwalk. and
South ‘Norwaik.
vLaet but not least, Charles Brand,
on! good mechanic-watohmaker. 138
Washington street, Norwaik people‘s
His prices. his
‘ workmanship cannot be beaten.
' Miaa‘ionzabem Larkln formerly of
the boxing department of George 0.
Batcheller a: Company.
has accepted a position in the R. and
".0. Corset lactory of South Norwnlk.
._.......,....
Maurice Carew, suburbfi corres-
pendent for the Norwalk Hour, loft
today (or an extended stay in New
Hampshire and Vermont. Mr. Carew
expects tolls gone about two months.
auxin~ maneiler, or State street,
‘ wgtpnrt, who has been Mainly ill
and fmiioxmtunaulloma
«covered; as to be able to attend once
: mun: dm- u slink Al: on T3!!-
mm Hyatt store. in Norwalk.
in
Bridgeport. ‘
' it you have worn your glasses for
a long time, you need new ones.
g'l‘hamer’s adv. explains the reason.
Read it,
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~dligh, medium straws. O'Brien'e.
William Armstrong and wife
soil from Boston. July 213i. on the
Laconla, oi the Cunard Line. to visit
relatives in England. They
from” Liverpool. August 22. on
Mauretanla, oi the same line.
inocumd their tickets and reservations
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through J. M. Layton & Co., agents of .
the line.
Mrs. Amelia Becker. Miss M. Helen .
{Bracken lilies Amelia J. Becker and '
{Miss Ethel L. Becker sailed today on I .
‘Kaiserln Augusta Victoria, ol the Hunt-
burg- American Line. for Hamburg, '
where they will visit relatives, They
return on the Imperator. August 26th.
The bookings were made through the
agency of J. M. Layton & 00.. the.
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Soft Shell Crabs
Lobsters
ALL KINDS or resell FISH, LONG
AND‘ houuu
cLAMS
CUTBILL’S,
«Bridge Fish Market
“(at End Washington It. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 1m. loath NoMlk.
Pros Delivery Upoav‘mand Downtown.
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Rathskeller
Open from 9/ am.
to 11.30 pm
MUSIC sampler ,
NIGHTS
will .‘
return '
the '
They .
e..-
WAl LH
our ‘advertise-
ments
Rogers &Sleveos
pers.
of our
Today we make a special showing in
believe
We
have made our
store and stock
interesting to
tire public and
now we are so
ing a step fur-
ther 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 and‘every one
newspaper advertise-
ments worth reading.
the new Persian
Foulards and Tango Shades of Men's FourLin-Hands.
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Deposits
MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10 . ..
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1.
"Fairfield County .3“
Savings Bank
,;wai.l. omen.
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“GIVES enorenrv awav IN Eli-5
l ROR COURT RETURNS Ir. 1
?WDman “Thousht sh. Gave Mortgage“
Judge Walsh
i When it Was I Warranty Deed. '
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in the common pleas'l
‘gcouri yesterday handed down a V91“;
diet in tavor of' Mrs. Jennie Cl
;Chalmers of lsramlord to set aside a.
warantee deed given on property
she owned in Darien in error for a ‘
:mortgage deed. The case was a pecu~|
iiiar one and. grew about a shortage;
Mrs. Chalmers"
she tried to make
good by giving a mortgage.
Mr. Chalmers was agent tor the
National Biscuit Company and was
short ox er 3200 when his books were
balanced. Frederick A Wieclie, a
mutual friend, told Mrs Chalmers or
it and altered to make the loss good
iii she would go security for the loan
‘by giving him a mortgage deed on
;ihe property. In drawing the deed
Ithe lawyers made an error and in-
:stead of afinortgage note. made a
iwarrantee deed 0: sale. When Mu.
iChalmers learned the sittiatlou she
‘brought suit to have the warrantee
deed set aside an the ground that it
iwas given without consideration and
'ln error
| Judge Walsh
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sustained her' and
. ordered the deed set aside and a
imortgage deed to cover loan
properly drawn up.
the
ll" KIDNEY AND BLADDER sort-l.
ElH'l-IEN FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.
Overworked kidneys will break
. , down it not helped. When they can
-'!no longer protect the blood and the
l
body from the poisons that come to
‘ them, then look out tor Bright's dis‘
‘ iease. serious kidhey trouble and bied- I:
‘der annoyances. Foley Kidney Pills ‘
are your best protection. your boat ‘j
medicine for weak, lore, overworked --
‘ ikidney and bladder weaknesses. For '1
' .“ sale by all druggists."
Thamer
OCULlsil's AND OPTICIANS.
now “our voun cusses?
lis've you worn them for some
time?” if so; remember the Eyes
change and did’erent lelises may
lie necessary to give too perfect
sight i
Have your eyes examined today
by our OCULIST.
The City National Bank
FlNliNdAL SUCCESS
In all permanent financial success it is necessary to haveample'
funds io meet every obligation promptly.
You establish strong banking connections by hsving an account
with this Bonk—«1 Bank with strong capital and surplus-o good
recordwand 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.
or Ari-cue Sou-n. mutton. Conn.
Open 8st. Evenings. H.189?
Inlants’ We...
Suggestions for the Little Totl. I
: Dresses in Lawn, Batista and :’
Cfl‘pe ...... to. 5°C to “so '
' infants“ Bonnets in Emb. and ,_
Lawn. ... ....... 25c and bio -:
’ .lnfants' Booties 250 Ind 50c :
Chiiord Hotel ..
“v“.—
resh}
Daily
OF EVERY KIND
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EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. .00“. PRICES bAN’T BE BEAT.
South Norwalk Fruit 8: Flower Co.
:80. 2 South Main Swot ~
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WWW your {an tor the
dimmer some in and look oiriine
Telephone 3§4
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4 We have the 16 incl! oscillating.
Eli enroll
these prices with
. luhnis‘ Socks
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-- Sport Bataan...
' Trimmed Panama:
I infants’ Moccasins 50:: to ".50 1'
Cashmere loud Knit Jackets. ;_
......... one to 81.5o
Infants' suit male Silk and
- Wool dud Cashmere Hose -
.° _..-............25cand3502
15c and 25c 7
. Lawn jPlllow Covers, mb. 2‘
j tlimmed and Pique Carriage ;'
Robes. ‘
J.I.Ma11eiie
~ sat Warship!» or.
': ‘ Tel. mu ’
‘ unusuau MILLlNenv VALUES
roe slalom, .luLv 8RD.
Castor-Io
‘ Alumina statesmen mellow-
era. wings, leather: or ribbon:
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. Special Prices on Burnt. ushers.
Block an Wkito Shapes ‘ ~
so... Mae Seymour
7W .
_ in. the Peoples’ Trust Company,
- Douglas Robinson, Chas. s. Brown 00.,
“ PAGE 533
FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO
Keelers July Oxford Sale
NOW IN FULL SWING ~_ — ,
,ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR REDUCED.
This means every new pump in
stock. Nothing over a season in i
REMEMBER
NEW STOCK
u...— .4
the store on sale. Good, clean
he store.
THAT MEANS
LOW PRICES
KEELER’S
»,_..,
Commencing Friday, July 10th,
Eight Day Bargain
SALE
Children's Pumps, Oxfords and Summer Footwear.
1914. of Men's, Women's and
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
on Time and Tubes.
We also give you Adjustments
39 WALL STREET.
We Are Giving You a Good Discount
it will pay y
on to get our prices before you
purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
that will surprise you.
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
NORWALK.
Fielorial
for yo
stylish. more
perm 've.
You avoid
merit if you
:6 South
The regular meeting or the Bar-1
lender’s International League, No.
269. will be held Sunday morning at
10 o'clock'sharp. .
Blade of the! increase oizousiness
An-
Ldrew J. Fodar has been added to the
allies force or that bank.
' j-Matters of a" purely routine nature
regu’ lar monthly mail its ’0: the gov-
orning board of the Norwalk Country
Club.
it
Gabriella; ‘Athertou’. oi the. arm at
or New York. sailed tor Europe on the
George Wilmington, at 1 o clock this
Wilts ‘
struck by a trolley car in West’s“
Thursday night, remaining a critical
July Fashions
in the celebrated
Patterns
are now ready
Tilt dress you make and
never“ wear because you
see others wearing more
drones is the most ex-
Pictoriai Review
. Patterns
Gel Tile “SKID! .m
for sum '
Egg selecting "yam Summer
Donuelly’s [Statione ry and Book Store,
were taken up and disposed at it the ~
my ucdarrou. oi Westonwwho ‘
“Memammamuybma
fiat a play given entitled _
'ifiouirtryatore." g .I
Review
u!
up to date
disappoint-
use
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, Only We when purchased , ’-‘.
. Wei“ 3; 3—1:” nth . ‘5 tl .' Will! 2%0—4 23:: ;
. a o . 3?;
Mill ‘ For Sale at . 2;“.
Main St.
Specials in all
departments at y
Miniz’s tonight, i " ~
Hugo Gunibart, of Elmwood avenue.
has taken a position' in the oilce or.
the city engineer; .
Take strip to Roton tomorrow and
enjoy all the pleasures offered at this _
popular resort.
Miss Ruth Allen has returned to
Westport from a visit with Miss Fre-
nellio llhle. of Norwalk.
The continued case of James W
Blocker who was charged with a
aault and breach or the police. cine
up before Judge E M mum in
'the town court today, and Sentence : .
was suspended .
w mm
The Winnipauk Club are‘ complet-
lug arrangements 'for the holding or a.
carnival and lawn lets next week.
There will be the usual mid- ”way and.
“Si Slocum!
l A reception was held at the res!- «.
‘. deuce Di Mr. or: ii Mrs. arm Becker
_ 7 e"
{airfield avenue last creams. at .1 ‘
t c; albums to bid You voyage to Mrs. Bec-
when time manyvirienda visited the
tier andiher daughter‘s. Helm. Amelia;
Norwalk Chronicler