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THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH ”WALK
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. David WJiayIsead
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NEW RED Um BUILDING
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Keywerth are! Frank Roainko. a New York, New
today quietly celebrating the am am Haven & Hartford railroad freight coh-
, siverury of their martian. iductor, running out of Denoury. re-
. lturned yesterday from a trlp to the
q ’ Senators summarise-geese Pacific cot-t. On his trip Hr. R0-
11 .m to attend the in; Republican sinko stopped oi! at Niagara Falls
..nlly to be held in Bridgewrt on An Ollie-so Bellman Ill-Angelo- He
.gast 15. [was in Denver during the convention
i lot the Elks.
1 ~nascisx every Wednesday and ,
ml 33W evening at Comps Beads j “1°"! W K0110“ I physician and
surgeon of New York of considerable
090;” p Halloway. of the New note. is to locate in Norwalk, where
York city lire department, is spend- he W"! continue practidng. Dr. Kei-
lug his annual vacation with relatives 1038 is making the change throulh
‘ u Norwaik. ”recital pereference to living in a
1 . __ smaller city. He will move his family
" The entire Mints store is filled with'hel'e ““5 week and they are to live
i Jubilee mm ' in the residence formerly owned [by
l" Henry 1". Price, at the corner of Leon-
.»i .‘l‘he condition of John Greenwood u on! street and West avenue. Dr Kel-
‘3 -_|mcb improved and his irieede will loss will be associated with m. .1.
be pleased to lean that he will be 0. and Ward Gregoryln practice.
about in a few 5 _ ‘
W“; e- .. -‘ Today Rogers and Stevens are shovi-
‘ ‘ - Ben Keeier.ol oerew Canaan, was ing specials in was]: cults at from one
31., town this went renewing old ac- to three dollars. Mothers will do well
Malacca. 'He is home for the sum- ‘0 Md the adv.
leer from Trl:8tate college.
ri
OnO ‘Thamer
Ocuilab and Opticians.
When Your Eyes
Need Help
You dioaili scale the services of
. ' The South Nor-walk Trust company
' will have your will drawn for you and
Iran it just as you desire. They will
also holdlt at your disposal and at— ‘
and to its properexecutlen.
_‘ Second Lieut. Harry Roberta oi the
" an exp p : examiner to lit your
‘ .m. 1 {ellipioy Experienced--
.0 1 Physicians “‘0
enemies the eyes and guarantee
aatisflaction. No chem for exam-
lnation.
Hrs. William B. Glover of Fairlield
’ smelt of her.
mmgxsghe stmges Glover.l 0p." m E"""""- E"- 1337
with Allen Apgar Johnson. son of Oil- :35' y
. :2
H. Johnson. of Spnyten Duyvii.
New York. '
Make 460 V \
Your Faithful
hire. Robert Page or Home. Mess.
" is visiting with her aunt, lira George
ghetto"! of Crosby street. Stamford. P Messenger
er guests of. ms. Stallord are are. ‘
‘1 videos oi Jersey City Heights. M18! ’ 9111:: m Tg'mo’: ,2:
K. Cotter of New York andvlrs. F. in onrllae at YOUR mm
.Pallterot Nor-walk. ,
Theiecaiareeb ‘wmeseioy-
N OW is the Time
, rig
Keeler’s
FINAL CLEARANC
OF ALL LOW SHOES.
Iadies’ Tan Oxfords and Pumps that sold before from 82-59 to
“.00, now ........................................... 81.98
- All other “W" and “Misha" Oxfords and Pumps at big reduc-
Expenses
Take the Surplus and malt it
in the
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Savings Bank
WALL UTE-EFT. NORWALK-
ulllwl‘lrilhllliflia-II~."
TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WINTSR'O COMFORT. VIE‘HAVE IN
OUR YARD THE BEAT QUALITY OF COAL MINER AT LOWEOT
PRICES.
Remember Us With Your Order.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water sweet. South Namath. Tel. 7n.
You Can Save-Money by Ordering Your
Floral -DeCorations and Funeral Designs
‘ FROM '
HEADQUARTER. FOR CUT FLOWIRS OF ALL KINDS.
Sonth Norwalk Flower Co,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364
Electric Fans 1
16 inch anfliatlng .1750
16 Inch Rigid ”1...... u... 313.50
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT
AND POWER.
17° WhiteElectric Co.
.Eie'ctrical Enlnaera and Convector-e.
54 Water at. South Nor-walk.
lea-I
A FAMILY, WASH» FOR 75...
honedandtheatanhpieoeastarched wet. sent to you ready to
dampengnd iron.
AT TICE RATE OF 1.1-2e PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 5-4.
-- Neil ‘York State. The committee was
22 apopinted by N. s. Ackerly, president
I oi the association. pursuant to a rose-
- ‘ lution adopted at a meeting of the as-
' 1. eoclation, held in New York city on
fl July 9.
\ , mittee. the greater part of which will
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Fauheld County .;;
'iI gardless as to whether or not they are
, ‘ members of the New 'York State Oys-
._1-: tarme'a's
. lW. Daring and thatoi the Armstrong species caused no little amount of ex-
‘j Brothers. This submarine dredge citenicnt.
worksonthcrlvcrhedsandhas a
gathering capacity of 5.000 bushels per!
hour. Those who have seen its work:
he in Connecticut waters say it will'
revolutionise the oyster industry and
become a prime factor in solving the
problem of the high cost of living.
While the vessel is submerged. air is
furnished to those below by means of
a huge pipe over which a lookout on
the surface has control.
This pipe is also used as a stairway
so that the men engaged in working
ITLIITIG MIST
IIISTEI IIITES
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(The Fishing Gazette) .
A committee cg the New York State
bystcrmen'a Protective Association.
consisting of Axel F. Men-ell. W. ii.
flaye, Henry C. Rowe, F. S. Beardsley,
William J. Mills. None D. McCarthy.
William J. Tillottaon. Smith Sprague,
Andrew F. Skinner and Joseph N.
Thompson, will meet in the Park Ave-
nue Hotel. New York, Thursday morn-
ing, July 30. to consider ways and
means of bettering oyster conditions in
ascend to the surface at any time.
There are special appliances for. de-
ilerlng the oysters when gathered to
the waiting vessels above. This is
done without the assistance of mail
will only require a cheaper grade rm
labor, The advent of the dredge will
be hailed by the people in this entire
section. as so many are directly inter-
ested in the oyster industry.
The magnitude of the oyster Inter-
ests at Bridgeport. Conn. may be
judged from the fact that on one day
last week. at the same hour, 31 oyster
vessels were leaving Bridgeport har-
bor to work on the beds. In the group
should unite in defraylng the expenses were 1‘ belonging to the Andrew lla-
.that may be incurred. it is suggeawd dei Oyster 00.. 10 to the Bealehipt
that the sum of 381000 be raised. and Oyster System and seven to the H. J.
it is on this suggestion that the com Lewis Oyster Co.
mittcc will act today. in addition to
each subjects as may be suggested. NEW CORPORATIONS.
The F. Mansfield a Son 00.. of New Incorporation or the heed. Com-
i-iaveu. Conn, write that they will pany, of New Haven, for the purpose
plant more shells than ever before. us- of buying and selling wearing apparel
ing 200,000 or more bushels were the at wholesale and retail. The amount
work is completed, by Aug. 1. 0n lion- of capital stock authorised is 85,000.
day. July is. 10.000 bushels were put ‘divided in 100 shares, fir value, 860.
down, while up to the Saturday pre- all is common stock. The amount of
ceding that day the company's steam- capital stock with which the corpora.
or had placed 85,000 bushels over- tion intends to begin business is :5.-
board. Regarding a set. Frank J. 000 The lncorporators are lsador
Jinn-held says that any prediction is Freed Bat-ah Freed, oi New Haven.
nothing more or less than guesswork and Caspar Rogers, of Richmond. Va.
and that one person her all much nah! Articles or association at The
tomakeagucssasaneuiaar'l‘husiar Polish Falcons, of Mt, for the
it has not looked very mini-ins to purpose of providing for instruction
his company. the weather. to their in athletic, gymnastic and military tac-
way of thinking, not having been; tics. and to purchase necessary equip-
warm abolish: still they are living in most and raise funds for a suitable
hope. Mr. Mansfield concludes: “if‘buiidlag. The subscribers are Charles
the set is a failure this year. be pre- xrolikokskl, Frank Nowak. ‘Boleslav
pared to hear weeping and wailing andlfiosnowskl, Joseph dienkas, Weteld
gnashing of teeth before the next crop Triwinaki and ‘Felkla Wimiekski.
matures for market." Certldmta of dual dissolution otthe
The Fisherman’s Protective Aeaocip New Haven Spring and BedCompany.
tion at Long island has complainedto All outstanding indebtedness hasbecn
the Hempetead town board that states paid and the assets divided between
‘marklng oyster beds in the no; rain lei-eel Yale and Jennie vase. the
fishing nets, and in many cases do only remaining stockholders.
damage to propellers.
The Simon Lake submarine oyster A large wagonload of. chickens.
harvester. a recent invention oi Mr. decks and guinea hens made quite a
lake, is expected at Hampton. Va. rumpus on Water street this morning
shortly to demonstrate its efficiency on when they were being fed. The min-
the oyster ground of Captain Frank glad and varied cries of the several
As there is much work for the com-
ncceeeltate the expenditure 01 some
money. President Ackerly suggests
that all oyster-ion of this State, re
Protective Association,
"Buy Summer Shoes Here for
‘ Vacation Trips. .
YACHTING OR TENNIS
We have the invest and most complete stock we have
ever shown.
‘“TM~M°c" aheea are the Ideal entity shoes.
Conneafly and Bracken
. is wasmuarou er.
THE CHECK BOOK.
You Ought Not
to Die
makingswlll. Bron
hum stem provides
SPEClALS .
Mutilated so.» a e... ' Mutants in Spaflhettl, a m
‘23s: 6c 5 ‘-
sPura Leaf Lard. a lb. GrapeNuis,2pkilie
" "120} 's-2-3c
I 24 GOTTAGK 81' 3551'.
\
nor "amt-K.
i _ concoctions
Ia it wise'tc'keepyonr money in the office, at home or in your
pocket, when'by placing it in this Bank you have,‘wlihout coat. the
advantageofaebeekbookandtbe additional semrity nor your son
plus tends? '
- Obeeaaareofveiueoniytomepersoninwhcaemvortheyare
mgr—am,- gl've satisiaction and add- dignity to your blindness
"‘Ymrpemonal inter-cue, we believe are well served by the handy
' mokbook. ~’ -
Household 4
Accounts,
monumental oi dis
Householdwllidndanank
Wtammveulem».
audaidinlceepingtheirao-
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on the bottom of the river bed may'
in handling them until the oysters In ,
placed on sorting barges. which m.
,Ihe City Nathnal Bank ‘
All Clifford ' Hotel
in.“ a. social showing
in: wait Hills for the lit-
tlasara I! to 83
We take a growing de-
light ’in fitting the
growing boyl and the de-
partment is growing too.
'All the New York styles
on tap but care in mak-
and honest work
where it doesn’t show
are also embodied in ev-
ery suit. '
Wash suits as well as
woolen, havctobeupto
our standard or they
donutgetinltol’urstore
Rogers 81 Stevens
OUTFITTERS
Norwalk and South Norwalk
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William P. Bailey. republican stale
central committee from this district,
and the local «members of the repub-
lican town committee, hwve received
invitations to attend a share dinner
which will be given by. A. C. Wheel-
er oi Norwalk at Retail Point next
Saturday to the entire state centiab.
committee and the members of the
various town committees.—Danbury,
News.
main]. COLLEGE
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 6 to August 30. Hours: 8
a. m. to 12 m.
SPECIAL TUITION RATES To
BONNER SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Port Chester. Stamford.
South Norwalk.
Notice
The Bridge Fish Market will con-
tinue to do business at the old stand
until i notify you through my adve.
to the contrary, notwithstanding what
you read in the newspapers.
R. J. Cutbill,‘ Prop.
r
Baby Teeth
Tulle care of the baby's teeth.
They need it as much as the
adult. Don't hold your child
back but see
, Dr. J. H. Mallory
ll In. Islam. Is. Namlk.
and have I‘ll give those teeth
, professional care at once.
West teeth impairs the
child's heal-tit quickly. s-
Did your _ parents neglect
yours? '
‘ woods: 0 a. II. Toss. M.
auunave av ”permanen-
RathSIieller '
Open from it a. m. '
to 11.30 p. m. '
‘ MUSIC SATURDAY .,
' NIGHTS '
, re
p. . term i
man sees
" . g llli Ills!
Norwalk Chronicler