A V . Company.
THURSDAY. AUG. :0, 19:4
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL '
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Col-florfifl' ’
Pure Home-
made Candy
Always Fresh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
'Cl‘:
‘ D000
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’l‘ollet Altlcles.
A Full Line of Articles
g Needed at THE SHORE.
COLD CREAM
TALCUM
BATHING CAPS, ETC.
F. H. EAXTER, Druggl'st’
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 8T.
office, 1009-3; home, 608
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Albert ill. I‘ohllnnn, of Gibson Court,
was a Visitor in Naugatuck, yesterday.
John 1]. Gallagher was a visitor yes-
terday at the home oi friends and re
Tallies ill Bridgeport.
A most interesting event will be the
sale of inn hosiery for men. women
and children, at N. E. Ryan (‘o.‘s store,
Saturday,
Patrolman and Mrs. Rochrt .(lain-
or and family are spending their vaca-
tion at llreeport and Canarsie, Long is-
land.
Perm Sharron or tile ’indrew ilndel
Company, is enjoying his annual sum
mer’s lacation from his duties ill the
OIIICQ of that company.
William H. Hickey and Martin J.
McDonougll. of Division No. 1, A. 0.
EH" have been attending the state con-
vention in Danbury.
The Martino Dredging Company is
' busy widening and digging out near
lWilson Point “for the Standard Oil
Many huge boulders have
been found by the dredgers in this
vicinity
., The vocal efforts of a cat last even-
‘ing considerably annoyed residents
. and passersby in the vicinity of Nash's
corner, on Main‘street. After consid-
erable dimcnlty the animal was finally
located in the letter box, where some
vicious young boy had thrown
,- her. After a night of indignant re~
monstrating. the cat was released this
' morning by a passing letter carrier.
, ' Miss Anna Prendergast. of Norwalk,
'1: spending a portion of the school va-
_ cation in Danbnry.
, Stamford
-H E 7A T R E
STAMFORD, CONN.
THIS WEEK TUES, WED.,THUR.,
SAT. AFTERNOONS. AND
SAT. EVENING,
' Original Children's Theatre
Production d M388. FRANCES
HWN BUBNETT’S '-
A son was born yesterday to Air. and,
Mrs. Oliver Saunders, of 5 London
street. Mother and child are doing
nicely, '
. Mr. and Mrs .l.W.Tl1ies,oi Mead-
ow street IlflH’ been entertaining Mia.
Florence McLaughlin and Miss AgnesL
Kelley, of Troy, New York. II
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; Mrs. Elizsbtth McMahon and nieces,
Misxes Hizahllll and Mary Stock, of
New Britain. are the guests or “re l
Mary McMahon, 12 Hillside stream!”
city.
I it the hearing before Referee .lohn
llanlls, in Bridgeport, recently, of (Moi
F‘airfieltl County Dairy case, briefs
were submitted by the attorneys in
terested. - '
Raymond Brothers have a force ot‘
men at Cos Cob unloading i’our hun-.
dred tons" of bituminous coal
the barge Red Star. for a resident ori
that town. 1
Mrs. Richard Covert, formerly Miss2
irene Hoyt, of South Norwalk, 'phoned?
her twin sister, Mrs. Samuel Randal,
of Elizabeth street, 0! the safe arrival;
lol‘ a handsome baby boy. Mother and
1babe are doing nicely.
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An important special meeting of the
Womans’ Association of the South
Nor-walk Congregational Church is
called for Friday, August 21,1“: 4 p. -
m., in east parlor of the church, to bear,
report from the carpet com‘mltiee. A
large attendance is most earnestly de-
sired. _ ,
in a’ notice just sent to the several
commanderies of Knights Templars.
1 in Connecticut, Frank “M. Scott. of Dan-
,bury. grand cemmnndsr, announces
that it has been‘ decided not > to hold
'h‘
manderles of the State. that had. been
proposed for next month.
olambake o! the Greenwich Farmer's
Club will be held on Wednesday, Aug.
26th (it stormy next fair day). at
Rockwood Lake Grove.
bond. by Governor Sim
AUGUST SALE
Sim-v till->1 111' u.— do and all oi Us should spend lllani‘l.“ one-third of
our [lilit in but, .-.. i’urlllture ill our Align-‘1 Sole Lilli lune greater ill-
tel‘l»:l than 1h..- Bedroom FUI'IlIlJr-x. of llllnll lle hole a thoroughly
("Ulllpl'BIlé‘IiSIYtt variet}. at a wide range of prices. Ill‘dl'Rt‘tI from It) to
Em per cent. from regular prices.
With Quality the highest. l’i‘il'es the lowest, mate: it worth your
illlile to ions through our :IUCIL
I A. J. Collins & Co
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f HOSIERY SPECIALS
On looking over our Hosiery Department. we no-
ticod that we are overstOcked on age and 50c Tan and Col-
ored Hosiery. .
In order to reduce the quantity_ to normal proportions
We have decided to Offer these stockings at very low fig-
ures. .
On Saturday the regular 50c numbers will be 39c
And the regular 25c values ...................... 19c
This sale should preve very interesung as the let in-
cludes styles for men, women and children.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Joseph tilnton Meescr, 01 v1 est ileu-
ding. let‘t yesterday tor (alllol'lll'd,
“lit-h: Ills stay will he pellnunent. At
'Illn home station, many l'l‘ieuds, both
young and old, attuned to bid llillr
farewell. .\'. iiethei he found friends
to bid llinl goodbye and a hearty wish
of succeys. At the White ntl'el‘l sin»
‘tiun. in this city, there new other ac-
quaintance.) and liallbtlry lllpll who-.11
chums bid illlll inl'mlril. Mr,
“(*(‘Iit‘l' will iurtller his Hilltllt‘o in t‘ul-
il‘ul'llia, as hell us latte up other bust
It)
llLé».
Among; the attractions at the wining
llnnbur) lair, \llilt‘ll by the way
only seven \weks ol't‘, \tIII be i’otil‘s
Auto i'olo, with four cur.~;,two on each
side; the Weber l‘nlllily oi Sewn Acro-
bats, nowolle oi the headliners with
the iiarnulll t; bailey Circus; :1 high
diver. \l'ho splashes into a tank from
a lllllillt or eighty feet and a troupe of
seventy trained roosters. Tao of the
attractions that were booked “IIIIllt‘ll'
to be cancelled on account 01' tile war,
as the performers are now at the
front with the German army. They
were to sail tor this Country ill Sep-
tember. Secretary (.1. M. llundle is ar-
ranging to till their places on the pro-
gram with others eqaully good.
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nlnlw giving you far and
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from i .
“TRO-MOC SHOES-
The ideal Outing Shoe for mountain or seashore. Mad!
0! a special “Indian tanned" leather. that will remain pliable
after the severest wetting, and the solemwont slip.
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18 WASHINGTON 8T.
THAMER
OCU LISTS AND OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open St. Evngs. Est. 1897.
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Building Lots for
Sale
Rook (mt.
l‘ovo .\l‘\‘llllt‘.
West Street
‘ Gibson (‘ourt
‘ Ithoduoliu Park.
ASK Ft)“ Pltlt'l-IS.
and other lm-utions.
J. u. Layton 81 06., 1....
the general tieldday of all the com- .
1 "The twenty-second annual picnic and '
Stanwich. -.
Tharewlllbobasebultmuuo by a'
Razor Your
Expenses!
Fairiield Count-y
" Sayings Bank fl
NORWALK.‘
E You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Final. Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
‘ Halonunrnns 1-611 our rmwans o.- ALL _,K1Nos
South NorWalk Flower Co.,
6.12 éouth. Main Street "
’ .‘ nent buildings.
Take the Surplus and Deposit n :23 D0 “”91"- cm“ 0’ decay: The (My
Telephone?“ .
Real Estate Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nev-walk.
aesaeros sl-l’lNoLEs.’
The cheapest coverings tor perma-
Never need painting.
. roof which constantly grows better
‘, with the lapse of time.
A LIFETIME WITHOUT REPAIRS.
f C. H. Alsthorpe
.987 8“va AV.-
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I Teeth and
, Salesmansllip
have perfect :and clean teeth. It
' helps his appea‘amce and makes a
better lmprsulomg . ‘ .
111.1. H Mallory
ll all. min at. so. will.
call mails mu batter and keep
them so W you can'toom-
-ikiioourla.l.ronr. u.
NPAYIIY Alumni-snub . _
I lily'ery‘salesman in airlines should '
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PAGE SEVEN
This is no run on a
bank but you can bank
on a lull on these young
men's Norfolk Suits at
One-half Price.
Yes, all up to our 183—
uiar standard.
The pattern and size
you want is here at Half
Price.
3... sills .. .385. ()0
1‘»l§.\'tll5.... $7.50
Rogers 8: Stevens
OUTFITTERS
Norwalk and South Norwalk
25... KOAL 5.2.5
5—-— ton ton
(W e have just received a choice lot of
large size No. 2 Nut Coal. $5. 25 per ton.
' TRY A TON.
HARRIS.._& GANS COMPANY
Water Street. Smith NONI-ilk.
3.--..-_.~,-_~-._,_ ., W . . . . , .. .. ,. -
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Wonderful Reductions In
Coats, Dresses, ’ Skirts,
Waists,
Suits,
etc. '
Mg Mojltasch ' 81 Son.
120 Washington St.
Main Store—210 Atlantic St, Stamel-d.
ANNOUNCEMENT of FALL OPENING
Tuesday, September 1st, 1914.
Students Who ‘Intend to Enroll for the Fall Term
May Have One Week's
FREE TUITION
by Enrolling
Monday, August 24th and Paying September Tuition
Write for¢Booklet Giving Full Information.
Merrill Business College
Port Chester, Stamfom, South Norwalk.
a
Free Concert Tonight. Special Program by
The American Band
KQTON POINT PARK
Bathing, Dancing, Shore Dinners _
War Bulletins.
PARIS, Aug. 20, 1:45 a. m.—-—'lile health of Paris is
excellent. According to reports of the sanitary authori-
ties, the population of both the city and its suburbs co-op-
crate readily in the measures taken by the health of—
fiiais, so thstjhere is no danger of epidemics. Advices as
’- to re-vaccination is very generally followed.
The polica consider Paris is now the safest city in,
' the world: Bi'onzed‘. wiry bluejnckcts have been brought ,
from the naval ports to supplement the police. .The pa- 1' .
11619 find little to do. Before mobilization the average
daily arrests in the city was 7oo. This has now dropped
«1:150. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler