FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914
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‘ Pure Hume- -
made Candy
Always Frelh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
(F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
\‘eu line of Albums for \0lll snap
shots from 10 cents up, at Donnell)’ s
Stationary Store.
Mrs William 0. Bel‘i‘yman, of Wash.
ingtonn, I). C.. is the guest of Mrs. M.
H, Mitchell, of South Norwalk.
—Flonr Sale at Beckman‘s. Pills-
bury's tlour. bag, 88c, bbl., $7.00,
The matter of a dog killing the
chickens of Robert Gates, on his farm
on Wilson Point road. is being invee e9
fixated. by Dog Warden Thomas
iWnlsh.
Colonel Vincent Ml. King, formerly
of Danhurv. opened his new
store in \‘ew Britain for business last
Blturdm, under \ery favorable con
ditions. mnbury friends of Col. Kilns
“110 lime \isited the store say that II. tend seriice m the Methodist church“ I
is one of the best located and most
attractive of its kind in the city.
Attire home of Mrs. ‘Vertz in West
Norwalk, during the thunder storm
“ Thursday night, each of four clothes
line poles in the yard, connected
with one another by a wire line, had
slivers taken out, and there were also
splinters lifted out of the kitchen
flooring, and deposited in a stew
pan on a low shelf.
Mr, and Mrs. Chester F. Guyer, of
South Norwalk, are members of “The
floppy Widow" company. which open-
ed the season this week, in the Em-
pire Theatre, Brooklyn, New York,
Next Week the company will be in
Providence Reports from Mr. and
fits. Guyer say the company is a fine
one. and is playing to record break-y
‘ in; houses. a i
Stamford
‘H E A T a E
‘ STAMFORD, CONN.
THIS WEEK Tuas.,w§o.}-rnua.,
SAT. AFTERNOONSJND
sA'r. EVENING,
Original Childrens Theatre
“ Production of MRS. FRANCES ‘
”T . i‘oilet Articles.
A Full Line of Articles
Needed at THE SHORE.
I COLD CREAM
TALCUM
' BATHiNG CAPS, an.
F. H. BAXTER.‘ Druggist.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON ST.
.Tcl. office, 1069-3; house, 693
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Tonight the regular weekly business
meeting of Lincoln Council, No. «i. Q.
L'. A M., will be held
Miss Mae Smith, of ‘Spriugdnle, is:
spending the week with Mixes Lois
Marsh of South Norwnlk.
Mrs. Charlie Waterbury is entertain-
ing Mary llickey,
their camp at West Roton,
Mrs Benedict and Mrs. Fred Byx
bee, of \‘orw Bill, are guests of Fred B
Scotland, in Scott‘s Corners.
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Miss Gladys Wilson, of Norwalk is
the guest of her cousin Miss Vilian
hat Wood, in Springdale for two weeks:
A party from horwalk motored to
Springdnle. Sunday morning, to at-
They were friends of Rev H E. Wins.
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Oilicer John Roberts has warned the2
parents of several boys in East Nor-‘
walk that they must cease stealing
fruits from the yards of Pleasant
street residents or they will be hailed.
into court. Several complaints have
been lodged with the police relative to,
this matter.
! Rev_ W, H, Wukehain, who came to
email Norwalk yesterday to ol'riciate‘
at the runners] oi the late Richard
M. Bouton. returned to his tampzin
the Catskills. today. to remain the hub ‘
once of the month.
~—Flour Sale at Beckmnn's
Medal bag, 88c., bbi $7. 00
Oiiicer and Mrs.
postal cards mailed from Coney
land. ‘
Father Francis Xavier Wernz, head "' '
or the Order of Jesuits. and known. '.
as the “Black Pepe", who died in
Rome at 1:30 \estérd'ay morning. ten
.minutes. after the death of 'Pope Pius
of 'Springdale, at 3
Gold 3.
Robert Gainer of «‘-
Summitt street, who are enjoying an 2
extended vacation trip, are remembern ;“
ing their friends *in this city with
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X1. was well-known to a number or ‘ “
the priests who have been in retreat ,
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AUGUST SALE
Since most of us do and all or us should spend nearly onethird of
our time in bed, no Furniture in our August Sale can have greater in-
terest than the Bedroom F‘urnlt are, of which we have a thoroughly
comprehensive variety, at I. wide range of prices, marked from 10 to
50 per cent. from regular prices.
With Quality the highest, Prices the lowest, makes it worth your
while .to look through our stock.
A]. Collins & Co
HOSIERY SPECIALS
01: looking over our Hosiery Department. we no.
ticed that we are overstocked on 25c andsoc 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-
“res. ‘afifiowv ' p‘ ‘ I
. On Saturday the regular 50c numbers will be 39c
And the regular 25c values ................. 19c
This sale should prove very interesting as the lot in-
l eludes styles for men, Women and children. '
The N. E. Ryan 00.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
|ROAD HELD FOR RING STOLEN
§ FROM DEAD MAN'S HAND
; Judgment against the New Haven.
railroad in the amount of $3,500, to;
the value of the diamond ring whici
Twas stolen from her dead husband.
ffiugeruhos been awarded to Mrs. Elia
.abeth Fisher, of 350 E‘gmont avenue,
'Mount Vernon, by Judge Tierney, ii
.the Municipal court of the Bronx.
The case, which is said not to havr
a parallel, has been appealed. The
railroad is seeking an opinion from
higher courts to determine whether it
is responsible should a similar cam
ever arise. ‘
i The criminal side of the case has not
been decided yet, as Dr. ll. Kruger
Kaprielian, at Stamford physrican, ac-
cused of stealing the diamond ring.
and who was arrested in Port Chester,
still not be brought to trial until the
‘Septcmber term of county court in
iWhite Plains. lie is now being held
:in $2,000 bail pending the trial.
;' Both civil and criminal actions were
brought after the death of Charles
Fisher, a. designer, of Mount Vernon,
f who expired of heart disease in a New
i Haven car shortly alter getting aboard
at 125111 street, New York, while on
his way home. When the train reach-
"ed Mount Vernon, at 10: 59 p. 111., the
bod): was removed to the waiting
room on 'the eastbound side of the
tracks, where according to the police.
it was left alone for awhile with Dr.
Kaprielinn.
(‘ontending that the railroad was
negligent and therefore liable because
‘of the loss of the ring. .\irs. Fisher
I sued the company to recover the value
of the stolen ring. The suit was tried
Llast month in the Bronx municipal
fcourt. before' Judge Tierney, who has
just given his decision.
i ' The court held that the company was
Enable because of the negligence of the
Ereilroad companys employee in leat-
ing the body alone in the station Que
point brought out by counsel for Mrs
'Fisher was that the railroad was just.
as responsible for a dead body in its
;care as it is for baggage or any other
valuable. ‘
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Iluring this warm weather. They look and
feel so cool and comfortable.
All styles and sizes for Men,
Women and Children.
COnneally and Bracken
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realize than What shall we
V wear?"~l’ost Intelligencer.
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Building lLots for
Sale
Rock (mt.
(low Avenue.
West Street
Gibson Court
tannin.
and other lucntimm.
ASK Full Plill‘lfir‘i.
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i 1. u. Layton & Co.. Inc.
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summers hold su'cmth
rams-w other 11 he
would result.
tlwm in a flood tide (mention
by starting an ACCOFN'I‘.
Our wrucim'orll “AT
Sltlfll'lUEl'.
Savings Bank
' WALL BTR‘EE‘T. NORWALK.
mum Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
‘ FROM
summarizes!“ our: rLowsaa or ALL KINDS
South Norwalk Flower Co, .
Ne” South '- ain Sinner
in I -
dr‘uwnings ‘2:
,So with your Finances. Ker-p .
men :
Fairfield County
reapemem
Real Estate Insurance.
»5 mums Ave. " south Norwark.
ASBESTOS SHINGLES
It The cheapest coverlnxs tor perms
- :j nent buildings. Never need painting.
' a 'Do‘not split, crack or decay. v'l‘he only
.. roof which constantly grows better
I with the lapse of time. '
.A swarms-wimour arenas.
rel. oar-3. “new in.
M... net—Arm
Teeth and
Salesmanship
“‘ Every salesman~ in all lines'ahould
have pergegt’ and clean teeth}. It .
helps his appemrnce and makes a.
[better impression.
DIJHMailery,
‘lC 8°- loin 8t... 80. Hamill,
”a“. A... Row
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can make yours better and begin
thorn» Remember you can‘t oom— ‘
mend hill respéct with nsslsctod Z,
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c... n. Aisthorpe
The
Lmancipation of the
[Housewife
has been accomplished by
the GAS WATER HEATER.
No more necessity for keep-
ing the hot, dirty coal range
burning all day to keep the
kitchen boiler hot
No more back- breaking
climbs up the cellar stairs
with heavy hods of dusty
coal. is: Nol more high coal
bills-itisiECONOMICAL be-
causggflwhen it is NOT IN
USE: You iTURN} IT OFF.
35. 50 per lyear rents one of these
wonderful time and labor savers. At
the end of three years, it belongs
to you.
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The United
Electric Light & Water
Company.
25 per
—‘ too
5
per
ton
'We 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. South Norwuk.
KOAL 525
Tel. 721.
“a:
ANNOUNCEMENTofFALL OPENING
Tuesday, September lst, l9l4.
Students Who Intcnd 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. {E
‘ Merrill Busmess College !
Port Chester, 'W Stamfom, . {South Norwalk. 2
floating beach strolled by guards. ml :1. is;
oust n We": days fi- ,5... 373%.
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