THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1914
SEVEN
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IF. A. LANE
ll WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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BATHmo cites, 176.1 '
F. H. BAXTEE‘Druggist.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RID I!“ IUILDING
fl WAN-lilac! 31’.
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Miss Corinne Ruther, of Frank
street. Bridgeport, has Miss Helen
Parker, or South Norwalk, as her
guest for a few days, '
Miss lsabei Gregory, of Hartley ave-
nue, Bridgeport, will spend the wooin-
end as the guest at Miss Anna Grec-
ory. of South Norwalk.
xlire. M. Young. of East Norwallr;
Violet Fink, oi Newdersey; Russell
Riley sud ‘Mrs. T. Riley, oi Winni-
pnulr. have enjoyed a pleasant day’s
outing at Stamford.
STAMFORD
THEATRE
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
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WED. EVE: AT 8:15. SEPT. 2
CHARLES FROHMAN Presents a
New Comedy.
The Beautiful
Advenwre.
1With Charles Cherry, Ann Murdock.
Ernest 'Lawlord. Mrs. Whitlen and
Others.
PRICES ..............500 to $2.00
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_ THUR. EVE. AT 3:15, seer. s
end Mndon.
War Bulletms
ing of all its horses, the men decorated dragged OR the
guns under'a raking fire from the Germans.
' Emperor Nicholas has bestowed the Order
Vladimir on General Rennenkampfl, commander
Russian forces in the Viina district,, for bravery
field.
of St.
of the
in the
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LONDON, Sept. 3. 2:10 a. m.——'I‘he Swedish coal-
carrying steamer St. Paul, during the voyage from!
Gothenburg, struck a North Sea mine and foundered. The
crew of 25 men marveliously escaped injury and got away
safely in the ship’s life—boats. 1
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G. A. 'R. MEN 0N BOAT TRIP
Civil War Veterans Fill Six Streamers
011 Detroit River Esau-Dion.
DETROIT, Mlch., Sept 3—With
the national salute of 21 thus boom-
in; from the revenue cutter Merrill
yesterday afternoon. a fleet of six
excursion steamers. loaded down
with hundreds or civil war veterans,
headed out in the Detroit river (or
a cruise around Bell Isle then down
the river to Fighting Island and back
again to the city. The river trip
was considered the principal event
on today's program of the forty—
eighth national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic. A
semi-omcial meeting was held in
Light Guard armory tonight at which
Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris wel—
m.
NW mums “DONATED.
FALL OPENING
THE LITTLE SHOP, Reliable
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5,1914.
snowing s complete stock or whst's what in
WAIS'I's and WOMEN'S WEAR.
Ever-rims new. stylish sud unions-minute in Fsshion. Reason:
shle prices. ‘
We solicit your inspection and 1.1.1.151. patronsge.
THE LITTLE SHOP, Reliable
so nostril mun sr. Phone 11:74. scum NORWALK
SUITS, GOWNB.
HARTFORD, Sept. 2. w—‘l'he Pope-
Harttord Company, of this city. filed
a. certificate of incorporation with the
secretary of state today. Two or the
incorporation are men who hsve been
prominent in the Pope Emulator-
1- in: Contour oi this city. now in the
trends of a receiver. The encorporators
are Wilbur C.“ Walker. Charles E.
Walker and Rnlph A. Bardman. The
capital stock is “00.000"dlvided into
2.0” shares. “mono preferred and
sumooo common. The Hartford Mo-
tor Car Company. of Huttord: also
filed a. certificate with 850,000 unpl-
tnl. he inoorporatorn are the three
Miss Adelaide St. John. 0! Mott ave-
'mnmiomln
; dire. Frank Willis. 0! South Not»
walk. spent My with‘triends on
Park piece. Stanton
Res. and Ind. G-Coburn returned
last night from s month's vacation
spent at Airmail. In; lined.—
Dsnbury News. 5ij . y,
lira. Raymond Jones. of Bridgeport.
end one of the victims of the West-
portwrefipsidasoclslvisittothe
N°m.m "rsstsrdsr...‘ Mrs.
Jun is tooling he now, having fully
recovered iron her injury.
a:
The rnonthers or the worn} U.
are urged to be present at a meeting.
which will he held Friday afternoon.
L The Reigning success of New YorkJ 1
at 3 o'clock. st the parlors of Mrs.
Whitney. in the Armory, West avenue.
A large attentional is desired. . ‘ -
Mrs. Leroy Monroe and dsughter.
of Springdsle; Ilrs. John Alden. at
! Darlen; lrh. Stephan Wood, of Pound
Ridse; Mr. and Hrs. M. 1. Pelham
and 1m. and lire. Henry Austin, of
South Norwalk, were the recent
guests of s family authoring at the
lhomo of Mrs. Charles Muller, 0! 'Da-
rien.
Miss Alice Kins. superintendent of
the Norwalk Hospital nurses. return-
ed to Norwalk. yesterday. after hav-
ing spent her vacation in St. Cather-
ine, Ont. Elem was expected
home s little earlhr, but her arrival
was delayed through the tact that her
brother. Inter King. in command oi
a battalion or artillery. was tucking
read! to leave for the war.
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“Royal Society”
Stamped Goods.
We are Showing 11 number 01' 111501111er New Designs in sumo
ed Articles. Every One at which will Appeal to W " who Csre
tor the Art of the Needle. mmgnspusfi 2‘
There are Many New Styles of Apparel including Wsists. Corset
Covers. ,Conillinstions. Night Gowns. Bludoir Carl. Whi 3'0
ones as wellss Pretty srtieles for Home Decorations such as
Centerpieces. Doyiies, Sesrts, Lunch Cloths. Boudoir Cushions
sud Towels of Many Kinds and sizes.
in Infant’s Wear and other Novelties we Have Many New styles.
mnbroidery Cations and sun‘ to.- working in Great VariOtY.
A Wonderful Opportunity for Those Who Contemplste the Msithl
oiHoildsy Gifts.
The N. E. Ryan CO.
8 WASHINGTON STREET.
i 11'" !
SOUTH HORWALK.
nhove mentioned and Frank M. Rid-
ler.
'comed the aged soldiers to Michi- ..
MlN'l‘Z’S
Velvet Shapes
at 95c
and up
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HILLSIDE
A KRIOOL FOR 6mm
PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK.
(Founded by M]: Bur Mud,
1883.
The school will "open for the Fall
Term on Thursday morning. Septem-
ber l7.i01i.nt nine 0 e'look. All clac-
ses except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of the hill. each
floor has an exit on the ground lev-
Satlsiactory school Sh
For Boys and Girls
ALL OF THE MOST RELIABLE;M‘AKES,
WITH A WIDE CHOICE IN sran'Ta‘ND”
LEATHER TO SUIT ALL TASTES
WE” Guarantee That They‘Will r11
Conneally and Bracken
1. WASHINGTON 8T.
el.1 thus obviating all danger in case
of tire.
College Prepnratory. Genernl and
Special courses for older girls. with
music and dancing under competent
instructorsr Primary and Intermedi-
' ate Department for little girls end
for boys under ten years. French
taught in sil grades beyond end in-
cluding the sixth. Arrangements made
for bringing children to school and
for serving a hot luncheon. Terms and
. illustrated booklet on application.
The Principals may be seen st the
School any morning on or after Sep-
tember seventh.
Marmot R. Brendlinser. A. B.
Vida Hunt Francis. .9. r. '
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