HUYLER’8 PM”
CHOCOLATE.
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
Ir. 5.1.11er
51 WARMINGTON WRIST
SOUTH NORWALK
- Tone Mdclea
AND-solutions
NeededntmESHORE.
‘ GOLD 6R“-
TALCUI
' exmmo one. no.
F. H. BAXTERIDl-uggist.
David Wszmond
UN DER’I‘AKER
wsw’nso I!“ BUILDING
1a. «In. nan-nu. m l
Hay lever seems to be quite pre-
valent in town this fall.
Charles Adams, general manager
of the agony department or the hiss-
sachusetta Accident Company. is in
town todny as guest at William G.
Creekett, the local representative.
Willem Cook, Miss Florence Cook
and friend. Miss Jennie Kinscells, oi
Norwelk, were week-end guests of Mr,
endure. James Cook oi Seminary St,
New Canaan. '
STAMFORD
THEATRE
summer). PHONE 2300.
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wan. EVE. AT 3:15, seer. 2
CHARLES NORMAN Presents a
New Comedy,
The Beautiful
With Charles Cherry. Ann Murdoch.
Ernest Lawiord, Mrs. Whlflen and
Others.
emcee .............. 50a to taco
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THUR. EVE. AT 8:15, seer. e
The Reigning Success at New York l
and London. ‘
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Adventure. I
DIRECTFWIT'S SECGNDYEAR
AT mCmMTHeATRE. routines l
PRICES .............. 50c to $1.50 '
FRI. AND SAT. EVES. AT 3:15.
SEPT. 4-5.
SAT. MAT. AT 2:15.
111m. SHUBERT Present a
New Comedy.
“What Is Love”
.4: George Scarborough, Author of
"At Bay." “The Lure," Etc.
This remarkable Cast includes
Alice Brady. Ruth Findlay. Theo- '
“MA-flue: AND mom. rues.
DAV, SEPT. 8
I Little Boy Blue
The Greatest Dance Show in the
m
1..“ 7 pier“, am. Home. ‘
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Mrs, Ass! Sdnmelt. 0! tone BL,
has retuer {run visit in New York
03!.
Ilsa new ins-bin at West Si...
hasreturned horn-trains visit in
New York.
Hyllktn Brown, or last Norwallr. now.
on sale at Donneliy's.
Miss Marion Benedict. of Norwalk,
istbegldolherniece. liraEd»
ward mallow. in Springdale.
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the‘ South Norwalh poatrofllce in the
ioying a brief vacation.
There was no meeting last evening
{Python The next'lresular machine
1 will be held on My evening.
‘ next. as usual.
of OIIVe Blanch mm knight. or
1 William E. Smith or the Smith
Eros. 101 Vulcanising Shop. on Main
street made a business cal at the N0!"-
‘ walk Tire 00., factory. Friday. "Bill"
: saw the making 0! the celebrated tires
and tubes made by this company and
immediately purchased a large stock.
-—1New Conan Adv-User.
John K. lnwrenee of Stamford. who
, has been ill at his home on Main St.
was in an Improved condition today.
Blood pomoning. vrhlch originated in a
'carbnncle on his neck. spread. nec-
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dots m-eibus, Harrison Ford and
emitting two operations. They were
performed by DH. loom, Stsub and
Crane. Ir, Inwrenee is now out at
danger.
‘ THE BANK or sERVlhE 5';
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Annually. 1
1atalargeospaaeand consid-
, erafle arduo- wa-k ad care. <
_, the bank-book number and the
1 mumnprlntesln .j',
the locum 1’
Each Depositor
canthmbyvmthelr own
account. Wemmisan
Ageofl’ohlicity
Jerome Patrick. _
PRICEs—Evenlnpe... .50c to “-50 1, :
Matineu. .. .aeicotmI '
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New book. mm Bibblns. by .l. ’
Arthur mum is substituting in.
place at Arthur Cheetos. who is en.
WIMN CLOVER m HAIRY at this need in tho United states. ow-
VIWWPRIEES. wmmwmrmm
Wm D. 0., Sept. t.—‘Iuropewoeewflfithanususl. The
Prices tor imported crimson clover‘prices then advanced to from 81.50 to
“d Ill-I" vet-ch seed have recently 89 per bushel. We that date im-
shown such A marked upward tenden- portations‘ have med to arrive
or that specialists at theDepartrnenruntil thereinnownoreimported seed
or Agriculture fear that the cost all-mums lor nu seeding thanthere
these and.“ which Europe a min. in thiecountl'! a ran I80 at this
chic: source, will interiors with mining. This seed. according to the De-
increasing use of these leguminoua partlnont's information, was all im-
clover crops. In fact. it is tearsdthat ported at approximately the M0
the prices or the sad or these leg|price as that soldier 84 to $4.50 per
Before the present "European oondb-tore. is regarded by the We”
tions arose. crimson clover seed was!“ unwarranted from the shodpoint
selling at from $4 to $5 per bushel. or the My and the import price at
Up to August 15 there was a Myrrheuaaed. flame dealers are dentin
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FALL OPENING
THE LlrrLs SHOP, Reliable
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1914.
Showing a complete stock of what's what. SUl’l‘S.
WAISTB and WOMEN'S WEAR.
W our, stylish and Whole in Fashion. leases-
able prices. 1..“
We solicit your inspection and valuable patronage.
THE LITTLE SHOP, Reliable
semen-l new or. Phone 1197-4. sou-m noewaut
GOWNS.
FALL WAISTS
h arrivsls in advance styles "parenting the lot.
at Paris ideas at very moderate prices.
Waists oi Lingu'ie and Growth a vast array: of models,
beautifully trimmed With lace, hand embroidu'y, etc.,
at .............. . ..... ...... $1.98 and 82.98
Wltfis of black m, send-tailored, with Ramon stripe
WOW effect also dressy waists of crepeda dune, the
basque effect. being a special teenager .. $5.00
Every woman who Cares for the exclusive should
see 11.... 1111111. We
The N. E. Ryan , Co.
I WASHINGTON Ul'RIIT. IOU-TH WALK.
Buy SCHOOL SHOES Here
All the Best Makes for Boys.
and Girls
A Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON OT.
J-ts. int-intui-II
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’ them in_n flood tide condition in
by starting an ACCOUNT. ;
11am noun 5::
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
-;n:s;I:aja1l‘.o1n2a:l1a2u1uljo.a“:‘i':
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your.
Floral. Decoratiopsrand Funeral Designs
FROM
HEADQUARTIR§ roe our clowns: or ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
N052 South Main Street Telephone 364-
. _. Th e City National Bank
OUR AIM
inthisreepectbeinganescelied‘. 1.1- ..1.» '1
Money dammismwapmvdasdup-mmm
ads, and .vmmummmmmmmmtmm
mam » will
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limes may soon hishaetomeheitlbuehel in the earl! Pm 01 to sea-‘
inadvisable to plant them this you. son. The present hish page. there'
'»l"|se,
J 'Dhat thumping heart is us.
ThlsBankischarteradtobeotservioetothoeommltr—ltscapadts
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uing to sell at the former member
these an creations.
l! the present high price is maintain-
ed, the specialists are doubtful wheth-
er crimson clever can be prontauy
used as a green manure crop for seed-
ing in corn or on vamnt ground, or
under other conditions where the
catch is not reasonably certain. Un~
der such conditions they point out that
it will be better practice to sow rye
this tall and use the difference in
price in adding nitrogen to the soil in
the form of nitrate of soda or some
other highly nitrogenous
venting washing aud‘bleaching and can
he plowed under in the spring to add *
homes to the soil.
Wm men clover is being used
orchard culture. or where local expert'
.ence indicates that s. good catch and
payment 0! a higher price for the seed
will no doubt be justified.
Ilia with reference to hairy vetch
seed. There has been appmlmatolr
sixeenntbs as much seed imported
rsince November 1. 1913. as in the year,g
previous. This shortage. however. is
partly counterbalanced by the increaav
in: domestic production othairy rainh
seed. Mr the mice or bury
notch seed is blind to be exorbitant.
the same change in tam practice is
wounded as that suggested in the
ease oi almson clover.
BTEAMBHIP Annrvnw
TODAY.
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N INSURANCE
we, Accident, We
Glam, Woflm’m (Noam.
liar, My, Marine and Anon-
mime.
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
_ l. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
noel We issuance.
5 Railroad Ave. “Vsbuth Nor-wait.
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HILLSIDE
A salmon FOR GIRLS
PROSPEDTHIIIL, NORWALK.
1883.
The School will open the the Fall
Term on 'i'hnradaa morning. Septem-
ber 17, 1914. at nine o'clock. All else»
see except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
el. thus obviating all danger in case
of fire.
College Preparatory. General and
“Special com for older girls. with
music and dancing, under. competent
The Principals may be seen at the
‘ isohool any morning on or after Sep-
ltember'seventh;
Margaret R. Brendlinger. A. 'B.
Vida. Hunt Francis", E L
”Wm”.
USE. IT 110111111311.htm; PART!-
1- Home
You can demonstrate the Superl-
orlty of Bishopric Wall Beard over
,. the old. costly lath-ond-plaster con- 1'
struction at little cost the next time
' you have a partition to build.
Just go to any Bishcoprin dealer-1
and get enough or this wonderful '
material to cover the space you want
to close otf. Put up your studding,
then nail on the Bishnpric Board.
The wall‘ is ready' at once for any
kind at decoration. It will giVe you
a startling demonstration or the sell-
ing in timeand money over the» old
,why 0: plastering wells and» ceilings.
C. H.» Aistllorpe, Agent
on 937.3. s Seoview Ave.
—-—-—-— C——. ‘u-—-..- .——.—-a— ’—
Teeth and Heart
ually from. indigestion due to
‘ improperly 1' masticated road.
You need so much teeth grind-
ing surface. See
Dr. J. H. Mallory
idle. Help at. do. Nor-walk; "
and have him bring yours. on
pair those you atilil rationed
‘ IIMWW hie-t
arm-mm u.-
f ”W
Iertiiiser.
The rye will attord a winter cover pre-
reeularly as a winter cover crop in‘
a good crop are practically certaiml
. A somewhat similar condition ex-i
(Fbundedbynhnbethnm lead.»
Built on the slope of the hill, each ’ ,
floor has an exit on the ground lev- ’
instructors; Primesy and Intermedi-1;.
ate Department for little girls and 1
for boys under ten years. French.
taught in all gredes beyond and in- ,
'_ 1 cluding the sixth. Arrangements made
"'tfor bringing- ohildren to school and -
j .. for serving shot luncheon. Terms and
illustrated booklet on application.
Stun-r From
' binnretania Liverpool
Cedric Diurnal
‘ Olin": Shields ' '
intents Isabel Barcelona “1
18!. Crolx London '
Ocean Amsterdam
Bl Oriente Galveston
PICI‘GRIAL REVIEW PATTERNS LEAD ALL WEI-15;:
‘ $2.50 and $3.00 Pants Special
~ hoses seven
A Few of the Specials at This
Busy Store Tomorrow.
Eclipse
50c Sihellose .
25c Lisle Gloves
$1.00 Belts.
Sde Belts .
500 Windsor Ties . .
25c Windsor Ties .
$5 and 36 Wash Dresses
' $4 Wash Dresses
$12.50* Suits
$15 to1$30 Suits $7.95
$1. 50 Velvet Shapes 95c.
Other Velvet Shapes $125,149,]. 95
New Feather and Fancies 75c up.
18e
39c
190
69c
350
39c
19c
$2.90}
$11.99
$5.95
O
..Drese‘e$
78c
1 ha: Sold for. $1.50 up to $8.00
Trousers
$1.98
Men’s Suits
$15, $18 and $20 Suits $9.98
Jacoby’s
Opp. Hoyts Theatre
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Long More American Ioadarocf fesllionappannd at Newport and other smart ‘reeoru “NH”!
advance styles eith-
wele shown by PICNRIAL REVIEW.
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1 j l - PlCl‘ORIAL REVIEW mum ‘ ,
m REV! w chi: ”Maldonado-U
”$.th [AL 5 due too I.”
mtb-ewflduinconumendeandgirdhaleotha V-u-ll-w
No. sumo cones; 5793. Idea-In.
MMlSune-rm. linen
mew amniyonhtryoneol
mmneeu-monds.
'IEIII’IL'IORIAISIIEYIEW EASlfiOIMOIFOIL
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Donnelly _
0 D. Jackson
38 WALL ITRIIT
NORWALK.
E", Optician PM"! ’
Norwalk Chronicler