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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller. at New city. now 0! Philadelphia. was an over-
Haven, are enjoying a visit at the hollhy visitor at the home of South
home or Mrs Fred Janos, oi Cove ave- Norwalk blends.
hue.
'Mr. and Mrs. Morris
in New York city yesterday
‘lienry Lockwood and tamiiy.
Elmwood avenue, leave today on a settler with a party oi- Mahdi? spent
pleasant two weeks' vacation, which a pleannnt day at Rockaway Beach,
House's remove
“were one; ion chute
q} we see-r OF “Kiev
IF A LANE
51 WASHINGTON 87W
will he spent in the mountains.
i‘IIIVIKL‘FIDIIuIn
Epstein. 0’ High street, enjoyed a week-end visit
South Main street. enjoyed a pleasant to NW mu- 3, 1, The pleas.
automobile ride to the home of friends gm trip was made by automobile, the -
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retool: x: _,
onions ma. no.
F. H. BAXTERiIouga-t
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New Comedy,
The Beautiful
OtheTS.
m‘,
and London.
STAMFORD,
THEATRE
STAMFORD. Film moo
woo; EVE. AT 8:15, SEPT. 2
CHARLES FROHMAN Presents 3
Adventure.
With Charles Cherry, Ann Murdock.
Ernest Lawlord, Mrs. women and
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THUR.‘ EVE. AT 8:15, SEPT. 3
The Reigning ‘Successoi New York
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PRICES ’.
SEPT. 45.
MESSRSA SHIIBE‘R-T
' New Comedy,
Alice Brady. Ruth Findlay,
Jerome Patrick,
F. Auo NIGH‘L:
2. user. a *
AT TflECONMTI-IEATRE. NEWM
'SAT. MA“. AT 2:15. 7
Present . a
"'iWhat is Love’
13! Genise Summ‘wim iii
g “At East."- .“The Lure.” Ito.
This remarkable Casi includes ‘_
who .
{lore anions. Eurloonrghoras m_
sues. '
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W-“ » r,
rm. KND SAT. eves. n a: is,
princes—eveningu....soc oi siso '
spent similar at Bevin Nook.
John suites, or lithium
and Mood. use at Savln ‘Roeh, you-
most: '
Contraotor aim... em. a:
West street, has purchased; Ford au-
Mobile.
~~ Andrew about». or ultra street.
‘ niacin today to:- Baltimore Maryland,
. to spend a volition.
Alterneyycrnmerb. liegeman.
' _ Illnxweiler ~‘& Housman, on Washing-
W
avenue.
Baptist Church.
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FALL OPENING:
Next Sunday the gates of Baton
Point are to be closed. The big ”'3”
nival, to be held the last three darn.
oi this week, will he a fitting aim; t
for such an enjoyable mason.
Next SundoL the members 01 the
CongregationolEhdrch will unite with thway Commissioner Chris: J.
thooootthe Bella-t Church. and diVlue Bunion yesterday Inverted the con
worship win he in the South Nowell: tract tor the Wilding of a @1180er am in... sling as a result of his recent 555!“ cum and brm- “I“ WE 3*“
Eight muster: or property m
made in Norwalk. last week,
marmosets of ".100. For the first week
with
nine of roomy. and the We»
were $24, 85.0.
iconcrete bridge, in Water-town, to
John D. mohael & Emmet. tor 83M»
The We Willi “We“ show Med
no hues ulterioroveulns, at Ro-
on Point; where they had been play-
interesting one. and many enjoyed
thoqorlorxuonoeu mg; cinch.
One Of the bikini: heme “expense
for a stuck-r is his tobacco bill. and
vguowloaicisarutorodoalm row“
THE LITTLE SHOP‘ Rollabie
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1914.
Showing a complete stock oi what's what in
WAISTS and WOMEN” 8 WEAR” '
Everything new. stylish and up- -to-tho-minute in Fashion. Heston-
able prices.
ism. GOWNS,
We solicit your inspection and valuable patronage.
THE LITTLE SHOP, Reliable
Phone 1197-4.
EOUTH NORWALK
;, .
' that sum, cigarefios and too-coo or
(dining; mowmwunper
cent gli‘he European war. they fly.
L 'l'odhi Cholflilieri tor loome'weeke
‘ Point, miss: his position to accept a
, similar One with James Elieyhmsna- . i
' mines Muhackemo Hotel. As a-
aplendid months new chethus aoqulr-i
ed an“excolien_t reputation.
“tam-u
ammo. formerly of this
l Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Coleman, or
start being made Saturdayi
/
Thoma: Collins. O! FOi‘t‘btrebt. to
iyestorday. to which place they motor- ‘
‘ed in Mr. Collinu' machine.
i
an. ...i lire. cm}. “Taylor. of
Franklin street. who have been enjoy-
iu a um Ioiouro. together with
their nun. Char-lea and William in
Boston and other nearby places or in-
terest. will return tomorrow.
“NORTH MAIN ’1'.
FALL WAISTS
est Paris ideas at Wry moderate prices.
Newiuurrieals in advance styles rcpr:sentin_g the lat—
Waiato oi Lingcrie and Crepe in a vast array_ of models,
bantlfully trimmed with lace, hand embrOidcry, etc.,
at...
...-o-n.---...-'.o..-I
‘ $1.98 and $2.98
.Wam of black satin, Send-tailored, with Roman stripe
Venice effect; also dressy waists of crepede chino, the
bisque elloct being a special feature, at
EVfi’y Woman who Cares for the exclusive should
.seethooewalm.
.l
The NE. ‘ Ryan CO.
at wrtsHmorou men.
SOUTH NORWALK.
William W. Swan. 9! miter-d. tiled
a petitiOn in bankruptcy in the
' MINTZ’S r
Great Values in All
Departments
For Tuesday:
INSURANCE
Fire, 11(1),. Aoclrknt, Plaza '
Glues. Workmun’s Commits- r
tion. liability. Marine and Auto-
mobile. _
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Strontium) 'I‘lokeie.
If Illa In. m Ti warm, 9}!
some. are onloyhiii drill stirrer the
home of Mr and “to. H. J. Riordan!
on Kiln m ‘1‘; 931011!” Is the‘
brother of Clio. MI .hewis, or
West street.
Special Ollice'r Stephen Bolas; is
substituting on the boat or Patrolman
Milton 1. Lockwood, or South Nor-
waih. who is enjoying his annual tracer-i
tion mm his duties In the Norwaik
Police Department.
A certificate of incorporation hasI
been filed by the-Norwalk Supply Shop,’
Inc. of Norwalk; 130 shares subscrlb~
ed for, on which 8250 In cash and 83,7
000 in mm have been paid. Freel-
dent and treasurer. John A. Mills, 1
ohm; secretary, Sarah L. Mills, 128% '
shares.
i' THE BANK or sooner:
' 4"
Banking By Mail-
I: for the accommodation or those
: residing in the suburbs or. in
.' the adjoining towns.
Banking by ,Mail .
is a simple matter; upon; ro-
' uncut. bluntiormu wllivbe sent
for the openingotnow. accounts
[and our mun; nbseunont do
.l
No. 2 South More so...
and Girls
A Perfect Fit Guaranteed
All 'the‘Best Makes for BOys
11a wasnloe‘rou's'r.
. would result.
WALL STREET.
Swimmers hold
mm" mm“ “WNW” L1: mush-win booklet on application.
Savrngs Bank
Conneally and Bracken
u Soulthyournnnnm.
than! i! I flood tide condition
, byuiaum an ACCOUNT.
' "AT your:
§~ Schooi' any morning on or after 891%
number IoVeuth.
‘ J. M. Layton "& (20., inc.
REAL ESTATE ANIFRENTS.
6 Railroad Ave. sooth g‘NOrwuik...
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HILLSIDE ‘ g .7
‘ A 80110014 FOB GIRLS .
PROSPEG‘I‘ HILL, NOBWALK.
(Founded by Elisabeth Burr Mead,
' 1888. ‘
The" School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday morning. Septem-
ber 17, 1914, at nine o clock. All Cloa-
school building on Prospect aVenue.
Bmlt on the slope at the hill
floor has an exit on the ground lev-
el. thus obviating all danger in case
of tire.
College Prepsraioriv'. General and
music and dancing under competent
instructor-a; Primary and Intermedi-
ate Department for little girls and
, {or boys under ten yenrs.1"renoh
for bringing children to school and
.ior naming. ii. hot luncheon. Terms and
‘ The Principals may be seen at the
Margaret R. Brendllniror, A. B.
'Vide. Hunt Francis, .3. L‘
.‘W—
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llaxafiiiaat week. ’The show we! on;
just head cook in the Casino, ntBoton ‘
. Mr. Robinson recently won a 3400
see except the primary recite in the g
each
1-Special courses (or older girls. with i'
‘ ' taught In all nudes beyond and in; ,
: cluding the sixth. Arrangements made
strength ‘ in .11"
ford, yesterday, showing liabilities of Ryan and Conductor George 0W
I2, 351. 91 and assets of $575 of which Jr. A passing pedestrian. roll-1W
$520 is claimed to be exempt. the child's denser, rushed out hell
hugged her from in front (tithe/trot:
Congressman Jenmm Morton, lay. the Child sustaining MI I (Q!
dutombllauccldeniianblugmn, ar- called 50 We“ is “8 $9 the M
rived at xiii home, on West street, in new of the unknown News!
this city. yesterday morning. Com m
”gm Douay” is [.0 “are“ a Fred H88”, the genial manner
largo Labor Day gathering in Bridge-11119 daring airman. "Jack" McGee. wolf
P0“ today. in this city, Saturday. Mr Hedi:
came here from Bridgeport, when“
signed some contracts tor the appear?
once or McGee in that city. The thrills
ml? summons: mi- ...... .. .. ...... ....
that heishboi‘h‘ood was mm“: a mu :ed in Danbury, at Lake Kenosha, *flab-
sauce or Itself. Oihcer John Reynolds Wayna‘temonn The many friends:
was detailed to do away with the mu- “”5 and Fred made dun“ their
mal, but upon investigation found the short- “ay in this cm” “'9 watch "
kitten perfectly healthy and exceeding- with, interest their successful .pro-
ly playful. lie turned it over to an grass, and "are very pleased to 1“"?
anhdal-lover, on} Woodward revenue. that Mr. McGee has fully “WV"‘F
who will give it a permanent home. from the minor injuries received when:
- . - the supposed crazy man took a shot at
him from Danbury woods.
.———7——.—.—.
A phone call from 74 Woodward ave-
Norwallir will be represented‘iodoy
in the swimming events at Bridgeport
by members of the local lite saver'o
corps. Joseph Cameron, of this city,
will enter the loo-yard swim; Arthur
and Fred Stabell, two expert local
swimmers, will enter the one-mile race. From New York N. Y., W literal;
and John Ford, wellvknown here, or lyn, N. Y., direoi—Z: 40 and
Stamford, will also enter the 100- yard P- “1- . ,
swim. All the local men are confident 10F;§?.atill ”$3; Iggy: 3; g: E; :3:
they will bring book first honors.
SOUTH woRWALK, comm
MAILS ARRIVE.
From New York, N. Y., and a!
points West and SoutbF-G: 05 and 10:
a- in. 1:20, 6:47p. m.:and1215all.
Front Dunburv Conn.
Ridgefleld, Coptic—4:18 a. 211.; Dan
bury Conn., 951?. a. m. and 5:14 p
lezves, ltlomorrow for Nemeork (Slity, m- from Danbury and all points he-
w ere 6 h to an up o stau on, tween Danbury and South Norwalk at
again in the College or the City or New 12_ 52 “a 7 4‘5 p In
York. Mr. Robinson is president of From Norn elk Conn ~At 7: 09,
his class, and he will arrange the (is 19:7-33 and 10 00 m m 1: 30. 3 00 and
. p.m. ‘
toils o! the annual September Fresh M AlLs CLOSE .
Soph light, that is an event of unusual For New York, N Y., and all
excitement and interest at the college. points West or South Nowell: Conn
~—-6:40 and 10:00 a In., 12: 35, 1:50,
5:30, 6:00 and 8500 p. m.
For all points East—6:55 and .~
10' 00 a. 111.. 1:00, 6:00 and 8‘00
George Robinson, of Dutch Point,
scholarship because oi his high staud- ,
log in examinations.
Agollne, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wilkins, of North
Main atreet, had a narrow escape from
serious injury, Saturday afternoon,
“all 8116 ran “MB the street direct- *At 5- 55 a m and 1 00 9-“ '
iy in the path of a trolley car. which _ ANDREW LEARY, P. M
:For Bridgeport Conn. direciri): 00
Foi- Danbury direct—9- 45 a. m an
'Men’s-Pants.
$198—$238 '
$3 and 34 Values
. Men’s Suits _
$7 .98—— $9. 98 ‘
$15 and 52 tab es
JACOBY’S
Opp. lisyts Theatre
-—-EXTRA SPECIALS——
Delicious Creamery Butter all)... .. ....... ...32¢
UneedaBiSthS,zpkga..,.. ......... .. ..... ...."Z¢
mncy Native FORM. 14 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21¢
Delicious'Teble Butter, in prints ..... 29¢
24 COTTAGE sneer. _
‘ . EAST noawnnxr
A. ‘STULL
.PIC'I‘ORIAL REVIEW PA’I‘I'ERNS LEAD ALL OTHERS -
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NORWALK.
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
FROM
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
HEADQUAMRS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF Ail-L KINDS,
South Nor-walk Flower Co.,
Telephone 354
‘ struction at little cost the next time
' use: IT For: BUILDING PARTI-
none.
1 You. can demonstrate-the Sumeri-
. the “old, costly lath-and-«plaster con-
you have a phrtitlon to build.
g Just so to any Bisbcopric dealer
and set enough or this wonderful
material to cover the space you Wan'
to close off. Put up your studdlna’.
then. mail on the Bishnprlc Board.
.Tho wall- is ready at once for any
kind t: decoration. it will glue you
a sturlliox'demo narration of the saw
mg in‘timeeind money over the Old
way .i plastering walls and edition
C H. Amhorpex
, Orlty of 'Blshopric Well ”Board over '
‘.- mall}- ui SMIOeeuu.
‘ Munro: Miguel. “an."
1' 00 mm
”pip/moi. O NO!-
Teeth and Heart
frost thumping been is us-
sally horn indigestion due to
humanely—j; untreated i d,
his; health a! your children's l,
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Norwalk Chronicler