"It.
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. ,‘I’ei. 441.
‘5 ‘f which We point, depends
WM. EFFRON,
’ cater-11:3 AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
,oooos AT LOWEST PRICES -ON
1’ In the Fall the hue-
band’l fancy lightly
hmueothwghtAot’Coal
. 5f ~when tire host is on
1 diepm'ldnendhisover-
coat'sinpawd-Amt he
gets a neurone shudder
. and the boom his
;._eoulifhislaetycer'ebiil
ismdingandhis Ctedi
it’s all but gmié. Ifthie
story has 5 moral upon
wewillleeveitto the
'reodertodiscussamong
E1: hisfriende.
. The . ,
FERRI‘S' GOA-L
COMPANY.
_ BUY
Hazelton
Coal
are i ‘1' .. ‘ 1 ;
The B. HershlieldSzSonCo)
‘7 TIL. 2M. 122.wArsa e'r.
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IN RED OAK COAL I AM THE
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton.
My cash prices are the lowest in town
I do not expect to make a large profit ‘ .
on coal this" Year as I sell at such a _
Iow price just to advertise my
Red‘Oak Coal
5 I am selling Alpha ortland Cement . ,
at very lowest prices.
be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
I‘ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
TM. 445. Tel. 441.
'l
Special Salem Cement
FOR ONE WEEK.
ALFA OR ATLAS AT 32 CENTS
, A no.
Begs to Be Returned
SJOWAN 8T.
Tel. 441.
EverythmgtBelowCost
‘FURNITURE, CARPETS CHAIRS,
RECORD AT 15 ELY AVE.
_4
15 ELY AVE.
. ‘ LQUls NYARY, Manager.
W
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I
The bag must
Wemummmthnde-enMC-e (onion
WMWBWWIMWQ‘MMD
mwnmymum .—
ueinapoetflcntodnmmpt’eenieeend clun.eoandlumli'er if
namwmmwmmmmm. wambegledto j;
mum the very pleasantyreletione which have existed'in diaper
of ”experience and en estebm reputation for conscientious deat-
The Hatch 8r
1.
ey Company
mm aaoxans. special on Shoes. .5
. We benefineegeultauel which _ . ,
mmmdummgo» “505M
mmmmmer. muck '31. 93.
sell for one-belt the price of lea ,,
cases. and wear equally as well. F “
The NORWA .
PAWNSHOP; .-
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.
Money loaned on articles of vglue;
Musical Instruments, Hardware. unre-
deemed pledges.
40 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and shoe Store
POITOFFIOE BLOCK
OOUTH NORWALK
Investments
' Invest in Life, Annuity or Life In-
..ln most securities.
' _ c. 'r. MeGOVERN
,msuamc: Ann 22A). ne'rA'rI
.. , 155 Washington Street.
1 :Ieuth 1 Nemlk. Donn. Tel. 846
’cm
"Elm Trees Sprayed
,' Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
. ... .
. .
am illil’lilii 3
Division No. 1 and Dalllltll‘s oi '
Geeille Elves Him Puree at “
7 WWW-:Wewil‘
'3 and choir-master at St. Mary's Church,
‘ and who now is located in New Lon- L.
I last night. at the hands of a commits
- tee representing Division ‘No. 1. A. Q.
:Hends had left New London for Nor. 1 I:
lwalk. and they met the train and in- ,
ivelgied him into John L. Gardella'sice . 3
f _ come Policy. Returns are better then.
SOUTH HDRWALK. CONN
~—‘~—~ .-,.>--
k. We Have Moved
5 —'l‘0-- ~ .
'71 North Main Street-
» .
PAPER
Painting
~Paper Hanging
Decorating 1 '
THE
1~1.¢.....;‘-c.-. ,
' Bridge FishrMarket
10 First ec. am Nam-lit "
Tel. 452.,
R. J. comm.
Big Reductions on
all Household Goods '
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
M. GUTKOWSKY
l
GOTTLIEB'S BEMlqANNUAL sA1.5
' aeeAN 'I’ODAY. ,
‘ man'semte. .;
3111 Suite. g
’7 Stilts Isle-el;eeeelleeleoeiiie E“
GOTTLIEB’S
$7&$IOClothingSto 3.. to... m... .1,
11 nos-m MAIN 81'. g ’
Inca] Post Office Vtitlt‘led l1mbargo
Through Toms Lifted.
That the il'nitcd States does not
look for much further trouble in
Mexico is revealed in a norder re-
ceived by the local post-office from
Hhe department at Washington today
rMT’gg
l
M. “115 'I‘O \lIflXICO. I
I
Delivered to your home 9
Office Prompt Service, in which the embargo on mulls going
1 .Irom this country to Mexlco'through
‘ ‘ ' ,-'I‘exae is lifted and the former receipt
Phone your order to g and dispatch of mulls hctWeen this
1qountry and Mexico is resumed and
restored to the arrangement which
cxlsted before the Mexican trouble.
The order reads that the dispatch
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main
7... K... .
sz FULL LINE OF VALEN-
TI'NE’S VALSPAR .
VARN-JSH. . i
{1' .'
M P. 14]) U N N E
been“; .wAsHmeron trues-r.
Thursday-Barrel
vof all mail for Mexico except Vern
Cruz will be resumed at once
‘ through the regular Texas border ex»
:change post-offices. Mails for Vera
{Cruz will continue to be desputched
,vie. Galveston and New York. ‘
' The sending out of this order by
the' department at Washington is it»
kenito mean that the state depart-
ment has :notifled thepost-oft‘lce de-
partment formally that no further
trouble is to be expected in Mexico.
0'
Willis—"Highflier bad a narrow.
escape when he wrecked that bank."
Glilis-—_—“Yes. If he had swlp i
only a couple of thousand les‘e'figl
would have been larceny instea oti
financieriiig."—5Puck. 5;}: E
Edward W. Hands. former organist ‘
- don. received the surprise of his life, ‘
H and the Daughters o! Castfle. The If
surprise was in the form of money. the :jw
sum of 8105 in gold being presented
‘to him by Rev. James Mealtime. This ,
substantial remembrance was given an '. -
a token of esteem and kindly feeling
which Mr. Hands' friends hold of bin).
The committee, which consisted of W.
H. Hickey, Mrs. M. J. Howard and 1 .I
Miss Helen T. Ratchford, received a 3;;
telegram yesterday afternoon that Mr. 5 ~-
Umbrella Stock.
cream parlor for refreshment. Totally
unaware of the purpose of the commit-
tee, Mr. Hands was déeply affected
when Fr. McGinnls in a few words,
presented the purse of gold.
He accepted the gm with a great
deal of emotion and profusely thanked
The Best‘Dollar Umbrella Made
We have just received .a big addition to our Famous Dollar
Made by the largest manufacturer of
umbrellas in the countryrwith servicable frames, fast
color covers. and very attractive handles, they
have the looks, and wearing qualities of an
umbrella costing ‘much more money
Twenty-Six and Twenty-Eight inch Sizes
Special Line of Ladies Sweaters
-
the committee for it. He said it meant
a great deal to him to know that his
friends hold such a kindly feeling for
him, and be assured them that be fully
reciprocated it.
”med—.-
nmus Allll ruusnttsl
Mrs. James K. Selleck, _
News has been received here of the
death. in New York city, ofKate Cur-
Itis Selleck, wife of James K. Selleck,
[which occurred yesterday, at her And the members of the Council.
heme on St. \lcbolas avenue. The of the City of Norw.ulk
funeral will be held from Raymond ti: Gentlemen:
Sons parlors, ons‘iiiain street, Thurs»! i hereby submit to you a report of
day afternoon, at "2:30 o'clock, and the work that has been done‘ by the
will be private. ‘h‘ev.
rector of St. Andrew‘s Church. Stank; months of this department.
ford. will omclate, interment will be: The following is a list of the per.
in Norwnlk cemetery. mite granted, inspections made,
changes ordered, permits not granted,
Funeral of Mr. Prince. and the amount taken in by the de-
Tbe funeral services of Charles partment together with the approxi-
Francis Prince. offiowsyton. were held mate amount of new buildings to be
yesterday afternoon, at2 .30 o'clock. taxed.
from the Rowuyton Baptist Church. Number of building permits issued.
Rev. Mr. Anderson and Rev. Mr. Jack- 269 Total times inspected 560.
son officiated. interment followed in Number of plumbing permits issued,
Dan-ten cemeteryz. Theipllowlns acted 203. Total timee inspected 125.
as pallbearers: slaw-11a w. Godfrey.! Number of electric permits issued;
.wmis B. Mme. Oliver Clark and MA A- 277. Total 11m. inspected. 554.
Thatcher 11 Total number at permitsdssued, 754,
"-— Totnl number inspections. 1.539.
Funeral til-130"" MCGW Number of changes ordered. 35.
John MCGTRv 389d 72 5'9"“ died l Number of permits not given, 12.
Saturday at the Soldiers' Home, Now‘ Amount taken in, ”1‘9
ton. The {“9“} ’"35 held MOM” . Amount of new taxable work, 3531, -
and burial was in Springdale cemetery. 586 .
The deceased was a member of Com-'
pany c.1stRes...C-V. H A
suuune 11311111111
nice MAKES rerun
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1
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BUILDING ‘12 pt.
The following is the report.
Building Inspector Clarence l, Finch.
which was read last evening at the
Council meeting:
To ills Honor the Mayor,
Respectfully Submitted,
CLARENCE i. FINCH,
Building Inspector.
Fits—UL Eyeglasses
3 ,QC
WEDDING A SURPRISE 70
F RIENDS
A big surprise was experienced
among the younger set of springwood
last evening :wheiuhe news leaked out
that Allen Toth, apopuiar Lockwood
!1Manufacturing Company” employs was
.married three weeks ago to Helen Fir-
itz, formerly employed as servant in'
Town Clerk Smith's home. The wed-
' ‘ding ceremony was performed by *Rev.
Gabriel Dokus, pastor of the Hungar-
" ' ian Reformed Church, "on Lexington
Should yglllr eyes have 11:42:88,132: ‘avenue, in the parsonage.
o mu 0
idllustlng. :aeiratytl’I-Iirerfy to consult kus and- J Renyhart were the wit.
WILLIAM ,1. MOORI‘ nesses, and they were very1successful
OPTIGIAN. in, keeping the couple's wedding secret.
Room 6, Kleeler Building, Belated congratulations are being re-
ceived by the happy couple, who will
No.155 Washington 8!.
Opposite "W“ Th“"" soon set up in housekeepingjn this
‘ city. Both are very popular.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. 0:80 to l. .
N. Y.- eddreee—m Ah Ave" 9 to '1
4 P- m. dilly. , . Good tenants are to no had—for
the advertising
of
Sept. 1st, 1914
John D. Skene.‘ Building Department in the first six . ‘_
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H. Krieger ’8: Co.
SCHOOL SPECIALS
For Boys and Girls
at:
D
. 'Ia1' ' ‘l‘l- 'I- art/a
‘\‘\-\ ‘K “\-‘~. .1. ‘k - s “\ ‘1.-‘\‘ \‘
Knickerbocker Pants Special all Sizes
At 50c ,
School Shoes from $1. 25 to $2. 00
Glrls Dresses 75c to $2. ()0
\ — \_. \
' ‘1
Early Fall Millmery in Large
1—- ”‘ ‘ Varieties
.f.-.-.-vr' .7 - at;
,~ ‘ ~ vu- ‘.“.“.‘\‘\‘
i ’
D
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'
Stephen Do~ -
$13.95
For This Fine Qudrtemd Oak
Swell Front Princess
DRESSER
Has large beveled mirror and
claw feet. This is only one of
several big bargains which we
have left from the Krieger stock
of furniture.
If you are not one of the many
who have taken advantage of
this opportunity to buy furniture
at half price you are missing a
rare chance to save money,
The” A. ~ J. . Angeyinc
81. Soneflompany’
134*Washingtqn St... So. Norwalk. "
W-. -.- _...
othn
‘31?!th
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3.31211.»
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Fr1day--Masque Ball
Saturday--F1reworks
Norwalk Chronicler