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.. . 2 ' p ‘ 'l‘oilct Atticl‘es.
. Pure Home. . A full Lino o! Mlclu
_ : Needed at THE SHORE.
made Candy -.. m...
' 1111.61.18
‘ Am” Fm". - 3111-1111116 can. no.
N én's‘ FANDU: ' ,.~ * -
El“ . m, . F. H. BAXTER.lDrugg=1st.
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"' 3' TH‘EEES‘I OF BAKERY 3 m
“ PRODUCTS
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
I? WASHINGON GT.
.TIL, m 1““6' been, 698
:l‘. A LANE
51 WASHINGTON oraaa‘r'
SOUTH NORWALK
Mr and In Carl Swanson, of
lirookliold. have announced the en
gage-meat of their daughter, Nellie
Christine, to the Rev. Charles M. Carl.
son, at the _,’l‘heologlcnl Seminary,
Evanaton, lll_
James Wood of William street.
Stamford, sultcrod an injury to his
nose while diving, in South Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. William Holt and Mrs.
William Tuttle of Richmond lllll pent ,
Monday with relatives in Norwaik. i Mr and Mrs. W R. Keeler and Miss
. Nina. Oimotoad. oi Ridgeiiold, and
Miss Gladys Cook of \olunlk 1113- Charles M Ambler, of Wilton, motor
ited with Mr and \irs J. 1 Cook on ed to Hartford on Monday and spent,
Seminary stieot, New Canaan. Mon~ two days at the fair. The party all?
day. i went in Mr, Ambler'e Chalmers our.
_ Mrs. Harry Fucker ot‘ Parrott ave-'1 Abuser-1m away on Roton Hill yes
nue, Bridgeport will leme for South torday afternoon when a shaft broke.
Nomnlk today. where she will spend The animal was winded when it
nshort time with relatives. numbed the top of the hill. One wheel:
' ——~-—~-—- . of the wagon was broken. The nation;
——~Stops itching instantly Cures was owned by a South Norwalk groc-l
piles, eczema, salt rheum. totter, itch er -—-8tomlord Advocate
hives. herpes scabies wDonn'u Oint- ---—-—-—~—-
ment. At any drug store. ! ‘Acluubnko'wns enjoyed by several;
M 'New Cnnun people at West Rdton
The Foot Guard hand, of Hartford, Point Labor Day, Those in the party
and Fulton’s American band, or Wat- includod Mr. and Mrs, C, E. T. Falrty.
’orbury. "will furnish concert music at Miss Helen Raymond. Mr and Mrs.
the Dnnbury Fair. James Siliimnn and Mr. and Mrs. Haiti
7 ry Tndhope of New York.
Mrs. Cornelia Cooke of H ickog {no a.
mid and Mrs. Frederick Fitch and The annual meeting of the Bop.
daughter of Plnmtrpes, llunhury. have that Association of Fairlield county.
gone to Norwalk for a visit with Mrs. will be held in the Second Baptist.
\ Fitch's sister. lchurch, Bridgeport, Wednesday, 889'.
--—---'~ 'temhor 23. The Rev I-rnnk C. Ride
The Sm'ingwood Union Sunday out. the pnotor if the cllulch, 13 thoL
School will have its first session on moderator of the association.
Sunday. the 13th inst, at the usual .
hour of 3:30 p. In. The children and A heavy frost occurred in some 0133
friends will be surprised and pleased
‘ with the improvements made during vicinity of this city last night and nip»!
the summer. A big attendance . is ped late garden stuff. The tempera-f
/ expected.
1
morning woo forty-six degrees‘and‘
.onrly travelers were glad of the.
warmth nilorded by winter overcoats.
Wl~flvnrftpv-:_tl in“
Stamford Theatre
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
M‘
MATINEE AND NIcH-r, TUES-
‘ DAV, sEPT. 8
Little Boy Blue
The Greatest Dance Show in that
World.
M l RTH. MELODY, MAlDS.
PRICES—Matlnee ...... 31.01125:
,Night ......... $‘l
Your Bank Book
; No matter where you are, your
Bank Book puts the stamp oi re- -
'- t- babillty and good financial stand-
in; upon you. If your
Bank Book
, in m the list of our «lands-
of hunting service. lt'your
Bank Book
is not numbered on our tolios
in mm you' w oomiidor tho
(.mmuotboinzmeet
oivith ‘
cm. 9.10. 11 AND 12: 2
_- LEV“ at 8:15. Dally Matt. at 2: 151» ,
' FEAWRE FILMS AND MUSIG " _
’ WEDNESDAY 31 :
st “51:11.10 ‘
“DAV: AND sATU RDAIY
Commie
IPEGIAL‘ FEATURE .
War Bolletins‘f
LONDON, Sept. 10. 5:15 a. rat—A dispatch to the
Post from Paris says that a French Iiiilitary . biplane,
caught in an air poclfet aboVe Bois de \‘incemlt‘S, fell.
killing two aviators and four persons in the street. Four
other persons were severely injured.
‘ ROME, via London, Sept. 710, 8:25 a. fur—The Tri~
buna’s Vienna correspondent tatcs that six thousand
wounded arrived in Vienna on Tuesday, five thousand on
Monday and nine thousand 011 last, Sunday. About a third
of these are Germans- Budapest and Prague» also reports
the arrival of large numbers of woultdcd.
LONDON, Sept. lo, 5:30 a. m.-»—«A dispatch ”to the
central News from Constantinople says that bubonic
plague is causing severe ravages among the Turkish
troops at Smyrna and other stations. “
LONDON, Sept. 10, 9'3 ) a Int—A dispatch from
Rome to Renter’s Telegram Company says:
‘According to Galician advices, the Austrians “have
made several attempts to resume the defensive against the
FALL WAlSTS
Russians with disastrous‘remtlt. There were further
.- Austrian losses.” “ : . ' ,1 '1 -~
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m
‘ .
New arrivals in advance styles repusenting the lat-
est Paris ideas at very moderate prices.
waists of Lingerie and Crepe in a vast array of models,
beautifully trimmed With lace, hand embroidery, etc
.‘nn.......n.-... .......
1
’1
$1.98 and $2.98
Waists .of black satin, Semi-tailored, with Roman stripe
vestoe effect; also dressy waists of crepe do chino, the
basque effect being a special feature, at .
mEvery wOman who cares for the
sec mthese waists.
y
'..‘.1.'.1.
The N E. Ryan Co.
no WASHINGTON 357115151". ‘
- $5.00
exclusive, should
scum NORWALK.
the lower parts of the country in the 2 ..
All the Best Makes for Boys
and Girls
A Perfect Fit Guntantecd
Conneally and. Drunken
18 WASHINGTON a'r.
'ture in this city at half past six this 1. e ‘
Swimmers hold suength
I'mwe
would result.
by starting an ACCOUNT.
Ont vvnt‘cmvord "AT you
SERVE? ".
Fairfield County
SaVings Bank
WALL STREET.
You Can Save Motley by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral. DeSIgns
FROM . »
HEADQUARTERS m cur mango? ALI. Kmoe
South Norwalk Flower £20.,
otherwise drovmlngo
“Sowith your Finances. Keep
them in o. .tlood title condition
NORWALK.
'7' ' ' Telephone 361
R
BUILDENG lNS‘FEGTDR'S‘ TROU— '
‘ BLEC.
The Commercial Record a this week
comments, editorially, on the recent
controverey between Building inspec-
ltor Clarence l. Finch and Councilmen
M. J. Riordan tnd' John Milne, as fol-
larva: '
“The pathway of the new building
flee is a new institution is not always
one of roses, as is Evidenced by the
experience of the inspector at Nor.-
walk; Where the ire of some oi the
councilman has been stirred by them-
specter insisting upon having his own
way. It looks like poor ludgment, at
least, to appoint a man to perform the
duties of a building mupector and then
limit his authority so he cannot not."
BOY'S
SUITS
' ”$2.98 to $7.98 '
d
501:
Boy’s Caps
501: to $1.00
“CHARGE IT"
JACOBY’S ,
“Opulloyt’sTlIea'tte
—- 11:..—
4“... W. m... --. .M_W-M
" INSURANCE
Fire, ”(11,, Accident, ‘l’lnte
(llama. Workmnn‘s (mathema-
tlon. mobility, Murine and Auto-
mobile.
Surety-Bonds.
Notation Public.
Stcnmomp Tickets.
‘ .l. M. Layton 8: Co.. lnc.
’ lulu“. mum-2 AND tumors.”
5 Railroad Ave.
.v
HILLSIDE .
A SCHOOL FOR. GIRLS
PROSPECT HILL, NORWAIJ‘.
Founded by liillmhcth Burr Mead,
ruddy mowing, Septem—
, 191 at nine o'clock. All clos-
sca except the primary rot-lie in tho
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built 011 the slope of the hill. each
floor has on exit on the ground lev-
or: thus obviating nil danger in case
of fire.
College Preparatory. Gone-In] nml
Special courses for older girls. with
music and dancing undor competent
instructors: Primnxv 11nd Intermedi.
are Department for little girls and
(or boys under ten years. French
illustrated booklet on application.
Margaret R. Brendunger‘. A. B.
.Vida Hunt Francis. B. L.
USE IT FOR BUILDING PARTI-
- j TIONS:
You can demonstrate the Superi-
ority of Bishopric ‘Wnll Board over
tho old. costly loth-and—plaater con-
‘atruction at little, cost the next time
you hm It mutton to build. ,
{and got enough oi! this wandeuul
material to cover the mace you want
'to close 0!! Put up your studding,
then null 011 the Biehnprlc Board.
kind at «oration. It will give you
:a. startling. dmnnration or the sur-
-ing in time and. money overthe old
way or plastering walla ma celllnxs
:C‘lfl'Anthorpe Agent
The clear Sascha;
.jmnnunm mom
'MMIM....1 511‘ until 7-,
' may. A...“
inspector in a. city where such an of- '
Boy’s Knee Pants l~
south Nomlk. _
taught in all grades beyond and in- 3
‘ eluding the sixth Arrangements mode _
-_ for bringing children to school and
' ~ for serving a hot luncheon. Terms wild
The Principals may be seen at the "
_‘ School any morn 13 on or after Sep-
- lumber and“.
Just so to any Eishcoprlc GM‘
The wall is ready at. once for any 2
MlNTZS
New Shipment of
VELVET SHAPES
011 Sale for T inrsday, 951: to $3 00
War Bulletins.
....._...._....
\\'.\Slllf§l.i'l'tl.\’, Sept. r).-—’1‘llc British cmbussv t1)—
dzly received the following dispatch its
office:
_. \ n . ,. 1 1‘ . ,-
l‘ullowmg ls 1.11l1c1al coililntlulque oi
., government, Sept. 8:
from Foreign
lilo Fl‘t‘llcll
"'l‘llc Anglo-French forces have who many prison-
ers iluluding a battalion of infantn u IIIilt1.lillc11~o com~
pang, and many CHlSa‘tlllS. " ~
LONDON. Sept. 10, 10:20 a. III.~- ,\ lmlatcd semi—of—
ficial dispatch from Nisli says: i
"(in Sept; 5 our army pushed the attack, on Visllc-
grad, Bosnia. and on the lullmviilé the (
troops crossed the fronticr. ()111' offensive is being con—
tinued successfully at all other points. lll the west the
enemy has been thrown back on llli‘ lclt bank of the
" Drina."
tiny Scrvian
LUv‘NliilA'EKT'pt. tor—Tho ()l'ficial 1'
that the armed IIIcrrlIaIIl cruiser Urcuilic
Star line was \I'I'cckcll 'l‘urwlni'
Scolantl and has hcronic a total
and crew Wt-rc saved.
I'ess llureuu says .-
nf ti1c\"\7llitc
Nllrlll of
\H the officers '—
on tho coast
lows.
_ L()\DU.\ Stpt.10—-ll11 Standard pillllhllt» {ill in-
iorvicw with a “molded British solllim that.
while he has seen slotted 11111115 times tlIc.( were
using (lum-dum bullets. his personal expcricnrc has been
directly contrary. llis oun wound was one ll'HIll ti rifle
bullet. and its penetration 11:15 so .Cltfilll lIc llC\'t‘l’ knew he
Iliad been hit for at least llnco bouts. .
His cxpericurc,l1eS-tlvs. “as tvpical, as in the excite.-
mcut of battle many IINII nu c1 lxnou they ucxc lIit. He
cites one instance where one bullet passed through two
men multllcn struck the saddic of :1 Cil\"dll':y’l’llill‘i.
uho 5.11s
It l lllullifi
LONDON, Sold. IO.——AII .\111criczm negro cmnc into‘
the rooms 1' :ilH' American Relic-f Connnilttce yesterday
and inquire: ‘: johnson was among the list of refu—
gees. He was told the pugilist had liccn seen in town but
had not registered. .V , k . ‘
jolinson “us won _\U§l(‘rllfl\' afternoon 'iin . steamship.
otiiee and the report spread in: u :1». inquiring about traos— .
Atlantic accommodations Jolmou drum away in a big
autmnobilc. lie was followed by a'curious c1'1‘1wd.
— » EXTRA SPECIALS—“7“
Delicious Cromn'ery Butter, 8. lb. .. 3..3¢ '
Fancy Potatoes,‘14lbs. ....... .2103)
Campbells Beans and Soups :1 can ..... . ....... 84,5
Delicious Table Butler, in prints 29¢
A .STUL . 24 COTTAGE smear. .
. , L <2 _ . EAST NORWALK.
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IPlCTORlAL REVIEW PATl'ERNS LEAD ALL “VOTHERS
Lon; Hon American Indexed luluon appeared at Newport and other smut «tom unfit!
Advance «,1» of tho-noon .nm- gov-111“... coll-u. cufll mi mini. .1... um Venn- 81M
Em shown by PIC'MRIAL REWEW.
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