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,, Phone No. 1230.
3m. Compensation. fidelity Roads, in"
once you may require. out in 01: Eli
Taylor & Golden
IDUIVITIH NORWVAUE TRUE? IOGII.
andol 'dnaqwa
=32? by“ has met :
"'af‘l‘.
61.611
. The reguldr monthly meeting of the
. Noi‘waih Building and Loan Associa-
. j“ tion. will Be héid tomorrow night
1
Latest. sot! hats. IO‘BVriVIen’s.
' . I: Miss 1211111: F. Foster of Norwalk is
spending the day in Bridgeport with
‘ friends. ' .
J. M. Layton, of sFalrileid menus,
New York state.
Rev. Father Crowley, who has been
* visiting in Norwalk, returned to New -
London. last week
Officer Johnv'l‘oothill.
street, resumed his duties on the po-
lice force,todu), after enjoying a
pleasant vacation. -: '
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John A. Montgomery,
Of ‘ 'UnionI
. ~ mother, Mrs. James Montgomery. of
Mlanus 1
'11?
”NV:
ssy‘s sister. Mrs. William F Brede, 11!
Lowe street. .
The new cool sheds for the Ferris
Coal Company are to be erpctéd on
{Water street by F. all. Bedtent, who
can will be P91000 The work is Ibe-
" this done. to‘r. 11111 R AmhlérI and
.-..tdlasbeth RIaymond. , "5V
¢
b J
-~ '15, W
an... . 1 and. about 1119 coarse accVoi‘mt plan'I
3- 1' for the'IIKrleIgérI Comp‘dny Se? adv.
The local police headquarters have
. .-. .1 two wpoohethooks which have heen‘
. turned over to them. and which may
“ lie had by the owners by being prop
oily identified. .-A bunch of keys also
' admits an owner 1IIlIL- tIh'eI IIstIatlon
" V—Mrs. John W Weho'l'eV and Miss
Elizabeth Megihen, of Castle House,
. New York announce the opening of a
--Vschool of modern dancing. under their
‘ 5' direction, at Red Mons 111111. South
' Norwalk. Friday. September 18th
V ‘ from 8 to 10 p. 111 Application may
he made at 2 Morgan avenue Phone
. call I13I1-I5. I
W
has returned from a location trip to I
’01 Monroé .
Park. has been ente1telnlng his
I “Mr and Mrs. James H. Ramsay, of I
may“ .., ...Broolilyn,_ are the guests“ pf Mr. RAmI- '
Llrecoived a permit this morning. Tim .
David Jones was arrested, yesterday
Amos 011 others
1:” 2-: may; ,1, .3: 5.
credit.
. that is unsatisfactory
if you are in need of corsets read:
about the practical demonstration at
the Read store. ’ 1 1
' A permit to "wire the nominal Wii~
iiamI Enron on Fort'street was issued
to}, M; Moellerthia morning. . _ ._
A“
The postponed regular meeting 01:
.3111; Putnam. MoseV' pom‘ngny” Iwm ’41s
held this "evening in tho Cents-a1 Fire
Station. ~ ,-
VVVVMVer. William Craemor and son An-
drew, of New York. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hondriclrson. oi
2111199111.; avenue.
Miss Grace ' Howard 61- Washington
street entertained Mroiind Mrs. Har-
' 1 Old Price, and. daughter, of Stamford
over the week-end.
The “Dutch Hills" held a very one
joyable clambako yesterday afternoon
out time resulted. 1.:
Dr A. R Starr and family returned,g
to their home on East avenue Satur-
. . day. after having. toured Europe for
the past two months.
. __‘“___« o
- by Onicor Frank V.- 'Raymond, for
"threatening Rob Boy, of Water street.
Mould doto him. I > .
The members of the local lodge of
afternoon, at the Raymund Bros}. tire, ‘
Miss Anna Stroher has returned to
PIG! home in Rye, N Y.. after spend-
ing a two weeks' vacation at the
J°né5 5"“- searched and 3 knife was home of Mrs Jehn Drew. of East ave- .
. ..‘tonnId- inl‘his trousor's pocket. He had nus; ,
' : told Roy to “come on” and use whatI he
'Mi'ss Boyle. of 111111101an visiting
V_'in the Norwalks inth'e interest of
Catholic orphan children, whom she
V V’ “the Loyal 9"!” of M60“ ”9 hot on is placing in the homes of those car-
4:119 trail of a new home. The Wine
1 o’clock sharp '
A Written
Frequent, regular Entries
' "What other
from them? '
" tlons settle their difficulties-
‘ and the rest of the
1111 price. YOur
much then);
lugs Ba'n‘it pfis's book are a strong. written guarantee pg,- -I
' ninat trials which ms.) lurk in year pathway. . "
guarantee have yen that you will be immune 1 ~-
The tim'e for Vyouto saive money is not‘oflter foreign na-
worldiassumes our ”country's peace-I _I
life battles are ahead of you unfought. Ap- _ .-
strong with thsssinews ol.’ your forethought...’
won: in bank,: coiteIIcIted 11y Ismail economisaI ‘ »
ing toadopt them. Miss Boyle is
VV VL'md Means Committee 0-! the 10“” working under the direction of Bishop“
V EV!“ 11"” a special meeting “.15 even~ Million of the Hartford Diocese, and'
. ’ , .1112 m talk this important matter the orphan children lire talten from
over. The meeting will start at 7: 30 the several $3“thch homes. .
. .
Guarantee
111 your South Norwalk VSaVIv-I',
nor when quiet is restored.
" 1'. 'l‘lul
.noon- at the Bell Island Club Morton
in McFarland's Woods. A vermloue .
' Two Performances-7:159:15 pI.
Family on. a Small Income
Iis easy to dress well, and lookas wellVas yourmore prosperous neighbor
when you do it our WW" way that has proved so successful
:‘zdir'. 1 .
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Being such large buyers of ready-tomcat. clothing. we get the“ veryl'owcst ..
prices from the maxmfacturera and are not undelsold by any store. cash or ,I.V
I Cases: on account now—you will be summed how easy, it' u to pay on our
wcckly or monthly payment plan. We try to please you in every way. We
fully guarantee everything you buy here and cheerfully exchange anything
Our assortment is the largest, our prices the lowst, our Fermi! £th my,“
to he had in this city. This is proven by the vast number of new customlerg
who have opened accounts with 115.
OPPOSITE HOYT’ S THEATRE
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Minced 1m t W .
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" '5 VAULT 1‘
One of the last water sportmotuthei
season was onloyed Saturday after-
1
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Shepard defeated Blduey Wintrlnx-
ham in the 1111111 0! the canoe sailing
races 1....
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Tires Vulcanized
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full 1an of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Ig'IreL 32114
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in" Ha. .....
”Him, Accident. I’Vllte“
’V'Glasm 'Worlmiiln’s‘ compound-
«on Liability. Marine and Into-
mobile.
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public. :
‘ Steamship Tickets.
13,411.“ .
Bring yo‘iir volcanism: as me:
'x
In
to ,
”a 111‘1’31'! ~13 i4
" ;‘ '11th lundi‘
".ngqgi ‘lo ‘Elfifl‘.
iii:
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£11
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Charles Viki» Ponnoil received a’ per
mit this morning to install I.. new bath
room in Andra Mszo'amow house on
.68 Woodlvard‘ avenue. was
*ifiw
Frederick Greenwood. of East Nor-
111111.11» {Hunted his duties in the
South Norfolk Trust' Company, aftel‘
entoylnx a plasmnt “cation ‘
..WV»
4.1.1:!
it hum “sounded that Mdour
new balls of St; Ladislaus' Hunmian
Catholic Church will ’ho dedicated
with fitting ceremonies on October
25th
,.
Fathers of West Norwsllr. assisted at
the services in St. Joseph’s church
yesterday in the absence of Rev. M.
J. Lo'.nch “111'
“...—— .
There will be an important meet»
ing this evening of the Young Men’s?
Club of Trinity Church i‘n‘i'tho clubr
.rooms. important matters are to he
discussed. ‘0 .. ’ "-""" ‘ "
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Rev. and Mrs James GregoryVV and
son. of Presque- isle, Maine. are visit-
ing at the homeiofElltot K. Grezory
"in France. street. having been called
here by hismserlous illness.
J. M. Layton 81 00.. inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS;
5 Railroad Avog.’ South Nuns-1k.
, v
a.
Hoyt s Theatre
WEEK ILBEGlNNING SEPT. 14TH
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY:
Five Acts of Vaudeuillc
I I AND .» 3
Motion Pictures
_—n——
Matinee: Daily 2: 15 p. 111. ~-
' svsnmoé: ' ‘* *
in.
First performance at night seats re-
served.
; -V.’-
THURSDAY..
SATURDAY
VV 'VV‘V. Helen Page StoclL Co
. Presents
V Over Night V
nVV'.
r‘
. permit was issued this morning.-:
, Matinee and second performance .
rhsh seats.
FRIDAY ‘AND
The Adam Schmidt house on Fair-
fleld avenueIMIill receive $1,760 worth"
of alterations -by.$h§;_Marina Con-
struction Company. The necessary
‘ ii?!
The business meeting of the What-
soever Clrcl, will be held in the base
meat of the South Not-Walk Congress:
tionai . Church, Tuesday . afternoon at
2:30. Bax 01111111112~ day. Please come
' Judge 11.11..me and lamiiy
have left town for a two weeks’ vaca-
tion. During the judges absence
Judas Keogh will take care of the
docket oi the uptowIIn court, as well
YSEAMFCRD-
‘Iary heating apparatus because
.the gas generated by the fire
passes '06 unconsumed.
The gas flame flue of the StanV- V.
ford Furnaée
Vheatcd air at the top of the the
Where it unites with“. the gases
~and completes the combustion,-
Ithus greatly increasing the amount
Cor. North Main and «sit
FALL DAYS
ARE
Father Maser. of thoiioly Ghost. ‘7
s.
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'HQ‘S .11 . has 115131112115- V
Almost every one is aware that
alarge proportion of the heating
Ipoine'r of coal is lost in an ordin-
introduces fresh
of heat obtained.
non sum or
Horace it. Nash
is
NEAR F
M ‘ln '\~: ..-; mil":
WINTER “VWILL
V #:9511011 311an A'
Electrlc
Lights
W111 Add
CHEER ands?
’ COMFORT
1112. ,,
Evgungs. iINIIIlI IVVVT .
The. United Electric
Li2llt .81 Water Co.
veloped into a
that street. ,
attempted to assert her rights by
Smith investigated the matter
were advised to see Prosecuting IAt
tomey William H. Grimn if they de
sired to take (orthor- aCtion in the
case.
as the downtown one .,
Delicious Table" Butter, 111
Native .Poéitocs, .1154 his. ....
V 7 "V‘FEXTEA SPECIALS-“II—
V’Armout’svedbfiotRoastBeef, No. 1,8ICIa.ll..........i- . 22¢”?
VanCamp Sauprs, Iroc can auto 1 76'
TOQYou'r. Heine
in . the Lengthena f
' Autumnal ..
a "quarto .'.nong‘ their children do- I
lively hair- 1111111112 I
. match Saturday aftei-noon on Taylor ,
avenue, between 20:. Ruhovitch and u
Mrs. Gussle' Paimoshil. who reside on I.
Mrs. Kubovitcn. itgin ;
Elaimed. assaulted her‘neighhor. who :
clutching Mrs. Kubovitch‘s hair 1111 ’
~ . response to a complaint onlcer'. John
No 0‘
arrests were made, but the principals ,,
Tickets Round Trip, inclu ding admission to Fair
Jam th: \ ;
SterhngR pacClub
Ranges
$16 50 to $1007
Sterlihg Furnitum.‘ Co.
127-129 wumuorousr.
scum N-onwaLx.
Rye Beach Ferry.
1
E T. BATES
Telephones, 897, 259- 3
If stormy next fair day.
Auto Bus to Mineola Fair across
.. sass
Thursday, Sept. 24, 1914
Leave West Norwalk. 7:30 a. 111.; Darien Town Hall,
8 a, m. Limited (umber can be accommodated. Those dc.
airing to go please send names not iatc'r than Sept. 22, to
...—«M,
91-11mm 1.1V used all;
J
1
Ford Model T, alectrbllahtl, Afloondltion $300.00
' . L‘SIPasaonzerTolui-ing IcVar. newly painted. ..nano 6350-00
1 Pope Hartford, afivol‘ation in power and speed.
V‘ _ Lowest prices
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prints
saloono‘oouoac-oon
as curries: crass-r. I
sass-I NORWAL '
CHALMERS 1915
TIEL. I13IGI0.I
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRIAII‘I'INO CAR is HERE.
Auto supplied Storage. Firestone Goodrich. United States Tires.
Storing for the day.
' CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ...-
Eileen! 81-0380 to commutes»
RIGHT BY 30. NORWALK STATION
FOR SALE.
....
VIAAIST 131103.;
17- BUNGI‘ALOW LOTS
; noun :LEDGE GARDEN
I.I. eeler. Local Representative.
., Phone nos-.2
VINO, Pope Hinton! BillilbOVIt In...“IIoose‘rool unison-you..u.. $350
Chalmers “36." 1912 a...
1312 Maxwell newly painted and overhauled .‘...I u... ..... $450
I-RIopalr-I work inusnteod. Fords a spetia'Ity;
$750
17I CHESTNUT 8T.. 60. NORWALK.
- om. W111 11. Worms: rte-chat!
all.“ “V I“ 'VbV 111s iii-st sermon in the series of PM
Norwalk Chronicler