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- United States Pharmacopoeia that in
_ and brandyvllave been on the list
"bury, were visitors at Bell Island this
”'No. 123 Bronx
‘ ing the summer at Johnstown, N. Y.
. mountains;
Labor Union.
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by, V
‘33!
. I‘lu’hwma samurai. -4-“ .a .4 « .
as
Jonson. mil
All Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors'
Gallium Fresh 60d Livers, with
Peptomu of Iron.
commit
Strawberry "
Banana
Orange l David w. Roam
Pimp?!" UNIDEIRTAKER.
new surname BUILDING
m“ we”. 27 WABHINGTONJBT.
i > 51 WW“ TOL, cm W; HOD... 693.
Street.
Don’t Forget
to. see
Lester Hihhard, of South Norwalk,
is visiting at his home in Betbel, to
day.
31 Serum Street ‘
So. Normlk
Harold and Philip Felon, of Dane
week.
Miss Vivian McKay, of South or
walk, is spending a few days with
friends in Danbury.
I-h—u'v. “.—
lights have been placed under the
Washington street railroad bridge.
Thomas Settle, William Rider and
George Schofield, of Danbury, were
visitors at Bell Island Saturday night.
Matters of general busines, last
night, were transacted at the meeting
of Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. R.
Miss Dorothy Crosby, of East Nor-
walk, has been spending a few days‘
with Miss Lillian “Olmstead. in Be-l
The ofilcers of Court Mahackemo.
thel. Foresters of America, were all re-elec-
led at th
Mr; and Mrs. Charles Deuschle, of 9 annual meeting held last
night.
avenue. Bridgeport, .
were week-end guests in South Nor-i pmmp
walk. ‘-
Quinn, of the Soldiers
, lHonle, Noroton, was admitted to the
w :Norwalk hospital this morning. He
Miss Magdalen O'hlweiler of » Be-x
' lwas if '
thel, who during the school ‘yeal: is 11:, so oring from an epileptic fit.
teacher at South Norwalk, is spend-‘
Members of Sherm'an Council, R. A.,
tonight will invite their friends to en.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Stevens,joy the smoker they Wlll hold. A lolly
and daughter, iei‘t today for Marble-Mme is booked, “M prominent olflcers
dale, where they will spend a weeh’slin the Royal Arcanum will be ["9501“-
vacation. They made thewtrip by
auto.
"Children’s Day at
___.._,,_._. Country Club will be held on July
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutwell;2mh' “"175 is one event that is an-
and Mr. and Mrs.‘ George Whelpleyinual in” occurrence “d elderly awaitd
have returned from their most delight»,ed by the little 01198 lo!" the entertain-
fill automobile trip to the Adll‘ondnckl-mem commlltee provides kits of nice
ford. has been engaged to delight the
gathering.
Charles D. Cutbill, who conducts a
fish market at 274 Main street, Dan.
bury, has released the store from
Frederick c. and' William B. Ben- There will be a resular meeting or
jamin. for three years, coriimericing.C°“_rt Frances, 0- G. 'S., in Mystic
August 1. Chain Hall tomorrow night. There will
————-—--- be installation of omoers, and regular
.Next Thursday will be sr.‘ Swithin’s’busmess transacted. EVery member
day, and according to an old saying ‘ is urged lKl attend, 88 there will be vis.
the next forty days will be fair if snl‘llmlmm New Haven. Bridgeport. and
Swithin’s day is fair, but if the aayiwesirort- Refreshments. consisting
is stormy, forty days of unpleasantl0t lemOnade ““1 cake: Will be served,
weather may be expected. iand every member is requested to
,bring refreshments.
An important meeting of the Hall . .
(Trimmers Association will be held; Work ’3 121‘081'9881118 rapidly “DOD
this evening. Among the matters to‘the new section or state highway that
be considered will he that of the its-lis ‘0 connect. the 5'18“ Hollow road
societion not being allowed, by law of?With Ridgefield. The lower portion
the Federation of Labor, to any longer;or the road has been in use for some
afilliate themselves with the Centralitim.‘3 and in present the contractor is
‘ at work a short distance south‘of the
jlmctlon of the Sugar Hollow and
Local druggists have received lie-imagefield roads. When the work is
tice from the committee having in! “9131’?“ balling!) and Rldfizneld
1‘ com llin of the new“l ‘5 come-0° y state big way
charge the D g and intertown traffic will be greatly
facilitated.
. W
the 1916 issue of the book whiskey
and brandy will be omitted from the
list of standard drugs. Both whiskey
Three automobiles were irrgolliéion
on the Norwalk road, at the railroad
.bridge a short distance north of Wil-
ton, Sunday evening; There is a bad
curve at the approach to the bridge
and several narrow escapes from ser-
ious accidents have occurred there.
since the first issue of the Pharma-
copoeia.
——Another Great Accident—-$5,000
special travel policy for $6. If you are
contemplating a trip, call William Fa
'Hoyt. phone 831, of the Connecticut
General Life insurance Company.
L
mishap “was considerably damaged,
but the occupants escaped injury. Au-
tomobile traffic over the rond‘between
Danbury and Norwalk was very heavy
\\\‘
More and More
people are learning the
value of security for. their
household treasures and
valuables. ’A fraction . over
one cent a day will furnish a
tile who went up from Norwalk' late
in the afternoon counted nearly 150
cars traveling in the‘opposite ‘direci
lion... ’ A
the subject of the proposed federal
fire dt‘ 1
or modembwslar
WWW“? Dani
during them hour alienate go
skins
*vm1.:*i-*.......vez w
1
‘ C o a . Janna. arc .. ‘ .D.-ESILA._;
. _, _ DELPHIA AND. READING. '
Place Your Order New 9
and be protected against advance in prices during the fall
and winter. . 4‘ '. « ‘
Delicious Creamery Butter............. ........ 32¢.
Best Family Flour, bag . 95¢
Campbell's Beans ................., .............. ..8¢
NewPotatoes, I41bs........... . .. . . ....... 17¢
Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. .......... . ......... 25¢
:4 Cottage Street. . East Nos-walk.
Tum Murray 7
‘ iington street October 1st. and their
l
A string of three powerful electric
1(llelnau'a profit, but at the sale even
the Norwalkl
things to eat and a fine entertain-l
ment. Miss Bessie L. Taft, of Hartr
One of the cars figuring in Sunday’s ‘
Sunday audio party of Danburypeo— ._
Underline-auspices of the Norwalk . ._
'. Equal Franchise Magoo, Mrs. Annie .1 p
G. Porritt. otiflartford, will speak:.on _
amendmentto’ the constitution in be- 1'
half or human suffrage, this alteration i ~
lathe Norwalkdlbrary. 'Mrsif'l’o'rritt‘ » .u
was one of thegronp. acclimation:
women who wen'tto WNW ill?“ ‘
nary 12. 1915.‘~She was infihe Mg .
so ferforgot pm mse ‘
SONNENDEBG REMOVAL BALE.
The Sonuenberg Piano Company will
discontinue there store at 104 Wash-l,
' ice (from Freezers
‘Large
“Assortment:
Alaska.
White
Mountain,
North Pole
‘ and Acme
_ at lowest
‘ . p , prices.
Albert F. Gellebe
as wear wAsHmo'ron a?”
Phone loco-2.
PROMPT DELIVERY
1
;mny patrons of this city and vicin-
iity will be cared for from the Bridge-l
lport store. "
1 Until the local store closes, may
lremsrkable piano bargains will be of-l
‘fered and it will be well to watch the;
Removal Sale announcement appear-l
iing‘in this paper starting with today’s]
issue. -
3 if you wish a piano, stand the sale.
Save money and take advantage ot‘
the easy payment plan if you will, but»
don’t- miss this opportunity. j
The Sonnenberg Piano Company is!
owned by the Sterling and Huntingtonl
Piano Company of Derby. Consequenb
ly one buying from the- Bonuonberg,
Piano Company has the advantage of,
buying direct from the manufacturer}
and at regular prices. Saving the mid--
is
new CANAAN Milli-re olwos AN
aerate.
the manufacturer‘s profit is disregard-
ed. You who know values, attend this
sale and satisfy yourself of the saving
lpossiblo by buying now.
M
FIRE‘MEN SMOKE GOOD CIGARS
~—
ils Executor of Mother’s‘Wili -— Will
Get Nearly $5.000.
I An appraisal of the estate left by
Three Member. of on Well Hook “Florence H. Cocks, a deceased mother
What Is the
‘v.
. a. =- fl.-. gunfire .4 >e...«\..=_ru\ swath,“ sfid'J—o “01‘“ .45.“. .3 , w
sacouo lNFANTRYHN/CAMP.
EAST HAVEN, Comb. July 13.—The
First Battalion of the Second Connec-
ticut Infantry, made up of Companies
A of Waterbury, B, C and D, with the
First Separate Company from New
Haven, went into camp in the state
range here yesterday for six days of
camp work. Major E. L. Isabell, of
and Captain William F. Alcorn is in
charge of the rifle instruction of the
militiamen. '
Next week the Second Battalion,
under command of Major Hall will be
in camp.
' Use
of sulferlng all the tortures of
toothache, when the cause of so
much trouble can be easily removed
by giving a little care to the teeth
and sensitive nerve? It maybe that
a few treatments and a filling is
all that is necessary, or perhaps a
crown is needed. but if conditions
are such that the tooth must be
taken out. you will find my method
of painless extraction is superior
to all others.
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
"'3wa - .M'. - -
the Second Infantry, is in command.
Be Sure Its A PIE
FRIESBIE’S
“blade in the Cleanest Plant.
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants. l
_CONNEALLY &
For the best Sea Food l
‘16 South Main 8t. 80. Nomlk
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5' P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
l
I
7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint. l
merit only. . l
I
WE REPAIR
FURNITURE
AT
udder Company Married in the Last; of Gerhard H- Cocka of New Canaan.
Month. ‘ invade by one of the transfer tax state:
The monthly meeting of Old Well : appraisers. which report is on file 'inl
.Hook and under Company was halo; the oiiico of the clerk of the surro-i
last evening. Foreman John Stealer: gatos' courtmliows, that when the do
presiding. Reports were submited on E cendsnt passed away on July 20. 1914.
ltho recent third of July joint celebra-l she left an estate of $37,183.73, con-
tion with Putnam Hose Compsny.l slsting of $268.95 in cash, on hand and;
showing the affair to have been a! in banks;$35,189.59 in securities. and
pleasant success. Several invitations E the rest in personal and miscellaneous
to participate in carnivals of ilremenleifects. , m...
.thr‘ollghout the state also came up.l Charged up against the estate'are
but no definite action was taken onlexpenses of $10,788.11—funeral.
.them. Three of the companY'B mam-l$540.90._administratlon. $555; debts,
,bers were married recbntly'rlf'hey were, 39.12538,‘ and. commissions. $561.83”-l
;Charle's A. “pliers. Frederica: G. Bone j which bring the estate down to the net
dict and George You; Decker. and-ngurea or $26,400.61. This, der the
ithore was an abundance of cigaxsi'étwh , directions of her will. execute April 23.
lot the newly made Benedicts slV-jlooo, which names, without bonds, her
‘ing a box. New Canaan son as the sole executor.
After the business session the morn-l passes over, as follows;
i
the Old Wells united in a feed ‘on the? Dewlett, L1, $12,000, ‘
third floor of the Central Fire Star‘- The mat of the estate in equal
tion. lshares between her three children.
I
iNettle G. Bierwlrth of Lung Beach, L.
1.; Gerhard H. Cook's, of New Canaan,
NEW HAVEN MAN SUICIDES.
A. Hemming. secretary of Hammingjconm ‘«
Brothers Company, committed sulcidel' -—-——_—-—
by hanging at the factory of the .com- —Thel‘e's no job in this city that
pany, during the night. The body cannot be filled by'a really CA'PABLE
was found. today. Despondency due worker—and all capable workers tear
to ill-health, is given as the cause. Hot porarily out of work, waich‘tbe lenti-
was 32 years old and unmarried. nel "help wanted” adsclosely.
_..—
fi.‘
Take Good -V I
7‘Care Of
a
i
chimes! w’lY hOW 10” use.
. ly slits good “Wisp-9&5. .
f7".
brushes and various‘sortsjof
g
s
bers of Putnam Hose Company andi‘ To Mattie H. Stevenson, sister, of ‘ ,
. NEW HAVENxJuiy 13.—,~Edwnrd, and Marian H. Barnum of ILime Roch. .
wls itunot beautiful in its glistening
-~ . cost? ,Yes, and what's more, it will
tweanwell—we guarantee that.~All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes.“ enam»
.els. etc. are the best obtainable-
that's your protection. Phone us.
Your‘*.Tceth ‘_ g The. Gorbamuco
‘. 16 Flim- £17..
. A; the. in. is bent the g
. tree‘willgi-‘ow. Teach-your i .
quipatlootlt‘bmbee roman-f » f '
.gn. wean: albumin-
mthpnwdcl‘i Mum?! ‘ ' ‘
Lima Icosr
we REFER you 43 ..
ro file House
that has been psintedwith our paints.
essr noswauc
. Tol; 452.
GO TO
8.
SUMMER DR
South Norwalk‘
l Good Job.
inset Paper, Best Work, Duty
Black and Tan 0xlords _j
Willi Rubber Sales,
For Meilj and Women
Are most Isailsisetory shoes for Summer Time
BRA ll. >
_ F. siren
S
«'Cutbill’s .
We handle nothing but
the best.
The only place in Nor-
walk that handles nothing
bllt Sea Food.
Special
Remake?!
$6.50... M...
Lehigh 3635 foot
o "s
Cutblll s .
Bridge Market 5
71 North Main St. 5
Free Delivery. Phone 108
Q
,
. insurance
TileWm. Eiiron Co
No
3 Rowan St. E.
Ind H. Gluing; .r
"liner-I DirectorquW‘
OM and Residence?
Tsisphm.m. '
w
'0' ”We Min- all
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass,
_Workmsn's Compensation. Liabill.
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Nolan's? Public.
’ Steamship Tickets
Surety Bonds. . - l {Agent for TRUMBULL C‘A
‘ CARS FOR HIRE...
11 Hartford Place. Tet-gape... ..
J. M. Layton & (0.. inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE l
5 Railroad Ave., 80. Not-walk
’ DI Albert D.) Morgan
_. . (Successor to Charles E. Dow).
Motor
Boat
Accessories
This means everything a ‘
needs—to ‘
limotor boat
m _ . l f
. make it safe—40 make it ;
comfortable. ’
‘-Sdt_~Water N" V .
dishing Tackle ? '
If you know what you ..
want we have it. If you
don't know we will tell
:Cllowelioartl
Asayoll would Choose
Your Physician-- "
on his record of previqusw
efféctively done.
service our prices are ~.
' lowest in the city.
‘ W'e are Oculists, Colonic?
.trists and Opticians. ~Ui‘l‘tler.
one roof We combine the pro?
cssional skill of all three.
Commensurate with and:
THAMER
Oculists} Op‘tometrists, '0"
87 Atlantic Square, some
Open Saturday Evenings. E: It!
ork
> you. H‘
. 21m“ Washington Street
south Norwalk - ‘
. Scotlaflsmsmd Beaters
. ,scARFs _
. Embroidered and urchin wort:
scarfs in white and linen color-Lent:
broldered infinite—50c.
'White and linen colored scaris
embroidered incolorsr-"inc.
-~ BEAMS. .- , ,.
.: Embrol snd‘kdrawn work
sbs'sns,‘ or item, with hamstltcbgq .
_ so. Nominee
LADIES’ suite.
The Popular. ,
‘rswlm any" ,
81.69 «135.00 .
CHILDREle sum
scan to $3.00 '
BOY'e-aun's .
35ots mum;
MEN’S sun's
50st. to $2.50
eA'rll’Ein'e 'sl-loss v
250“ ‘0 OLW
, BATH Ed's cape
‘ I' ”do.“ “.00
mom ill” ;
r soon disclose—Boo.
Norwalk Chronicler