SATURQAY, AQGUST 1.19:5 '1 .
mimos- ~
'PHONE EMPLOYES
TO HAVE FIELD DAV1
. J 5 V. \
. - manner-.0 Lawfua’
*“" Bowman’s
Man's sum
5 BED' SHEETS . ' South Nor-walk. 7 ' “'—’1'
39:, 50c.P551fLOI5O¢.WJEQJSE¢sm§ 90° . 13km.) Album 1 Logs! Men of the Company at Attend .
. we P112 I ac misfit! m ' MiisfiatBuer, Hoyt's Theme. - animating ntSlvip noon—First ‘ ' ' » ‘ . - , ‘ 7 ‘ '
' 1 r 1 ., Tone Bell. . Aid Work Future.-—'coneut,f Emma” 0“ Mam 5‘" F"
WHITE BED SPREADS Mrs L A. Fox-beg M Dinnernnd Athletic Events to $10100 ‘ 4 » ‘ '-
Ave and Cannon St.
756. 896 SI S! as. $1 so to $1
E. K. Books
fiAHACuerm H0111, [Loch
.QUTH NORWALK.
Flerue’eday With Joy...
Several employee of the Benthern
« New England Telephone Company in'
this city will attend the 22nd annual
field day or the mutual-benefit society
of the telephone employer of the State—1\
to he. held next Tuesday at Say-in BRYANT & STRAUON:
Rock. The organization which num-
COMMERCIAL 5011001.!
hers 800 will have representatives
from every town and city ill-the State
present and it is estimated that nearly
Now located in its new school build Buhodylaton Street. a most doairable‘
opportunity ‘0‘ study and Pmfiooun uner the reetion and supervision of a.
Mrs P. (ifaty, 23 Union St.
Tonto Guiguino, No. 24.
Dean J. Locke.
Mlstres Nagy Marl, 9 Glenn St.
Market-n Machine (:0.
Victor Massa,11 George Ave
Mrs. E. Post.
Miss Catherine Sutton.
Miss Madeline Stewart:
Loxenz Straub.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
JACOBY’S
Special Record of Hawaiian
Music,
Honolulu Tomboy
f you hear it you will want
One -of the 75c records, at .
Nonialk.
Evans, Mrs. Dolly.
Farrell, Miss Kate.
August Gale?
the total membership will be in at—
large corps of we ll known and speed teachers»
tendance at the field day.
Many Atheltlc Events.
CouuuéGeneJ-al common: nouns, soeuogrsphio course. Secretarial
Music will be'furnisbed during the
= ’ - .. contamtlvil service on 0 mm ,, . . .
D: O N N E l, I, Y S Ivers, Mrs, 825 Washington. ’day by the Second Regiment band. Every ryllpOfilblal‘et} uumafia§m£aimflwy,midpmmim Store closes at 5 daily came“
.' Oldham. Rev. G. Ashton. and dinner will be 'served at Wilcox’a. ”1‘36”“leth ulcurroundinga. . Saturdays
1‘ VI’CTROLA STORE. 0 . . . , . _ _ Tbil 11011001 dOéinot employsgmlolicitnu, canvases-dormers. -
. ~ _ . where of Sir. Merchant or (.aptalp Thefield events, Will include a base. Personswhooonnotcalltor mummieumayhavo printed information , — \1 311' H011 the Mud did blowl
116 So. MamISt. So. Norwalk. Dillon. baunsme a 9:30 a. m. This will be alum-sud Mimosliyzp‘uil. “£32533” semi “houses , 1 Pretty tonwh r111 straw hats”
; a”: Oliara, John. 1 followed by a first aid topthe‘ injured ' ' ' Too Much Bendin (that «at caurfht out! ~ 1-
uc Tai M‘ ' - 9
k- - ‘ “1 ‘58 Grace. .4 contest. All crown on construction 7 lint—hurt is to the rescue. ’
Over a Desk
CAUSES EYE STRAIN, BUT
my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to have head
aches, your vision blurs. why,
feel free to consult me. All
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my modern shop.
' William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
RIST.
THROUGH FREIGHT CARS TO THE;
Muller, Mr. E. J
FAR WEST.
Wachter, Miss Goss.
M. J. HOWARD. P. M.
work for the company have received
first aid equipment and have been un-
der instruction'by Dr Seymour Spier
as to methods of treatment in 1131 , 1
VONDERLIN CHILD STILL ALIVE. uigting the injured Those who have Shipments Without Transfer. 1
The condition of the little Vonderlln pIoflied 1,931 by the instruction willl The Pennsylianla Railroad has is 1
.gil‘l at the Norwalk hospital is slightly have an opportunity to demonstrate‘wed the following bulletin of interest1
changed today and although she ‘m' their ability. Other features will be. in this state: 1
i
F1cr3 stiff strau hat in .1111;
store, with special picking lo;
men with large heads.
7 50¢. » .
We don’t care what pricdfi
have been. Now they go to half
a dollar. - " “
BAD TEEl'llf
MAKE YOU weavous
A nervous breakdown may be
caused from bad breath or even
one bad tooth. Many a case is
recorded where this is a fact.
Don’t let such an important thing .
go a day longer than absolutely 1
necesi‘sary. See.
llr. J. ll. Mallory
Pennsylvania Railroad Arranges ton
J,_
1
,1
Main floor; rear.
:WEATHER FORECAST.
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provesiallghtly doctors say her recov- a S1101 put 11-10 va1d dash half mile ‘Hereafter W119“ 11 NW“ “3118131111 1
. ery is still doubtful. Mrs. J. '1‘. Vonner—fremV tug 01w”, and hand “m 'shipper has a small package of freight
lin, mother of the child, is improving * Pm” tor Efficiency. lie so to any of the more important
rapidly and was able to sit up yester- in the first aid mm?“ the amt.citlea in the Northwest, in the (Missouri;
It is expected that she will he re- prize will be 4810 and the second $5 iRiver territory 01‘ in the Southwest. 1101
f.
*artly cloudy tonight and Sunday
Tile conditions have changed but very,
little during the last 24 hours in the‘day'
' [Easy-running and ’ .
' 1 . A 155 Waahlngton 8t. ,
trnl and eastern districts The lake moved to her home in a few days. 'I‘l b t f th ) ti will be able to send it in a car that1 rd 1 s
‘ Both were in ured 0 Tu ed 19 a“ let? a or 9‘ come up w l trai ht throu b to deaunatlon1 hero” fl “5 too late, be M“ “9° \..———— —————.__ - lean' W
di turbance ‘5 5“” “em”! oveI \lichi J n e ay after teams which are composed of two ' ”go a g 8 you honest consultation and do Em C S eeplng
gala and is causing unsettled showery noon when a motorcycle in which they
“Gather in all the northern districtsE were riding with Mr. Vonderlln and
east of the Mississippi river. The tem- “"5 3°“ was forced 0“ an embankment
pdrntuxes continue low in all the by an automobile owned by 0 6- Jen
ndrthern d151,-1c15.111i11gs of Falriield and driven by Henry
.ponditionsl favor for this vicinity Lockwood The letter ‘5 held in ‘5: 00”
without the package bcln’g transterreu
men each will be: (11) Putting band'lto any 0mm car 1
ages on ’"1" arm. hand or 199’ (b) )l “The Pennsylvania railroad has ml
"um“ splints 0-“ arm or I"; for auguraied a practice of aendlng1
fractures (c) placing tourniquet ‘0‘ thiough cars of merchandise freight by;
5‘0” “99m” from head arm 0" 133- its Star- Union Line daily from Newi
your Dentistry carefully. l
16 South Mlln 8t. So. Norwalk
Houns: o A. M. to 5 P. M. 1
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, '
7 to 8 p. 111. Sunday. by appoint-
ment only. .
vacuum sweeper $6
Corona Vacuum Sweepr is a'
great \iork- saver in 111% home. "
It does the work of a carpet
IndianMolor Cycles
5 Distributors for Nor-walk and
1 South Norwalk 1
palrtly cloudy and somewhat unsettled bonds
)3 and (d) resuscitation from shock York to far western points.rcgardlessu
1‘ The Sterling Motor Co. .
sweeper and of a \acuum clean"
cr—and does it without fuss or
weather, with slightly higher tempera Considerabel interest is being manlilotwehunmy 0: "918111 uttered 10,:
”{8- ‘ WINS “.000 8U”. tested among the members as to 'the1 shipment. ‘ '- ---———---— Darlen, Conn. bother. 4 .
By unanimous déclalod of the Court outcome of "“5 competition. “Heretofore “m3“ consignments 0‘ STOR E: Phone 179 . . x»
WEATHER A YEAR AGO othppeais, Mrs, 1.1119, Watt 011,111.51 merchandise from New York to far “ Automobile and Motor Cycle It is operated 111th the 58mg.
TODAY. .-. Lawrence“. Fairileld, has won 1101 --Two COMMON 3UMMER A"- wastun points have been trdhsterred 1 1 Repairs. case and speed as the regulation
1,1 t L . h' h lexal fight against Charles E. uttle- MENT°~ :at various Junction points on route. or ent- Registered F. ’A. m_ Repair carpet sweeper 'llierc is a
. .- cmpera ure: ow, 74, lg , field, administrator of the estate of her Thousands or hay fever and asthmas thereby €311.31“ delay, The inaugura- . Shop.‘ plunger to push in and outi no
stooping over to keep it going.
Operator simply pushes it back» .1
ward and forward It does all;
the rest and Schps a carpet or.
hard flooring clear and clean. 1.
Third floor.
Now Occupied by. the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
1 1311110111 Hotel
Palilz‘cloudy. aunt, lMary G Plcltney. who died in victims who are not able to go to ”101110“ of the improved service by the
1908,1eavl'ng personal property "9““ mountains find ”"9! in Foley'o‘ “93‘ Pennsylvania means that hereafter
at 8700. 000 and real estate estimated at] 9’ “d T" Compound it “"3" "W merchants will be asured of a quicker
$8 000, 000. inflammation, "mm“ “‘d “3““ "Hand safer transportation service than
The decision reversed that of the and "39m" bronchial tub“ and “I" 1 they have hitherto enioved "
Appellate Division that the administra' ‘° "Wm“ WWW 1“ bm‘lmnfi-I
and makes sound, refreshing sleep nos
9131
I'l‘wo members were taken in, last
night, at the regular meeting of the
lschoda Yacht Club.
.- ”*— ..~
it You [lave
Routine matters, last night, were
~TAKE OUT THE ASHES.
‘ ‘ cussed at: am sting Lincoln tormas authorised torwlthhold .lrom ‘
(3 uncil O lhljflii"; ‘ W Mm- Lawrence part of the value or siblo. ' ' ~ ~ ~ Uremla is 111,111,151 the circulagon in 1 1 J ,.
non-incomomroducing property..ieft by 8°,” anywhere ‘ ' , " the system 0! when and waste pm “0 0 my
_——‘——‘-——--.-—— ub‘
. The Rev Dr Caskey, réctor “ the 'her aunt. and ordered payment to her 1 labels that. should be removed from
L rist church is spending several of part 0! the proceeda‘ot the sale or ouawox. 111 8111091! 6m 10 £11.1on the blood by the kidneys. If the ashes
aka in Cloves, 0h10.' such property; in lieu of the income a £11 poo: em Kain, pv, w] 0;, 19111;; are not removed the fire dies and the
1’ ' from1it bequeathed to her. it is said «ms a can ‘eiofir mane: .moA‘ n- 1machlnery stops. So with the waste
Last mghys meeting or the members Mrs. Lawrence will-receive nearly 81,- products of the system. Foley Kidney
. new» .1... .. o- o. .. 91110111311311 s 1111.113 12217.1”‘iii" 3:12:51
.s a quiet one. Only ordinary busi-
‘ . 1aches and pains. atlif joints and sore
Slim 1
.1... S lance i
'1 Successor to Wm. Eil’ron.
. one 499
37 Fort Str t: East Norvvalk
Just what yousneed
for this hot weather. 1
New~Wash Skirts -. 98¢ up
New Sport Wallets 1. . . 98¢
S. & H Stamps Given
,COMPANY'
For Up-to-deto Service Call
Fred H. Gaming. ""
Funeral Director and Stub-tum
—There'a no Job in this city that
n as was transacted.
" . cannot be tilled by a really CAPABLE "all...” flé‘ifi lmuscled. _ H B“ I ll 1’ Ollie. and Ruldnm ~
hiernbers and omcera 0t Ophir Chap. Workar‘—and all capable Workers tank a . ““httJ “Blufiffl' . Sold everywhdre. I M! Mollawh & mu Ira (“ill-In; gezdtejtlrmxloz: the - TOIC’hon. 904. 31",:
Aer. No.52, 10. E. IS,‘ were visitors in porarlly Wt ofyzork. watch the Sentl- .1 o ”2.32%" .13.. ’ . ‘ , South Norwalk. beat employers. The Sentinel reaches " 9°- M‘h “1 "- mm'ki
Stamford, last nightfwhere they aa- “1 "help wanted" ads closely. maymmmm --A good ad. pays in the beat paper._ « , .. : ~ m1; class in NorwalK and vicinity. ' ' ’ " "
eluted in theinstallation of the newly l . _ . . 1 _‘ 4 ~
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elected ofilcera oi Marleland Chapter,
33:1:1..m....;..... - _ '03 gHMQ‘DN fidMFLES ffimfi' LESSGDNS'EN @mWNESM 5 31:11:)
'1
' ~ local bartenders' union will be held to- 1 .0
mor’row morning at 10 o’clo:lr. Alter ‘
adjournment is taken, the members
will repair to ‘Dorlon's Point, where a
—' cumbake will be eni'oyed.
~ INAnw'ra
0:9: mm.
Pa‘Lo'rs
DIDDING -
Yrs ‘ME'LL,,
JUST START
OFF WITH AN
Houn'o woRK
wnTH THE
690°. genuine
! $4.1.on
View; DOlNG?
A11 entertainment and reception for
the benefit of the blind will beheld in
new Red Man's hall, Washington
street Thursday evening, August 12.
. The object is commendable and the
_\ public is urged to lend its support to
l' to the attain
'George A Jennings, of West street,
accompanied by his son, Irving 0
Jennings, and Henry Woolléy. of New
. York, started this morning on their an-
nual cruise to Block Island. The auxil-
iary Duchess has been thoroughly over-
l1auled,.and a pleasant trip is antici~
pated.
'l
The South Norwaik Library Direct-
ors held a meeting 1 last night. and .
transacted routine businee. A large ., ’ 9
number of new books will .be our- ~,, " '
chased this month. There has been a . ‘
great increase in the amount of Suveé
title fiction taken out recently, and _
,1 special attention will be given to ‘seour- - , ‘ - ‘
7 ins bucks for the children. .. ” ”
WELL FELLERS.
iLh JOIN lN ‘ ‘
YOUR Li‘f‘l’LE
can: *1 \
wane. \
she»! .. -
. ”havoc-NC
em- HM"
was? . 1
our customers is our con-
stant purpose, and we exert
;: every odifrt to make our.
service what it §hould be,
Norwalk Chronicler