‘ I 9m good and open a
"At: Lanes
to We on the Ice-
CICim. Fruit 313m:
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Strawberry
Banana L
Orange
Pineagyle
WI We
51. WW
sour.
111
Atthnr‘ Fitch. of. Norwaik,
Wednesday in Danbury andnothei.
Mrs. Silas Hoyt. 1:! Camp avenue.
Springdale, is sounding the week in
Norwalk.
Miss Alphonsioe' Motion: is , the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Williams. of
Burritt avenue.
m
Mins Marguerite Brown, of Nov
walk, is the guest of Misses Hazel and
Edith Weed, in Springdnlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiat} ”Redmonewnkimf
Norwam, have moved into a. house on
Mulberry street, Springdale.
Leilov Geleton of Nor,walk was the .
guest of his uncle. Andrew Weed, and
family, in Sprtngdale, recently.
——‘Roast Beef, 160. lb. New York Mar.
William Avery, of Norwalk, spent
Sunday with William ann Stephen
Wood, at East Gleai Hill, Lonquidge.
Mm. Earl Hathaway, 01.15 Division
etrcet, Danbury, is visiting with her
8011 Gerald Hathaway, in South Nor.
walk.
1
Mr. and Mrs. J. v. Monsoll. of War-
ren, R. l., are. the guenls of Mrs. on. ‘
oell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. (‘ A. ii:
Items, of Bu1ritt 111 enuc ‘
Mrs. William Avery, of Norwalk, is
stopping at Great Hill, Long Ridgelae
stating in the care of her eldest broth
. er, William Wood, who iv. seriously ill.
I
Mrs. John Warburton. of “5 Jeffer-
son avenue, and Mrs. Hugh Smith. of
Brushy Hill, Danbury, are spending a
week 11,} Cal! Pasture Beach, Nor
walk.
_ -——--.—
~iiamburg Steak, 14c.v lb. New,
York Market. ' '
u—fin—q—
James Costello, of South Norwaik,
spent Wednesday with his daughter,
Mrs John Kane. lie ictuined to Nor-
walk yosteidn), ncrompanied by M111.
Kane
A convention of Greek societies oi
Baton Point is being arranged for. it
will take place in September. Socie-
~ties from New York and Connecticut
will attend, and a large delegation
'from Coney Island.
‘- "Gemuetheleilicit" was entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home or
Mrs. Samuel Froelich Germontown,
when the women enjoyed a social hou:
with- cards and refreshments. Anoth-
er outing, this time to Boton Point,
was discussed, and it won decided to
go on the outing next Thursday.-~
Danbu‘ry News.
. -—--.——-— . i
—FmoAv,, LUNCHEON ,
at the Country Club to popular. Many
enjoy it weekly. Whynotry'oui “ ‘
:
Certain. solely ¥
Bewareiof temptatlo s to
,‘speoulate or to spen your
money. in ways that are un-
wise. Better deliberate long .
m letting go of your,
money, Keep it for your
spent.
ppboonbobnopp-
a r
.1!"
mm X,
UNDERTAKER"
.. JmWHfdfinANn
(Best for Winter Use.)
. .9: . rum your: oRoER Row
and b: protected at summer prices for the winter.
.RAYMQND 111101111st
the best.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
“2? WASHINGTON 81'.
”M 1m; Hon-I. 693.
‘ TheReed&Volk
‘ chflo.
The Only Fully Equipped
, ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
A970 ' NIPPLE.
. Milieu-60 In. Mule 01..
:' 1.. Wk. undo Holisloflo
, .. , :5, Assets?
The m m at bud m Ind peroonol affairs
. inn-lee, the m Wflni may Mood:
, " Avoid The liability
or not but: I W Ionian. Wo invite «comm which no
id County National Bank.
TH: motor MK 11: uonwnux.
1:
q...
.«. 2
today
we handle nothing but_
, The‘on‘y place in Nov
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food. H
Cutbill’s _9
Bridge market
4 71 North Main St. _
3 Free Deliveryn Phone rob
, 1
"9"" .-
W».
a...
A Full Line
MEW—
EDNKEY’S‘
REIUll-T minivan—n o.» Pom
81111111. 11mm, Rem
WI. all other
motor. Add. mien.
One tor éac'h desease
. per month. lit-chino: / ALS:
W Bentlll. ‘ II
sold It 35 per month. COery S Fly
Tree Wit of -
L
Wham ”1;“ m urn-t
JAB. DONNELLY..
is south Mule Street. South Nona-lit.
a
0 Mrs. Williord May, otrNo‘w York
city ,ie the guest of her paronto. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Williams. of Burritt
avenue.
Book FREE
Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Cherie: E. Dow)
no Washington Street
. ' South Norwalk:
Little Vivian 1311an three month;
old'dnugliier 0! Mrs. «Louis llusan. in
very that her home on Washington
‘stre‘et. South, Norwnlk. Dr.Clark is at-
iending her.
~«Strnwa cut in price. O'Brien.
‘ 1
I
Knocker for Cattle ‘
Geto Remedy
:fi
t.
1?
The engagement woo nnngunced
Our: 'reprencntative will gladly call and see you '
Order Now at Summer Prices.
Our prices are as low as anybody’ 5 prices.
11.11;, Write. or Phone
about your winter’ 9 supply.
yesterday of Mine Bertha Schuldloo.
daughter or Mrs. Anna Schuldice, of
112 Liboity street, and (‘hnrlcs Rhino
lander Loo, of New York city. Mr. Leo
is the general mnnuger of the Pol-
110111 Forget
mor Lime [and Cement Company. or ‘
New York city. No date has yet been to see
set {or the marriage. but it is expectéd ‘
to take place in the Tell. Tom mmay
Monomer McGrnth. of the Fnirfield ‘ ‘
A. C. baseball team, is trying to so “‘31 8°an sme‘
cure the West Ends, of Norwalk. to Elk
play nimbooguo Pork. Donbury, Sun SO. Nor" -
day. against the Fnlrflelds. Arrange-
j ‘ 9 _.
ments for the game could not be com-
pleted yesterday, but the chances are
that the Nomlkors ,wiiLuloy. The
game will niork the first appearance
of n Noiawlk baseball team in Don-
b’ury in several some.
Pyorrliea Alveohris
or what in known 113 Rigg’s .,Dlo«
U ease, is exceedingly common. it
An diurnal compficaunn' mum is marked by inflammation .ond
arisen in the bending sale of the tenderness, and a gradual reces-
Leonard Dibble residencewand‘fenn. 51°“ 0‘ the 3“!” from the teeth.
on Chestnut Hill, 1}; a Mr. Boiley,,.ot There is no disease more dread-
Greenwich. ' Awthe property was 1111» ed. occurring in the mouth. than
dergoi‘ng transfer. 11 was discovered th18~éncoumrtng the growth or
by the town records of Wilton. in Durnroductns germs and discharg-
Which town most of it is situated. .4118 ml urnlent matter “”19"“?
that seiordl years ago Mr. Dibble had" out 0‘ moatlcatlou.
for a small consideration granted to
a certain telephone company the
privilege of erecting as“ runny tele
phone poles 11:1,.tl‘1ey' might wish ,at
any time upon any part of the form.
J Prompt attention to this 11131;
tressing condition is imperative,
'not only to relieve those teeth :11“
spread to other parts or the,
This fact has halted the’ negotiations mbuth. ”’fifi
and threatens to disrupt the bargain ,
unless arrangements satisfactory to ”In. J; ‘ifl Mallory
ready affected, but to- prevent its ‘
Mr. Bailey can be made with the
telephone company, which at preeent '
seems improbable. :
HOURB‘S .:.A M. to 5 P.’ «M.
—DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDQDDD BI}?
THE LAST DAY
OF OUR .‘
Mid-Samuer Clearance Sale
‘- SPECIAL VALUES IN
u.
9“ 5'9.
0'
WASH:
afar not-a 1..., s:
"m
_. iii south Main 8t. 81:. Nomik'q
Harris 8: Gans
WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. .
Gogoline
*
. *1.
fair denllnd. Everybon
out: Inuinon man does. The?! _-
wby we sell incline the your.)
roundup prion that near-wit.
We (loam/me wholehle flue.
. Motions to the (limit/unfit?!” » '
the user. 011: gasoline 1: ortlio,
best grade and gives the high
est: milenge. This garage be-
linvur' 1n notional end careful?
service in all: that.
C II CRAW
AGENT FOR Ina-Emmi G
n HANFORD PLACE
From-0 A Coal
Pocket is
Positively Clean}
believe in “absolutely ..», I
1
i
§ For fiehdbl‘SaLFood-J ,,,,,,
that iii Manolo
Cutbill’s
. Positively Nothing will be soId before 3
1'.
$4 to $8 White Dresses 0..”
$6 to 010 COATS $3 50
$15 to $22 50 suns $5 00
$1.00 to $2 SHAPES 250
59c CORSETS 350
5.00 “i 750 Children s DréSses 25
250 BRASSIERES 12c
Cool and Comiortable‘ WHITE S
x'.
TENNIS SHOES
Saturday Morning
IN. to 11:00 A. M.
10:00 or after 11:00 A. M.
20 Fine Wash Dresses, regular price $4 to S8 Doe
Hour Only
coroner-renournnnne ole.
40 Skirts to go out on this sale. I Hour only *, 59¢}
Cloth and Cordoroy Coats. Regular prices $6 to $10. *
On sale for One Hour . $3.50
olbillliolo
18 this season’s fine suits Regular prices $15 to $22 ‘
so, for One Hour only ... . . .55 ’
..¢o--...b..
150 fine shapes that sold; up to $2. On sale for One
Hour 25“
ooncll-ooeo’luonoe
01-11....
A
to don. Corsets, all sizes Regular value 596. For One ‘ ‘
Hour only eovo-oollgoomrufoeueunno. u... o 35¢ ‘
From 10-” o ’clock tomorrow dresses on sale at 25¢
‘-llllno.nil-nolooted-IoOoIllllooollolO
WAIST S 500 "
to don. new waists; Regular priceSx, from.
o’clbck tomorrow, . . ..
he.
wait
.11- e- n. Inblo‘oc
SENSIBLE SI
FOR- SUMMER TIME.
; .
FOR MEN WOMEN, AND CHILDREN * ‘ ‘
YACHTING S; 1
TRY TRIPLETOE HDESIERY
You are Sure to Find Stocking Satisfaction.
Of Women 5 11nd Misses Shinmér Wearing Apparel 1', '
less oiicost. Suits, CoatuDresses, Ski, 2‘ Waists, Cor
and Hats. thing. carried over into next season.
Etréi'xtlimg must: it
Norwalk Chronicler