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m- and Mn. Ellerson Brumrd,01.
éfiflrii. ACCIDENT AND.
20 Smith street Danbury and party;
OBILE INSURANCE spent bunday at Bell Island and Ro-’
IOF ALL KINDS, I ton Point
Burglary and Compensa»
Rents, Real Estate Sh?” the law office of Davis and Dunbar, is‘
Country, to rent and or i confined to her home in Brancht'ille on,
. [account of sickness.
ylor & GOldIenlI WThe members of Buckingham Post. I
’ W..R C. will gather at the hall in Wall
NORWALK TRUST GO.'I ! street on Thursday afternoon at. 2. 3t!
BUILDING, :dclock for their regular meeting i
Miss Crissy Hook returned to her
lhome in Patterson, N. J., today, after
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob M. Steiger, of I’luttsville avenueu
l
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Miss Louise Schauh, stenographer ini
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SMOKE"
n
Shoulders 1., "id”
GRANULA'H'ID'
UGAR
Loan and
12C
East “India Tea Co.
c. v. CRAW aerator:
Agent for TRIHMBULL CAR
. CARS FOR HIRE
11 Hartford PllcC, Tot. 394.4
Peaches
If you are looking for espec-
ially fine fruit
COME HERE
. FREE DELIVERY!
Ghiotto 8r Kuban
0'" NEWS i 'Attorney and Airs. 1. T. Duncanot TELEPHQN.E¢§.E,,»~/ 125 WASHINGTON STREET. : wephm 1345. 44 8°. Mal“ 8t.
. Litton Place. w1ll leate tomorrow 11.1 w...“ A _ .1
I_ In two week‘s vacation. They will tour W X: ' ”1 WII
I _ ,by amomoblic to Chatbam. N. \I-n 11111) 10 _ ‘I r" . .~ —~— --.. ‘-~—
Mrs. Otto Butler, oi ’l at 101 avenue 5‘0” at “”1” Dow‘s ”i mt?“ ‘1 Two PAIR 0f IW‘NS IIMAIma Gruinbiv ’ 63 I“
A 27~Antonia Datota Norello 49 ‘ TO CLOSE OUT SUMMER
‘I. 3 Latim men in Norwalk have learned Stanley Reynolds suit 11 27 I DRESSES
.Ith..t the t 11: metticnt Tedcmtion of 1.11 i 80R" HERE lN JULYI 3I9~Vith§nzo Mateis 10 28 it $1.98.I
rs. 1:11an Cotnstocl', of 011111 1111 bur 1on1m11ion 11111 be lit-hi in New! :38 ~“illiam Alleiton (‘ush- . " - All the Popular Stripes.
mu; is Melting “M friends in 11:11 11 duti.nc,l \i70i flu) \\t’tk. A line _ man 74 9 17 IN VALUES UP To $5.00,
“fininvillc t.‘ 1.11111 itime is 1m p111t1x1i tn the d1 I1. you s i1o1n ‘ 3ti~—»Jol1n Koracs 3t! 13‘ Summer Dresses are very popular
_ the dittotcnt unions tht'ouehout the Time were two pair of twins born 25 wilaby Mir-klmvnph. 15 min. now, and our line is marked down
A cargo of building blocks is bpmgimmp. ,. .infiotwalk dining JI11l\.’l‘hcrc wire 29-—\\'iliinm Fl‘ttnt‘ei‘ole 29 5 2 to prices within the reach of every-
"unloaded from ”1,. schooner “ihmon' 1 -——~—— till bitths, 35 deaths and 21 titwtttinges. . 'hhrJnlm Greenwood 33 3 3 one, ..
at Raymond lh-otllers' wharf, '/ l Tl‘Ollt‘y men in Norwalk. and forthat 'l‘lic 1-1nuplctc statistics follow: ‘11 ~~Nonnan Harold Crawford 17I *“fi-
' II .4». 'titz‘tttet throughout the lllllt’ti o‘lntcs, Births. math-”198b- i THE llTTLE SHOP
Dr. “Jack" rennin: oi 11w. mu m kevni.‘ 1111111111.; ”19 090W" 0‘ 1.11.- Jultw 1 56 NORTH MAIN STREET.
mm, has 1,.“ ”m. my for a “my: the biennial convention of the luint David ll.. ‘0 (‘hnrles D. and Mar- ruwim ilnptisc 11‘. g,i;;.;,;u .mui SOUTH NORWALK
”Vacation stey in fishing l’ntii, N. J. g.- ”'1‘“de AH‘IU‘IHHU” ot‘ 81“)” RUIIIIII'VI 120119 RORGI'S- I Emma Francis TII'I‘I‘I' I K AN” A CLAVEN
____‘ tifitnployes its to :111 increase in the prose I——Sylt'lit, to Adolf and Eva lioscn- ;;._.1.'.L.:1,.,;..1{ mm“ 1.1:“. diet and ' '
IThe Hams 1“ (ions Conipnm'. ntf’"t i”“"‘Iz“"'I“ ”mm from ”W 1'" pimp. [I . .. "’11....111b1‘ih l‘tiucrdonn. ‘, _ _
if Walter street ducks. are (“Nt‘ilill‘gs‘ “'II‘I'I' ]]~i'lt‘lvn, to Steven and Maria Rus-I imt‘21.1.;m 11211...:; Anderson until * “NF“ ...-..___-.__.
{lilo larger cargo of soil coal from :1‘ _—"—“ ‘, has. I‘ J”! -““‘-1 ‘5- - .
{fled SIM barge. I OIII‘II INIIIIIS 11ml ”IISIIIIIMF II III .IIIIIltm-Jnlin, to Joseph 11nd Elizabeth 5... H.111.“ hurl slut 1.1. and 31111111.
' ' 7 received at the lot-111 post olltce tor ,. _ ‘ ..
._ . . .. . , ,. .. , . . Ixrtstof. 1 Alarm bulilt'nn. . [T SHOULD '
IMrs. Louis Josplofi' “m, pm- (Wm 11m1:3?ItlugI'g’I‘IlIlllI'“(Eggldmiattitzgf '1'1A~Tle\‘c_rly, to Arthur and Viola5 t}- —1i1,1b1=:1 _‘.io.':;:uer LLP 211111 licieu? 0
daughters, of \\H-ttet'btit'y, l‘ot'tncrli UfIiinI'inizI‘IiIo misting fi-onditioninn ”BF.- Fitch. (“use Thompson. ‘
11ml ]2 Boy to luntcs and Rose Westbxu S~ilnr1y \‘ttnsiow Keogn 111111 Grace
wwfinuth Norwalk, is visiting Mr.
Hrs. M. Epstein, of South Alain street
. Mrs. Mary Carney, mother of Mrs. .
Edvard 'W. Kelley, of 5 anle street, 1
,zinin, it is announced no atticles other
tthnti letters and postcards can be do
1
'livercd '
day Sunday. \lrs. Carney is in the Main street.
best of health and retains all of her a.“ . 1
l
he ltie to a remark: .. 1
u a this dcgrec i There will be 11 hearing tomorrow
morning before llcl’et'cc Joltn \\.
Ba nks,’ of Bridgeport concerning tltcil
dischnrgc of Oscar Bunke- front buttk- !
li'uptcy. Creditors are now
loitecks for 0 per cent. dllHldvndb 'l‘i1e'
imutter ot‘ Michncl Lubruuos Offer 01'
I15 per cent. composition will be heuru
1 Ion the 24th.
Miss Nora Cronin. of South Main
whitest. is enjoying her nnnunl \nca
finnfront ltet duties in Outlet & Bien-
Inn's store, this cit1.A portion of
,flic vacation Miss Cronin will spend
with rehitives in 'l‘ort'incton. Conn
Tomorrow John i".13e1tra111willlc.".ve
on his annual vacation from his duI§
.tics in the downtown post office.
Daniel Kevwott'h. superintendent
0'1 tnunity Club will be held at The Coun- i
office, after cnjoyinv 11 Ne“"‘"" 111cc mg Mrs. Annie 1’ L. Field. author or
lion. ‘ 3..
.. . lhcr subject “The New
1, M’IIé' Annie E- Whitlock. mother of Members of both clubs. men 11nd .wom
I ’F “’1”an “‘9 marketmun M on, are most heartily intited to attend
in street. fell yesterday noon while; the meeting
coming down stairs, and inoke her
right arm at. the wrist. Dr. W. Li
T9439? W818 called and he set the break downtown post olhce, has posted 11‘
‘73- WNW)“ is “ 911 310118 in )‘Par5.'circ11lttr received 1111 entn it out 11 New!
{India afflicted with blindness in com Work dotcttivc agency. oilct 1111.: n rc- i
f
reached the bottom nnd\stnrted to step: 101 .111011 of 0110 1.111104 11. 'l‘onjcs
There were “‘0 steps 19“ and in known sometimes its either F ii. Tnv- i
Putting her f°°t out 1051 her balance: lot' 01 “Sum” Jones. The mun mi21
in?! pitched forward onto the floor. !
inbout J4 years old 6 foot 11inch in,
”NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO ihcightlt 11 sighs 175 pounds.
dics' Grill and gentleman's lunch ,is brown, and his face clean- sh:11en,,i
mm open until I11‘30 p. in. Popular! with 11 heard that gtows iatpidlt. i.,.
wishes. Table d’hote lunch fifty cents.i 1
11: 80 to 2 p. m. Table d‘hote dinner I The many Norw
seventy-drefle‘nts, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p. Ithe
Served in main dining room.
Lake Submarine Company, 01%
Iconstruction which will be adopted nti
ian improvement in submarine bontI
OUR REGULAR PRICES.
Kolynos‘ 'Pnstc ............. 19ciconstruction which will be adopted a
sm'tiDownFnceP01mor 15c‘the torpedo plant. A patent was is-
Wocdbury’s Face Powder . . .191: sued to Simon Lake, the inventor, Au-
man’s Kidney Pills _________ _ , .1. 39a gust 10, for a bout that has it new formI
J’lflkhatn s Compoun‘d . . ‘. . . . . . . . . .79c 0f geur room. The advantages will be
All. patent medicines at reduced 21 lessening of noise in the craft n.‘
ices. ‘trouble that bothers submarine salt-i
eStillson-Powell Corporation 1015, a freer access to the machinery,
Iand a lessening of loss in‘ the trans-
II'IPRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST' |mission of power to the ship propeller.
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‘IThe Forty-1 Thieves ' _ ' I
The burglar, the hold-tip man, the sneak thief,
i fire, flood, tornado—these are only six of them. .
The other thirty-five that cause the loss of your
valuables are mostly different forms of careless-
ness on your part or that of somebody else. 1
' The use of a safe‘dcposit box in our new vault '1
' will protect you from all of them. The cost is
small; the protection is big.
\
51111111 Norwalk Sayings 1111111 ' .
Open Monday evening: (tom 6 to B.
O
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18-~(1cttrI111lP.'tn t-POl"9
-—‘l"our Hundred and Ninety" Chet-:2
2t~Louise. to Luigi
1.'i
“KI. down stairs She thouglltI site had .wnrd for information lending to IIw'ltF Edmund to David
1}"
zz—Catherine
I8-Lena Beatrice CargillI
lf—Patrlclt “chicken
and
Tucker.
tard.
1— Rose. to Frnncisco and Marie Lom
I hurdo.
2~Aifredn, to Lorenz and Mary Von--
trillo.
etlnn Britton. -
Rnblno.
Mnrinelln
and Emma V. Stnlth.
Boupnin.
leck. I
Annie
! S-—-—l\ll('ltcie Tests and Tomcat L‘Jun .
":51 Girl. to Josephine Mithlov.ncl1
l—~i~‘lmcr. to Edam and Pearl Hoxt
quietly passed her 11inch srcond blrtlt rolct. $4190. Austin's (int'uge. 122 Soutbj- 2'“ 4‘1"“? ‘0 Flank ““d “0‘“ ‘IaizonI INF-A”!!! SUITS“ Gouldcn Mid 1111”"
3 EV‘,etct to Pc1c1 and Marion Quin-
rm.(.1\1ngtltl—— ——',Cathctine to Frederick ind Cath- l
lS—J‘ilomcnn. to Michael and Roslna‘.
By courtesy of the Norunlk CottntryI19~ John to John and Anna Hyatt
A'I ;club. the rcgulnr meeting of The Com i10-—(‘ntlterlne Mabelle to Harry E. 120—-l)unlcl
the mails, has resumed h” “0111 '“ H“"try club at 8 o'clock tomorrow eveu- i330- Ella M.. to Henry F. and C“Trie.°1‘1~no_\al P) OgtprbI‘inkq 11
ltorotlly \\ llmot.
clulii.
Mildred Ostrnnder.
IlowErncst Knapp and Emma Pod
zclnl.
lmeurl Leslie Weed
i Moria Lenk.
112——John Herbert Rcdley and Grace
Eustis.
12——Charlcs A. Berlcpsh. Jr., and ldn
\i. Coultls.
and Morton
illwlienry Justice Bergmann nnd Mao"
and Mnrinntai '
gnret l. Shields. \
l9-Albeit Mietelski
i Megda.
Marsh nnti' Mar K Mc-
" 1111.1 Albccna
? Grow.
Bertha
Mary Newton
i
Cnnndn Blnkle," will speak. taking for QS—Girl to Philip and Florence Sel- 127—~l.inwood W clter and Stella \iontt
Sing Sing" 1 " -
silk.
..~«Mutiel, ‘0 Thomas ““d Ad“ "“d‘iz‘fi»—»J05cpli Cnntclln and Jessie Man
i
son.
9~»Wlllinm to
Keene.
Cherie:
and ‘tim 1' Keene.
Augusta
Zilskc.
and
Tr ottnson.
-~Willinm to William nnd Lillian
Wolf.
Mar 1' F. Bedlcnt.
Bracken.
to John and Augusttti
Lulu 1
question. 1111.01de to tho cii'cnlnt‘. M22 Pearl Beatrice to Norman F find
His illlIli't i-l8 Phillis v to Elmer F and Ruth
Lorcnttl‘no.
“nd “Histamine William Allen and 1111111
Phiiinn Turner 'I
Postmastct A"d”‘“ “m” 0‘ thei 9— —'B|0d\tin Mary Louise to Cilaflt‘SI;11..He|nwr \\‘W Amundsen. 11111!
M 111') J Black 111..n ‘
I GRAPE FRUIT CROP DAMAGED.
Cable dispntchcs from Havana. Cuba.
twere rcceh ed this morning. telling ot
the devastation of theeitrus fruit plati-
itntlons on the isle of Pines, situated
i“ few miles south of Cuba,. y n cy-
clone yesterday. A large p centagc
of the groves of oranges and grape
fruit are OWned by United States clu-
- —-"Dotolll) May to Charles M and ' hens and the loss is stated as 01 or one
Martha M. Decker.
Bushbaum.
Bushbnunt. .-—
Snrosl.
Rosina Laznnn.
cesca Int ino.
aik stockholders 111;26_ Joint J to Joseph C and Lautn
i half million dollars.
One of the. largest interests, is con
trolled by Herbert ii. Knox, who has
Bridgeport. are following wltn interest 26—»Jolt “J. ‘0 Joseph C and Laure: 11 beautiful estate at pr Cannon. The
I‘gtape fruit from his plantation is well
Q—lmuit‘ ‘0 Stephen C and Anna known for its fine appearance and
lgnvor by local cpicures, an immense
126—Don1inlko 11- ‘0 Francisco a“diquantitles were handled by Oscar 1".
iSchultze during the spring season,
1 4» Giovanni to And"I 11nd Frau‘ibelng shipped directly from the late a.
.Pinec by special arrangement with Mr.
9~Raphnel to Ello and Maria De Knox.
Martino.
Bussone.
no V allour.
to Thomas
Catherine Brady.
Deaths.
uly . .
1~—Ann11 Augusto Scofleld
1~Edwin Horace Ihinthew- ‘
son
1—Filo Augustus Thatcher
switlargatet Bogany ,.
G-rEiizabeth Perry Nichols 24
4-James Devine 58
42
66
66
75
9--—Goorge Washington Mills 611
Iii—Mary Haley '62
10~—Jnmcs Lehotzkey 53
1~—Denis S. Haiacey 60
2—Frank Mansfield 65
lt—Cellna Seymour 76
11—111mm James Kent 49
lit—Mary Esther James 79
lfl—Liczio Pocsl
iZ—Jncob John 11111111191- 74
17—May Priscillo 8mm 69
“(—31.1111 Carmine acetone 65
1—2:“: June Campbell ' 03
20—~Emmc French Byxbee 71
l—Mnr’y A. Riordan 49
. :‘l-Johnf‘rlntt
. I . ,,
10—Svlvic to Slbonla and Grazia
22 —Florlzs to Giovanni and Chinrian-
. P. and
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W'As'rE m MILK DELIVERY.
Wouldn’t it be possible to reduce the
cost of delivery if the milk dealers
icould get together and so arrange
things that one team or at least two
iwould travel a street each day? Of
tcourse there are a lot of people who
Y" M‘- D want a special milk, or milk from a
3 1’2 special producer. That could be easily
5 2-1 station.
adjusted by having a co al supply
And after the milk dealers
11 19 have done it then the provisions deal
1
9 i era might try the same scheme and the
5 26’ grocer and the baker and the candle~
[stick mckcr. The suggestion is on
6 20 doubtedly like a good many others,
223
2.
iiine in theory, but unworkable in prnc
1 tlce. -——Lawrence Telegram.
“How ignorant that woman is,”
said Mrs. Gausslp to her caller. “She
9.16 and I went to the zoo the other day
6
11)
6
sfand I thought I wouldtlauglt outright.
a when she called the giraffe a carafe.
3- -I'f'he joke of it was. the animal wasn't
9 13I a; giraffe at all, it wee n commune.”—
25_,Boston Transcript.
"1
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"Whet on earth happened to him?"
melted the ambulance surgeon no he
1 “I worked over Elbert'o prostrate form.
‘1
”fine me too proud to fight.“ chirped
I; the flier of the nub—3111010 II:-
{twoeorge Mcr‘ulc and Mildred livid. I
Examinations made by OC-
ULISTS without charge.
1 Glasses fitted by expert op-
i ticians.
Best quality of mountings
and lenses used in the manu-
facture of our glasses. ‘
Prices that are an invita-
; tion.
Ii
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t
‘THAMER
Oculllu, Optometrists, Opticians.
0? 'Atlcntlc Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Set. Evenings.
«
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
boxes
4~Fltch Bobcat (private).
. Telephone 170
. Private boxes will only be pulled
for tire on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of ti
1) m. and 8 a. 111.. giving location of
t are, on storm will be given from near
est box. -
Second alarms are only to be xiv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the tire. I
5—Mu-v1n School (private). .
212-Eaat Washington and Fort Sta.
Zli—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
ills—East Ave, and Bowen St, .
217—Wint‘leld St. '
223—Fort and Charles Ste. .
224—Enst Ave. and Fitch St.
225—St. John St. and Edlie Ave.‘
332—Seaview Ave. and Flt-stat.
335—Bouleverd and Second St...
336—Covo Ave, and Flfth 85%
\
837—Boulevard and Blackstone. St
(Tel)
341—Keyaer St. and Pine Hill Ave
(Tel)
342—Kcyser 8t. and Duck Pond rd
(Tel) "
Sis—Shore Haven. (TeL)
,1 Special Signals. .
1—0110 blast at odd times. testing or
' line open.
1—0110 blast at 8 p. 111., standard time.
1~1—-T.wo blasts. tire out.
nib—Twenty two, at 8 3. IL. no
morning session of public
school.
ilvli—Twenty-two, at 12:30 9. 111., no
afternoon; session of public
school. I
1111111111—1‘1111 111mg quickly calla
.NOR“'ALK FIRE “JAR“ BOXES
€60 Cor. Main and Wall Sts.1‘
2t Bcldcn Ave. and Union Place ‘ -
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
24 Union Park
62.5 West Ave. and Berkley St.
27 Franklin Are. and Lyrics Place ‘
31 Gas House (Private Box)
32 West Are. and Merwtn St.
°3 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
34 Chapel and Harbor Ave.
36 Welt Ave. neenArmory
88 Elm Crest Ind Stevens St.
(1 Cross St. and Wilton Avg.
1: Main and North Ave.
1: fiance 8t. '
a Main 0nd Catherine St.
I! New Camp Ave. Cor. l‘lll' at.
u Chemist seer Stamper 3.
5! id: fit; out! Union Ave.
or On the Green.
C! Blot and 14000!!! Am
Eu. 1897. i
l ‘ 1
Fire headquarters. 36 Van Zant Street ,
'.—,N
mStEflitlgI s
F urnihtre Sale
us20 T0 40 PER CENT SAVING .
Furniture ,Rttgs, Beds ,Bedding &lla11ges
Ask us about our Club Plan
On Our Extraordinary
MATTRESS SALE
Sterling F urniturc C0.
127-129-131) Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 105.
wows 31111.
5111113 DA ”HI
ADM]!
SECUDITY B ' I"
11': ELEVATIR -- ”5150517191211: 1.,
’ 1115 "Alli 51 - —- Tn.“2=.2l'8'=
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Final Clearing Sale
Of Women’ s and Misses' Somme
r Wearin A r' l -
:15; 113-:r cost. Suits, Coats. Dresses, Skirt:s,gWI1;iIsats:I 525::
ats. Nothing carried over into next season.
Ever thin
ClOaks 8.
THE PARIS Millinery
l
1
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
-—~——~—_.~_.——__.
1
Delicious Creamery Butter I ....... . ............ 30¢ 'lbI
Best FamilyFlour,abag ...... .95é
Autocrat Coffee, 30c can cut to“ ................. 26¢
.016 Dutch Cleanser. 2 cans ..... .. 15¢
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk
I;
{The City National Bank
COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS
There is no better proof of the advantages offered to those making
disbursements by checks than 3 evidenced by the continued increase
in tne number of our commercin accounts.
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all business. is
our greatest asset and is a strong inducement for business firms and
individuals to place their accounts in this institution.
The methods of this Bank are an open book—inquitlos
ar
11' invited. e cordial-
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
AA----A
V A vv—_
DRIER Elli-IRIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
toms MARY Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
_
“MAYO-“4mm "
ATLAS r1111};
411151111— . '.
.larg’chot. 151:
Medium 101:
~DaveyfIS'I
Phone 401
. DRESSES '
$1.2s-andstsovatu
780.:
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ANNOUNGEMENT
OVER LAND CIARS'
VAAST‘ BROTHERS GARAGE
AGENTS
an».
Phone 1360.
Norwalk Chronicler