THURSDAY. SEPT- 9. 9‘5
At; Lane’s
to serve on the 1“
emm, Fruit Flavors: r. I. m heist- Hickory and‘ Appletree WOOD
' ' ‘ Foe FIREPLACE mo srov: ANY size on LENGTH
“my ‘ 1...... W m... % RAYMOND‘BRO‘I‘HERS
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Orange , NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING 93W
Pineapple 27 WASHINGTON or. .
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my me”. 35.922? m m m M m “d personal 8.311 t.
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carrying
a specialty store,
a new and handbme collec-
tion of the newest and most
stylish wearing apparel for .
women. misses. juniors and
children, will open Its doors
to the women of South Nor-
wal‘k and vicinity and prof-
fer to its future customers
null friends, all that is new—g
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all out is stylish~all that is i The members of the Hillside Hom-
‘ing Pidgoon
good and durable in mater-
ials and fieynlling in mode—
at prices that will defy not
only local but even outside
competition.
.Mrs. Zulika Purdy and daughter
Helen. have returned to their home in
Stuart avenue after a two weeks’
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Purdy, of Be-
thel, Conn.
LeRoy Purdy has returnedlto his
home on 10 Stuart avenue after a
seven weeks' stay with his grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Purdy, of
Bethel, Conn. ' ‘
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the United States court
Saturday by John- F. Carpenter, oi
Norwalk, liquor dealer, whose lia-
, bilities are stated as $5 272 92 and
assets 5760.
Mrs. Byron C. Mead and son James,
of 14 Stuart avenue, have returned to
their home utter a. two weeks' visit
with Mrs. Mead’s parents, Captain
and Mrs. James J. Nediey.‘ of Bell
Raven avenue, Greenwich, Conn» ‘
Chairmen Leo‘Davls. of the Replib
iica‘n City Committee, has called a
fmeeting oi the new‘oommittee‘on oi;-
ganizatidn fior'ffhis evening at 8:30
o'clock. in thecourt room of the City
Hall. ,
'hyuprominent’itepublicans oi! all see
time or the city and will have a‘ beer-
, ing‘on the nominations to be made at
nvention. Chairman Davis
,AWard curious. held Tuesday night,
: new_chsirrpan will have 0 be selected.
ion for appendicitis at the Not-walk
.climber, some ease. Chevrolet
Ninety. Phone 1622-2. w. R. Austin.
ling flights. to Trenton, N. .l. The by
. l slon will be heard. Important matters
I I
3 .will he considered.
wiitneyrsome time ago in Barton.
_ tour alon’g‘the River Rheiue, and stop-
‘ pod. for several. days at Wieshaden.
The meeting will be attended».
VML. 0 I'll“: newn- l
Contouring Frui- cod Liven, month}
Pcptonuto of Iron. 1
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FOR FURNACE
JEDDO; and HIGLAND “COAL
AND RANGE
row evening.
Attorney E. it. Hoisey. of Harris-
burg, Pm, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
Irving Dibble. of Bnyvtew avenue.
The entertainment oolnmittee o!
Enroll! Robehh lodge, will Inset in
the lodge rooms on South Main street
tomorrow night.
M ,_
Prat. Inna. 01 New York City. will
give u bflticrd, pool, and card exhibi-
tion tomorrow hint. It the Elk's
Home. on South Main street.
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Oliver D “mph! in the proud lath.
er of a bouncing son. who was born
Tuesday morning. Mother and child
are doing nicely. Murphy resides at o
Elwood Place.
John Tierney. Jr.. of New York cit;
formerly 5 local resident. was operated
Hospital this morning by ‘Dr W. o.
Tracey Tierney was recently mar
rled.
——Some Car. some class, some hill
Four
Fairfield County
MERRILL
Avoid The liability
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“mimics-lion.
THC OLDEBT IANK IN NGRWALK.
3 The Removed
"I to. Ncmlk. Music Hull Block.
Wow “New"
0
Electrical Co.
TN Only Fully W
Mintzs
$1.25 Children’s School Dresses 85¢:
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO IUPFLIEI
Pboo. M to. Halo It.
National Bank.
COLLEGE
ASK
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will:fit'
.you to secure and hold a goodposition.
FREE BOOKLET
{
FOR
SchoOl
Children
are subject to eye strain.
Parents are duty bound to ob-
serve thie fact and have the eye:
attended to.
Our oculist. who is a registered
physician, will examine your child
and advise you whether glasses are
necessary.
Glasses on low as $2.00.
THAMER
Oculicto. ~0ptomctrlctc, Opticians.
Telephone 47“.
boys and girls.
ll. Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
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Formerly known u Bridgeport 810nm Dyeing l. Cleaning Co.
Silk Drona. alovoo. Iicnkcto cod Loco Curtain. Chance.
H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 out. Oh. Bridgeport
Schliol begins held Tuesday
Buy School Shoes Here
We have all of the leading makes in many lasts and leathers."
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87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
Opon Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
SOUTH ‘ NORWALK
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STAMFORD
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PORT cunsrnn
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Club, toinorrow, will ship
'.tbelr birds tor the sixth of the train-
covers 100 miles. Racing begino in the
‘near future.
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3 There will be a rehearsal of the
lMonker Grotto cast this evening. All
E members are urged to report. Tomor-
irow night the regular business ses-
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Phene 446. .
Ladies Muslin Underwear
“Popular Styles. Reasonable Prices.
Night Robes. Drawers. Corset Covers, Chemise.
A. DICKERMAN 8t SON
South Norwalks
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The trial at Gouge Godfrey, “who
was in charge of the machine which
collided with the Norwalkastemtord
is
booked for a hearing tomorrow in
Darlen before Justice Abel Dance.
’I‘he Misses Beatrice and Ethel
Mead, of 14 Stuart avenue, have re
turned to their home after a seven
weeks‘ visit with their grandparents.
Captain and Mrs. James J. Nedley, of
the Greenwich police. at their home.
Boll Haven avenue. Greenwich, Conn.
Junior members of the
special committee appdinted last Fri-
day evening will probably malts
boats, which many of the members
plan to purchase. for next year's reo-
ing. '
Souvenir postal cards are being re-
ceived from Mr. and Mrs Gustav
E. Friedrich. formerly oi? South Nor-
walk. At present they are enjoying a
They ' describe' the" scenery as being
magnificent, - find are thoroughly; en-
.foying themselves.
The general agents of the Connecti-
“eut Mutual Life insuraicé Company
their annuwl meeting in Hartford, sop,
I
_ Norwall
Yacht Club meet tomorrow night. The
a
-report "on the onedesign racingdclaes
and the subegents who have quall- ,
doll for promotion during 1914 or the ..
first eight months at 1915 will have "
.. mm orientations.
sorrows. em. lie-Robert: n.
Peary. who was retired by act of Con-
gress with. the rank or rear edmlrol in
recognition of his discovery o! the
_ North Pole in 1909. boo offered his
services to the Navy ‘Department for
any duty he may be called upon to
perform.
RAN OFF WITH $22,119.
Sheriii’ Simeon Pence received you-
alive to the theft 0: $22,119.76 by no-
word ‘0. Kindred, a ‘coniidentlslo em.
mom of Flynn‘O'Rourke. Inc. which
was done in such a sensational mans
nor on Aug. 4 last. Kindred was sent
from the ilrm's olilce on lower Broad-
way to the Liberty National Bank to
draw the money. He' received “the who
named in bills of the denomination of
from $1 to) :50. He disappeared and
no trace of him has been found. The
New York police are now sending out
the watch for Kindred ..
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EMT FREIGHT UNI TO NEW
: YORK.
Freight bout leaves Pier 27 hilt
River. New York (foot '0: Catherine
5p.m.ondutSouthNorwelk upto
5: 30 p. m.
Qcorgo F. Fools. Mal Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN
.PORTA‘I'ION LINI. he.
ierdny from New York a circular rel— _
circulars asking the officials to be on
do): everyday- accept Sunday. its p.-
" ‘lh. MIR techno !t W unto
acooaouoooccoo
we niece You
10 TN! N008!
thathubocnpoictoowlthcin points.
is it not‘bcluflm m it: glistening
cost! You. and what’s more. it will
m.woil~wogucnntootbet.mour
points. oils. stoma. which» enun-
ole. use are the but obtainable—
thot'lyourprohcflon. Phenom.
The Gotham Co
wrlll!‘l'l‘l’. Minimum
hill.
M
F. S LYON-
Good Job
at. Paper. loot Work. but Prison
I! NORTH IAIN "REIT“ .
I. stoma
gum on
no; hm me. Call
‘ g Fred H. dcnunp. -
run-m Director. Inu‘umb'nlmo V
Office and mom‘o. "
‘ ' Telephone NI. ._
It to. Note mete. mm
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.HUNGARIAN SOCIETIES SUE BURR
Seek to Recover “poo—First of Sev-
ill. Knapp, president of Burr & Knapp.
lbunkers, was arrested on a body unit
iyeslerday afternoon by Deputy Sherlfl
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[Hungarian Sick Benefit Societies Fed-
eration in an action to recover $4,000
deposited by the society
banking firm and alleged to have been
misappropriated and put to the credit
« to which it should have gone.
. ~and Knapp .funds.’
James R Daniorth.
I. KNAPP.
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cral Threatened Action: Against
Company.
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 9.—Herbert
‘Sliegler in an action brought by the
with the
of Burr It Knapp. The prisoner was
released on $5.000 bond furnished by
relatives and is reported to be out- of
town at present
The money in question, was (19me-
ted with the bankers with the under-
standing that it was to be forwarded
to members of the society in Europe.
The money was not sent and when
explanations Were sought the banking
WORLD’S FAIR TRAVEL
BEFORE GOING BE SURE AND
PURCHASE A
Maximum Accidentl Policy
A policy covering nil accidental In-
juries with maximum protection in
the more serious accidents of travel
ISSUED BY
The Truv‘elers InSurance Co.
Cost—$35.00 to seléct and pre-
ferred risks.
.l. M. byword; (0.. Inc.
South Norwclk. Conn.
Labor Day
SUGGESTIONS,
Paper Plates. Lunch Paper. Pe‘
per Napkins. Paper Drinking Cups.
Lunch Baskets. Alcohol stove with
saucepsn and condensed alcohol,
etc.
Albel'll". Gellebe
25 WEST WASHINQTON 81’.
Phone 1m
PROMPT DELIVERY
company gave excuses, which did not
satisfy
several months have been made to
have Mr. Knapp eflect a settlement
and‘wben he failed to do so a body
writ was issued. Similar papers were
also served‘on Mrs. Mary H. Burr, of
779 Fairdeld avenue, widow ot‘lbe
nezer E. Burr: who is named is one
of the defendants. Mr. Knapp resides
at 85 Park place. The defendants
were adjudicated bunkrupts Septem-
ber 9, 1914. and the piointilfsclaim
$4.500 damages. ’
The charge was that of hand
Society of this city. Knapp furnish-
ed ball of $5, 000. it is stated that
84, 000 o! the society’s sick benefit tuna
Knapp. to be forwarded to members
abroad. The further claim in that the
money did not. reach the destinations
on one at the recent hearings on
the duo's bankruptcy an employs tes-
tilied that: the Hungarian Society's
money was deposited in another
Bridgeport bank as a part at the burr
Inev. JA‘M as a. museum DEAD ~
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Held Nutty Pullout“.
NEW LONDON. Sept, duller.
76. a welltlmown
the depositors Eliorts for.
brought by the Hungarian Sick Benefit .
was in the private bank of mm and ‘
Prominent Conroy-timer Ciergymu'n
comm” & BRACKEN.” ;
South Norwolk
A‘-
on Summer
sale Goods
wms-rs m VOILE AND 03
.oANois—Reguiar $2.50 and
IWalcts at . ......... gem
, 33.99 CREPE DE CHINE
IWAISTS In white and moon.
$398 suture AT ‘
TIIE LI'I'I'LI‘. SIIIIP
K. A. eleven. 56 No. Way St.
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Aims runs
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Phone 401
a.
, it You Have
§ ,Auy Junk
liémg'wfigee
Phone 499. ~
37 FortStrcet. East Norivalk.
Large hot. 15: r
Medllul 10c
Davey’s
New Fall.
Waisls ‘ 98c
New styles in lawn, organdic ,-
and voile Waists.’ Some are ._
very daintily trimmed with
Valenciennes lace, others
fine tucks and some are
broidcred, made with long
sleeves and low neck. Sizes
34 to 46. ...... 98¢
Plain Mull Waists with I met-
cerized colored stripe and
plain white Wrists with
figured stripe, made we
sleeves and a collar that can
be worn either high or hoof
‘ neck. Sizes 34 to 46. ‘ 98¢
I.
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am in TYPEWRITEBS -—1.. 0.
Smith. Upon-wow.
Minion. ell ethos
makes. sold. routes. .1
repel-rod. m. . 3p
per month. Nubia-I
”unwound.
Mt. WV. ‘
«mum wmmmuo
hostesses
lewfi-reapno use" a...
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Don’t Forget
to See
Tom Murra-
31 South so. sweet
So. Normalk
on oil Household Goods. New
the mend hand. Everyflfing . _.
sold it: extremely low prion. .
Norwalk Chronicler