' O'Brien’s . ,
SATURDAY. SEPT. 11, 19:5
At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
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Leno’s may.
51 Washington
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Mill?
Mrs. Thomas Price. of Bridge street,
is confined to her home because of
sickness.
Tr'Mrs. Harold Leonard. of South Nor-
“do, visited yesterday with relatives
on Main street. Stamford.
—Latest sytles Soft Hats. O'Brien’s.
Rev. William H. Thomas, of Wil-
son avenue, will preach in the 'Roway
ton Methodist Episcopal Church, to
morrow morning.
Mrs. Stock, who has been waiting
her son, Frederick Stock, of Taylor
avenue. for the past three weeks, has
returned to her home in Boston.
Captain and Mrs. I. T. Payne, who '
have been spending two weeks in the
Catskills, returned to South Norwalh
*today, gnoatly invigorated in nealth.
-—Latestl’otyles Derbies. O'Brien’s.
Mr. "“‘dnli Mrs.‘ Frederick louder
started yesterday for a two months‘ ‘
trip to California to visit the exposi-
tion. They expect to return home all
the way by water via the Panama Cour
hi and anticipate a wonderful journey.
‘ P. J. Fitzgerald, who will be well re-
; mentioned in South Norwull; as the ‘
organizer of South Nor-walk Lodge.
'Loyal Order of Moose, is. reported as
being seriously .lll with. pneumonledn
Dhnhury, where he Went some time
ago to organize the Mouserhodgo
there. '
Danhury council. Royal Arcanuin. is
to receive a visit iron) the councils
in Norwalk and South Norwulk. next
Wednesday evening. The Danbury
council has just received notice of the
intended visit and preparations have .
commenced to entertain the'visltors. -
—~Green, Brown,
Pearl Sort Hats.
O'Brien’s. '
Yale men in this city and vicinity
will be interested in reports from New
Haven to the effect that-Prof. Hans
Oertel, dean of the graduate school,
is ill in Munich, and may not return to
this country for some time. He asked
and was granted a leave of absence.
Dean Oertel is doing relief work in
Munich, having given‘ up research
work and study after the war started
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Adrlsndennings has resigned his 90’
I sitlon- with‘the Mechaley Auto Com-
pony and will leave next week to take
a position with the Reynolds Empire
Garage of Greenwich. He will d‘lrve B’s
' assistant manager He has been assm
ciated with the Regal Motor Car Com-
. pany of Norwalk, the Auto Sales Com-
my of this he. and of late with the
Mechaley Auto Company..- As driver in
;’_ the recent Detroit-Stamford economy;
. test. he showed ability. éstamiord Ad-
! )‘ yeasts.
m‘lvlodnnn tapes-3d crown Derby.
one some Nonwstx EVENING seminar.
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TVML: im- matro-
Containing Freon obs Livers, with
Poptonote of Iron.
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NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel., ollleo, 10693; House. 693.
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M. FLEURY Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN T
Rooms 50:: dly. $1.50 week
and up.
Railroad Ave. 80. Norwalk
JEDDO and HIGLAND: COAL
FOR FURNACE AND RANGE
Hickory and Appletree WOOD
FOR FIRE—PLACE AND STOVE ANY SlZE GR LENGTH
RAYMOND
BROTHERS
CENFRAL "HOTEL
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norynlk.
NEWLY RENOVATED.
J08. DI SESSA DROP.
Everything first class.
Rooms by any or week ot momma prices.
Every room well ventilated. oleotrlclights and gas,
Crabs
Lobsters
The" Paris '
seen.‘ Come without deloy and set a smart suit.
waist or hat and trimmings, and wear the best made ‘geods for less
money than you would pay elsewhere. ‘COME AND BE CONVINCED.
We are showing the most wonderful
Full and Winter .fiarments in town at
prices lower than any other store. We
hear the comment from every woman thot has bought from us this '
season, saying that we have the hondsomeat laments they have!
coat, dress. skirt,
k312i} Clams
fdfiShSalt Fi S h
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Escollops
(mill—311's
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. gPhonefixoO '
33 SOUTH MAIN 31‘.
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Goods 1
wmsrs IN VOILE AND on:
GANDlE-Regular $2.50 and $2.004
Waist: at
$3.98 CREPE DE CHINEl ' 3
WAISTS in White and flelh $3.00.:
$3.98 SKIRTS AT 2.49.
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.ADVERTlSED towns.
Booth Normllci’iConn.
' September 11th 1915.
Mrs. Edward Leo Hill.
R. C. Britain, Ticket Agent.
Madame Buckingham.
Wm. Ehret, 39‘ South "Maln St.‘
Mrs. Emma Parketon. Soundviow
Ave. ’ '.
L. R. Southworth, Arnold's inn.
Mrs. Fred'k P. Tulhlll.‘
Albert Waite, 74 Water St.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
Norwalk.
Burroll, Dr. W. H.
Craig, Mrs. A.
Sullivan, Miss C.
Van Wagner. C. D.
M. J. HOWARDJ’. M.
Vt,
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TAKE OUT THE ASHES.
Urenla is due to the circulation in
the system of poison and waste pro-
ducts that should be removed from
the blood by the'rkidneys. l! the ashes
are not removed the tire dies| andtho
machinery stops. So with the waste
products oirthhe“ system. Foley Kidney
Pills help the‘kldneys remove waste
matter that causes rheumatism. aches
and pains, stilt joints and sore mus-
else.
Sold everywhere. ‘
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KING ABSENT“ DESPITE cum.
MlNGS' “AGENCIES."
Stowe Attorney my shit Superior
court for Beach Worm “Next
was. »
Mystery deepens with the regard-T
ing the whereabouts of China H
‘ .7 Kin tithe abseonding Follicldulitw ,
Don’t Forget
. ,. to see _
Tom, Murray A
' 3180mm Street
50. .Norwalk
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Mid—Summer
CLEARING
Phone 419. 37 NORTH MAIN ST 1
on all Household Goods. New
and secondhand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
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FAST Fusion? LINE To new
I YORK.
I Might boot leaves Pier 87 lost
lRlver. New York (foot of Catherine
gst.) every dey except Sunday. at: p
. Freight received It Norwolk unto
l: p. m. and at South Not-walk up to
George F. Poole, General Agent
THE ANNIN‘G J. SMITH TRANS
.nonnvl’ou LINE. lilo.
LIGHT
«FOR THE-
HOME
light, and plenty of it. Why not
hove the home piped for gas
light? Easy terms for the piping
and fixtures.
The United
3% Water C0.
s. Jail
IT TO cc
Successor t'o Wm. Eifron‘.
ll You llave
Ally Junk
Phone 4‘99 r
37 Fort Stroct. Rest Hamlin
‘ Just as Score: of south Nervl‘oll: Peo-
TAKE-glfl‘JN .TlME. j ’ ‘ "
Eng—.—
pie Have.
Waiting doesn’t pay.
. .1: yo'uii’iogleet kidney mam
, Urinary troubles often follow.
'Doan’s Kidney Pills orejior kidn
hackache, and for other kidney ills.
we horse you 7 '
' Is it not we... in its glistening
cost? You. and what’s more, it will
weaved-we guarantee that. All our.
Foil ”dogs wall soon be with no. ‘
and then you will need good ‘
Heleclric light
re m ms;
'F. S. LYON
Good 10b Printing!
loot Paper. loot Work, loot Price;
fl ”PERTH sum OTBEET
l. NORWAi—K Films: Dc
Come To
Our Store
for
{Minus
Special showing oi new Shapes and/fancies
Reinforced. osh
THIS is the biggest hosiery value
we can olfer our manners for
their youngsters.
Come in and inspect for yourself
the extraordinary wear features
that make us wfint to tie _u the
reputation of our store wi this
world famous family brand.
Inspect the Block Cit numbers
0’for Boys and Girls
Examine the difi'erent weights for
School wear and Sunda day wear. Ask our
clerkstoshowyo onthe triple, '-play proof”
knee. Then to e a look at the reinforced .
heel and toe—the "darn-savers.”
We have Black Cat Reinforced
Hosiery here for both boys unddgirls—~
h'andsome in appearance and dye
permanent dyes that can ’t hours the
dieo’ foot.
NORWALK AND
SOUTH NORWKLK.
recess 8. STEVENS
nuns.
Ill-IIIIKIIIII
' The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
vii-fem, linoleum-d ‘
ELEG‘l‘RlGAL.8I-IOP
In the Tm
AUTO ouwuto
Prion, nos—so on. mm It.
to. Nomlk. Music Hall Ilock-
Vi 9 Sell Satisfactory School Shoes
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
All of the best make: are represented in our big stool:
with a variety in lasts and leathers that make a perfect fit
a certainly.
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coulnnv & ; BRACKSN.
South Norwsl‘k
yoooooooooooooo loooooonoooopoooa‘o
FLUOR ' COVERINGS , _
i'RUGS '. LINOLEUMS -MATTiNGS
A. DICKERMAN 8t SON
Phone 446 South Norwalk.
4.
ethaaqoaaoaéild h.
Thoseshoes ore made for
service, the kind which
' school wear demands.
WSW GIRLS w
231.2‘5;%m.$2'450 ~, l
if'The C; N ational 3a ~
BANKING CONNECTIONS
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Banking neceSSIties wary with the requirements oi' coolness
Tit prospective plans indude the opening of a newer sddiiio .
account, let us explain wily we believe this Bank’s facilities wl ‘
or particular value. -
. it will be worth your while to learn the scope of the service roof
ed customers of this conveniently located and progressively
Norwalk Chronicler