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' to next Monday when the disposition
of the large docket tor the month will«
or oithc Hawes. von Gal company.
.day afternoon to be present at the
’ panied by Judge Charles -D. Lockwood.
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Miss Nancy Byrne, of Flex Hill
toad. returned to New York today, to
resume her studies at the Sacred
Heart Convent.
(Miss Giiiord Clarke, of Hamilton
avenue, has returned to Northampton,
Massachusetts, where she is teaching
In the Canon School.
Frederick N. Shove. the well~known
railroad engineer, of Grove street, was
removed to the Norwalk hospital, this
week, to undergo an operation.
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The Silent Four Club will open its?
social season this evening, with tag
smoker and entertainment at the hall,
in Water street, South Norwalk.
~—Ail kind jewelry repaird. 3 initials
350 up. Chas. Brand.
George Gainer, one of the eliicient..
I drivers at the Central Fire Station.i
started today on his annual vacation}
of ten days, spending most of the time'
in Brooklyn.
The W. C. 'l‘. U. “ill hold its regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon, begin-i
. ning at 3 o',clock at the home of Mrsl.‘
‘ Meeker, Westport avenue.
All me m-
.bers are urged to be present.
The most sacred and most widely
observed of all the Hebrew holidays,l
Xom KlpDur, or the day of atonement,1
will commence Friday evening. Sept
17, at sundown, and conflnue through
out the entire day of Saturday, Sept
18.
—FRIDAY LUNCH EON.
at the Country Club. Why not phone{
you order now.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed in the United States
court by Leo H. Garvals, a retail
frocer oi Stafford Springs. His lia-
bilities are given at $4,185.52, 83,400
of which is secured. and’his assets
at $6,015.38.
Due to the serious illness of Judge
Milton A. Shumway's wile, the" ses-
sion of the Criminal side oi the Su-
‘perior court ‘was adjourned yesterday
he continued.
Michael T. Cult, oi Dsnbury, recoiv.
went to' Niagara Falls, Canada, yester-
sale otJthe E.J .von Gal Company,
Ltd, oi‘that place. ,He was accom-
or Stamford, and a New York man
who. it was expected. might purchase _
the property. ‘Thedlawes von ’pGal
company' has; a claim 0! $14,000
against the E. J. von Gal Company
and Mr. Unit's presence at the sale
was to enable him to look after the in-
tcrésts oi the company for which he
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JEDDO and‘HHIGLAND: COAL
FOR EURNAGE AND RANGE
Hickory andflAppletree
WOOD
FOR FIREPLACE AND STOVE ANY SIZE OR LENGTH
RAYMOND
BROTHERS
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 8T. 5
Tol., oillco. we“; House, 693.
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CENTRAL FHOTEL
NEWLY RENOVATED.
JOS. DI SESSA BROI’.
comer Monroe oyd'fiiieotnut Streets, South Norwnlk.
Crabs -' ¥
Lobsters
1”“ 8‘ Clams
Round
SASSIISaIt FI S h
Rockaway
use
3569110115—
(Int-bill’s
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone me
v —
"Smiler" Sheehan, the day man in
5L A. Burdick's lunch cute, is ill at
1his home in South Main street and
Room by
day (tweet at monoblo prices
Every room well moms. electric lights and gas.
Everything first close,
The Paris
season, saying-that we have the
seen. Come without delay‘amt get a smart suit,
waist or hat and trimmings, and
Weai‘e showing the most wonderful
Fall and Winter Garments in town at
prices lower than any other store. We
hear the comment has ovary woman that has bought from northis
handsomest garments they have
coat, dress, skirt,
wear the best made goods i'or less
money than you would pay elsewhere. COME AND BE CONVlNCE’D.
THE PARI
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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~Cloaks 8.
Millinery
SOUTH NORW AL
Fancy Potatoes, :4 lbs.h........ .............. 17¢
PUre Lard . ..... . .......... 11¢ 1h.
25c can Tuna Fish ::?:-.-~-~ . ........ .. ...... 15¢
“' t5c can Tuna Fish .............. V ........... 10¢
SmokedBeei,15cjar.... ....... ..... 10¢
a STULL
:4 Cottage Street. j
William Kehoe is substituting for him.
STORE
For Rent
New Occupied by the tinned
Electric Light and Water Co.
.. Tom " Murray X
Don’t Forget
to see 1'
I day.
‘ The pinochlo tournament in the
Elk‘s Home will be continued this ev
Toning.
George W. Smith, oi Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is spending a few days or his vacation
in this city as the guests oi Mr. and'
Mrs. Stephen W. Velsor, at Quintard.
ayenue.
s. , ‘
The Connecticut Historical ' society
Enquire “ 31 South Main sweet
Clifford Hotel "WWII!
The tall term of Hillside School, on
Prospect avenue, ibis city,‘opened to- Mid-Summer
cm... SALE
on all Houodtold Goods. New
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
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I. CUTIOWSIIY
Phone 41!. 87 NORTH MAIN ST
I g;
East Norwalk-
FABT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
River, New York (foot or Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday. at: p.
in. iii-eight received at Norwalk unto
5 p. In. and at Bouth' Norwaik up to
5: 30 p. in.
George F. Footo, nonoral Agent .
THI ANNINGJ. SMITH- TRAN;
POR‘I‘A'flON UNI. Inc.
4" LIGHT
Jon THE-
HOME
Fall days will soon be with us.
and then you will need good
lino. anti/plenty of it. Why so.
have the home piped for gas
its in possession of an old map oi
jConnecticut, which is probably one.
oi‘ the earliest with any real claims .
oi accuracy. The map isoi large
dimensions, and shows the towns
and settlements much ‘iis they are
at the present day. The map was .
made in ’1791 by William- Blodgst
"by actual survey."- and was dedi- -
cated to Governor Samuel Hunting-
ion. The engraving was done by
Joel Allen.
Hon. EWJ. Hill and daughter. Miss
Elsie M. Hill, left San Francisco yes- f'
terday, for their return journey to
Connecticut, after enjoying , a six
weeks’ trip to the Pacific coast. ‘ They
expect to reach Nurwalk, September
After a few hours in Norwalk.
Miss Elsie Hill will take the midnight
train for Whitman, D.
., to resume , ' ‘
g her work as teacher of. French in the ‘
. Washington Central High, School, .
;’ where she'bas‘b‘osn'torrthepast'three
gear
we are shorting a large
variety of new and tip-to-
date Footwear. ‘ ’
We Aim To Give
. light? Easy terms for the piping
and fixtures.
The United
Elelech'ic light
m“ Water Co.
might boat leaves Pier. 27 East .
. , hv Hnnnninimel’il‘ only -
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minizs
SPECIAL NOTICE
This store closed tomorrow at 1 P. M. in or-
der to give us a. chance to rearrange our stocks
and mark down geods for our
Early. F all Sale *
WHICH BEGINS SATURDAY
Doors opens 9 a. to. Be sure you receive one
of our large circulars which are now being
distributed throughout the Norwalks
PAGE SEVEN
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Smith.‘ om
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. ‘0.
per month. Machine:
sold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
to am Main Direct. 'Ioutlt Nov-unlit
afiAEf's IS.“ lo lab“
Securi‘yfils'g, ms ll:
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F. S. LYON .
Good Job Printing
Ion Piper, I“! Work. ’0‘ m
.3 NORTH IAIN cum
I. NOIWALK “m 0'
Simon M. Austin a: CO...
PNDB.
104 WASHINGTON , ST.
m——' -ml zm‘ ”m
Porcelain Fillings
It you have never tried this new
material. it would be well worth
your while to give it some atten-
tion. tor it is gaining in favor. every
day, and' patients once using it are
‘so well «pleased with the results.
they are anxious to have other
teeth treated in the same monitor. ,
It is particularly well adapted for
use in the front teeth, matching the
color exactly, giving the appearance
‘ 0; sound teeth; it is very hard, the
acids of he mouth do not act upon
it, it has good edge. strength and in
every way stands the test 01 a per:
feet filling.
b.r.J|lMallery
16 S nth in St. South Not-walk
HOTII’S: “K in. to 8 n. in. Sundays
. Godo‘nEALrHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
3: {contain' 15 healthful' in every in-
V‘gredient. We use only the besb
fruit syrups. Our chocolate' is be— , . ,
coming famous. Have you tried . ‘
‘ [cream served *
Try on
yourself that t is the
testis ow ..
Phone 446
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Thursday is Bargain Day
This Week’s Special
LADIESl APRONS
BUNGALOW APRONS
38¢, Value soc.
(See East Window)
SMALL WHITE APRONS
25¢ to $1.00
LARGE WHITE APRONS
25¢ I30 50¢
SAMPLE APRONS AT SALE PRICES
A. DICKERMAN & SON
South N orwalk
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MERRILL
Sessions :
Mondays,
AllCOMMERCIAL and ENGLISH Subjects
NIGHT“; scuoot
’ ’ NEXT MONDAY EVENING
Sept. 20, 7:15
Wednesdays, Fridays
SOUTH NORWALK
MERRILL COLLEGE
STAMFORD PORT CHESTER
Ladies’ Fine
dressy footwear.
CONNEALLY & BRAC
South Norwalk
Dress Shoes?
All of the new models portraying the latest ideas in
‘
Farticular people patronize us because they are
, sure of satisfaction. '
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Sold Over
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Norwalk Chronicler