FRIDAY, SEPT. r1, Isis
THE SOUTH “WALK mo mm
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Charles H. Leeds and party of Stam-
iord, motored last night to ‘Norwalk.
A party of Stamford people attend-
ed a masquerade dance Wednesday
evening at ‘Roton Point.
--Legs lamb 20c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
,Walter Weed and his cousin. Leroy
JEDDO and HIGLAND COAL
FOR FURNACE AND RANGE
‘ ""‘Hickory and Appletree 7
”troop
FOR FIREPLACE AND STOVE ANY SIZE OR LENGTH
RAYMOsD‘
BRoTuERs
Lobsters
km} Clams
Fl 3 h
Frehh
Rockaway
~Gelston, of Springdale,‘spent Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. Stephen Kelloggt
of Norwalk. ; I
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George B. Waterman, a former resi-‘
dent of Danbury, for the past twenty:
years superintendent of machinery at:
the Stetson. plant, in ’PhiladelphiaJ
died at his home tltcre'Sept. 14. Mr.i
Waterman leit Danbury about thirty:
years ago. i
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——Medium' tapered crown derby.
: Free Daivery. Hone too
and Salt
(lysie’rs
Escollops
Cutbill’s
71 North Main St.
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O’Brien's.
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At the present time it looks \eryi
much as though the city election, now
a matter of two weeks. oil, would he
. the most quiet which the city has
knownin a number oiyears. Politics is
in silent issue at the ‘present and in
conversatonal matters is running
along toward titevlast.
While working about a: gasolene en
glue on the Mapiewood estate, Ridge
field. yesterday afternoon Joseph Rob-
erti, caught his left hand iii the ~-en
[no in such a manner that the fingers
were badly crushed. He was taken
to the Danbury hospital where it was
tound necessary to amputate two of.
the fingers.
~All‘kind jeWelry repaird. 3 initials
350‘up. Chas. Brand.
The breaking of a driving rod on the
engine at Branchville Wednesday eve-
ning. delayed the train due in Danbury
at 6:17 o'clock from South Norwalk
and New York so that it did not ar-~
rive in Danbury until 7:13 o'clock. The
train due to leave Dannury at 6249'
p. m. for South Norwalk and New
York did not leave until 7: 43 o’clock,
due to engine trouble between Pitts-
. field arid Danbnry.
«Shoulder lamb, 14c 1b. 'N. Y. Mkt.
.Albert‘ W. Mattoon. who has just
been nominated by the democrats of
'New Haven for mayor of that city, has
, many acquaintances in ‘Norwalk, espe-
. cially among memberswot the Masonic
’ hotel-any. Mr. Mattoon has visited
Norwalk‘trequently in past years in
connection with his official duties as
grand inspector of the Knights Tent
pints of the state and is known per-v
{ sonally to the majority of the mem
bet-s of Clinton COmmandery, of this
city He is prominent in business and
social stairs in New Haven and. is a
‘ captain in the Govérnor' 5 Foot Guard
, -RESERVED SEATS FOR EVERY-
, ‘ WOMAN. '
.jnust be called for not later than Mon-
[detail Pleasant Hour.
~ kah Rebekah Lodge, No. 42. 1. 0:02
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“Smiler” Sheehu. the day man in»
ii.. A Burdick's lunch cafe, is ill a!)
his home in South Main street. and
l“ iiiiam Kehos is substituting for him. '
STORE
ForRent ’
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
(stigma. Hotels
The semiAmonthly meeting of Eute‘
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Next Sunday, on the Baxter Grounds“
the Springwood Baseball Ciubwill play
the West Sides. 'A rattling good con-‘-
test is expected. .
-—Latest style derbies. O'Brien's.
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Regular business occupied the atten-'
tion of the members of Olive Branch
‘Lodge. Knights 0! Pythias at t heir
meeting, last night i
Several minor accidents are reported ‘
to have occurred last night near Mil-L
ler's bridge, Darlen. No local parties
were on the scene.
\irs. B. K. Mitchell, of Isaac street.
fainted at her home yesterday while
attending to houstholgl‘ duties ~Tho in-
tense heat is attributed as causing the .
sudden illness. ' .
~Fresh plate, loo lb. N. Y. Mkt.
Opening of congregational School
At 10 o'clock Sunday morning, Sena
tomher"19, the South Norwalk Coir:
gregatignal Bible School willre-oan‘;
All members are requested to 'ba _
present at this time. ’ .,
Fearchar Fergmson, fofiner Harsw
trom student,” of Huntington. L. 1.,
was a visitor in: Nortvallr yesterday. _
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Buys That
New Fall
SUIT
our Easy Weekly Payment Plan
Right NOW is the time to buy, when you can get the
full Season’ s wear out of your clothing Our weekly pay-
ment plan otters you this advantage. Come in at once—
open an account and pay as you aims—$1. 00 a week.
ihal Economy in latiius’ New fail. Suits
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$IZ. 60m
LADIES' FALL SUIT
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:Foot wear
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Early Fall
8 A L E
Begins TO-morrow
Doors Open at 9:OO»~A. M.
FALL
We Have
Sold Over 1000
STEWART
. R A N G E S ‘
In the Norwaik’s
Ask your neighbors how they
like the Stewart.
Prices from $20. 00 to $55. 00
Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The A. J. Angevitte 8: Son Co.
‘ 134-136.WASHINGTON ST. South’Norwalk, Conn.
lover s = . 1—:
Norwalk and South "m“ The Parls Fall and Winter Garments in town at
. -... prices lower than any other store. We
«- hear the comment from every woman that has bought from us this
season. saying that we have the handsomest garments they hover
seen. Come without delay and get a smart ' suit, coat. dress. shirt.
waist or hat and trimmings. and wear the best made goods for less“
money than you would pay~'else\vhere. COME AN? BE CONVINQEn._
We are showing a large
variety of new and tip-to-
date Footwear.
We Aim To Give
BEST ‘VALUE
' CORRECT .STYLE
Satisfaction Always
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We are-showing the moist wonderhl
GERMANIA HOTEL
M. FLEU’RY Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
2:23:31» $1.121: THE PARI, figfisef ,
SOUTH: NORWAL
"33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
NEWLY RENOVATED.
CENTRAL [léTEL JOS. DI“ SESSA. BROP.
Corner Monroe and Cheottut Streets, south Norwaik.
I Rooms, by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas. ‘
Everymmghrst class. ' - ,
w: aspen You ;- ‘
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‘ that has been painted with our pants. 1: p . . .9"
flsltnotbeaatituiinits glistening 2‘ J ‘ . 27 'L ‘3 P7.
5 com Yes, and what’s more, a writ a WEEK-END ‘ SUPPLIES i" .
f wear won—we guarantee that. All our 0 ’ ‘ - ‘3. i
. paints. Voile. stains, Varnishes. com, .3 FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY co . °‘ '
sis, et’c., are. the best obtainable. o ' " ME To US' a
. "1‘?“ reunification: pug“ m, a “worn-sans" 25 cu. ' PLAIN AND FANCY Rte. "3‘
. _- Th G W . . ’2. “Bosnia "snowu" 25ers. BONS ‘3
. e orllalll‘ C0 0 (Guaranteed) 19 ctl. Special 25 ctm. :
. to Finer of. not uonwauc‘ o _ CADET HOSE 25 m. LAD‘ES' ”5°“ WEAR o
W- ‘53 a . Best Boys’ and~alrw Hole 25 ct.” 50 ch' ‘ ~ 6'
o- wmoson rues. u
a . LADIES. SILK HOSE .25 m 50 m r ' ..fl: ‘
3:; y ; ss.us.._ao'eu..w-°0 BELTS am: cmoLEs ’0'
9 .~ ‘ T I _ . ‘ ‘ .°.'
3 .7: senseless as on. to screw. cancers. so on. to $300. ’3‘
var? r ' p .. .. “
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son, Recording Secretary James W- They are now re'ady tor another
1w“! mm“?- Secretory, Thomas. sale day tomorrow. more so than ma
' their advertisement in this paper can,
indicate. smiling}: some or the speeisls
mentioned therein are or an mm. , -
nee anemia Measurement-lug; '”
There is on imam or use. in
new clever one up to; the minute mr- ' . ,
. chendise. and they request that shop»; '
PM! he donaeafly tor best wishbone.“
Norwalk Chronicler