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‘At Lane’s
to settle on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flam: ‘
Strawberry
Bananl
Orange
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Teamsters are complaining of the
very muddy condition of Meadow
street.
J. lrvlng Dibble, of Bayvlew avo-
nue. was a visitor, yesterday in New
York City 2
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Rev. F. A. Coleman, of ‘Fairileld
avenue, was a visitor yesterday in
New York City.
A rehearsal of the team and guard
of Eurekah Rebekah lodge has been,
called for tomorrow night.
-—ORDER YOUR FRIDAY
luncheon at the Country Club. Why
not phone now.
Mrs. Philip N. Smith, of Richmond
Hill, is visiting MrsNL. D. Smith and
Mrs. Howard Mead, of Elmwood ave-
nue. '
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courtship. Fruit 09d Livers, will.
PM at Inn.
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DavidW.Rsymond 1
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
FIRE !
heat required.
FIRE !
On the hearth these fall nights, makes a happy
home. a contented family and just the amount of
Hickory and Appletree WOOD
Cut in Lengths to Suit.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
FIRE 1
21 maniac-row or.
1 Tot, office. 1m: How. one.
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Crabs
Lobsters
”“3 8‘ Clams
Round
Elisha F1 3 h
Rockaway
oysters
"it?" Escailopes
Cutbill’s
71 North Main St. _
‘Free Delivery. Phone ion
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Painters are busy attractively im‘
proving the exterior of the Ferris Coal.
Company's office. on Washington
street.
Tomorrow is Fire Prevention Day.
so designated by Govprnor Holcomb.
The local schools will have appropriate!
‘ V lCounoil.=NoI‘ V1358 K. 016.. to be held
pl‘OgI‘WS.
The. w C 'r u. will ineet tomomiv cm Wm “Budge chifgh
attunoon at.3 o'cocit, at the home of posted that 1 Jorge chvd “:11! turn
’ out to greet themu District Deputy Ed
Mrs iharies ByxbeVe. M‘Fort at
East Norwailr.
Thawws,
no; . .v... "“9""
days with Miss. wnu‘am Reid; of High
street, Danbury.
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—THURSDAY NinHr DINNER.
at the Country Club. A special fea-
ture Thursdays.
A dance under the auspices of Cir-
cl‘e Edinohdo do Amlcls, Companions
of the Foreshwill be held tomorrow
evening in Arion Hall.
‘ Mrs Jennie Tokusan and daughter,
, or Norwaik, are Fair Week visitors at
the home of Mrs. Christian Reinhold. 6
Chappelie street, Danbury.
County Farm Bureau, has a display in Mass
‘ returned from a six months' trip to
I sts‘fl’them‘fin Oct‘tiher f.” and anienter-
M” F M Clarkson and 5°“ H; ininment and smoker will follow the
old, of Westport. are apeiding p few installation
, THE PARIS
Extraordinary Values in New
Fall, and winter wearing apparel
The very heat production of America’s foreiost um designers
and makers are now shown here. Our distinctive styles have long
been known as the onset in this town and they are sold here for less
money tun at any store on earth.
Women's and Mist-a Stilts from $7.90 up.
“(We no Misses Casts from u.“ up.
Women's and Mines Disses. from was up.
Woman's Ind Milan Skirts from 81.” up.
Wamu's and Mlsies’ Hits from 60:. Im-
This store's mighty power for exceptional value was never better
. shown than In our nswgooda for this season. See for yourself.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
THE PARI
Clocks '8.
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK
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qualities.
Emerson 3"" $6M Shoes
—Apueal to every Well Dressed Man—
They cannot be excelled for style, comfort or wearing
All of the latest lasts and leathers now ready.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden, at
their home, on West avenue. are en-
! tertainlng Mrs. D. Walbridge, who has
California and Alaska
At the meeting! of fluth Norwaili
this evening. the newly elected old
It is ex-
ward J Fleming, of Stamford, will in-
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1 Jerry Safranl. formerly of ihia‘city,
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
Vnow a resident of 1504 Stratford avo-
nue. Bridgeport. “who was formerly
with the White Electric Company, of
this city. has resigned his position
with the United Illuminating Company,
of Bridgeport,
iion with V the Comstock Electrical
Company. who are doing the electrical
and has taken a posI-_
work in the Bridgeport Arms Com?
pany.
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The Misses Mary and Julia li'agan.1
30f this city. left yesterday for a week's;
"visit with Mrs. John’M. James and'
I. 1. Wright, agent for the Fairflcld Mrs Arthur Gaylord, both of Holyolre.’
Mrs. James and Mrs. Gaylord
the interests of the bureau. in the Con- are nieces of Dr. Dexter w, Hitch- l
necticut Agricultural College tent. Dane: cock, of West avenue.
bury.
The second ladies’ night of the sea-
son. to be given by Norwalk Lodge.
No. 709, Benevolent and Protective Or
tier of Elks. will be held tomorrow‘
evening at the Home in South Main
street.
A social will be held this evening
by the young folks of- tbe German1
Lutheran church, on Cedar street, at “Papers D'iapcpsin" Fixes Sour, Gassy,
the home of Miss Louise Brusbwein.
on Butler street. 3,;
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. “Howard Crampton 0f Nor-walk has: lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
. 1 . been appointed trustee of the banks; gas and ernmte sour, undigested food,
1 ml- firm 0f WM 0913633191311 :Hat 5°” .or have a feeling of dizziness. heart-
my a! that town by Referee in 3”” burn. fullness. nausea, bad taste in,
ruptcy John W. Banks. .
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Bills! Bills!
Life seems to be just one»-
:Ebill after another to most.
people in th‘ss's- titties. But.
you’re not 9305‘? Vol"
financial bark right if you:
allow it to be mixed by"
bills. Steer clear of that:
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' the rut-mun. plainly printed on these
' rites "Pope’s Dia'pepsin" is harmless.
giantes like candy. though each dose
Vim; ibésidos,‘ it makes you go to
111118 ’11 8101111111 _
801111 “It Will) 1111
Upset Stomachs in Five Minutes.
If what you just ate is soaring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
mouth and stomach handache, you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask. your pharmacist to show you
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'young people of First Church.
nftyacent cases or Popes Diapépsin.
than you will understand why dyes.
fpsptlc troubles or all kinds must go.
and win it relieves sour. out—oford‘er
stomachs or indigestion iii live min-
wlll digest and prepare for sssiinila-
tion into the blood all the food you
appetite; but
what will please you most. is thatm
at the Stamford Store.
more.
M Multasch 8i Son
Wish to express their grateful
thanks to the public for kind patronage.
And the continuation of same is earnestly solicited
and the same courtesies will be extended all patrons
Carfare refunded on a purchase of five dollars or
appreciation and
THE SOUR?! “8me mo min.
ii nus
The
When buying shoes
QUALITY is of the first
consideration:
Quality of Workmanship
Quality,“ Material
cum: 9t Style
Quality of Fit ‘
SHOE COMBINES
THEM ALL
QUALITY
is the real standard of
Value. This shoe is made
for those who appreciate
Qualify.
$4_'00.$450
Glover
$500
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Norwalk and South Norwaik.
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NEW AUTUMN
Suits and Dresses
MODELS THAT ARE EXCLUSIVE
We are showing the smartest of
the season’s Tailored Suite with
every style feature that has found
favor for fall wearing.
'1'11E 1.1'1'1‘LE SBOP
K. A. Claven, 56 No. Main St.
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For Rent
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
asauiu rvvswnn-Ens -- L 0.
Smith. Underwood
Remington. Ill othl
mamas sold. rented
"patron. Rentals. 0
per month. Machine!
sold at $5 per month.
_ ' Jae. oouusuv.’
ll loath Main Midst. South Nomlk
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iii in Mount :8
iiiisoifli autumn
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lt was
>not until near the close of a bountiful
suppen spread upon a most attractive
table which Was arranged in a hollow
square and decorated with trailing
igreens and dark red dahlias. that the
idouble meaning of the feast was re-
vealed. as a large birthday cake sur-
rounded with lighted candles was
brought in and placed More Dr Mc-
Cregor. In a very gracious manner the
president presented the congggtula-
lions of the young people and with
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with reports of committees and eiec-,
tion of officers and chairman of the
different committees. The result of the
election was as follows:
“' President-Percy Taylor.
Vice President—eNormau stannard. ‘
Secretary—Marion Glendennlng.
Treasurer-«William Taylor.
Prayer meeting Committee—Laura
Raymond.
Lookout Committee—Frances Stan-
nerd;
Social Committee—rOrrie ‘ Marvin.
Missionary Committee—Minnie J.
Wixon. _
Flower Committee—‘Mary Marvin.
Temperance Committee-Mary Rider.
_ Music Committee—Norman Siam
nard.
The reports showed that the society
them, as s; perm’msnt- memento, a very. bad accomplished more the past year
beautifuiTlssl leather tourist writing
,_ to match. After Dr. Mc-
responded, thanking the
people for their thoughfuinoss
than during the year previous, an evi-
dence of steady growth.
After the formal meeting had ad-
journed the young people spent the l"
remainder of mentioning in v'a'rlons' ;
informal ways; and dispersed with the
fooling that the evening was not onlyH
a success as a very sleus'uut gathering
it You. [lave
. ,Any§ Junk .
3:3; S. " Jaiice
Phoneq
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
i
U. S. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters-—
Special Rates to Gun
_ Clubs 7' ' .
POINTS OF.
3 SUPERIORITY '
Non Mercuric primer
gives even- ignition
'uniform combustion.
and velocity}; more
. V regular pattern. -
’BlaVck shells have
clear passage " from"
primer to powder.
thus eliminating long ‘
fires. 1 ,
Black shells V are really
waterproof. Test them.
yourself and be con-
vlnced.
“Black shells are the
unitsi‘ expensive shells ‘
to manufacture but."
“are sold at the some
.tcs.‘
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Come to Our
‘Self—Help Exposition’
fl this week and get acquainted with the new “Nemo Wonderlift” corset.
. Our corsetiere will explain the new feature of this remarkable oor- !
se‘t; how it gives the most healthful. natural support, with delightful
comfort, how it keeps the healthy woman well. and relieves those who
are physically weak, besides it will give the wearer symmetricai’lines
and a stylish, fashionable figure. '
86 Washington Street.
warms SAMPLE
Shula DADLIIP
SECURITY BUILDINU“
rant ELEVATOR -— up our mom
ills MAIN Erwin. Z
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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« Eye-glass
Notes
the popular thing for students’
. Wear is the shell spectacle,
sometimes called “Library
Spas.”
Shell eyeglasses are called
“Oxfords." It is well to know
that they are the glasses to be
worn with full dress.
THAMER
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians.
in Atlantic Sqi‘iireyStamford, ct.
~‘oiien Bat. Evenings. Est. 13w."
Rihcio "Bro. ' Garage
13 cnoss arses]-
. 'PHONE 1523 ,
V ”"13 wooowsnn AVENUE _
7 South Norwalk, Conn.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING
l-‘ord Work A Specially
”TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES.
PVROMVPT SERVICE AV FEATURE.
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, ~Nsw-fi
"stun it put
ARE YOU come TO ‘
The Danbury Fair
BEFORE YOU GO
BUY A TRAVELERS ACCIDENT
TICKET AND
runner YIIJIISELE
murmur
COSTS ONLY 25c A DAY. .
.1. M. Layton & C 0.. inc".
South Not-walk," cairn.
REAL ESTATE a INsunAricE‘. . ,,
5_Raiiroad Ave. So. Norwaik. ‘
For Undo—data Service 0.1135 -
» Fred H. ennui-up,
Funeral Dir-eater andEmhaimst
Office and Ruidgnco
Telephone 904.
I4 Vlo. Main St. Io. Nor-wit.
_ ANYTIME
liay or Night
On: spacious and easy riding -
automobile will take "‘“oui
parties.
ANDREW TAYLOR
1 Livery and Trucking ,
.Ehone . Darien Goon.
_, Six. Ladies 7.. .
encasement For} '
In Last Scason’s Style
BEV QlVVJlVCVKV.
Norwalk Chronicler