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Earle Rogers he: resigned his posi-
tion as chaufieur for lurk H. Hender— _
£011.
Butktuglmn But No 1!, G A. 11..
mil n; eet ,this evening, in their room,
an the Town Hall building.
~Ctearance sale at colts, suits.
me .—:cs and millinery at Mum tumor,
TOW.
m
The Norvslk Bit Club will hold
their regulsr somimsnthly meeting.
this evening, in their quarters, on Wall
meet.
Mrs. Jennings, of South Mun street.
1.3.: gone to Bridgeport to visit her
FlSlPl, Mrs. Sadie 86W. [0" I '0“,
Inr her health.
—-500 pairs men’s rubber soled gun
he
..II he were alive
tad”: Croesus
wouldmmoncy
by buying Sooony
Motor Gasoline.
in
metal oxtord‘s sister :5 and Emerson
54 grades $2.50 the pair. Connoally &
L‘rarken‘s. See adv. .s.
(‘otkenoe Tribe, No. :2, l. 0. R. IL.
l\ ill meet. this evening. is that rooms,‘
on Main street. Routine business will;
be transacted. l .. .
A permit was issued, this morning,
In J. .l. Coleman, to install plumbingt
m a garage belonging to Mrs. A. C.i
\t'iltnson, is Nevrtown new. 1
rvllillie Burke in Gloria's Romance."
wound chapter,” “Caught by the Bern-
At the Recent, tomorrow.
inoles."
The boat “Raucous." oi the J. H.
Kim: 00., machined s cat-goof Kingsl
windsor and plaster, for Raymond
Brothers. at their whorl. in South Nor-
walk.
|
District Grand Deputy C. C. Roco-
man, of South Not-walls, installed the
officers of P. T. Blrlun Lodu',
Knights of Pythiss, in Bridgeport. loot
evening,
——Speclsl high prices for all hind!
of junk. Phone 1840 before you Isell_
G. Yoordlshy, 25 my avenue.
M ,
The Board of llealth will meet this
evening. It is probable that there will
be colic discussion as to turthermoans
for the prevention of the spread of thc'
uremia disease, Mannie paralysis.
m on
{do}: ‘
L was £701). 1
.go fifteen rounds to a decision. but
n.
the Phillies.
until today.
LL...“ no out muslin-us ”Lampldflo 0....» w '
:er played with St. Joseph of the‘
1’s tern tongue.
in 1915 Doom went to Cincinnati h.
the deal that brought Ber;
Late in the swan that
Giants got him by the waiver route.
tlooin's best year came in 1911, when.:
This season he had:
lone little catching. but had been}
out-hing the pitchers.
unless as I surprhe.
Otdrtsg Slgso‘wuh Yours.
Rube Qldring, the Shiloh, N.
farmer, came to town yesterday and
held a conference with Bill Donovan.
Oldring signed a contract to plsy'with‘
the Yankees and begged to be excused
Rube has not yet arrang-1
rd for a manager to run his hm. Old-i
ring declared he was only too glad to;
n ud Donovan a helping
his return to the game was really and
truly contrary to his innermost wishes. .
0mm; will dtsptace Roy Harlldli
While Rube hit only
.248 last season, it would be first like
him to come back strong.
.——.
batted .323.
right field.
~82 Panama hats. 950;
skirts, 95c; so dresses at 33.75. A tewl
of the good specials at Mints's tomor-
ow.
Ills release
hand, but that ’
oil
“what to:
J's
» finndflfi$~ha a
WE SING
with rich“! voices the glorious effects of our favorite
kindsol GOAL which stebroughtinsoyourhomeswhen ;
wintry blasts are without. Order NOW at'summes prices l
as no one knows what is before them. Be prepared for any
emergency.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. :37 Washingtu St
aurouonth ACCESSORIES
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F BRAKE LINING *
DIXON'S GRAPHITE GREASE
S. L - BENEDICT
73 North Main St.
fr- -
1914 Ford Touring
“Little Runabout”
*0?
31.19 wash
By Express Today
BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH. SEA BASS, PORGIES,
COD, BUTTER, TILE. NATIVE EELS.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones 108 and too.
'71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
tumors that _
mints so snout mu
lites lends—Snell and
BALTIMORE, Md 'Juty 14—Jack
write it... Compound
With'l‘ar
For That Cold of Yours
r. I. sum, trust.
l,llillon of lndiauutuli‘, and lluttlinx
Levinsky, of Ntw lotk light heavy
‘_weights, fought a [tit round no-decl-
Mon bout at Oriole Park here yoster—i
The Nell" Yorker outpoimed the
Hoosier in all but the first and sixth
rounds ,in which Dillon had a shade
David W Rhythm
UNDERTAKER
j Tel. allies. tom: Haul. m,
ti “A _ ‘ 27 WASHINGTON 87.
i re tter at it, and the lourth, which ) NEW RID IEN'U IUlLDlNO l
_. ”a”... ”33:337-. ‘5.
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The boutoriglnully wait intended '53
..
the comparatively small sttendence‘
hrougm about a lengthy discussion.
between the boxers and the promoters
Which rtsulted in a compromise. it
was announced that the fightershuw
called their lllllil‘ulllt't'il and agreed
upon a ten-round exhibition with no
decision.
Tilt men fought sdhwwhztt cautious-
ly during the first three rounds.
Thcrc wasmome rough work in the
fourth h95l§l0ththUlllilll forced tho
flu 21in; and tried for u knockout Le—
finally met him at his own game,
however. and both men hit and mlsrl
l‘
M Adams Express driver reported
to ti. police, late yesterday after-
noon, that there was it large hole in
the many in the lower cud of l til i
avenue. The matter was referred to
the street department.
-The Parisian Designer and ready
made skirts. Also suits and costs
made to order and up to hate. Guaran
teed .to fit Come sad convince your-
self Yours truly, William Gratsteln
and Son. 225-337 East Washington St. .,
East NONI“.
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The State Bond 0! Pharmacy had
six violators of the pharmacy and
excise laws on the carpet at the Capl-
1ol ycstordsy’. The alleged offenders
came from "various parts or the state.
Stonozraphlc copies of the testimony
will be made from which- the board
will make their findings later.
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A barge load of sand for the use of
the street department arrived yester
day and is being hauled to South Mhln
street, where It will be used on the
roadwayneer widow street today
The street depart‘men ‘ '
15‘4"" .l‘t'o- t5'thé1rrlvsl or its cement,
which was held up by the freight em-
bargo. As soon as this supply arrives.
work will once. morebe- stifled in
ramestfon the Wilson Point road.
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APICML FOR SATURDAY.
i am: new WM 900 1* 15 lbs.
0 Mt Fancy home beets, 5c hunch.
l'nitcd Gm ,
Ase P
of this bank Mum 8‘ t!-
sored of those dram
which a mm of large
resources is M in or
position to alien. A oom- ,,
’ plate and -.nodern ’oth-i
a?
‘ combed on Bill Raridon‘s first under—
"’1: low hock
. teeth: the National League He broke
(‘tl in equal proportion.
Dillon kept trying for a knockout
in the fifth and sixth rounds, but
ilAWlllskV : spemiI lt‘fl ntmlc him miss
‘many blows. The furious onslaughtl
1n lhi‘ seventh. which was decldedly
to Letlnslty's advantage. scented to
nive then. N't-w \orktr tuurt‘ confidence
and tile Hoosier wn ohl‘ ed to take
isuue punislmmnt in the remaining
rounds “it,
‘DMIN REIEASEB;
l
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Colonlsl Tongues and
mo: Allurllnum
WHITE AND GRAY
"PUMPS—
ln Nubuck end Gray Kid
Turned Bolus-Low Heel.
to prevent wearing .
Buckle!
Capo
‘ 9
(1| over 3
Milton Elwood. Manager.
no Washington St.
OlDRlNG SW
Giants Send Veteran Catcher to
the lowest» Mammals—
llnbe Plays lMiorrotv
NEW YORK, July 14.-(‘.hurlny lloow
in yesterday reached the twilight 01'
his baseball carcur. After nearly fli-
teen years of service in the National
gas-m n"- mm mm met
AngFlus ring and llt‘ttli‘li himself outi
If You Phone
or send postal.
“No canvassers.
We Are Now Paying
3c lb. lot Rags
441
Old autos !
and feather beds a specialty.
Ell. Blimflrnlt'crlu‘r ‘
3 Rowan St. Esst Harwell:
_-,
of fast compun}. llooin was rolcased .
by tho Giants to the Rochester inter.
nationals. .
While his~ old pal Mickey lloolun was
engrossed In making three hit: in the
first game at Cincinnati Donin was
My packing his trunk. John MchW
found that Dooln was slowing up very
fast and that'hls hattlng'cye, while
never very keen, was altogether too
dim for the Speed and cunning of Na}
tionol League pitching. It was just
another case of youth being surrctl.
While Doom passes out of the Big
Showaew Wendell, the Harlem pro
duct, makes his entry as a. real Giant
regnlsr Wendell had been on the to
eligible lfit, but Dooln‘s passing makes ’
Wendell find Brad Kooher will now
hive it out for the honor .0! being to
W of Phillis.
Dooln had a long and honorable ca. 1
company with the Phillie:
Sleepy City In 1910 he was ap-
"Worm Philliostosw
lays;
in
at
MEN‘S CLOTHES
LIGHT WEIGHTS
'Galcly &- Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
‘ 'fhc New Science
roan for has on the active roster. centurion cr- cmnoenncrtc
L’hlroprli‘hc is the definition of the
moseotthedtseaseandthem ot
adjusting the some. Disease. is causal
wrench, twist or sprain in the
Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerve and pain in
steriltelnthedlttenntorgimssnd
limbs.
chiropractors remove the- m if
'mmm yes “and mammogram
:5 rthltteen “9 “ through harmonizing nonem-
term! In your mew
momentum
g the spine You'll! never regret
the W s chaos to
'9
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Have you tried The Banner graham
It is very fine, I have always said.
“My standby, of course, has been the
But we like u change in the things we ~_
And the oatmeal and raisin bread,
Give one happy dresms and a restful
7m the m styles" he’s shawl".
Baby Carriages and (lo-Carts
A new and very attractive line just received. Every
one very reasonably priced.
BABY “ GO-BASKETS ”
Fold compactly, and are very
or trolleys.
REFRIGERATORS
In many styles that will soon
tecting your load this hot weather.
RAYMOND 31 SON
Walt at High Sts. Funeral
easily hsndied on trains
save their cost by poo. h:
Directors Notwnlk': f
Bargains lil Pumps and Oxfords
Only a Few Days More of the
Special Cleanup Sale
MEN'S GUN METAL, RUBBER SOLED OXFORDS
Slater $5.00 and Emerson $4.00 grades
soo Pairs at $2.50
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WOMEN’S SPORT PU MP3
Gun metal or patent colt. $4.00 grades
.Now use
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WOMEN’S PUMPS AND OXFORDS
1.500 pairs from discontinued lines
33m and $4.00 grades $1.00
\
Not allbsixes in any one style. but all sizes in name
style Every pair a real barium. .5. '24 lil
CONN bA LLY 81 BRACKEN
mm “M
ll WAIH‘NOTON OTIS“
CORSETS
The. new models now on display conform in every
grocetul. beautiful line to Fashion's dictates for the new
season.
New styles in Binner.
er's. Nemo, C. B. a la Sprite
wk“ s . ,-
Batiste, Coutil. Broche—in flesh and white—are cleverly
designed to fit the average, stout, slender, short and girlish
figures.
Pricesrmgejrom.......... 100 to $10.00
Our corsetiere will aid you in the selection of the model
best suited to your individual lines.
Free fittings. if desired, on all corsets at $2.00 and up.
R. & 6.. Lily of France. Warn-
La Resists and other popular !
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m (r gr vnng’nifllt', "‘97't‘fl'l
‘0’ «~an a-‘jr A‘t Hr“: \
w 86 wssntnoron 81‘. .
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SUMMER
SCHOOL
*July stquucust 22.
Hours Bloc to 12:30
All commercial and
Gammon Branches
Specialluitlonliafe
Merrill Colleges
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The Banner Bakery
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bread?
wheat, fiL’Q‘ 'v', 3"..- - . 1.
at, “a 0’ 5 ‘ a
good and ‘1le
night. ‘
Tel. 351 _ 6 Monroo'itreet
A
4
Berououonoplieflm
mmmmmo.
With-rustic shfllyourwm vb
am
1
mu m he's bestowing. South Norwalk «-
And the wort: ts promptly dorm
Nona luvs to volt. Stamford. Port Chester.
O. D. Jackson
oe'rtcmn "
53 WALL ST.
NORWALX
Phone 438
16 Soul! Mllfl M Smith Nomdlk
0....‘.
PlC'l'ORlAL REVIEW PArrEnNs":
odor a wide variety of the newt and smartest
‘ .Summer Fashions
August
James Donnelly ms... t...
REDUILT TYPEWR‘ITERB — L. G.
Underwood
Remington, all other;
nukes. sold. rented
W Rooms, :3
per month. Kin: nines
ms: at" per month.
4A.. DONN ELLY
Smith,
....
1m 0m teem ~
ovaumisbing . ‘
Eyeglasses ?
. follow.
Mpen 8st. Eve. Till c. Est. 1892.
when they are needed for
comfortable seeing or reading
we serve you with experience 1
and quality Satisfaction must .
*
TEAMERE
1‘s. Whose 0" Eye servo-J
Oculim, Ophmetrlotlp Opticians.
81 Atlantic Sq” Stamford, Conn.
15 cents for cult o! the above numbwt-
Be Stu eltsA
FRISBIE'S
Made in the Cleaned-
“ _ 7 :1 Ask "Your Grocer for:
“it
‘ s NORWALK
Styles Now Ready
3“ J
In the Town;
from the but fault
obtainable. .
Insist on their: at your
taurants.
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Norwalk Chronicler