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A daughter was born this morning
1. and Mrs. Louis ‘Averick, ol
\\ ..stirugton HRH.
“\Er
llt;.rlald 51mm. at Union Park, has
it i .vd a Ilr\\' Harley Davidson mo:
‘4}tit‘.
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'l . ..:.tiu:tl outrun of the Connect—
.3 l'irvurtal .issdtiation Will be held
1 lighland Lake. WtuSted, on Sutur-
‘a‘. July Sltlh.
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<'.:tr.iurd Forum. NO. 0i
9
“1
ft
.\'J_‘ 2, at Roton Point. A num-
u.ll t-orne over by automobile.
' r
hi-h these has returned to his du-
t‘tilltl‘lCTOT‘ on the Westporb
is tzolley after several days‘
‘it \ '2‘
I\tti\'\.;:
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'l'l,o regular weekly meeting of Our
liuv'hrs' Lodge, No. 10, l. O. 0. F..
n .II to livid this evening in their
unit.» on Wall street.
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.'\ lilt'llltll‘illldlllll on demurrer Was
it. it Saturday by William S. Wilcox
'.~L'.i.l.‘l Joseph llisesa. Attorneys
it. ..i l.- r'andre represent the plain-
tir.
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hnmlyr’na with the rulings of the
1‘. .ud or Health. the Sunday schools
ll illt‘ Various Norwalk churches clos-
..t y. srerday until furthur notice.
The r-ondiiton of George feyerhau-
~ 2. of (‘ross street. who was operated
.‘ Friday morning, at the Norwalk
in r ital. is reported to be improving.
Illllibt‘ll & Staplt‘s‘ hardware store,
in llit‘ First district, was clOsed Saturn
day afternoon. on account of the fun
rial of Horace Huhhell,
the proprietor.
it was just one year ago today. July
Qitlr, that the steamer “Eastinnd”
turned turtle tn the Chicano rivr r,
\i’liil a tremendous loan of life as the
result.
in the picture supplement of the Sun.
tilt" New Yorit World it photournph of
“rilram .l, Mt'HUfill'ri "Routhu‘inti," of
this city. appears in a tzroup of the
rating: craft at the Larchmoni regatta.
in \'or\\ llli list noel: , there were
1‘ With transit-rs (if propo'rty anti
nit-wart - of S'lljioo l-‘or the llill'tl
nut. t-t“ .lllli', 1015. there wove five
'- it‘s of property and mortuact-s of $6.:
114.
The T. C. B. Class of the First ill. E.
Sunday school will enjoy, Wednesday
::ittrnoon—and eveninrt'. July 20th, at
the ltiVOl‘iN rt’aOI‘l, Roton Point, 51
ilill‘flllt‘i. which will he in order at 7
p. m. for fifty plates. A prand timv
tittit-ipated, .
inclement weather conditions of yes-
?rtt‘ray morning was the cause of the
rtrt'ponement of the scheduled Nor-
wrilr-Port Chester game at Amuse-
mr-rt Park. The locals did not leave
Stain: .
4 will give a dance. Tuesday O‘Pnr«
a brother of,
AMtrator’s
Sale of
SUMMER
Footwear
Is Now in PrOgress
r 9
Clover 5
Milton Elwood. Manager,
121 Washington St.
Ht‘liill\t'.~ of Fred 'l'httrt-r. aged sewn.
in: r ju .tr-~. ll'.t\" 4 our} hinted to the po
. - 1
hr: lhztl he ran a\\".i_\ \\llll lllt‘ Buffalo
Bill cirrus, which showed here ill 4t l‘t'i--
tray. ’l'ouwi lth‘.‘ at 2t Chapel street.
The ltlttil Iltillt‘t‘ “I'lt' Llrl\"tl to u“:-
their authority :t'tti w-t: if the boy
H‘llltl in: return: ii to his parents,
Stutrhi drurts till he lnhl at the
Khoh tltrh on Tilt «it \ugu t 15.
and on \‘i'etlricstlay. .\ul:u:.t firth. [tin
llfllllltt'lilt‘lli til orlwr spt-(ittl dances
will he made litlf‘l', The prizes which
are otttrwl tor the \‘i'lllllt‘l‘~ til the dif-
it‘lt‘lll t'lt'lltS in the sour sports will
he [Timid on <:\hihitinrr at the club
this week,
i
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lit: in will be a Illi‘i'llni-‘C of the non:
llji (illnllllllt‘t‘ of tilt“ t".ttliolic (‘luh.«
this t\'t’ulll[.1. in lllL‘ t'illl‘ rooms, on|
West menu A l‘t'lltlii ol‘ the commit-l
tte which was appointed to investigate,
.i llt'ti' heatinui
coup:
li‘l": rt ll 0 (‘llni‘i
in: ltrtt'rt fete “ill also it'll'lil on their
lilt‘ trittttvr of installrtit:
plant “ill lil' rtttvrM-i. :t'..<i the
v \tliitlr has ill.tllt
ll-’l::rt-~%.
'l‘lrt wneral t-oirtmittt-e oi arranew
llltllls tor I"tll‘9§l+‘i's _\'p:ln at Rotou
Point will attend the m-‘t-t‘utt of Court'
Malta: homo. No. lift, in their rooms, mi
“1”] .\lnrt's littll,
lilltltlll.
I’trl- rit’l ~
ttttiiuht.
'.lutlge t”. .
( hit-t i
:uprtrtrt- -1t".‘l'l' of the
of America, “ill attend a'
it oration to he l.l\1'l‘. in his hon-
.\':.u:: “.l. A finc-
:iirariut-tl ii\ the local
ill. t~
:tl Huron i'tritrl,
lilllt' in help:
Foresters.
(lY'
'l'hl- .lt'uh i’airtil trf l‘}l'«‘|lltl‘l Temple,
\nt-Irtil tlr'tit-l‘ til tlrtI Nohitis of tho...
My Shrine, trill tlr‘tl“tl‘l (lul'fll-
town ::ttt~ts at a turn-int. lit-V? month.
{.‘l‘fiwh'rru‘n‘lt monrlurs of th. Patrol
(34 “'1‘“ l". (ir‘ttl‘t't' Ray-
mond and Stuart l-Tl’iot. 01‘. August
19th the Patrol will he uttcsts of Sn-
lartm l’tttrnl. of Newark .and trill enjoy
an automobile trip tin-ouch .\‘tw Jer-
....
'tt
lil'l’ l‘ntitr,
soy.
Nt-w York, although the afternoon's;
vmther was favorable for playing.
The local police received word yes-
iet'tiay to be on the lookout for an
art-t1 man by the name of Connors. '
The man is over seventy years of age. 5
anti is slightly demented. it is believ-
ed that he wandered away from home
headed in this direction. """"-
William M. Field of Greenwich a
healthy manufacturer and a farmer,
“ho died there on July 2, left real es-
1'9 valued at $20 000, and personal
t :oprrty estimated at $200. 000 in Con
«.... ticut, according to a petition for
tlvnintstration filed in the Probate
wrut in Greenwich.
Behind All Business
WS
‘\\\\QT\V\ \\\i\\\\t\&\\
i Tho- Wtistern l'nitm Teleuraph
{Cortmarryannounces that ithas cut its
charge: in two for transferrinr: money
'to Tll‘llllwrr of the Natiotrilfiunrtl
mtrstt-rnl into the federal servici- i\l
otizr'itrl communication receiwvl :.t . -'
:tmm titlhe says that: “lil‘t‘eotiyn im-
, tuetiiately and to continue thrrinr: the
present mobilization onehalf lttlllllll‘
rate.c “ill he cha and on mom: _\ traits-
tors in members of the \‘ .itional Guard
mustred into the federal scrtice at
the Mexican border."
Fred Murphy. Frank McMahon and
iClarence. Close pitched camp yester-t
lday near the Knob Club They will
probably enjoy the outdoor life for the
44.entlre month of August.
activities we Bank Account looms up as the guiding light to
prosperity. This. does not mean that all? that one need do to
obtain success is to open a bank account. Of course, a check
book rs a handy tiring find as absolutely necessary in every
well ordered business. But it is- the privilege and prestige.“
which come’ witita. bank account tint are the important in:
tors, for tile amm7 business man.
respectfully solicited. “
”Theseus ll
mac "6 WEWuln
m Tar
Fw'lhtCoIdonoun
ElllflllJrlu’st.
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‘ DavidWRaymnd: ..
UNDERTAKER
9 rd. mu. recur w. as.
' 21 wmrmon or.
new asp um :::an1940 1
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
a
‘K. G A. GLAVIN
60 N0. MAIN IT.
CALL US UP
and '0 will rush our trouble
mun right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
no... it your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a.
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
Joanne A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354.
North Main St. & Nomlk
‘ ground. The police admit
; lion in regard to these affairs.
é Sale" ad.
1"ENVIRONMENT II EVERYTHING
to the woman of rtetlnencnt. Nothinl
ls dearer to a woman‘s heart. than a
beautiful home tuteiuily tarnished. U .
you'll come to ul we'll allow you our
line of quality wall paper and exploit
‘iow you may beautify your home at'
autumnal cost. Our prices and gun
will appeal to you.
The Gorham Co
to First 8!. Int Nomilt
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FARMHAND rs aoaseo
BY LONE HIGHWAYMAN.
Waterford, Conn. July 24~—.iustin
Richards, a farmlrand cziployed on the
John ll. Ashcroft farm here was held
up and robbed shortly after 11:30
o'clock, Friday. while returnln" to his
home. As he “as nasalng the Robin
(t: Paper “iii an unknoun man
pr ring from the bushes and dtmandcti
his money, a ten dollars, \tith which
the stranger made a safe getaway.
Last Saturday night near the paper
mill Anton B. Randall was held up
and shot at three times and later his
house and ham was burned to theo
mystified-
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—Don't try to find permanent storage
room for something you may never
use again—but use a Sentinel "For
4—-
The Little Shop ,
8:10n9:28,11::16x.1200x. WNW
Sunny- Standard. Chm
nan—0: 00, s: 00:. 9:00x. 9:21x. 4 Po“
-1o:o:x,1o:50:. ' k
. 9: 15:, 10:08:, 10:19:. 10:28:. 11411:.
.stw,051708x.838x.8.d42.9161.
The Burning Mn
Does your Coal respond to your needs? Those who
cook prefer our Coal. It 41 livers that study, even heat so
necessary for good cooking and baking. Summer prices
now prevail. Today is the time for action. Send in yOur
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "3-3. :31 Wuhincton St
Go to Cu tbills for Sea food
Absolutely the Best Qualities
; CU'IBIIJJS BRIDGE MARKET
Phone. 108 and 109.
Free Delivery.
71 North Main St.
“H
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Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes foi' Women
JOHNSTON a: MURPHY’S
Shoes for Men
They are the leaders among satisfactory
shoes
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Ii WASHINGTON WRIST
TlLlPHONI “15.2
The City National Bank
MUTUAL lNTEREST ' :
The business enterprises of our customers are of intcr- ‘
est to us and command our solicitous attention.
The growth of our business is due to the confidence we
have earned from our many depositors through strong,
conservative and progressive methods.
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of scr-
vicc to you. do not hesitate to consult with its officers—
thcy will appreciate the opportunity of an interview.
l he New Science
iDEFINITION OF CHIROPRAC'NC
Chiropractic is the definition of the
ammo of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is causetil
by a wrench, tulst or sprain in tho
ihack. Evin if done in childhood
it (mates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dincrent organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
.thmunh harmonizing the nerve sya
,torns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curvature
of the Spllw You will net-or regret
citing the Chiropractor a chance to
help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
84 Warhington St, So. Norwalk, Con
Glaiuate from Palmer School.
FRED H. OANUNG.
Funeral "Jlrcz‘ nd Embalmer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
54‘ So. Main St, 80. Nomi
If you need to buy a cake for team
Try chocolate layer and pleased
i you will be. .
So while you' re housecleaning.
too busy to bake.
’Phonc to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery i
i
n.
Tel. 367 5 Monroe ctreet
SUMMER
SCHOOL
It“? 5 t0 August 22
N. Y..N.|I. & ll. Till"; Table
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW voaa
' A. M.—1:39x, 5:35x, 5:49: 5: 57:4
7:183, 7:40, 7:551, 8:21x, 3:59x, 9:23:55
9:39, 10:05:, 10:33:, 10:52x.
' P. M.-—12:0!x. 1:07x.1:28x.3:02x,
Hours 8:00 to 12:30
3:,29 4: 16:, 4: 31:. 5. 18: 5:45, 6:02:53
22,22 7:02;,8::06x.953x V ‘
Sundays. 0
A. M.—12:25x. 1:39x. A" Commercial and
5:492, 8:59,
9:193. 10:88:. '
P. M.—12:02x. 1:07x, 2tiix, 3:12;,
4:311, 5:45, 6:021. 7:02;, 7:12, 7245:.
7:67x. 8:0“, 9:53x. 10:05:. 10:40x.
New York to South Nor-walk.
A. M.-—i:ilx, 5:30, 6:40, 7151):,
8:001. 8:811. 9:00x, 9:21x, 10:00:.
10:00, 10:50:.
P. M.—-—12:03x. 1:06, 1:23x, 2:04;,
8:57. 4:21x, 4:31, 4:43x, 6213:, 5:29,
6432. 6100:,6:08. 7: 16!, 7. 35:. 8:05;
Common Branches
Merrill Colleges
P. M.——12:.10: 1::03n200nazssx.
5:02, 6:252. 6: 00:. 7: 20:, 8: 103.9: 001.
10:00:, 10:15:. 12:00:.
South Nomlk "New Haven.
A. M.—-1§:hx. 1:38! . 6:58. 7:16",
Embonowhomm
Wmmmmm
willow sunbeam
’muanmmmmm-
Another-ah- Myriam
Null“. as I'll. «m we:
And it manure m.
11:67:. -’-"‘u
P. M.—1:20.2:3§i,9:1tix. 4:445:19:
\
- . 0:191. 11:1“
9: 95:. 11.00. .-
, .. i ' . in on. line an an
. t - on“: it 3-"! mm in. 4
Your check 300M nut—mus. 1:13;. 7:49, 9:153 3°”:me . ' ”"
19:19; 11:11:; 11:51. . - ‘
‘1,- r. art-4: 01:. mm. 4. 42:. 9:41 MEN
' i
0:881. 7:03. 8:803. 8:302. at“
_ Worth $8.50, now $4. 50.
“Special Tuition Rate .
'i than 10-94:
minus
$6 8: $7 Summer Dresses $3.75
. .Wc are closing out Our entire
that sold up to $7. at...
stock of Summer Dresses
‘ ' $3075
nno ...........
. Swing Couches
i from $6.00 up
i CAMPING COTS that are light but strong and fold com-
pactly.
3 WILLOW FURNITURE. A new line in light or dark ef-
l fects including the justly popular Bar Harbor Chain.
Auto Delivery Service to all surrounding towns-
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall CE. High Sts. F uncral Directors Norwalk
F ashion’s Approval
has been set on Sports Clothes
and every woman is wearing
them whether she is a sports-
woman or simply looks on.
They are delightfully Ian-g ”—
ininc and piquant. and
PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERNS
show them .it their best.
0
r
'0
We ask you to (all at our Peta
icm Counter and see the new
AUGUST
Pictorial Review Patterns)
I
upon. III Us» 1 s47
I‘M u
NOW READY
5K1“ GoJ.‘— . Intuit!
i
James Donnelly 16SouthMainSt. ‘ri'
OUR CREDIT TERMS
are The Reed & VOIk
MOST LIBERAL .
for Electrical Co.
‘ BETTER CLOTHING The Only Fully Equipped V
l ...... ELECTRICAL SHOP ( .
‘ In the Town i.“ l‘
. halely & Brennan AUTO SUPPLIES "
Phone 805—50 So. Main it. ‘ «t‘
t 42 SOUTH MAIN ST- 80. Norwalk. Music Hall Elk. : g
l ...n _ .. .
l i
l OIL STOVES 1: “:9
1. "humer, higli 4%}
mp perfection ,:
- “it"‘is, Blue t'lume Be Sule Its A PIE 4. K
oil stores, new
state. with slim FRISDIE’S " ' .
ltlllK. Cmnpletc - ". 31%
with oven, $0.50. Mode in the Cleaned; Plant ‘ ’
'i‘irrt‘c burner size from the belt fresh fruit:
ctiitrplttt with oven obtainable. ‘
$11 73 ..
_‘ burner high perfect in nickless. Ask Your Grocer for man. s 42/
.1211“? flame, oil stmes, utth patent Insist on them at your ICI- ., "
4’ grates which prevent fluids trolling ov- mutants. " “i3
'er into burners. Only ti stoves left.:
in orth so. now $3.50 i
l r. s. LYoN
Good; Job Printing
F“ "' Best Paper, Belt Work, Bet! Prion.
Albert F. Celtebe
26 Washington St, South Nor-walk
Prompt Delivery.
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88 NOR?” MAIN srassr {g
u. NORWALK ~ PHONE”;
= it You Have
j a
Any Junk
S. Jam
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efi‘ron.
Phone 499.
y 37 Fort Street. Emit Norwalk.
FAST FREIGHT IJNE TO NEW
yam.
Freight boat lava Pier 27 but}
River, New York (M of Wm
Stimrydaycxeeptwnday,atav-
m. Freight mind at Not-walk up to
5 a. m. and at tenth Namath up so
me I M-
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~—Ii you had been a good Scalpel»:
«mm advertiser. at the tint»: ”it.
uncured your new position, "
mwmuym
Norwalk Chronicler