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if CoalsirJnalivély
MmCoal’sathrilling
We as it's thrown upon
'.0 Milling down the
stacker“ surface till it’s
.imde“reel"brightandclean.
tain- notrsgedy at all sir.
i” fither farce nor comedy. but
His story with a “purpose"
ii Weasplainasit can be.
‘ THE
reams COAL
COMPANY
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25c
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
‘ Clifford Pharmacy.
Io: Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-1533
.w‘!
A;
WOMEN’S
Pumps and Oxfords
Regal and Don as
$1...
‘ .3. on. $3. so and
-. . 98
“Cy include Gun Metal, Pat.
Leather and Tan.
Sale Lasts Until Friday Only
llililii SHflE Slfliif
Apney for “Renal" and “Douglas"
Shoe
Dorlon House
-. (Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalls
NOW OPEN
was DINNERS AND ALL
NKINDS 0F SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
’ I
hm-‘Wu pa.
“Matthefimeyeuapaeifyandattbdrrightpdea.
THIS [8 THE SERVICE WE OFFER-
Man-dweller rightnow,os_wewillanawer
fl; your mal'phueuanmmmwlichevc
youwillbe enoughtorequeat.
DoitNOW—don'twaituntilFallwheneveryoneelse
will be “doingit.”
The, Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
NORWALK. COIN.
Specialties—B. P. S. Paint, Creo-Dipt Stained Shingies.
Beaver Board
Fis x e lab for Friday
Statutes. together with suhaesaeai
amendments and legislation
to payment or transportation to Hal
schools and reimbursement in nrt
y the state. indicate that the I”
of thahlgil amoral as to the town
which it is situated and the reel-
of the child In a town in which
high school is not maintained are
the facts determinative as to
whether. as to such child. tuiti.
sballbepaldby thetawnm ro-
imbursemeat made by the state. A
child must reside in a town in which
a high school is not mamtained and
attend a high school in another
town to bring him within the provi-
sions of said sections.
1 find nothing in the above men-
tioned special act establishing a last
school district In the towns of Wil-
ton. Reading and Weston, whiaa so
"plies a dint-rent test or alters the
.§EE'
Hadock ......... 8c lb. Steak Cod .. . . 18c lb.
Halibut ....... asc lb. Sword Fish . 34c lb. ..
Fresh Mackerel.... 17c lb. WeakFiah...... ..16clb.
Porgies . ........... 14c lb. Butter Fish .. . . 14c lb.
FlatFish ....... ...ioclb. Tile Fish 12c lb.
You’ll find the vegetable and Fruit Stands Iu‘eide our
1 stores. i
l
Beers Meat and Provision Co. a
(s Stores.) l
4; NORTH ‘vt -.IN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
m urn-.4 I ‘kuvve 'l“fl Norwalh Phone 88‘
a
This is the logical
B it while this sale is on.
uy ow Summer Suits. Coats.
lines for you to buy your necessary
'iresses. Waists. Skirts and Hats.
FINAL CLEAN-UP
on all Women's and Miases’ Suits, Coats. Dresses. Skirts
' and lists. 50% off while they last.
i'LOA‘x‘ me P \RIS MlLLl‘ERY
\OUTH MAIN S"? SOUTH NORWALK.
\ w- v 1w v.\'.<s FASHI'N CNTER
le lish 12'/}c
Butter fish l2‘/2c
18c
[So
Fresh Mackerel
Cod fish
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
, 3: Washington St. South Nor-walk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
w“- —’
16c
30c
33c
East India Tea Co.
'moulders
i’ .tatoes
~utter
.___..-..
We Are Now Paying~
lb. Ior Rags
_ " If You Phone 441
*8! and postal. Old autos
‘ feather beds a specmty.
canvassers.
< Ill‘ill CM] CO” Inc.
wad! St” East Norwalk
/
fel.37l. [25 Washington meet
Finest Selected
POTATOES 3OCDk-
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
98 Washington St. South Norwalk
n ville School
conditions created by said provisions
Iof the General Statutes.
In order to establish, as to such
payment or reimbursement for high
‘school tuition, a dilerent rule. spe—
cial legislation would be necesser
as was had In the case of the West
District (See Special
Acts of 1913. p. 1155) wherein it
was provided that said Westvllle
.School District shall pay the tuition
fee of any child who resides In said
district, and who. with the necessary
:consont. attends a high school in
use her town or district. and that
sal district be'rennbursed by the
'state in like manner and amount as
are towns under said Section 2,240 of
the General Statutes
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE E. HINMAN.
Attorney General
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1 000m II A Dlllllfll
! (Continued from First Page.)
I
'Wellults Orchestra—4 combination
hard to beat for dancing.
I Rev. Father Chernltsky. of Bridge-
.porl. but formerly the pastor of St
'lndislaus' Church of South Norwalk.
‘the Faithful Friar of Bishop Fcnwlck
Assembly, offered grace. Al the
. completion of the dinner. a low words
of welcome was extended to the
guests by the Narrator of the As-
sembly. D W. Iiarford. Mr. Hsrford
stated that the usual custom of speech
‘mnklng would be dispensed with, but
that one exception was necessary. an‘tl
after a few words of fellcilatlon, In-
troduced Rev. Father Chernitsky. He
received a warm welcome and gaye to
the diners a most Interesting talk on
Patriotism. calling attention la the
part theK. ofC. takes in IL. He
pointed out that patriotism caused
men to withdraw from their families.
to give up thclr businesses and their'
.fortunes for It. referring to state-
ments sometimes made by thoughtless
people that a. man could not be
Catholic and a patriot. He salt! that
the recent events in the United
States disproved this, for the Catho-
'Ilcs were at the front ready to serve
the nation In Mexico, the K. of C
{agreeing to pay the policy of every
isoldler now Insured In the K of C..
;who should die In the service
Father Chernltsky drew attention to
the fact that In every nstlon In war in
. Europe the Catholics were doing their
part for their respective countries. He
said that It is quite evident that re-
'Ilglon has Increased their patriotism
{and give as examples General Hin-
‘denburg, of the German army. and
General Cantone. commander In
Ichief of the Italian forces who attend
mass daily while their troops are In
Min-D
i Messrs. Hnrford. Tammany. Toomey
Hayes and Rose were the committee
.. . “charge of the successful event.
The diners were \Rev. Fr. Choruits-
’iry. Mr. and Mrs. Hsrford, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Hayes. Mr. and Mrs C. A. Mc-
Namara. Mr. and Mrs J. J. Cuneo,
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Wm. F. Tammany, Mr.
|and Mrs. J. J. Cavansgh, 'Mr. and Mrs»
|John F. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
‘Toomey. Mr and Mrs F. J. Donahue.
'Mr and Mrs.Wm. P. Ward Mr. and
hire. Edward F. O‘Connor Mr. and
iMrs Thomas F. Csnty, Mr and Mrs.
‘Albert Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Mo
Mahon.
D LINGERIE WAISTS
Litlo Shop
. , x. a a. ouvss
ssuomaut er.
I": 'ESSESITF'TT'W ‘1 §efl&&B.SuparCured Hams ., 23c.
' TH! III at)"; i Best Breakfast 8. d. 3. Bacon ado.
Torres” mans more i easemwnsaeon ............ 25a.
' 3““ 1° mm Dlxlo aacan ..... ice.
'RBLLILLIAN REYNOLDS l Plate Corned Beef. ........... 12c.
. Street E. Nomi! Brisket Corned Beef ........... 10o.
. :3“. "“5 Lean Corned Beef. no bone or fat ......... . ...... ....... 16¢.
'—’ Rump/comedian I ..... ...........22e.—aio.
Picklod‘Plgs’ Feet ......... ........ . ......... 12c.
Smoked and Pickled Tongue " 26o.
Wham In Pure Lard 1 lb. pkg. the
SH SKIRTS, DRESSES 100 percent Pure Loaf Lard. .. ............ .. 3 lb. pail sac.
Mmmm-
I m tall M“
—_-_=
Boiled Corned Beef, Veal and leaf Loaf. Dried Beef and Ballad Ham.
Everything In Helm’s Pickles- g
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery. - chemists
W
SMALI; FIRE IN NORWALK. atla‘guished by chemicals only. The
The Norwalk Fire Department was department experienced considerable
called‘out; last evening. about 6: so, dldlculty In forcing an entrance Into
toastingusb a line In theframobom the house. as there was nobody borne
«dourleruy WWW'Iiownaenmatthethneoftdenre. Tbehrewas
31% mm Three! or iii astronomy-honorees Thedam
Iding wag W by a sparkfrom agewa'svery stunt. and was not save
.apaadnglooamollve. Tbodro wsserodby
re my u... as
insurance.
The Misses Madeline McKenns.
Vera Haulln. ‘fvlnry Delehanty. Nellie
sheehan. Alice, Burns, and Virginia
Buchanan of 'N. Y. City
Messrs. John J. Farrell.
Sheehan. Fred Cullen.
Thos. l“. McMahon,
Sherman O'ConhOr
Joseph
Thos. Moran.
MACHINE GUNS ON THE BORDER.
EL PASE. Tex; Aug_ 3.«——The ilrsl
machine guns to "be distributed on the
‘border to any of the militia orgaan
tions have been turned over to the
Seventh Division Pennsylvania Nation-
al Guard encamped here. Special In-
vaulsns In the use of the guns. These
guns were manufactured In the United
States for a fore!!! government. but.
were taken overlay the War Depart-
GONVOKED.
COW, Island of Corfu. Tuesday.
Aug. 1. via London Aug 8, 12:10 p. m.
--Tha Serbian 0010111th
ed to oonvobe the Serbian
King Peter. of Serbia. and the Greek
Government have been advisedpf this
lntdntfdn.‘ _
renting
structlou will be given the Pennsyl-l
meat during the recent Mexican crisis.‘
BERIIAN PARLIAMENT TO BE Sc
dueld-
~a..... as ~qu MW .aWIuamee..M an .uegwegsu'
r .
GAZETTE BLDG.
bargains of the season.
SENTINEL‘ l
READERS’
v_____ IEWS...
THE BUILDING LAWS.
Mr. Editor: “3"?
Please spare the space for. the fol-
lowing queations and criticisms: Are
there any laws In the City of Nor-
walk governing building construction
and where can a copy of them be
seen? I presume there must be. else
why was the office of building inspec
iq- created? If there are no laws.
then the duties of the inapector Is
simply to sign permits and draw his
salary—it looks to me as though this
Is the case—and what leads me to
believe It, Is the alteratlon of the Dib
ble building, on North Main street,
now In progress; where one story of
the front of the building is carried on
timber, where steel should have been
used. and not men a rcllevlng arch
iov er the timber. Consider what Mmhl
happen in case of fire .these timbers
would be the first to burn and the
from would surely fall. probably caus-
Ing loss of life. Do the‘ownors or
contractors submit a set of plans and
specifications for his approval or dis-
approval. as Is usually the case. or
docs be Issue a permit for any old
thing. provided the fee ls paid—It
looks like the latter. If the inspector
Issued a permit for the construction]
speak of. be Is certainly totally Incom
potent to fill the position he now
molds, and should be re oved before
his Ignorance of build g construc-
tlon causes some serious accident.
Possibly your mayor might see more
dancer In things of this kind than in
an over-crowded Jltney.
J'. V. CLOSE.
ROWAYTON
lAAAAAAA.
heur-
In. I. ..
“won-m T, Stevens,"\plylng"
siou rates between Huntlngt
and Rpton Polnt_
The Misses Dorr of Tokenelre‘enter-
tslned Miss Josephine Hull of New
Work for several days.
Miss Janet Lewls has returned to
her Tokeneke home, after a visit of
several days In New York.
Miss Kale White Is spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
'Peterson of Rowayton avenue_
Captain Frank R. Stevens reports
till? most succbssful day of the season
0 Sunday with the excursion steamer
Miss Olive Way returned to her
home In New York city today. after a
visit with Mrs. Rose of Rowsnon ave~
nue / .
mes Annabelle Bagau has returned
to her home In Norwalk after a week-
end visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
hill of Rowayton avenue.
'Horrlng-Ifsll-llarvia safe Company.
has returned from a business trip to
Hamilton. Ohio. where the company's
factories are located. and la again reg-
- \ .
William mam. Drosldent of the.
Tristram & Hyatt
Till LEADING DRY GOODS "TURF.
Two Mid Summer Sales
20% Reduction
All of the Hammocks
Every one was big value at the old prices and when reduced 20% they are the biggest
All of
Glass Baking Dishes
Fully warranted against brdakage by heat. Ask to see them in the Bargain Basement.
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other popular makes.
t6 give any information you
sets in general.
IW
<~ L A'RDL “mums/3. fr
W
20% Reduction
CLLARIN G SALE
gilt Summer Apparel, Suit
Cases and Bags for Your
Vacation 0ullngs
”Charge Accounts Solicited _
CORSEI Sa
The secret of the well dressed woman is necessarily
her corset. because the corset is the foundation of her en-
tire appearance. If the corset is not right in every detail ‘
and if it does not fit perfectly. one’s gown cannot be right
and consequently one’s appearance cannot be correct.
We have the latest models' to Binner, R. & G.. C. B. a
la Sprite, Warner' s, La Resists. Nemo, Loly of rance and
Pricesrangefrom
Our graduate corsetiere is in attendance to give fittings or
86 WASHINGTON ST.
NORWALK.
the Parasols
WWW: WWWWdfiW
H. Krieger . C0.
J
$1.00to $350
may require in regard to cor-
.fi/‘K(“r’r'r?fi [ PMCES
r
liatered an a guest at the T0kenek€yence B.” The friends of Miss Blue
'lu.n
\ 71
Dr. M. F.‘ Burstein returned jg New
i York City yesterday. after a short stay2
«at his Rowsyton avenue home.
I
The oyster steamer “Mabel L. Ste-
vens," which has been tied up at the
Stevens dock has been moved to the
iflats serous the river.
._..__-
Howard Peterson, of How'syton ave-
nue. was a visitor in New York City.
yesterday where he took the large
touring car owned by Howard Lee. of
Tokeneke.
The Vello.touring car owned by G.
A. Key of Rowayton, was put out of
commission yesterday because 01 en-
gine trouble. The car was towed to
the Dorian garage.
lMss [pulse Cameron has returned
to her home in Tokeneke, after a visit
of two weeks with Miss Margaret Des-
pard, of Seabrlght. N J.. formerly of
Toreuese. 1/
A new Palmer motor boat was pres-
ented to Miss Florence Blue'on Satur-
day as a gift from her. father. The
but was Immediately formally
launched and christened the “Flor-
wIll shortly be enjoying pleasant saik
Ing parties on the Sound.
Miss Beatrice Davis has returned to.
her home In 'New York city after a.
pleahsnt two weeks vacation spent
with her sister, Mrs. P. M. Needle 0t
Rowsyton avenue. .
Miss Gertrude Brands of Tokeneko-
' , has 'been visiting Rev. ahd Mrs. F. A. '
Cunningham. The former was pas.
tor of the Rowayton Baptist Church
about three years ago.
. .__.____ -
Repairs are being made to the Bow-
ayton streets. A quantity of crushed
stone and gravel to being spread on
IE: main road through the Brooksido
sectibn. starting at the Darlen-
Norwallr town line. Holes 9. foot deep
had been tworn In many places. and It
is believed these will be done may
with. - - c-j‘f.
.,____.__._
PITTSBURGH. Pa, August 8P1}
grades of Pennsylvania crude oil, with
the exception of Ragland (rod
nve cents) were reduced ten cents-a
barrel at the opdningof the mat-km
today. .
Renuers said that tell not move his
the market would be reduced quolbl
tloas 9" gasoline. "
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Norwalk Chronicler