V
’ .ember is requested to be present.
in memo: theNorwalb mucus
viii be held Monday evening at eight
o‘clock in the City Hall important
business will be transacted and every
PStraws, 81.“. ”.25, 31.50, O’Briel'a_
m
A complaint was made to the police:
yesterday in regard to some boys woo
had been destroying gardens in Wood'
ward avenue The names of tbeiads
bate been learned and it is probable
that arrests will be made
-Panamas, panama, O'Rien'a
The second round in the Knob-Bell
Island tennis tournament will be play-
ed this afternoon on thmfornier club's:
grounds The first round was won‘
by the Bell islanders, and the Knob i
lies are determined to get revenge.
- . —-TOYS, TOYS, TOYS.
Iriuemoa Bree.
I A rubber apron. evidently belonging,
to an iceman, was picked up in North
Main street, yesterda yafternoonmnd
taken to the police station. The own
or of the article may have the same‘
by calling at headquarters. I
~Burns less coal and burns it long-
er. Yes, that's just what the Burnham
Coty Comfort Boiler does. Lord I:
Burnharn Co., lrvington, N. Y.
i
The regular weekly dances will be!
held this evening at the Knob. Bell
Island and Country Clubs. Music will
be furnished by the regular club or.
chestras.
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The (Buyer Hill Country Club. of
New Haven, will send its tennis team
to South Norwallt today to do buttief
with the tennis team of the Norwitlk
Country Club. The games promlse to
be very interesting. as the two organ-
izations are old rivals.
—-.————
Tbe recruiting squad stationed at‘
the City Hall were visitors at the
South Norwalk filter works in South
“than. this afternoon. Commission-
er Hatch explained the workings of.
the plant to the soldiers. who were;
highly interested in the process. I
——Straw hats, straw hats. O'Brien's.
David and Memphis (Tennessee)
Smith, the two colored men who par- ‘
ticipnted in a lively fist battle a few.
nights ago in the local f eight yards.
were. arraigned before Judge Yos-
burgh, this morning, in the downtown
court. David was fined $10 without!
costs, and Memphis was flood 85 with-j
out costs.
—-Ilmhreilas, slccve mourning bands.‘
O'Brien's. “ I
i
The local police were notified bv the
Bridgeport headquarters last night
that a new Buick automobile had beenl
stolen from that city yesterday after-,
noon. The machine was a 1916 modv‘
el, email six cylinder engine, five pas-
senger, had two extra tires, electric
lights. and was painted dnrk green;
with a dark hood. ’i‘he stolen car bore
Connecticut license Nq. 20013.
—-MIRROR CANDIES.
Briigermnn Bron.
The regular weekly meeting of
‘to Mr.
i'loll'll,
i M
inttul
'lltc direction of the
Lama—i
Ira. Harriet B. Coley is now in:-
proving from her severe illness.
Friends from New iorlt ore .uests
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph horn
Leonardo Carvetti and family have
returned to Cannondale .after spend-
ing several weeks in town.
lllcyd Dikeman is subotltuting at
.(‘ali‘lel‘ on R. l-‘. D. No. 12 for Charle
Keene, who is enjoying his vacation. ;'
Mr. slid Mrs Ebenezer ll. Pillotty
of Nothulk are guests of lire. Y-an
ltrbilt Godfrey, of Noifleld street.
Paul llunuled. of the Upper Par-V
ish, is spending some time in East.
{Orange N. J. .
t
Mrs Lllthllt-ld. from Massachu-'
sett:, is \isltlllg her son. Frederick
|Litchfield.
A daughter was born. on Tuesday“
and M's Frank Sherwood. of
the Lower Parish.
William McGruth, of Water-
is visiting her mot-her, Mrs.
John Cole. of Norfield.
Mfr.
Miss Mildred Meade has returned
to Bridgeport, after a week's visit
with Miss Grace Srofieltl.
w...
Mrs. Elizabeth Brady is the guest
of lir. and Mrs. Elmer 'i‘readwell, in
Bell‘el.
The Norfiehl improvement Associao
tion will hold its monthly business
uit'eting, oit Tuesday evening. August
15. in the Town Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. David Provoost have‘
returned to Elizabeth. N. .1.. after a
‘two weeks" visit at the residence of
‘James A. Smith.
.————-—
Ml‘fl. Abbey J. Williams has return-
ed h irir after a low duls' visit with
her grandson. Frank E Bennett and
family.
Mr: and Mrs, George llurris have!
icttiriittl to liontclair, N. J.. after
Nptlltllllg several days with Mr. and
\tr. Thomtts W Treadnell.
Relatives hero attended the funeral
of i. «no Elihu Smith, in Falrfleld.l
Thursday Mr. Smith Was 82 years
‘of ago, a [lathe of ‘chton and a;
nephew of the lure Peter Smith.
Nnrilvltl Grnngc obsortcd its all-i
"t‘crw Nirtlit." Friday nvcnlniz.l
'with lllld appropriate p'ograin. tinder.
worthy CGMB,‘
.\lis.~ Florence Brinks.
M'FF Lentt Portion, of liillcrcst ave.
'.itue has returned ironic after it visit‘
with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sitipman.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Themes and
child have returned to Ridgeileld. af-'
ter a few days’ visit with relatives
in town. . ' l
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CUBS READY TO SELL
HEINIE liMMERMANi
Tlnksr’a Fine of $50 Started Much.
sag Feeling.
CHICAGO. August 12—Speciais
from Brooklyn. where the Cubs are
playing. confirm through statements
Douglas Fowler W. R. C. Was held made. by Manager Tinker, reports that
last evening in t e lodge room. in Hetnic Zimmerman third baseman, is
Washington street Pm relative to to he put on the market. Tinker"l
the coming thirtieth anniversary.lls quoted as saying Zimmerman is
which will be celebrated next Friday losiné interest in the game, and his'
evening. weer dlflcuflfied The arrange- lndii’i‘erence culminated llLlllB neglectl
ments for the big time are in the to report for morning practice. A fine‘
hands of the entertainment commit- of $50 inflicted by the managementl
tee, who promise to arrange for one served to bring differences between
of the biggest times in the history of Zimmerman and Tinker to an ucntol
HORLiclt's
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CALL US UP
and we will ruah our trouble
man right around the: acne
thing like this happens in your
”on. if your
PLUMBING
la detective. ontlouated. nanni-
uryorl'orn ominous-Ito
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN pLuuisiuo
JOINNO A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Home.
Tel. 1354.
North Main It. I. Hamlin
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0. D. Jackson
Everything in thei Optical Line
a WALL 3r.
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Phone 438
EYES EXAMINED FREE
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nonoeoary for
now mixer/ail.
Phonetic-a.
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cook order our Coal It daliveray'that 003 0
*oodcooking and baking. Smnerpricoa
“liiathetime foi- action. Send in your
RAYMOND BROTHERS
steady. even heat so
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I INVIRONMIN’I’ I. IVIIV‘I’HINO
. to the m d «lament. Notbiaa
to donor to a won-nit heart than a
mutual borne tastefully furnished. u
Iou'll come to til we'll show lob out
lino of quality wall paper and COM
new you may beautify your homo at
anomaal coat. 0‘! prices Ind zoo
vulture-1 boron
lThe Gorham (30
”Flat!- [outlaw
.21
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Does your foot
measure up to
this bargain?
We have some broken lines
of Ladiea’ Pumps and OxfordI
in White, Pat. and Gun Metal.
Values up to $4.00, which we
will close out at
$1.93
Glover’s
Million Elwood, Manager.
no Waahlngtan St.
the lodge
Smite
Safety, freedom from worry, ease of making: change,
:mammptbmldmgupmntmm-
whammy—Mm a few of the lil-
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.4311. 6:“. 0:011, mu. 7:18. 7:453.
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Free Delivery.
excelled
.1 WASHINGTON "I!"
nan H. “HUNG.
7mm Director :nd limbo!
Office and Laid-me
Telephone 00¢
II Io. Iain It. Be. Nomi
If you need to buy a cake for tea,
Try chocolate layer and pleased
_ you will be.
So while you‘re .bouoecleaninz,
too busy to bake.
’Phone to 5 McEnroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
Tel. 357 5 Monroe street
it. Y..il.il. & it. list; .l‘abie
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ALL (KINDS OF FRESH, FISH
Lobsters and‘ Soft Crabg _
Round and Long Clams
CU'IBIIL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phonon l“ and tub.
Johnson 8: Murphy’s 'Siioes
$8.00
An ideal shoe for men that combines style. comfort
and wearing qualities to a degree seldom equalled and never
Many models in un‘or black leather.
CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN
71 North Main It.
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TILIPHONI 1m.
'fheNiew Science
ammo" OF CHI IOPRAOTIC
Chiropractic to tho definition of the
use of the disease and the or! at
adult-tin. the cams. Disc-on is caused
by a wrench. twist or opinin in the
boob. Dun if dam in childhood
it anato- plnohod nerves and pain in
later If” in the din
limbo. mt organs and
ambush” million the (nine ot
“a.“ M album
Wit-mung M
the nerve a o
tents in your body Female Imbl'oa
men special attention. also curvature
“the wins. You will never regret
Il'lnl lbs Chiropractor a chance to
11019 no.
Nanette Wu“ liven also.
T. F rant‘js, D. C.
It Washington It. Io. Nomlli, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer Ichool.
¢
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SUMMER
SCHOOL
Julia, in August as
110an Itooto 12:30
All Bummercial and
. Commottllranciies
Extra Special !:
_ lllZS
Jubilee Sal
Special Values in AliDep‘artme.
3L Sllli Jersey Sport Co
' 5.95
Fine Quality Silk Jersey Sport Coats,"
‘ colors, regular 59, very special 5.955
m...
“Forilic Furchor Bungalo
“Cliptwood” Screens, Artistic Rugs, Cool and Coniferous?
Wicker Chairs. including the popular Bar Harbor . - '
COUCH HA MMOCKS
. From $6.00 Upward:
it“! llFREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND u SON
Wall at. High Sis. Normlfil
Funeral Directors
of the Celebrated
‘ Pictorial Review
Patterns
in now on sale.
A glimpse of the new fashions
is given in these fascinating
froch that present in delightful
guise, the smart
"Overdrcss" effect
Made of serge. or serge and satin.
nothing could be more chic for
early Fall clays.
Many others equally chic will
be found in the
SEPTEMBER.
etcronuu. REViEW (granny
PATTERNS
F. S. lYON
Good Job Printing
Int Pour, Int Work, Boot Prtooa
92 NORTH NAIN STREET
a. uonwaut mono eta
Special TniiionRale
‘ M Nun-k
7:208. 8:113..th "-
FAST FREIGHT LINK TO K‘
Freight boat leaves PM
River, New York (foot of
.0.) every day on.“
m. Freight neolved a:
5 o. m. and at south
5: so p. m.
YORK.-
rns ammo 4. Mint
PORTATION‘ Lina.
Norwalk Chronicler