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an MS against the reports circulated by the, ,Lhangeable BE WISE
stint—rs at their factor). and statel Ptmll' . II I. l . l , ‘
I 7‘ 'Ilr.‘ iit'l\ lJ‘itll and w‘omtn \ttwlrirtsl ‘ IS a Do Wm- ‘
‘ , . . ter’sccnng? Ourcoalinyourfumacewtll‘ beepeventetm .
Leslie Gunther has taken a position
with Andrew Davey, of lain street.
in the capacity of clerk.
Norris Burr, of Arch street, has re
named his duties with the Remington
Anus Company, of Bridgeport.
The parochial schools in Norwallt
will not be opened until such time as
the other schools do, probably on the
18th of September.
Owing to the day being a holiday
any 01 the scheduled meetings for
the local lodges have been postponed
for one week.
I
The new Washington school is en
ported to be ready for occupancy on
fieptember 18th, when the other
schools are scheduled to open.
Edith Lamaon and John Young Were
the winners In the lucky number
dance at the Knob Club Saturday
evening.
A large number of swimmers from
this place have Slfi‘lllfied their intcn-
tion of entering the water sports to.
narrow at Combo, under the auspices
of the Compo Life Guards.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles J. Valentine,
of 2? Plymouth avenue. are the pa-
tents of a daughter, and the chilti and
mother, who was Miss Rita Sheehnn.
arc doing nicely.
Judge John Keogh was in Stamford
Saturday on the final accounting of
the estate of William ll, Willinott. in the prtliminiri stage of trainlnx‘ Remington. nil out"
which was up before Judge “““h “m” f‘" “ “’““ 0‘ 3‘ ””5“ mica, sold. rented. whatever the grade.
J I p Keatin in the Stun twenty hours z'ittuul iristrutwtlon ulttst' repaired Rentall. " c 00 028
9'“ - - K- > i of it l.l the air. r month Mullins! 'Free Aut D 'v r .
ford l’robate court. ‘ During tht preliminary stage of his, 2:” at ‘5 per month. 0 Ch 8 y to all surrounding towns,
_ «duration its tin aiiator the pupill pl, ' JAS. DONNRLLY For 0 S n if s
‘ . \. t~> tiles with an instructor unti it , II I ."I y ,
Arrangements have "W“ "0"“"9‘ is able to pilot tlit iiittliine alone no u . W." St South ":2‘4 RAYMOND & SON
ed for a big time at the dance of Pro .1" wry good air conditions. The In-'
gross Forum. No.1, which will bt‘lieltl tumors h the tirtlimimrr “Age at” All of the leading manufacturers represented insuri - . 2""
. .. , . , . t-tiliuiis oi whom tliure itl't‘ now three “8' Wall (Q Hi h 815, Funeral Directors NOT "
“’eumsduy evening at Roton l‘otnt. M .\‘.m ill-KO. “m“, h.“ is the only MEN’S a Perfect f“ for the gromng {008 g . Wan!“
f I 4.;
Grttct' llrothers' orchestra will fur-
nish music, and a number of feature
events have been planned.
The many friends of Miss Dora llor-
wits, of Madison street, are plt‘nscd
to learn that that young lady is rap-
idly recovering from her recent at~
tack of typhoid fever, with which dis-
ease bllt' has been confined to bet bt'tl
[or Bt'l‘llt' time.
C. E. Slauson, of Norwalk. complain-
ed to the police yesterday at 3 p. m.
of the theft of nrtlrlm from his tiuto
mobile ,while it was near the Subur'
ban Club. Order books of considera-
N“ “h” for ”M" contents, “”0 innnot-uv‘rts which are made under all
among the stolen :il‘llt‘lt‘s. Stamford p0“>ll)lt‘ weather condition- .\'0 pilot' limba.
Miocate. 'is oermittul in go into tho .'tit unlerts AT REASONABLE PRICES l Chlmpructora remove the can” of
definite manoeuver to disease and pain, health is restored
-—Tho steamer ..l Stevens," will
make regular trips on Saturdays and
on Sundays between Roton Point. and
Huntington Leaves Roton Point at
83 in. t p in. 8:30p. in homes llun-
tingtonatha :11 3pm. 109.11: The
8 30 p. in. trip from Roton Point rri-v
turns in time for the cars to Norwulk
Calamity hate come but
'in i} ci" plat-e ret'eh'etl a higher 5
‘iiolrnce wa<
‘the Milfords by the score of 9 to at
000 1,000 lllll008 l0
\ ..i.i i: \A . A.“ -ini
m m marl WINING WWII.
strongly:
cale‘
.l t'.. :ldl“tl tit iln- ~trt'~-‘
it..‘~ also declare lllitl‘
'h't-tttvned if the shop
atttinpied to no burlllrab‘ without con
senting to the strikers demands.
.—
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Mr Tim (1'
Independents will ‘
mite the trip to Milford, this amt-t
ioun where they will play lllt' bfllfit‘ .
oat: train of that place. A few weeks
ago the Norwalks were defeated by.
I‘ll. No Vt All.
With link in the box the locals look
for u victory bier their former con-l
quciors. I
lluring the intermission o! the dance:
at the Knob. Saturday evening. Miast
Marion Reid and Stanley Baldvrin‘
tuni- awarded cups. the prizes for the
ladies‘ and men's singles in tennis.
8 .
Weather
Has no effect when the steady
clinging grip of our “Best
Yet" eyeglaSS mounting. In
no other eyeglass construction
will you find greater comfort
with such a degree of securi-
withanythinzinourline.
M rig-3.
ty. Our increasing sales prove
pentiuesinyoubomc. Retina-dine good judgment
and secure your coal NOW before higher prices prevail. We
have the hrgeat and. best asorunent in the city. and can
plea-ethemostfamdiomtutc. We can fill you wants
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:31 WW St.
'l‘llAMERS
“The Three O-Eye Service”
Ocuitata, Optometrists, Opticians
8? Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sal Eve till 8 o’clock.
M. 1881
This is the second successive year
that both have carried high honors in
the singles tournament. Miss Edith
Lultlsoll and John Young were winners
in the lucky number dance.
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Will Dililllilll
(Continued From First Page.)
cd to In second to none in the world 1
The inathiies manufactured especially
for ll lining purposes will be of types
to fly from as to till mitts ii.l hour rind;
designed with the idea of obtaining;
Tel. 441
We Are Now Selling
Red Oak Coal
Get Your Orders In
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3Rowan St., E. Norwalk
Tel. 441
White Pine Coutuottntl
With Tar
For That Cold of Your!
F. I. IAXTEI.
a nlucliillt- easy (II n notice ttioper'dte. ‘EIUILT TYPEWK‘ITER. ._ L, Q
Hi tM iiintli int' ; "l‘t used "'l‘daively
military li\liill0|l school now in this
rountry. Only umft'ln ottiie regular
at rt itt are now eligible for the train
ing. it condition which will cease us,
soon as the new scheme of serial or
gitniztttion goes inui‘ allect ill the next
itw w-‘ttkb'. .
After an ott‘iccr has coinpletcd the
prtliniinnry slant of his training aid
is certified as able to operate his hit»
thine without tht .tssisttinceo otan in-
struttor, his training passes under the
t- Ililltli of an l\Iitltt‘ll("tI .l army ofllcrer,
\. lint it \c-tt rill pilot
'lhp San liiego instruction begins
with wry. eaiy nights in which the
pupil simply t“"lltll(‘lts the field lit
tompttiativel) low Hllllildt“ and rtcciv-
ts in~tructloii in landing After he has
in. tb‘lt‘l‘t 'l the simpler |lttllll“m§ of nor-
ittl t‘il\lflalltl.'t the instruction gradually
leads up to the iiiosl difficult of till
he has some
iiiukc. Alter landing from with flight
he reports hack to his instruttor and
together lllt'l go our men tlitnil of
the flight the instructor pointing out
mistakes and indicating how they ride
to be obviated.
IHAFtUGAl-tfPREFERS
ENGLISH TO GERMAN
l The annual astute corn‘enfiou of the
lad Stamford, Round trip 50 cents. For Harguarl society met m Red MSn'I
excursions. picnics and moonlight hall Bridgeport, Saturday. The bust;
sails, apply to Captain Frank R. 818- ness mm,“ began at 10 0,40,.“ ‘
vens. Labor Day included. These officers were elected: Presid. -S-————'——_‘dfl __._. __._¢._.____.‘1-.|_ 867 Luann» atmt .___.-__ fl " mm“ THE and
cut, Jacob Knapp, Southington: \‘icel- TEAMSHIP TICKETS l —— T5833? FASHION BOOK
Charles D. Hine. secretary of the president, paui pegseck, Naugatuck:
81qu Board of Education, has receiV-. grand warden, Bruno Hensohel, New
ed a number of inquiries from
school officials of towns, as to the ef-I
1h?“ Britain :
secretary, John ll. Wisger-
her New Britain.
s m i th. Underwood
$4.00
SHOES
Regardless of the advanced
price of leather our $4.00 Tan
or Black Shoes for fall will
interest you.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
School} Shoes
‘ 9
(ilover 3
Milton Elwood, Manager.
122 Washington St.
0.13. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the: Optical Line
.Q‘E‘sfl ‘
53 WALL ST.
N ORWALK
Phone 438
mintzs 1‘
New Dresses
New Suits
New Silk Skirts
New Fall Hats”
EYES EXAMINED FREE
Lobstera and
Phones 10'
Free Delivery.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Round and Long Clams
CUTBM’S BRIDGE MARKET
“A Big Truth is all the Bigger
When Told in Little Words.”
825
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Our Fall Silk and Serge Dresses
Speak for Themselves, $5.98 to
incurs,»
Soft Crabs,
and WI.
71 North Main St.
The best line we have ev
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I FRED H. omunu.
I Funeral Dire..~'
TRANS-ATLANTIC LINES
American Line
Holland-American Line.
Scandanavianfimerican Lina.
Swedish-American Line.
CONNEALLY
It WASHINGTON ITRIIT
p-to-datc Service al
and Embllm
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Cities and Residence
Telephone 804
54 OogMatn 8t., Bo. Nomi .
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If you need to buy a cake for tea,
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you’re housecleaning,,
too busy to bake,
’Phonc to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
in. turn. it :1. “EC Table
Children’s Stocktngsl Too
er shown.
Our Fall Furniture
In arriving daily and both big floors are crowded with tit-9‘ .
very latest models in sets or single pieces for the parlor. 7‘
library, den sleeping room, dining room and kitchen. ‘
There is big value in every dollar expended with q
& BRACKEN
TILE” ONE 1875-2.
l he New Science"
DEFIM'HON 0F CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic la the definition of the
oauac of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Eve: I! done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dinaront organs and
8
through harmonhing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic matrnonta given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
84 Washington St, So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Grutuata from Palmer School.
For FALL
Fall Term of
Adorably simple are these newest of {rocks
for early Autumn wear. featuring the new
“0vcrdrau’,’ efiect
shown in
PICTORIAL REVIEW‘m.
PATTERNS
They may he fash-
ioned of Serge with
buttons for the deco-
rative note.
Neuron-ale
School
fect which a possible reduction in that Paul Ilcrnog was chosen delegate :Vhitedsnr Line. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK!
‘unar . ne. .
number of days in the school year, on to the National convention of the 01-Anch0r Lin e A. 31,4391, 5:35;, 5:493, 6:57x.!
accgunf or infantlle paralysis, may der in Ann Arbor, iMch, September Rag” .nd Sailinga on Applica- 7:18;, 1: to. 'l: 55:. at: 21x. 8:583, 8:28:.f N ' s -
have on the. average attendance grant. 1- During the. "St 12 months, 015.000 “W‘- 8:88, 10: 05!. 10: 88!, 10: 58!. l OW In 688,011
P. l.—12'031, 1: 07!. 1:881, 8:088:
3: 29. 8:1“. 8: Six. 5:18!, 5: 45, 5:088.
in sick and (lNilll‘
The
In every instance Secretary Hmé hasthfls been paid 0‘“
J.M.l.aytou&Co.,lnc All Commercial and
replied that an eflort shouldbemade benefits,
to make up for loss of days occa-
sioned by the postponement of the
School year by reducing the number
days allowed from school in the
of
holiday seasons or to take of! the r
mcr vacation.
the reports showed.
tamount of the reserve on hand
1392,000.
A measure passed by the convention
lprovides that all printing of the order
henceforward will be in English rath-
0- er than in German
quisite number of days from the sum- '
New Haven was selected as the con-
vention city next year.
is
Real Estate and lncuranca.
8:832. 7:028. 82 06!, 9: 63x.
curiosity pay?
ads? If one of them should be greatly
important to you, would not such
5 Railroad Ave.. So. Norwatk “am
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curiosity" about today's classified 9- lie-1103!. 1107!. 2344!. 3213!.
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7:571. 8:06; 9:53x. 10:05:, 10:40:.
New York to South Nor-walk.
A. Ill—4:411, 5:30, 6:40, 7:511.
nished.
We Make No Charge
For handling your checking account. We keep
accounts and keep them more accurately than
you would probably do, and we see that you
have a receipt for each dollar checked out. Call
in and tell anybody in this Bank. that you! wish
to open a checking account. Check books fur-
The South Norwdlt Trust WW!
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8:002. 8:813. 8:00x, 9:211, 10:03x.
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5:88. Wilma: 7:801. 8:10x,8:003.
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8:153. 18:88:. 10:18:, 10:88:. Inns.
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‘thh artistic
English Subjects
ENROLL NOW
Merrill BusinessW
College
South Not-walk
Baud. Port Cite-«r.
Bare in one no papers may),
Butt-nan your tuto' completely,
Immune pit
decorate.
All the latest style: 130': showing,
Kind attention 50a bestowing.
And the work in promptly done.
Nona ling/to nit.
Ant! it painting you are needing.
in this line he's also loam
Hem will llbl your train loo! now,
Andth
A. COHEN
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F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Boot Work, But Pricea
82 NORTH MAIN STREET
a. nonwrtut won: 909
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ms run
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TOUR canon" TERMS
till ' ” ‘ 1'0
MOST LIBERAL‘
for
BETTER CLOTHING
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St.) every day eitcept Sunday. 88 8
YORK.
Freighu boat luv-c Pier- In
River, New York (toot of Oath
m. Freight received at Norwailt
5 n. m. and at South Namath up
5:30 D m.
Seams F. Foote, General Audit.
THE ANNING J. SMITH “rm
PORTATION LINE. Inc. ‘
It You Have. _
Any Junk
SELL S. J
IT TO ‘ ..
Successor to Wm. Mm,
Norwalk Chronicler