‘61ny NcIIIls
Alden St'tltnun5. 11.9.5 received 1t 1121' d-
ongle new l’ierce-Al'low t-ttr.
i3: ‘1'1tk ‘iot'klc his 1‘
111‘“- “1'1 11 11.1.1. .\
X51»
vivrd '5 11
11W t.‘xi il‘ftjt \\vtli'ks.
'i‘itt' «11191112111 11.11111 \ 1111011111
19411. :11'19119111'1521111115 9191151..
Ml. and 3115. Henry Gerhardt.
East avenue. are the pkli‘t'nih’ ot a
daughter.
A concert was rendered ye5tet'day
afternoon at 'Roton Point by the Grace
Brothers’ orchestra.
A-izew
stalled in the
Meeker Union Foundry Llllllllall},
Sinith street.
9191'1111-1'111111 is being in
11111111111:th Ilt'y 01 ";1119
in
Mists Anna O Neil is taking the place
of .\ti.5'.5 Margaret Fodor, while the lat-
ter is enjoying her vacation from the.
P90111925. Trust 0011111111132
Camp No.‘ 3, P. O. of .51., will hold
its regular meeting this evening in the
South Norwalk Trust Company 112111.
There will be installatiOn of office-115'.
Members will 111911119 bring cake,
cal 1- and coffee will be served.
Edward 1}. Doulens has given up the
('011c9.5'.5'1.t'tn5' at The litioh Club. and
The chef who had charge of the din-
ing room is expected to t’ini5li out the
191.5011
~.__
“31511111211111 Camp, No. 11. 1‘ 0. S.
of A, will hold a regular meeting, to-
morrow evening, There will he a tie
it from the :tate officers and 1119111119242
are urged to attend.
Set'ueant Bryan 11. Silk is in charge
of the 119.511 at 1119 uptownpolice .5't:1.
tion for the week following. Sergeant
Harry .1. (110.5011 has 1‘01111‘114‘11 to the
South ‘Norwalk headquarters.
The regular dance was held at 1119
Norwalk Country Club Saturday night
and was well attended. SpI'itlcl’s or-
cho5tt'a furnished tilt" 111.1519 for the
(111111511111.
Leonard .1. Foster. son of William J.‘
Fostt-l', of Reed street, recently enlist-
ed in Company K,
l'lll infantry. and is on
11199111159 151111111,
Bridgeport.
fllohn '1‘, Hudson, a wealthy resident
of Greenwich, has brought divorce pro
ceedings against Helen Small Hudson
01 Greenwich, 0n the. ground of intol-
erable cruelty. . 1l’apt1rs in the suit
wore filed yesterday in .5'uperiot' court.
The couple were married August 4,
'1914, and have no children. The
suit is returnable to the September
term.
as,
Second Connecti‘
duty at Steer,
tMANv “GLAD HANDS”
AT ELKS’ CONVENTION
Curtaiied Social Program.
I‘M 10011 51111111512711}: Spite of War
It
The annual convention of Elks in
i'Bo‘ston \\hit .‘1 121.5: jtt t tnded was one
lot the 119 ~.t (ullv't 1111::1 n 111 history
101 the Ol'dl'l 111.11,
311191 L‘ l
1 11111111
iH L1
1 "1 l
")'1‘ iii
lutztuJ.
the “'11", 111919 wa5' no l.'1(k ot (nthus
,i151'111 on 1111 part of 111111111115 for all
'th'..1t Tht' ‘glud hand' “11.5 freely ('11: '
t‘t lldtd to everybody and good fellow-
l5ht‘p was always uppermost
I There were about 1,700 delegates
1'1'11'1 all over th1 tummy among
whom w9r< th9 ttn from this 911111,th
contribtlt'ad their part to tilt 1119.15111'9
‘01 the utcasion. There was much talk
‘ainrlng thc 111211111915 who went to Bos
ton (onurning n1xt ,v1 or 's tont'ention
w-hith 1.5 to ht held 111 Atlantic (ity.
\"ith the “111' 11111911 11,1 that tiutt, a
regular old-1115111011911 gathering may
tho anticipated for there will then he
‘no 111111 101 aboli.5hing the (t'lc‘bra-
tions, especially the parade, 11.5 111115"
‘done at lloston. ‘1
2‘—
‘ '..-~"'111;:11P.t55:tl\alted
. 1'11; 1'1, ‘1‘1111'119511.
.ti " '. J}. ,1 ".:2'! '. \\illiolu M1-
,1.‘.. .' i .11)."?1‘1 111111111 and George A
11111v1r9.ttti::;11g the, mom
1191.5 (11' \01 “.1111 1 1119.1 11 attendammt.3
‘ Vt 11119 the usual teleblations were.
0‘ ‘reduud to a minimum on atcount oi
t
1
i
l
~——— 1
TO PLAY FOR SHORE DINNER '
Next Sunday morning at .ln1u511.
intent Park, Shunt-111’s (‘olts will 11111."
‘ the 11115111191115 for :1 shore tilllllbll‘ to 1)“
111111 at ()‘Stlliivan's llot'lon House in
the near tuturc. 1".11'9 Sloman and
Abe Tut'lov will 9011111059 the battery
for the Colts, while 1.2.111 (‘olemtui
tthe former ltitt'ht'l‘ of the Walnuts,
Oi 1311111501111?!) and 11111 llot'an, 0119'
111119 star hack stop of Norwaik High
School, will compose the liasbeen
battery. The (‘olts have been train-
11111 faithfully tor the pat-st two weeks.
in anticipation of enjoying a fine
shore dinner at the expense of the
111151199115. The game promises to be
one of 111111511111 interest, and a large
crowd 15' 1111110911111 to witness the con-
i
l
|
i
l
t
test, The lineup for both teams fol-
‘ low:
Colts: 11. t‘olctnan lt‘, Sloman p, W.
Mtlilt‘l‘ .55, iivtiuz 1h. Mabino rf, (.‘.
'l‘arlov 11b, A. Tarlov c. Perkins 21), W.
O'Hara t'i‘; Hasbecns: E. O‘Brien so.
1). Coleman 11. ll. Horan c, Splan lb,
Emro 2b.\'1'uI'zia db, ’1‘. liorun if.
littnz cf, 1. Campbell rf.
-2-..“ ..._....—_, ~~...——
MISSING WOMAN
.—
l . .
“'"lihvnzutut 11.1511. ltlly 111.41
11 1119 searth fol ~.\ii.5'.5' l.,vlt W. Sander-
son. a writer of nature hooks who d15-
appeared three wet1lt5' ago on the an '
niversary oi the death of 1191' lather.
1191. 1105109 \\. Sandt 1'.5'on calm to an
end yt'5‘tcrttay when her body was
found iii the woods near here.
Since 1111 death of 1111‘ father, who
w.t.5 killtd 11I5't war by .3 trai‘ ntIll‘.
Sttlishuly 119.1111, 1111.55 Stindcrson 110(1‘.
been tuuch 1191111155911. Her it lends Vie-i
l
l
t
1
'l
l
I
t
t
The Mack A550chition will hold , 1
. lteve that .5119 became mentally un-.
its fifth annual reunion 1n Hart- 11' l' d ’ 11 d1 11 1‘ "ll'luS'iOll from"
ford, August 16 and 17.. The. asso. ‘ “n“ .111 L 0 U‘ ‘ ‘ l
ciatt'on
ant of John
lnverness. Scotland, to
in 18119 and settled at Lyme.
headquarters of the 11.51.5ociation \\‘ill‘ '
be at the Hotel Garde, wherec there: NEW HAVEN, Jul." tti.~—According‘ ~53.-
will be a banquet, August ill. There to the Connecticut Agricultural 9115
are about 140 members of the as-
sociation.
The property alongside the
very pretty appearance
being covered
is made up of {he descend-
Mack, who came from
this country
The
rail:
road tracks in this section present :1
these days,
with pink running ros-
es, Thousands of these dainty flow-
9125' can be at a glance and they are
planted along the track for miles. It
was a tedious job and an expensive on,
wandering 111 the woods. She was
prominent socially in this city.
NEW POTATO EVIL
FOUND IN NEW HAVEN:
perimenlal station here,
pest has been found. it is an aphid or
‘plant pest that attacks the under side
the plant. A solution of nicotine and
only remedy found thus far. All ClODS'
in this part of the state are threatened‘
unless the pest is cxterminated.
too to have these vines planted. but GIRLS MUST NOT
it certainly pays from an artistic
point of 1191111 at any rate. It would be:
.a good idea it‘ more of the creeping
around
‘vines roses were planted
3011163. '
, \\\wwwwwwwwwuwwwmw \\\\\\\\\':
Check Book
service is a. service of safety. 1
he you a check bookuser? '
'-726,ooo,noo
checks were collected in this
éountry last year. Most of
small amounts, payments for ,.
the weekly and monthly bills
drown, woo on indisputable .
‘i&</
%
45
\\
the checks collected were for;
, tional Conduit and Cable Company re-
" them an increase of two cents an hour.
cl shingle Weavers'
iat Shingle eanerc Union.
LOITER AT NIGHT‘
11.111101113110111 .lttly Ill—An inf01'-‘
mal but somewhat drastic curfew rule
:is about to be put into effect here. The‘
‘police announce that they will arrest}
"any minor female found in any park.
lafter 10 o‘clock at night, no matiexl
”what the. circumstances. They will
also arrest any woman, young or old.‘.
found in a man’s lap in a park. Park
ordinances will be used in lieu'of a
special curfew law and the‘rules willi
not apply to places other than the
parks.
M
CABLE WORKERS GET’A RAISE
HASTINGS. .N. 11.. July 16.—About
three thousand employee who have
been on strike at the plant of th‘e Na-
turned to work today under a compro-
mise" wage agreement which grants
They abandoned their fight for a
shorter day and will motions to work
', ninehours. . ‘
emulate w‘nvarts s'rnmz
SEATTLE, July Ill—The order for
Union. issued
Tanned
{July will go into effect today through-
'ouflhoctnttlotwmmstom Thomcntfi
Aqnandunclgbthonc mold!
‘
:1. new potato ..
of the leaves and sucks the life from f:
soap, thinned with water and applio'dt _
to the under side of the leaves is the
FOUND DEAD IN WOODS. '
.4.
V
‘S'TERUNG
RERRIGRRATRR
SALE
20% OFF
A Wonderful Money Sav-
ing Sale at just the op-
portune time, when you
can get the entire sea-
son’s use at a big saving
' ' $10 Refrigerator,
$12 Refrigerator,
$15 Refrigerator,
$18 Refrigerator,
$20 Refrigerator,
$25 Refrigerator,
$30 Refrigerator,
$35 Refrigerator,
This Sale includes our
Famous Sterling Retria-
erator’Jltat is fully guaran-
teed in every respect.
Charge Accounts Opened
STERLING. iURNIilJRi 00.
127, 129, 131 Washington St., 30. Norwalk
sale price $8. 00
sale price $9.60
sale price $12.00
sale price $14.40
sale price $16.00
sale price $20.00
sale price $24.00
sale price $28.00
PAGE SEVEN“
-—~—
FOOTWEAR
ln Full Sway.
There is nothing more neat
and comfortable than White
Shoes for summer wear.
1 Women's and Girls’ Pumps,
Oxfords and Shoes
: ‘A Fine assortment to choose
‘ from.
.; Men’s and Boys' White Oxfords
t and Outing Shoes
‘ ...__
Elw00d&Glover
m Wuhin’ton St.
Iouth Not-walk
_1 .A_~ _.._____-.._-.......
‘Tlte Gorham Co.
‘DECORATORS
Everything in Paints-5r
1 and Wall Paper
‘sroro closed 1 P. M.
Saturday
10 First Street
1 East Norwalk
Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
60 N0. MAIN ST.
’WHITE"
1 Phone 113-3.
RAYMCN D BROTHERS
:37 Wuhington to
Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Well 'Pipc
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
Attractive Willow Furniture
1
l A new line that insures summer comfort, in many items
1 including Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Settees, etc. Very reason-
. ably priced.
1 Furniture for Porch and LaWn '
l
I
Porch Screens, Rugs, Couch Hammocks, Sturdy Chairs
and Settees.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directon and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts. Norwalk
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room: by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian ~
and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
Tel.1555.
I DISESA, Proprietor.
SPECIAL SALE .
Ladies" Black Pumps
Ladies' Put. Colt and Kid Pumps, all the new styles, were
$6. 00. Now ...................................
Ladios’ Pat Colt and Kid Pumps, were $5. 00. Now ..... $3Z95
Ladies Put. Colt and Kid Pumps, were $3. 50 and $4. 00. A
Now $2.95-
Ladies’ White Buck Sport Shoes, rubber soles and heels,
were $8. 00. Now $6. 50
VCONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
; 81 Washington Street.
4.»-
ti
.......................................
.............................
South Norwalk.
o
P“°“°"°5 Bathing Accessories
~ ~~~~v~~ ._,__,.. REBUILT TVPEWRITERo-«L C. . .
S n1 1 th, Underwood '
" . Remington. all other .
Golden Grain Flour. none better ...... ' . $1.69 bag . 33.22151... ”"1311... firing ' dNowhere can you had such an extensive assortment of the
Coffee. 35cand 30c ................ . . . . .. 24c lb. 133;, 30:31; ”$35;fo 1‘“ ed things for bat-limo :
' " , PLUMBER Wond f l ‘ -
Coffee.28c and Zoe ......... . ....... . ........ 19c lb. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ' . at u variety of BATHING CAPS from the plain
India lllld CCYIOH Tea ................ . . . . . 390 lb. ‘156 Falrflcld Avc.. Bridgeport. Conn. i €11an styles to the more elaborate mOdelsi WATER WINGS,
0010112r Mixed and English Breakfast . . . 29c lb. ‘ " SHOES COMBINATIONS TIGHTS, GAMERS, BEACH
Andrew Davey, Inc;
98 Washington St., 80. Norwalk
PHONE 410, 11120in AUTO DELIVERY.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
——__—
JACOBY’S
New Drcsses $2.98 to $30
Silk Sweater Coats $498 to $18
1 North Main Street
833--Phonos-»1 532}
-———
Wltitman’sCltocolates
—_
Drugs Prescriptions
ROBES, BAGS, Etc, all at popular prices.
my cm or MERCHANDIIE A r "com/1 Iceman
86 WASHINGTON ST.
fThe City National Bank
Commercial Accounts
There 18 no better proof of the advantages offered to those-
making disbursements by checks than' is evidenced by the con-
tinned Increase in the number of our commercial accounts.
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all busi-
ART-R1168
AT BIG REDUCTIUN IN PRICES
A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
11 You Have
Any Junk
BELT. .8. Jane
IT TO __
Successor to Wm. Effron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
ness is our greatest asset, and ts a strong inducement for bus»
ness firms and individuals to place their amounts in this insti»
tution. 1
The methods of this Bank are on open book—inquirieit are
cordially invited.
i We loan money on form mortgages.
Ffi‘
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRTST
58 Wall Street. Norwnlk.
- t
Children Charm", and 53:12:31,111“.
, and Patiently _ «)9 ' Dentistry
Treated by Modern, .Sympathctic ‘
Painless Methods. Aceptic Office Treatment.
11 1111.s.11.11mz i
" Gas Administer“
M°d"“‘ Surzeon by tho Oxygen
Charges for Very
But Dental Work. Method.
DENTIST
75 South Main Strut Gold and Porcelain
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 D1 1. ‘Rectorntlon.
tho Pnotico of , . ., 4 fl ”31mg.
"111“"- 40> ' °“" -. *
i DOMI‘Y- .. fl . 1‘: Wot its. all“.-
rllc. GREATEST ‘
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The Mostflconomic llcs-’
scrl. Sold,at All Stores.
Try Them.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold '0!
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. 'Oculistc’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert chuiring.
Merrill Summer School
It is not too late to ENROLL.
Beef, front“: Wine
Ionic, Stimulant and Appetizer ..
Bbokkcopiny, 3110111151111, Typowriting, 1111311111 Branches.
Merrill Business College
Norwalk Chronicler