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Mom Boat Show wan Reveal Present-l
day Development 1
“Big business dozing the our and
bigger limitless afll‘jrwald" is the
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Joseph T, Collins of Norwalhh:
driving 11 our to: tho Red Star Taxi
Line. from :lorwnlk to New Canaan.
.‘Corwalk 'i‘ire & Rubber t‘om
or. received five ton
trurk. This truck will be used mainly
to transport, materials bolwwn Nor-
walk and South Norwalk plants.
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There were fifteen transfers of
property in Norwalk last week with
- mortgages of 319.730. For the second
week of July, 1916, there were seven
teen sales of land and mortgages of
319,187.
The . transfer of Abram Katzz’s
liquor license from 24 Water street to
‘10 Water “street, first ward, has been
granted by the. County commissioners,
and the removal will be made within a
couple of weeks.
The roof 1f the wooden building of
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany caught fire Saturday shortly be-
fore noon. Several pails or water ex-
tinguished the flames, however, and
there was no loss.
Arrangements are being made to
have the shark not again placed in the.
water oil The Knob bathing beach.
The not all winter was located in the
picnic house, but was recently re~
moved from that place.
-—\\'as your house warm enough
those nippimr cold days last winter?
Maire it warm enough next winter by
using ilurnhnni Boiler Cosy (‘otnl‘ort
Heat. Lord S: Bunuhnnt Col, lrring~
40o, N.t Y.
Erwin Pollack. superintendent of
file American Hat Co. expects to
leave Norwolk within
Weeks to join his unit of the. national
guard at Bridgeport. Mr. l’ollnrh is
enlisted in the Connecticutl‘ield Am-
ibulance.
Norwalk friends of Lester Wyeth.
iormerly or this city, and now residing
in East Orange, N. .l., will be pleased
to lillOW that he has joined the New
Jersey Field Artillery. and experts to
leave with his regiment to some mo
flailizntion rump within the next two
weeks.
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William McLaughlin of . ‘29 llolden
at'rntio. who has been employed at the
Jacob & Sons shoe shop for some,
time. severed his connection with that
company, Saturday, and has left for
his home town, Lynn. Mass. Mr. Mow
laughlin rays that this does not mean
that he will not return.
All members of Lady Jennings
Lodge. Order Shepherds of Bethlehem.—
are cordially invited to attend moot-
‘lng, Red ‘Mwn's hall, South Norwalk.
“lednosdny evening. .lu‘y 18, S p. m.
Intonation of oflirors, initiation. llc-
i‘roehmenis will be. served. All past
commandbrs shouldfltry to attend. .
Miss Hallook and Miss Hammond
will give another canning demonstrn
Elton at the Norwalk Library tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The products
to be canned at this demonstration
are wax or string beans and beeta
Those willing to contribute thew: veg-
ietables from their garden are urged to
communicate with Miss Dotha Stone
Pinneo, chairman of this committee
for the Civic League, at the library.
.The demonstrations are free, and
ovould repay housekeepers to attend
this and other proposed meeting- to
be given by the «Civic League, as many
interesting and instructive points are
brought out at these times.
—THURSDAY DINNER NIGHT
at the Country Club. Why not make
: esert ation now?
Check Book. 9‘
service 111 a service of safety
. Are you a check book user?
' 720,000,000
bountry last year. Most: of
Vibe check: collected were for /
drawn, won an indisputable ‘
, eoeipt. Pay ByGheck.
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the next two '
,he or Cassidy
mmmgrwmvg the operating room.
COLFAX ENCAMPMENT INSTALLS
{Ceremony Conducted by District 00;)
’9,’_ merit. No. 31,1.0. o. it, held last eve:
. <1} ning, olllcero were installed by D. D.
G. Barthels and suit. The officers fol-
low:
, Director—nil. n. 1390111110;
summin: up of or. .1111 i ate in the mot-
to boat indusirx its ox: . ‘ had 113' lion
2; R Slip 1 ml 111“ Exisi-
bi ion Comm 1. " ‘ “w Xuzhmzil As»
s-oriai in if .11? Boat Manu-
”41‘ ~ '2". :‘11; .1 t‘lflf: tlw dates‘ for
the 101% Rational Moiot' 1:12:11 Show.
'l‘hv coming Show uiil ho the four“
teenth annual exhibition under the
utopia-s of title Zi‘t‘aill‘lililtlll, and will
be held in Grand Cent 1 Failure, New?
York, opening on Saturday, Jinn. 19,
and closing on Saturday, Jan. 211'. A.
complete exposition of oil the newest:
types of ntotorbouts, together with;
latest advanoeddehigns in marine en-
gines and motorboat fittings, will
serge to attract many thou-ands 01‘
visitors who look forward with keen
anticipation to these annual National
Motor Boat shows. ;
At the forthcoming show, the pub-
lic will have. an opportunity to View all
.thal is newest and beat in motor-'
boating, whether the new boats are
to be used on any of our interior
lakes or rivers, or along the Atlantic"
or Pacific seahoards. l
The influence of war-time conditions
will be shown in the present—day de-t
‘t‘elopmeut of boats and motors. The
boats, particularly those designed for:
use along our coasts, will be found to
be sturdior in construction and of a
type more readily rom'mtible to gov-f
ot'ttmvnt use» should ot-msion require.
The motors 'll’lll general equipment too
,will also lw shown to be greatly ima
proved over past models. This is large.»
ly due to the rigorous dunes lhill our'
motor patrol boats are now being
culled upon to perform in the sen‘
vices of our country,
l FOR WEE BURN TITLE
Qualifying Round Played Saturday
and Selleck Led Field
The qualifying round for the cham-
pionship of Woe [turn was played Sut-
urtlzty. Those who qualified in the
championship divhioo were: Chester
Solloclt. 79; M. B. Polo, 81; W. P.
Share. ‘3; A. lltllmt‘s. 81:; A. W, Stork;
86; ll. ll. Illixsell, .87; A. S. Pitt. 88;
ll. S. ti‘ummings. SR.
The second eight follows:
Dr. Bruce Weaver; 88; F. A. Look“
wood. ill; ll. W. Banks, 91; Dr. Wol-
1110' 90; f‘ ("arringtom 03; Dr, Cloo-
non. 94: D1 Staub.94.
In the third eight are:
REFRIGERATOR
SALE;
* 20% OFF
A Wonderful MonevSaV-
ing Sale at‘ just the op-
portune time, when you
can get the entire sea-
son’ 3 use at a big saving
$10 Refrigerator, sale price $8 00
$12 Refrigerator, sale price $9.60
$15 Refrigerator, sale price $12.00
$18 Refrigerator, solo price $14.40
$20 Refrigerator, sale price $16.00
$25 Refrigerator, sale price $20.00
$30 Refrigerator, sale price $24.00
‘ $35 Refrigerator, sale price $28.00
This Sale includes our
Famous Sterling Retria-
cratofithal is lully guaran-
teed in every respect.
Charge Accounts Opened
SliRllNG fURNIIURE 00.
' 127, 129, 131 Washington st, 50. Norwalk
Phone 105
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..I ll. Knapp 05: D l. Elllman. 99:
ll, S. Miller, 100. D. 'l‘. Woodburyy,
101: C W. Bell, 102; P. N. Knapp.
103: (‘. l). Lockwood. 101; R. Havi-
lond. 104. ;
Apart. from the championship plain“;
there was a special ltbholo handicap.)
modal play, wltirh um: won by M, ii.
Colo. The scores: M. ii. Cole, 81. 9.
72; Chester S:lleck, 7.3. .5, 74‘, .l W.
Statk RS ll. 5:W, I'. 503111.81, S.
, ill. W. Blinks, ill. 14. 77; Dr. Bruce:
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\Il'ouver, 88. 12. 71“.; F. A. Lockwood,‘
01.12. 70: ll. S. Cummings, SS, 9, 79.]
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MOTO RCYC LE H ITS TEAM
Golden Grain Flour. none better . . . $1.69 bat:
Coifee.35c and 300 .. ........... . 24clb.
Coffee. 28c and 25c ......... . ....... . . . . . . . . 190 lb.
India and Ceylon Tea ............ . . . . . . . . . 3901b.-
. 29clb.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
131101113: 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
.Oolomr Mixed and English Breakfast . . .
While Thomas (Tassitly of Clinton
avenue. Stamford, wns riding towards
Dnrion. yesterday. shortly before 2'1).
m., his motorcycle struck :1 hereto and
wagon driven by 11 man named Miller. '3
who was doing work on the Post road,
about opposite E. E. Bruggorhoff'si
place at Noroton throwing Miller in-
to the road and badly inituing him,
and precipitating himself over the I.
handle bats of his machine, also injur-
ing himself severely,
An automobile passing
Stamford at the time was pressed in-
to service. and the two men were lak-
en lo the Stamford Hospital, where >
they wore laknn to the operating!
room. It "this not diScovered up to
press time “but .llilleré first name;
15, nor where he lives, or how badly
was injured. It is
thought that the injuries of both men
are very severe. It was said that Cas-
sidv was unconscious when taken to
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White Footwear
No choice in the former.
But a fine choice of the latter.
With prices to suit everyone.
SHOE DRESSINGS AND
POLISHES
Elwood&Glover
m Wuhin'ton St.
louth Norwllk
The Gorham Co.
DE C 0 RA T0 R 5
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
Saturday-
10 First Street
East Norwalk
WOmen’s
Wear
The Little Shop
60 00. mm 51.
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Smith.
_‘ Remington,
-malms. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals.
sold at $5 per month
PLUMBER
TYPEW RITER EXCHANGE
156 Fairfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
l : 'Wliilman’sCltocolales
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
033..Pnones-.15321
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ART-R068
AT 816 REDUCTION ' IN“ PRICES
A. J.,Angevine a. Son Co.)
it You Have
Any Junk
Phone 499
37 Fort. Street, East NorWalk
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At a meeting of Colfax Encamp-
C. P.——Wm. E. Kurkey.
H. P.—-iHenry ,Krlete.
S. W-—-W. W. Thornton.
’J‘. W—Samuel C. lrela‘nd.
tSorlbe'a—D. ,Burr Beach
Treasurer—Charles H. Gehrmau.‘ _
First [Watch—William C. Jesse;
Second Watch—1L. D. Robertson.
Third Watch—Allen Simmer.
Fourth Watch—H. J. Bradbury.
first 0 o: '1'.--J'-. W. Smith.
Second 0. of THE. $1000.
I. B.—-Charloa BrMéade.
O. (ls-Gustav Mueller.
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Children Cheerfully ‘ J Painleu .
and Patiently «)9 3"“ 3313mm
Treated by Modern, . .syfipnfitfiy
Painieon Methods. Acepfic Office ' Treatment.
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' one Administer“
, Moderate . .
.. Charges for Very Surgeon by the Oxygen
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Bést Denial Work. Method.
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“The Mosllllcmnlc lies-
inert.- Sold at All Stores.
THE GREATEST
F000 [IMUE ,
Frisbie’ s Pies
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Successor to Wm. Enron
75 800“! Mill!" Bil!“ Gold 'ahd‘P0réellln'
15* Y 1 Hours 9 0.. onto 9‘91 ., HWI‘“Dfl;.
em 0 All kind: of Aron.
m. it a 0121 t.
no mm at 7 9” linen elnl 11.an .
Work. 516.8
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Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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MUTUAL INTEREST
The business enterprises of our 1:
uptomers are of int
to us and command our solicitous attention. erest »
The growth of our business is due to the confidence we 7
have earned from. our many do ositors thro h
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servative and progressive methgds. ug ong, can
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of '
servi ,
to you, do not hesitate to consult with its officers—they wi‘li
appreciate the opportunity of an interview.
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There Is True Economy
In Buying a Reliable Refrigeralor
We have the best made in all sizes, with Til E
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them. e, name! or
PORCH FURNITURE, RUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND a. SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers
Wall and High Sts.
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Norwalk"
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heat electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurafndt’. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N J. DISESA Manager. L355
Tel
J. DISESA, Proprietor.
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SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Ladies‘ Pat. Colt and Kid Pumps,
$6. 00. Now .........
Ladies’ Pat. Colt and Kid Pumps, were $5 00. Now.
Ladifs’ Pat. Colt: and Kid Pumps, were $3. 50 and $4 00.
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'Ladies’ White Buck Sport Shoes, rubber soles and heels,
were $8..00 Now $0.50“,
CONNEALLY & BRACKENN'
8! Washington Street.
all the new styles, were
$4.90-
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South Nortvalh.
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Beef iranowine
, lions promptly tilled. Export Repairing.
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Bathing K Accessori ‘0
Nowhere can you find such an extensive assortment of the
needed things for bathing.
Wonderful variety of BATHING CAPS from the 1111111;
diving styles to the more elaborate models; WATER WINGS, “V
SHOES, COMBINATIONS. TIGHTS, GARTERS, BEAG'H
ROBES, BAGS, Eta, all at popular priqes.
IOPTOMEEI'VRIST" N
58 Wall Street. Norwdk.‘
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
‘Sholl Shut-On and Other Mauntiuga.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculistl' prescrip
It; is not too late to EMOLL.
Bookkeeping, fihorlhand, Typewriting, English Branches
llllmlll Business College
More,
Norwalk Chronicler