.31.
mm“, JULY 18, 1111':
run scorn nonwsu mums sums
Yacht (11111, the Sterling-Wellniiz orI
. , , David F. Crawford, Bethe-1, 13.1m—
chestra pt't,\'1d1ng music.
graph attachment. .
Henry .\1. 111111. Ftitzicltl. i111nutc'
cct'eal, and makinr. sonic, E
Walter A. littldcn. \\':\i~‘rlinry, llllt‘lFE
to for webbing, ‘
Father Rooney of Providence, 11. 1..
has returned home after a \vt-t‘h's rc-
trcut with the Holy Ghosts Fathers.
Father 1‘0'1. .I iiici- t d at 111' 7 l.
. E ”Hy o a P, E (‘liiYord Lee. thttc'ri‘ut 1:, ‘1'1'atmrnt
(H'lut‘lt mass at St. Marys church on I
Sunday mot‘nin ' of rubber SO!“ -E
“ 'f‘ 11111p11 K. 11111-1111, l.itc11ficltl. quick‘
hrs 1k switch. ‘1
(‘11) 1'11 it S‘tcpht n l‘toltus yesterday
reI'ctiuId the ttgistratlon card 01 11. C'.
l’ost. of 9 Adams street, from the New
York board of registration. Mr. Post
has the number 3300, on the registra-
‘tion list. g
Nathan .A. Roberts. Putnam. rotnryi
(llglllt?. E
Trade Marks.
William .1. Shechau (‘11.,
Haven, whisky.
E. S. 'Kibbc company. Hartford,
lnc, Nev E
roasted coffce.. E
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Norwalk's bill of health is in very
good shape according to 1
cer. Dr. Wm. .1. Tracey. The few cas- poultry and eggs.
es of small pox which were in evi- .l’ottcmah _Mill.~‘.
deuce a few weeks ago are entirely 1”"9 900‘”
recovered and an absence of any con-
tageous disease is noted.
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The stockholders of J. R. Gilleau-E
dean Co.1nc.,hate been asked to at
tend a meeting at the odice of the Governoi'h Ho
company, 60 Eat-it 10th street. on July
Fannie M. Brown, New Canaan,.
'l‘ttttvillc, cotton
‘DOES NOT WANT H18
OFFICE FLOODED BY
APPEALING LETTERS
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enlderier to Wait Until
PATENTS RECENTLY ISSUED i:
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. The i‘tllouing w‘ett issued July 10 l," s E" 'N
E LC'ty News 1917: list turnishtl .rom the ot- .I.cs of t:
E A M “com-r. 1112 SI L'Htllll) building.E:1 .
' ”H“ ' 1311ng port. Conn: :4: .
Butler Lodge . yo, 9'," l. 0, 0, F., George M. Data: lI‘r l 11rpot , auto-i“. .
will hate a regul‘u‘ meeting this et'tIn- 1111M“. 5191111131111 dctiw M .
- ing. 11.111.11.111 1.11.15. :11 lt.z“‘11 iasten i1:
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Sta: Class laces will bt hIld {tile Will'am ”lattes. \‘111 11.1.1 1.1 1“ W it;
Norwalk Yacht club on Saturdav at l::.ottutn.< “ailingtonl (1111111 lasttnlk '
ternoon. .“ ‘ [1}
Charles Waits, New 1111312110
A legular meeting oi the Norw‘alk ri'nting mtvchanism. and tI ”111111111111:
Aerie. I". 0. E 1111 be 119111 in 111111: machine. :1 .
rooms this evening. l Frederick G. ('rablt, ix‘rw Haven 1: 2 W
ltdt'signl. budgc cmblvtn. or .r'tulilnr or E0 0
Mayor Carl Axel Harstroni and E. J. ticlcs. it: , .
Hill li-l‘dy motored to Madison. Conn. William EnFif‘ld, lltn'tt'ord.1;-chine :1 ‘ ,
Where they will attend a contention. _ tor ivrllrlg plastics. H: A wonderful Money sav-
1 Richard A. ilartutau‘t, unwind“: .
*THURSDAY DINNER NIGHT universal joint. 14 o o .
at the Country Club. Why not matte 11.1111 tit ltexnolds 111114111111 signa- E1: lng sale at Just the Op-
reservation 110W? ture feed mechanism for book a Mir :1: .
w“ 111;: machines.
Commodore William F. Clarke‘s Lumpy 11. TI-ipsflnuann’ Hay-[furd_E:: portune tlme, When you
:IMuida" has been beached at the Not-1 holding ring “r frame. E1; .
walk Yacht club for a thorough oycr‘ lauritz W. Anderson, “ a‘erbur y , g t th t1 -
hauling and repainting. ball point a; can 6 e en re Sea
"“ Zenas P. (‘antlee Waterbury hopper .1
Ophir Chapter. No. 52, 0 1‘ will mechanism. if son, S use at a big saVing
hold a basket ptcnic at 10111110 sheath Richdtd 1.. Wilcox I“ ,.,..1.uw’ 12! ‘2‘:
on Friday. July 20. T211111 car leaving 11111113111113 die. :11 $10 Refriggrator’ sale price $8 00
38:0”?an at 10:50 3.111. llt‘nl')’ 11. t‘ot'llt'y. Now 1111151111. 1118- E1: 1 960
’l'h’ (011d @ch oi the etson “ill chine for affixing t'ast1111111.:‘= to enrol :1 $12 Refrigerator» 33 8 Price $ '
e 51‘ ' ' _ . s .1.‘ ' ‘ _
1111 111111 1112,. 11111111111: 111 1111 Norwalk ”‘ , _ , E‘i $15 Refrigerator, sale price $12.00
‘ Henry (1. \01cht, N‘v' 11111111111. lock. ‘1
$18 Refrigerator, sale 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-
eraiorlthat is iully guaran-
teed in every respect.
Charge Accounts Opened
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127. 129, 131 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
Phone 105
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Established 1879
11111 Weather
White Footwear
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St.
Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Well Pipe
No choice in the former.
But a. fine choice of the latter.
With prices to suit everyone.
SHOE DRESSINGS AND -
POLISKES
Elwood81Glover
in Wnnhln’dton St.
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$810» Closed 1 AM Hi
1E Saturday . E
ii; 10 First Street E
ii! East Norwalk 1
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. Women s
Wear
‘1 The Little Shop .
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2511i two o'clock. to vote on a proposi-
1ion to dissolve the corporation—-
Daily News Record, New York.
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That Governor Marcus 11. lvlolcomh
does not desire to have his 011100 11011113
1 . S S 'tl' .‘ 1‘1 . led with communications at this time'
‘ 1t ”‘de 11m iti.l “111m” [3511(3“(‘" asking that Mrs. lilligan's life be
11 has 1111111 bEa v sncc, in" 1);“? spared was made evident this week.
inrmersiar: 032m? 1‘01 303:? 1d“. when the executive addi'essed a letter
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:p to St) w: ‘2‘; lift-011111 ilav Stamford. who, it is said, will make et-
00 muct 1'3 11 l E p forts to save the convicted woman, if
hatoc. with the potato crop, which
, , the appeal to the Supreme Court inils,‘
would be entirely unmteresting to . .. . .
l '1 1‘ 11'” ‘ asktng her to postpone fioodtng the,
om 11111 1 ers. novunnrs otlicc with letters until ah}
tcr the tlr,ait .11 least " l
11 1' o rid eior council, \0
icinbtts ( D g I L 11 was said Monday that Mrs. Bliclt-
so. limited Commercial Travelers,
‘1 ensdcticr. moved by a sympathetic in- .
Best Full Cream Cheese . . . . ......... . . @301: 1b.
Cream Cheese ................. . ......... 12c nkn'.
Snappy Cheese ...... . . .......... . . . . . . . . 12c pkg.
Pimento Cheese ..... . ..... . ............... 15c iar
Ronuefort Cheese ............... . ...... .15c iar
Tasty Cheese .................... . ........ 10c Jar
Andrew Davey, Inc,
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk‘
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
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... Remington, all otherl
l“ makes. sold, rented,
1' ‘1 repaired. Rentals. 83!
per month. Machinesi
sold at $5 per month.
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1156 Fail-field Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
and their families are looking forward , ‘ .
tel-11st 1n the" condemned woman s}_
to their enjoyable annual outing in the. . . 1
way of a basket picnic to be held at daughter, Miss Mary Archer. would 111-1
‘ ' tcrcat herself in saving Mrs. Gilligani
Bot 11 Point. Saturdn ,‘July 21. Games .
o . . .y . from the death penalty. She worked-
of all descriptions Will be indulged in. , , 1 ,1,
,to save Mrs. llessm M akefleld iroml 1*
the annual baseball game between the . .
the gallows and collected money fort
2:23: and single men 01 be the star the Wakefield woman to get an appeal ,5;
to the high court. Mrs. lilickonsdérier
said Monday that. she doubted if she
would collect money for such a pur- 13
The gteat exodus to New England is
now fairly under way with thousands
of automobile parties making the ideal ”059 “3““
tour: ‘A thousand miles through New Governor Holcomb. after reading or; ‘
England .1 as it is called by A C Judd Mrs. Blickensderfer's expressed inten- E
or Waterbury. who has planned the. 110115 immediately wrote to her sug-
beautiful route, and he promises a gesting ”1’“-
first-class hotel at the end of every
dnv‘s run through magnificent seen must postpone activities until aiteri
cry of historic interest in this famous the draft at least as the otllce has'
vacation land. plenty to do in connection with the
r ldraft to keep it busy.
~REMEMBER YOUR ' LUNCHEONE
appointment at the Country Club Fri-
day. ' E
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.FOUR SONS 1N THE ARMY.
Mrs. Webb of Ansonia, Widow of a
Veteran. Has Reason to Be Proud.
«1 .1th so 1.\\‘-\.: WW‘
ANSONIA, July lS.—-11Mrs. Samatha
CheCk Bock? {,Wobb w'id0w of a Civil War veternnn
c has four sons. and all are either fighb
ing or getting ready to tflght for Uncle
Sam in Europe. Elwood W. Webb.l
one of the sons. successfully passed
the regular army. Percy Webb, the
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orifice is asst-vice of safety.
" Are you 11‘ check book user?
726,000,000
if she. intended to flood W}.
the governor's office with lettetns she‘ 9-22.25.
1 North Main Street
833--Pbones-- 1 532}
Whitman ’sChocolaics
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Drugs Prescriptions
A1 1m: nmucnoN no names
'A.~J.Angevine 8. Son Co.
’11 You Have
SEAny 111111
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1 Phone 499
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THE GREATEST
urday for New York. where he will be
. checks were collected in this 4 assigned to one of the army divisions.
,_, _ I1, Another son. Howard A. Webb. volun-
00th M ym‘ M0“ 0f teered at the time of the trouble With
the m collected were for Mexico,.and-was assigned to Company
small amounts, payments for F‘tgtfimsicond Connecticut Regiment
, a s gord. He has since a lied
: 15th! ‘79.“, ”1d "1me bill! for the reserve list. so that he calipjoin
Every fohook when emailed the regular army. ePrcy Webb, the
, by an m» on which it w third son, has Joined1the Field Hosph
drawn, was an indlspntshls.
receipt. l‘nynychook‘i
tat lUnlt‘ from New Haven. The
‘youngest son,1Robert W. Webb. Who in
mm: "in Wisconsin. and who itt’nndér. ‘
. age, asked his mother it he could join.
Painless
Children Cheeriully ,
and Patiently «» “d gzmfligmu'
Trated by Modern. ‘ \ .8ympa‘hn'c
Painless Methods. Aoepfic Ofice ‘ Treatment.
11115.11. 1111112
Surgeon
1 DENTIST
73 South 11.111- Street .
Hours. I s. mum's 17.
V-
Moderate
‘ charges for Very
Best Donut Work. .
Gas Administer“
by the Oxygen
Method.
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‘ FOOD VALUE
Frisbic’s Pics
The Mostlllconomic Des-
sert. Soldnt-All Stores.
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
The City National Bank
MUTUAL INTER-EST
The business enterprises of our customers are of interest
to us and command our solicitous attention.
The growth of our business is due to the confidence we
have earned from our many depositors through strong, con-
servative and progressive methods.
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of service
to you, do not hesitate to consult with its officers—they will
appreciate the opportunity of an interview.
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There Is True Economy
in Buying a Reliable Refrigerator
We have the best made in all sizes, with Tile, Enamel or
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them.
PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND 8r SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.
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N onwalk
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Cornet- Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555.
- N. J. DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Lodies' Pat. Colt and Kid Pumps, all the new styles, were
$6. 00. Now ........... . .. ................... .
Ladies Pat. Colt and Kid Pumps, were $5. 00 Now ..... $3.95.
Ladile‘s’ Pat. Colt and Kid Pumps, were $3. 50 and $4. 00.
‘ow . .
...... . . $2.90
Ladies’ White Buck sport Shoes, rubber soles and heels,
were $8..00 Now......... $
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CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.
South Norwallt.
Bathing Accessories
Nowhere can you find such ,an extensive assortment of the
needed things for bathing. E
Wonderful variety of BATHING CAPS from the plain
diving styles to the more elaborate models; WATER WIN G8,
SHOES, COMBINATIONS, TIGHTS, GARTERS, BEAOH
ROBES, BAGS, Etc, all at popular prices.
”/6” GRADE [MERCHANDIIERT MODERATE PRICES"
86 WASHINGTON ST.
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0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. N orwnlk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or.
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
‘ Thorough examination of the eyes. 'Ocnlists’ prescript-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repsiting. _ ,
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Norwalk Chronicler