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I:Cily News
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Mr. and Mrs. George Farnhani of
Ruin-field ’have ‘
wilt-1c they wiil restdt“ in tht- funrr.
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£441.. it) ,\L.; h.
lJ-‘llls are lit-lug received 1mm El—
liot ij‘vFort'st. uptown Scntincl rcpor
91', who is spending his vacation in St.
Jose-pit, ill.
The article in the paper or” the 23rd
”carding the suit for geese by Mrs.
Jeta (rawiord, was not intended to re-
ilcct upon her. a
There was a largc attcndance also
dance given by the (‘ornpo Lllt‘ Guards
at Compo Beach last evening. Kern’s
orchestra furnished their usual excel-
lent music. '
.Word has boon received here from
Plattshurgh that Horace M. Gray, of
this city. has passed his final examin-
ations. llr. Gray has been promised a
commission in the near future.
The Ladies’ Shop has lwcn 01anle
at Ridgeficld, corner Main and Ka-
tenah‘ streets, with a woman's (av-l
change, and tea room. The shop is
open on Sundays its well as tit-vii.
days. ‘
Many lot-it] t‘arntcrs t‘t‘sorted no cut-
ting htty on Sunday, lllll‘ wcclt, hc-
causc of thc delay that the rains ltnvc
m-casioncd during the past weck or .
ttvo. ’l‘hcrc is a good llav Crop, and
everybody is rushing work to get it in
thc barns.
Frmiot‘lck Johnson. of littdgcport.
well-known to many, Norwalk and
“'cstttort peoplo lwl‘t this tn‘orniu’g ll‘l‘
Wl‘dlllit‘ with the Connccticut- Field
Ambulance ()orps. Erwin Pollock, sil-
p- :‘itttcndrnt ()llllt".\lllPl‘lCtln lint (‘0.,
,. -. .- .v-.‘ v't .. ..
also lcll this morning lot Mantlc. \\ 1‘ .t . m 10m the conflict. 1,, the littccntb no.
this division.
Watch out for the striped cucumber
beetle on cucumbers, melons and
squash. Bordeaux mixture with u
poison added, l’yt‘ox, or sontcothor
poison insccticide will control this
pest. Dusting the plants with tobacco
dust, ashes, plaster or other powdct's
may act as a rcpcllcnt.
Kcarncy'tt Band and Orchestra have
moved to the Quittner building. The
band will play at Burton Sunday for
thc Home Guards. Four of the mom-
t‘crs havt> joincd milittll‘y bands. ll.
bobbin has been ltcnrd from having
joittcd tho cht‘nth ltegimcnt Band of
New York—Stamford Advocntt‘.
‘ South Nor-walk Lodge. No. 020, l.ov~
al Ordcr ot Moose, will hold a rogu-
lar meeting Thursday cvcnintz at the
Moose Home. Tho carnival commit-
tcc will make their report. The ward
of the -South Norwalk Lodgc, Miss
Ruth Lcimcr, will bu tit thc llt'llllt‘ that
evening. She has rcturncd to South
lint-walk for a two \vceks‘ vacation.
She is a student at tho \‘ttt‘tttiott.tl
school of the Loyal Order of Moose, at
Mocschcart, Ill. All members are l’t
quested to attend tho mooring.
Waltcr Eason. of 101 South Main
street. is spending a four day furlough
at his home. Mr. Eamn mudc a trip
on a sub-chaser, number 110, to
France, where the boat was on the
lookout for German submarines.
was on the other side of the big pond
for several months. Recently, how-
ever, the parts on the ' chaser, broke
down and it was necessary to tow it
across to this country for repairs. Mr.
Eason was allowed four days' leave
while the boat is on the drv dock at
Brooklyn, N. v. '
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-—STEP To THE PHONE
and arming-'0 to have your uinner serv-
ed at the Country Club Thursday
night.
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During the summer while on .4
Upon: vacation," about. fire and /
2.; burglars? . Silverware and '/
a; other bulky articles of wind
z
' pence.
VA SAFE DEPOSIT BOX - ,
. in’ ourme and burglar proof
,7
Invariant. papers. can, be
j rented from $4.00 and up. .
Why not: rent one twist? is.“
The South murmur
‘ DFE‘is‘f‘fll emergency.
I ‘Recklcss driving charges and other
lie‘
I
fit PROVIDENCE. R. 1.
* y orry. ElGem‘ge Chip. former middleweight
II
‘zhere last night, although forced to
:30 at top speed throughout 12 rottnds
"tChip had Howard groggy in the 11th
" iimt. could not put him out.
i JJOS ANGELES, Cal, July 25.—-Lu-
g‘v L’de‘ath at his home in Santa Rosa ave-
!nue. Santa Rosa. The noted horticul-
. ,. , . g3 jturlst was striCken yesterday with an
‘ ., ma” your mblum‘ lpendicltls, ‘and attending physicians
(91.11.! bone for his recovery. Late last
énight Dr. Joseph Shaw, one of
(aide since he was taken ill, said:
to
{to void
m :9! to mom.
t WA.
FOOD TflAlNING CAMPS.
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National Fair Association Offcrs Fa-
cilities to the Government to Pro-
Production and Conservation
of cod.
0
July _.',_.
“'ASIHNGTON.
(:l‘
lit-pr -
sentativc.» Lilo
tion ot 19:...
vention at \.
10 Hit (”suit at.. t
rel-dry ol‘ Agrit uitttrc 1‘
appliantcs of t‘t- :‘1:
training canms to pr
duction, food (unmarvatirn. chectivc‘
marketing. live stock production, and,
Eric itmtl 1ft)
more cflicient agriculturc. A. l.‘
Sponsler. liutrhinzon. Kliiinfillfi, asi
presidmt ol‘ the association. at a‘.’
meeting at tho Departtncnt of Alt;
ricullurc pointed out that thcsc fairs:
annually have an atlcndancc of tif~i
teen to in nty million lil‘Upll‘, and,
stated that the association was ready
to set aside as many of the fair ac“
tivitics'as llOiSlblP to bring lllt' (lov-i
ernment's programs of food ’t‘Onst‘l‘Va-i
lion and production to lift tili'f’nlltml
of this audiencm and, to dcmonsttntc
methods of cooperatingcft'vctively in
national lllt'asill‘r‘i '
maprcsr-niatives of the dcnarttncnt.I
with the approval of lllf‘ Scrrrtary oi;
Agricultute ,pointctl out to the aSsor-i
iation scvcral important directions in
which the fairs can bc nutdc llltll‘t';
directly to serve the nation in thct
SIAM NOW AT WAR WITH 5
TEU’TONs; 15TH NATION
TO JOIN THE ENTENTE‘
LONDON, July 2t.-~Siatn has dc»
clared that a state of war exists wlill‘
Germany atrl Austria, according mi
3 Router dispatch from Bangkok.
Nine steatncrs, :tugrcgatlng 10,000:
tons, havn been seized. It
The object is Siant's dcclaration ill3
to “uphold the n'llll'llU' of intt‘rntci
tional rights nmt’nst nations shout)
inn contctnpt for the principles of;
‘lllllllnl‘ily and rcspct‘t for small'
status."
All Gcrmttns and Austrians, tltci
dispatch adds, havv been placed un-}
der arrest and thclr businesses clos'l
H]. o l
Slant, the first absolute monarcty'
with the Entente
'tion isoll
Allies.
to ally
HEAR AUTOMOBILE
CASES THURSDAY
Violators of Laws Will Appear Before
Commissioner Stoeckel at Coun-
ty Com House
violations of tho automobile laws in
Fairficld county which involve 3113‘;
STATE FAIRS VOLUNTEER Ab‘m“
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STERLING
REFREGERAWR *
SALE
20% OFF
A Wonderful Money Sav-
ing Sale at just the 0p-
‘aib VER'S‘
_._.——
Men’s Oxfords and Shoes
ELITE, RALSTON AND
HANAN
3 Makes Well Worthy of’Their
Names
OUTING AND TENNIS
SHOES FOR ALL THE
‘ FAMILY
Elwood&Glover
1122 Washington Street {
South Norwalk
portune time, when you
t
t
can get the entire sea-
son’s 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, 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-
eratorltltat is hilly guaran-
teed in every respect.
Charge AccountsIOpened -,',
SiiRlING lilllNllllRE 00.
127, 129, 131 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
Phone 105
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pension of liccnscs to drive will not ' W "
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heard in this city Thursday afternoon!
by Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Stocckcl at the county court liousti‘fiv
alleged violators having been sunt-
moncd to appoar, of whom six are
Bridgeportcrs. Most of thc charms
Etrc {or rccklch driving. Louis Holt‘u-l
trunk of 172 Sheridan strcet asks for,
reinstatement of license which watti
suspended at a prcvious hearing. Fol;
lowing is tltc list of those cited to tip-l
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pear: t
Louis llclontrunk. 172 Shcrtdnn‘
sll'cot, liritlccpm-t, rctttsttttement or
ltconsc: .Anuus F. MacDonald, R. FQ
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D. .\'o. RTSltolton, rccklcss drivinc;i
James- .l. Finnegan. 722 Artie street,E
Bridgeport, rct-klctts driving; Freder-
ick K. E. Kuhn. 409 Columbus ave-
nuc. Now ll'iVO‘n, rocklcss driving:
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Children Checdutly ‘ a d ginning“ .
. and Patiently «» n 0:31:53 ouo
Treated by Modern, .Bympathctlc
Painless Methodo. Acepfic Office Treatment.
' DR.S.M.DElTZ l
Ga: Administer“
by tho Oxygen
Method.
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Moderate
Charges for Very
Bait Dental Work.
l
Surgeon
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Goldand Porcelain
flours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
Restoration.
0 rue co 0 ,
High-Class (w Crown and Bridge
Den‘l‘lr’. Work, Elc. 8k“-
fully Done
\\'illiani.A. Troito, 201 l‘ttrrott avenue.
l'iritlgcport, vccklcss driving; Samuel
Coppola, 11ft Stilltvatcr street, Stam-
fnrd,'spccdtng; Frederick Hansen. 35
Prospect avenuo, Greenwich, reckless
driving and speeding.
Barnardus Zwttrt, Glcnbrook, Conn,
recklcss driving and spcctling: Adolph
Rothekopi‘. 3021 Main strcct, Bridge-
port. spccdinu; Ahraltntn Sklnr, 1311
State street. Bridgcport, reckless driv-
ing, Simon Green, 211 Spruce street,
Bridgeport, reckless driving; Charles
Chaps, 31 Virgil strcct, Stamford,‘
,reckloss driving; R. W. Vandcrhoof,
t-lB Colley street, Waterbury. reckless
tdrivtng; Abraham .Butleman, 79$
lMain street, Willimantic, reckless
driving: R. s. Beardsley, 906 Judson
Place, Stratford, reckless driving.
let-up oars oecrsrou
‘ oven JOHN-NY HOWARD
July 25—
tchnmpion. won the decision from
I'Johnny Howard of Bayonne, «N. J., ,
LUTHER BURBANK VERY LOW
ither Burbank is lying at the point of
.
the
imam: who have been at his bed-
“.Whlle Mr. Burbank’szconditlon ls
Iiimratiénffiwe
is ,
Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
a: Are the Most: Economical.
0 They save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dmo.
k;
Cull at'our Patten Department and Iecthc ~
JULY PATTERNS 1
ml Wdt
. The SUMMER FASHION BOOK w
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' JAMES D‘oNttELLv 7
NORWALK ' . scomt
The Gorham Co.
DE C 0 RA TO RS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. M.
Saturday
First Street
East Norwalk
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.3. . :37 Washington at:
Building Material of Every Kin a -
Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well Pipe '
Fire Proofing Material, etc..
7l‘he City N atjiznal Bank
Banking Connections
Banking necessities vary with the requirements of busi- *
ness.
if prospective plans include the opening of a. new or‘ 5
additional bank account. let us explain why we believe this , '
Bank’s facilities will be of particular value. »
It will be worth your while to learn the scope of the service
rendered customers of this conveniently located and 'pro-
gresnvely managed institution. ‘
t_:‘:_ -
There Is Tue 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 & SON
Funeral Directors and Fumitur'e Dealerl.
Wall and High Sta.
Continuing thé
Wear
The Little Shop
so no. mm sr.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
S in t t h, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 83
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
tso Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phones- 1 532}
Whitman’sCltocolates
Linus Warns
it You Have
Any Junk
8”“ S. Jolie
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Ett‘ron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
THE GREATEST
roan VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The Muslim-lo lies-
sert. Stillljll All Stores.
Try Them.
Begginfiwini
Women’s
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SPECIAL SALE-
Ladies’ Black Pumps-
Patent Colt: and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Grades now . . . . $4.95 $5.00 Grades now .. . . . . .. $3.95
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now .................. .T. . . . . .
LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
'Rubber Soles and Heels were $8.00, now . . . . . . . . . . . $6.60"
CONNEALLY & BhACKEtt
81 Washington Street. South Nam-all}.- .
c. :'
‘1’-
The only shade“
17' «mun-mun t m ‘
. . Irmmnnlvlll:vv’ju < .
,. WW .‘ ‘j
g-
lirictionlcss glides
No pulleys bet
f en 1 am used to roll theory»: 3:
PORCH SHADES “P-
'IOI mm W WI
.4 it. 32.2“ it. $3.55, 81!. 34.50.10 it. $6.50.} :7
A. J. Collins Co.
mo: N I“
O. B. JACKSON.
‘ OPTOMETRIST ,
58 Wall Street. . . t’
, KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in
Shall Shut-0n and Other Mountings. ,
Thorough examination of tho eyes. Oculists" preset-ink:
tions promptly filled. Expert Repuiring. “ U
Not-walk.
Gold or
Norwalk Chronicler