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Parade to Precede convention Sports
and Dinner. at Forest Grove. Bridge-
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Plans to: the county deli any and.
convention 01 the Ancient Order of Hi.
bemlans {were completed Saturday. it
was announced by County President
Daniel J,- ovum: or Brldseoort. The
' field day will be held in Fmest glove
Especially Hilde For These Hot
Nights, 75c to 3500
Hot Walther Day DrE‘es Ready Too
1 JOSH]! DAVIS
85 Washington Street
nthe north end 0! the olty on SatunI
day, August 4, and delegations of H
. _J ,bernians from an parts of the County
. inill gather as guests of division No l,
to enjoy a meal "lit for a king" and
sports of all sorts.
t Preeeding the field day at the grove
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-muslc from the divisions of tho
uunty will step along the printipil
streets of the county, the line of march
lheing: from Lyric hall to Main street,
A. J. 1Foder has grsnled power of to Fairfield avenue, to Broad to state:
attorney to Judge Joseph R Taylor. Ito Jain and return to the hall,
ltrollm cars will take the men and
their families to the grove.
D- W- Flint has (llSDO\F‘d 0f ”"5 to: The state and (ounty officers will
I13 it 00001111013 MOT’L Pink): and 1 '-d1 in automobiles during the parade,
Julius Budowsky. iwhirh will be one of the largest non
military parades in the city for sonic--
time. 1'Philip J. Sullivan of Thompson-
ville one of the national directors has
been extended an invitation and is ex
{period to attend. The other county
officers beside PresidentO’ Conn 01
Richard Lenkroth has sold a ma
chine to Frank Maisono.
The Singer Sewing Machine Com-
pany has sold a car to H. Schimerlingu
J. G. Burroughs has sold 21 1110101
cycle to James Keri. ‘
Captain John S. L’l—lommodiou has
transferred 3 section of oyster ground
to 11111.1._I.\'éuh= D. Stevens of lloway—
ton.
tar); Hubert Knight of anemia),
Mmusuiei John C f‘nnnvnn, Stamford,
__.._.__ Ifiuanrial secretary; and among the
ln Norunlk last week, there was others on the committee are President
iwr lve sales of real (15.319, with mort— iJohn F McCarthy of Bridgeport, Melm
gages of $40,359.1“m the fourth week‘d”u Mane of Danhury, Dennis 8“”
0t July, 1916 there were ten Sam of1,110)! orStamiord,llugl1 J Mcarthy 0:
land with mortgages of $28,500. Norwalk, Thomas 1'03”“) Of Green
ulch and James Cullen of Stratfoul
The price of bananas has been of- 1 There will be a hurling contest be
I‘m 52 IKE war and lrulf which on tween the P. H. Pierce club of Bridge-
til recently sold for twenty cents I port and m Ms or N“ Haven,
'dozen has advanced live “In!“ with II while the AllJBrldgeports and the. All-
similar increase for all higher Rrades‘ “uterbiirys will engage in n ”em
vol {1 mt Dealois say that the cost has football struggle “
boon increased to them and for that ”__ll__-__-
reason they have had to put up the
price to the consumer.
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
Quiz— 1 hour the Browns mo gbfiig
.10 separate. Whnt nus the trouble?
Whiz~Wl1y, I understand, that he
i iomnrkod to her thnt if she “1 ed to be
'n thousand she nor-ex would learn
how to ploy tennis
Thai people purchasing potaioos by
the peck and half bushel should SW.
that they are getting full weight is the
caution issued by 11 local merchant. He
states that instances have been report'-
od to him of pooplo buying u peek of
potatoes and getting only twelve or.
thirteen pounds where they should get
Jitteen pounds.
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RHEUMAIICS liiiBiii UP
Get Rid of All stiffness and Sorencss
The Mary E. Millard (‘Slllif‘ has I" mum”. and “in"
lmsod to E. F. O‘Connor the stable, Men nnd women who suffer from
properly in West Washington street, 1 the pains and aches of rheumatism,
for II ”mm of five years from January this is fox you! Get. rid of stiff knees,
ll, 1910,1119 yearly rontnl being 31. 0ng painful, law ollcn foot, knotted fingms;
Mrs. Marv Stonnrt and others have!Oil up your joints loosen up your
leased to Joseph L. Kellzt and others unitscles .throw off years Of sufloring‘
of Now York, 4110 seven acre farm at “33' you can do it! No mutter how
Most. Norwalk, for two ‘years from many failures you have made.
February 1. 1917. the term rental Here are tho-simple. directions: Go
~heing $430. to your druggist and buy a hot-
110 or “Neuiiono Prescription 99"——
Mrs. James Williams of “mm Imddnke it as direo todwwithin tw only four
Joseph G Poppurd of Kansas Ctiy, me hours you ll note the good effects—
spending the week in South Norwall itnko it faithfully for a couple or
Mrs Williams is a sister of the m;;vvoeks——~then Presto' You're feeling
{Mrs John Peppnr d Joseph G Pep-1 lien yams younger, you'1e moving
111ml is settling up the business affairs, * .nround comfortably, your pains and
inthis city, of his brother, iholute nthos has disappeared—~sesther con
John Peppaind who conducted the Pop Id1t1ons dont alt-eel vou—youxe “ell
pnrd Embroidery Wotks on Chestnut. ‘ again 1 9
street for a number of yours. Thousands of cases are recorded
whole “Neutrone Prescription 99" his
worked marvelous cures. We want to
spread its fame everywhere; we “ant
to put it. within the reach of overv-
body. 500 is the mice for a bottle or
$1.00 the hospital size Get Neu-
Emile Gustnvsen, the Georgetown
' young man who ‘brolre his back and
sustained a puncture wound in one
lung '01: the night of June 20 in
'Branchville, is Still a patient in the
Danbury hospital. where he was taken trone . Il’rescription 99" today—you’ll
soon after the accident. At the time‘: any it. s the best. investment you ever
of the accident. it was expected that 31d: _H A Mead, ,South Norwulk.
Gustavsen would not survive his in- v. . .. D
. juries many hours and that he has
isontinued to live this long is consid-
ered wonderful. ”Reports as to _Gus‘ . ' 1 .- ,
lavsen's condition yesterday were that; ‘ ‘ ' H " ‘
he is not as Well as he has been and
Ior the last few days he has been . _1
gradually failing. .. . "
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Managing
Estates :
Expeflehe‘e, skill and jud‘g
when u. ,
are: William Ryan 0! Stratford, secre'
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Buy now and save
178 on
frigerator, p u r‘ -
chase. ’
FEFRIGERATORS FROM
$7.50 to $30
your re-
Rugs, Room size in all
patterns and quality,
iron 3 Crex Run to 11
Wilton or Velvet at 1-3
oil.
Oren Rug, $6.95. 9 x 12 size.
Brussel Rug, $17.95. 9 x 12 sine.
Axminster Rug, $19.05. 9 x 12 rise.
Wilton Rug, $24.98. 9 x 12 size.
RUG SALE
OIL sTovnsé-BLUE FLAME
2 Burner $3.50. has $4.00 ' SBurner $4.953» $6.50
We Specialize In Furnishing Homes complete
Open a Change Account
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127.1291, 131 Washington Sh, 911111111111
Phone 105
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GLOVER’S
Est. 1U! " ' ,
Satisfaction
floaters always look for sat. :
Mus-3. "?£is '1 “77'." C
Building Material of Every Kind '
' Sewer Pipe, land The. Well Pipe 1
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
inform want when buying ;
CHILDREN’S SHOES. V
H We have many utyleuntlpnt- I
tern? of Summer Dress and
Play Shoes for the Little Ones.
Elwoodsoiover ‘
.122 Washington sum
South Norwnlk
The Gorham Co.
Children Cheerfuliy
Ind Patiently
Treated by Modern,
Painless Methods.
'Noderate Slll'fleOl;
' Charges for Very ' "
BentDentaI Work. ”MIST
A‘ 4 75 8909! Main Street
Honrn93.m. tbsp.
.15 Yours in
m. h n lntme
the Practice of . , y ”9 ,nt' ,
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Dentistry. , . '
Aoentic Ofiice
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Palnleu
and Conscientious
Dentillry
.Sympathetio
.Treatment.
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Gas Administered
bywtho Oxygen
Method.
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Gold and- Porcelain
Maturation.
All kinder)! Adm.
' out Dentures,
Crown nnd Bridge
War 358le
Jul y Done -
Another “$1.50",Nov‘el
in Pictorial Review
Corra Harris’s delightful new. V
serial “Making Her His Wife",
I begins in the' issue do sell
Don’ t miss this astonishing love.
Story in which a. pleasure driving,
society girl slopes with a shop
keeper. It Will be completed in
three ,mstalhlents'nfle' you~get
DECORATORS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper '
Store Closed 1 P. l.
‘ Saturday
10 First .Street
East Norwalk’
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Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
so no. mm 51.
REBUILT rvrswmrnns—L. c.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
.makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 33
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month. .
PLUMB
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
158 Fnlrfleld Ave" Bridgeport. Conn. _
ZELUFF’S;
J Drug Store 9
*1 NorthMilil}. 5m“,
833--Phonos-15323
LWhilman’sChocolates
“Drugs 1‘ .Prqscrlptlons
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Any Junk
mm S Jane
Sudan's»: to Wm. Enron
Phone 400 ’
87 Fort Iatreot, M Nownlk
SUMMER GARMENTS
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS ' nous wnsn sums
506 to $5.00. 750 to $1.26.
LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS BATHING OUTFITS
$1.001» 55.00. - Ladies’ and Children's 1
MISSES’ MIDDY BLOUSES Bathing Suits ~
500 to $2..49 Bathing Shoes and Cop!
.v
A. DICKERMAN or SON’S
Department Store '
84 Washington St. Phone 446
There Is True Economy _
in Buying a Reliable Refrigerator -
We have the best mode in in sizes, with Tile, Enamel orI
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them. 1
PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND 81' SON
” ‘ Fractal mm and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.
Non-elk
Continuing the
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies” Black Pumps
Patent Colt and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Grades now .. .. $4.95 $5.00 Grader now .... . . . .
$3.00 and $4.00 Grades now . . . . .
LADIES' WRITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
Rubber Soles and Heels were $8.00, new .. . . . . . . . . . . .
noun-auuopu-noI-nooa
WW used to 41.111
PORCH SHADES “ll . -
. soon-muons
lu."sz.75,r11:33.65. 811.34.50.10 u. is
.5 I. JACKS.
* ' orromn'rnxs'r
5.8 Wall Street. . , ..
Q "3??er LENSES-Folding Oxford: in Gold.
Shell Shun-On ant; Other Mountings. .I, . ‘
l' s- Thoroughexamlmnonohheeyu’bpnuns’
domprom tlyfiMEnpertRenfinflz. “
Norwalk Chronicler