’ ,~ hasten street,
, .‘é‘
‘ Illickflsh. and also the beginning of the “all: me going ,0 watch' them with
. their Spring street trcsidencc l
mutation will attend the annual meel- ;getting paved how and that 1'“ have
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Steve, the Street Cleaner,
About Things in General
COAL
That’s All
‘I‘lt is u long time since anything
turned up around Norwalx that is cs-
.Ipecialiy interesting, outside of the
sale 01‘ the Mahackemo pr'operty lor
. about $100,000” said the weary soda
clerk to the alert street cleaner.
' W‘tes, that's right. too.” said the
street cleaner, ‘but i see that down
in Barton, Justice of the Pe ace Hurry,
\arinn Snead got all held up under
_“M\tfi BM the collar for some reason or other
'- about a newspaper story that on out-
oftonn paper printed about him, and
the.pb1"tlcula1 hiand of justice that
he Crepenses as his seances."
“Well, that’s notlm'ig. Dsrien sl-
Tel. 1::
' possession of their new home in Clay
. d-Aiuerican waters.
, Nouday. September 1].
Tuna for the past three years has re-
‘wsys has bad the reputation at being
a lively burg. First a. couple clone
and then seemingly less than live ruin-
‘utes after they are married, one of
just about the same time, too.”
Q ' ' " A . the party shoots themselvos, there. is
( 'ty ews a divorce and the two parties at-
. ““33", Durien's little Nut Goodwin
had one slipped over on him when
tempt to slip one over on the news-
paper by gettingmarried again, and
Albert Wellnitz, of Flat; Hill road, is one of the various ex- wives started
confined to the home by illness,
touted the street t'lcanc1.
' “Getting a little clos '1 to home,
"’A f9“ 0‘ the ”5"" kind cigarstte however," he continued two little
uses left at $2 No better presents girls stood at the corner of Water
At Brands Jewehy Store. 134 Wash, and Washington street 11 darned long
{time ycr‘nrday, wai?‘ gfor their sol-
dier boy friends, who bravely ran the
guard at the Yale Bowl. night betore
Frank Larsen was called to the Na- last, to show up. Only for the fact I
1311Reserves, Wednesday morning. and that. Flank Stratum had an idea that
has ten for the Brooklyn navy yard. Lther might have been up to such
1 ~__ itricks, they might not have gotten
off, because they suspected that they,
. were being looked'for, and they leave
for France today, too.”
“Talking about
{who constitute the bunch from town
G. W. BRUSH. 1111111 are going to Ayer with the rest
1130 {it of the drafted men are going to get
a big send- off tomon'ow. ’i‘h9y are
going to have a. chance to watch the
governor, and then the people of Nor-
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1 NOTICE
I refuse to pafiills contracted by ,
others than myself.
Fishermen report large catches oi'
mackerel season. ithc intent idea in what “111.11 once
known 11:1 11 ‘lfizzic's b‘riend' i mean
of course a wrist watch
“Military wrist watches, all make; ‘Y-°s, and I noticed that )0“ once
“3 shcrt. step “Em 1“ it you ne wore one of them until it began to
1011?. it Brand's. 13* Washington get in your wa1 when you 1111er an
street. leg: flip" retortcd the street cleaner.
........ Ld 'Thélt wasn't 111111 fang. T'Il‘igse
‘ ~ , ame eggs ucreo out :1 ve. ey
Mrs. Lottie Chadeaync and family. kept climbing “a my arm and when
01'0“” street hsve‘tomoved to one at l 11 fish for them he customm thought
the Harry Goodwin homes in Spring that I was looking at t watch so
street,downtowu.1l had to stop Wearing 1 However,
1 have it on my ankle now" the soda
more cheer-
~~Rings at’ all 1111003 for gentleman gait ended, somewhat
and ladies—the best present to each "'l‘hc political D01 is simmerin’ some-
ONT Brands JeWclry SL019 1111ch what and promise; to boil over before
Igusiltyis higher than mm long" the sircet clt'aner said start
_...,, I” log 11 new topic of conservation, "nn'
Mills and family liiivetaken 1mm 1h" looks of things I can safely
pmiict 111111 13 (her the Republicans or
the llenioctnts are due to spring a big
Itreet and have removed there front surpilse 01 else they \\on‘,t which
will be a still bigger surmise.
"Excituble people are 11-wondcrlng
why llarstroui shouldn‘t 1111-11 the may-
. 11"1111y11g11n,‘ he went on. "I'm sure
that I dunno.‘ But it seems to me
2111111 if the. otlice.is so darncd hard
flow“ A.
w—ljockets, lnvsllicrs, brooches.
bracelets, at Brand 3 Jewelry Store
Chief Boatswain‘s Mate v.ictorW
Ferris has been transferred {mm the fully self-'sncilfic 111; and can‘t hour
to have someone clsc bum tlie’ bur-
n o a
Bensonhurst. 1" 1' naval stutiq 1 when of lullng the city A11 besides
uvtl mine sweeper. and ‘5 to ‘9‘“? at; all that the St-uvlcw avenue paving is
311.1 and other duty in ccminc' in mighty 11 1nd\ f'o1 :1 cum-
,' pulp. u plank just about nv°w. l don't
lcmctly recollect just when the mayor
1 _ " said that Seaview incline “ould got
Several Danbury members 0‘ the .11uvcd (that is, when he one runnin'
Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers' as- for cities), but 1 do km“. 111.11 it is
Slit“ 7:.
, CT to be held in Hartford a little stretch of it to keep clenn',
lug “hi ' is1but bad ces: 1011, Loan only have an.
:teasy lab as far as the money goes
'4"?— '1 11111111 that 11 should be paved the
John T. Hayes, real estate agency, entire way. Then it wouldn‘t be as
has sold the Britto farm on Ponus ave- hard for me "
Inue to Enos H. Brown of Springdale. 11 ”YO“ flways Vegewmflkglcg {$150139
Mr Brown will move his family here '33:]? 0161;“ any 0 cu ‘ m
at once and make many improvements, "Yes and it me friend McGinnts
on the property. that the Democrats, or the Probibtion
party may noniinatc‘for mayor get in.
Frederick Mills formerlyempyoledln I'ILI‘VSERRIE 331339 3 Still easier 30b."
Dnnbury, who has been trombone '
ployer'ln the Barnum & Bailey circus
“I‘m going to audit the city's book's.“
AWAIT ACTION BY GOVERNMENT
signed. biaspooitlonnnd is now with
wen O‘Brien's minstrei troupe. Prim 01‘ Flow Depends Upon the
Price Fixed ,for. Wheat.
Whether the $14 per barrel 'flonr is
to stay or to go is a matter which is
as much of a mystery to the local
31111 $11111 dean 65 Sale,
ENE BAY ONLY 1
Saturday, Sept. lst
118.50, $7.50, $6.50 Shirts
$4. 50 and $5. 00 Shirts
$3.75
31108 1‘ to 18 1-2
5
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Joseph ‘ Davis
85 Washington; Street 50. Norwalli
something along the 13.11 suit line” re- '
soldiers, the boys '
that a great, many people are 3111- '
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CONGOLIUM RUGS
I At Greatly Reduced’Prices .
I'La‘r'ge Variety o’f~ Patterns:-
and Shes. '
A. J. Angevine 8. Son Co.
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URNlTURE-E VANCiES
STERLING' FURNITURE 0.0
2" ' QQWASHIHC‘ION ST
80. N O R Vt! A L K
4-;- A I ‘ ' x.” . ‘ ~_~
:“lli‘lfl‘mt‘” (-0—) “3" 0?;
rel ed by Modern, . . . , m. , “I“
Palnlcu Method“ - Ame omce . Tmtmoni.
V unsuuun ,
Medan“ ~ S .' sun’sdmlnmms
Charges foi- vory urgeon . . by the Oxygen
Beat Dental Work. Method.
DENTIST
75 South 1111-111 street "
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
l
15 Yem In
Icon! and Porcelitn
Rosamund.
nab . 01.1mm; Aukumumo
the Practiceof y W e . mun Dalstogsa ’
lush-Clan ‘ ' ' van an r] as
- (-09» , Work, so, éktt-
Dentistry. » ,. “1M Dona.
. ' , ed that he was not taking any orders
‘ for delivery until he knew something
‘It. is the earning power of Jd’eflniteas to what would be the mini-
mum price fixed by the government.
money th'jt m men If the price of wheat is fixed at $2;
what will be the price of a barrel
- of flour is a. problem in' arithmetic
’ that the miners will have to solve,
under the supervision of the govern
ment experts. Whether flour will be
$9. 50 a barrel is also a. mystery The
.350 mark wire the price fixed by
use
'ysbcmotlcsovmgistbeses
cretotsucceu. I
~' ammunition-is
.opmthsdoortoopportude
about it, andswhat flour could be man--
"at. 3 lair. prom to all. However. the
Iy‘leslers are rather skeptical and he-
lies: fie mark is tu- too iu'w .
«corn took another drop Monday,_
and is now mm the 3! mark, which
l‘waidesuonu mmum. two
gm” m. It cold tad-I3 at. 84-20
111111 bag. 11 drop or 111 cents since last
dealers ps to the mobile dt_,{largo '
One of the local wholesale men stat- '
who professed to know all ’ _
Much toi- and sold to 11161 public 1 '
Cracked corn- Is 1
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New Fall Styles in Silk Dresses
$10 and 812 ON CREDIT {;
'l'lll BRENNAN STORE 42 SO. Main Street
Vacatlon Days End ooh '
a. -.._ .1...
mm “M, g.
BLOUSES
MEPR end sale on lingerie blouses.
Regular 82 .98 value tor $1.98 and .-
Special 'prices on all the
h gher priced merchandise.
THE LITTLE SHOP
60 North Main 51‘.
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So. Norwalk g
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. PhoueLlB-S 137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
‘Sewcr Pipe; laud Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
ANOTHER $2.50 SET
OF PICTURES FREE
Don‘t miss the set of delightful baby
pictures (in colors) in PICTORIAL
, REVIEW for September.
There are Seven of the cunningcstI
pictures for framing you ever saw.
You get them included free with"
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(Gregory Boulevard}
East Norwall-
Opens May I
HORE DINNERS AND Au; .,
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
IOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.\
Telephone 720
AI
- TEE'i'H 4
WITHOUT PLATE.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
16 So. Main 811., So. Not-walk, Gt.
Hourstla.m.t05p.m.,7t08p.m.
goods]! By gnomunsnt Only
The Banner Bakery
rel 367 5 Monroe strut
_We are now able to supply our
mstomerl with PIES, made to
order each day]. We alsogbavc
SUGAR RUNS and GONE!
RINGS in addition to our regulu'
stock. '
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
I’HE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS--
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat. leaves Pier 45,511!
River, New York (foot of Jackson
32.) every day except Sunday, It 3 p.
1:. Freight resolved at Nor-walk up to
S p. m. and at South Norwaiit up to
um I .m
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JAMES DONNELLY
so. NORWALK - CONN.
O. B. JACKSON '
OPTOMEPRIS'I
‘58 Wall Street. Norwnlkn
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding 01:!de in Gold at
Shell Shut-On and Other Mauritian. ~
‘ Thorough examination of . the eyes. Ocullsts’ prescrip-
'- ‘ dons promptly filled'Expcn Ranking. .,
TO YOUNG MEN
5.
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. shown sbility 'utd judgment in the conduct of a small busi-
ness. ”a
-That it constantly increasing number of successful
mercbants, of mature bums: experience, find fins Bank a ,
satisfactory place to transact their main, is an indication of
public (confidence and appreciation. ‘
Banking facilities that appeal to youlg men are worthy
of YOUR consideration,
The City National Bank“ .
‘
South Narwalk. Chan.
Schoulficiginsuext'Week x
All THE BEST MAKE8 0F
"shoes for lays and Girls
. SATISFACWRY STthKINGS , .
Store Closed All Day Labor Day
This Bank has special regard far the young man who has It
ZELUFF’S
Drug: Store .
1 North Main Street"
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Wlliiman’sCliocolate's "
Drugs Prescriptions '
REBUILT TYPEWRiTERBv—L. O. .:1
Smite, endowed,
Remington, all other
.makes, sold,
repaired. Rentals.
per month. Machines
I sold at $5 per month. I.
PLUMBER
TYIPEWRITER EXCHANGE
>156 Falrt‘lold Avo.. Bridgeport. Conn.
It You have
.mAny Junk
1110' ‘S. latte ;
Successor to Wm. Elliott
Phone 499 - ~, '
37 Fort Street, East Norm!!!
THE GREATEST;-
FOOD VALUE
, ’5 Pics -.
The Most Economic-lies-
sort Sold at All Slur es.
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