$128.50
$25.00"
$37.50
a
. The a. .
meeting. «tithe.
ternoon.
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mtie “(Wot
ageniliuoi
. {gains
ire-tuned to his tranche”. after span
a
and other-points of interest.
. —-Goal at. Harris & Gena.
that
.. ~~_...-.. .—
.reported to the police
.home on Tuesday night.
Jack. have returned to
Saratoga.
.
night school. opens Monday evenin
,Sept. 13. .
- evening ‘and Friday evening.
Prompt and satisfactory adjustmen
k
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a . .
n—__—-
' Goodwin P, White of Crescent Ter-
race has sold his residence to J. Au.
xustus Roselle or Hillside Place.
—Carnival, So. Norwalk K. of 0..
Washington St, opens Saturday night.
Mrs. Annie Rood has sold her rest
deuce on rGibson (‘ourt to Joseph Gor»
him 0! Flax Hill Road,
.hortly take possession of it.
é—Jewish New Year cards are now
Hrs. C. A. Smith of Harbor View
Beach has had a liarstow One Pipe
furnace installed in par home by the
mrling Furniture company.
-—Pea Coal at Harris 8.: Cans.
Orville Harrold 0t “’ést Norwallt,
the noted opera singer. was a visitor
In Donnelly's store on South Main
istreet, Saturday morning, and spent
two hourswith )Ir. lionnelly listening
in his lecords.
.f v—Everybody is going to K. of C.
imlval Sept. ll to 18th.
.‘ (Residents of Flax Hill Road conr
Omined to the pollen about boys from
the Franklin school breaking the
hedge surrounding their property. and
Stealing l’tnit.
“hool was
warned.
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The principal of the'
notified and the boys
—-Pea Coal at llarris & Guns.
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Sergeant ”Donovan and Mrs. Bloom-y
I”! New Haven came here yesterday
”temoon and took back to New lla-
fen with them young llarry Mooney.
Wk‘all and Main streets.
or the tire loss of Andrew J. Collin
whom the insurance was carried.
. The regular meeting of Lady W'nsh
ington Lodge. No. 22. O. S. or B, wil
Men’s all, Main street.
bring in tonight.
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camp, reported
to the.
an alarm
evening.
investi-
and
last
Lockwood
tries. a wheel barrow
lclock from the camp
Patrolman Milton
‘gated.
About forty of the members of
ll.incoln Council. No. 4, 0. l‘, A_ .\l.
:went on a bus ride to the Danbury
:(‘Ollnt‘ll last night the bus ln-axine at
:7 o'clor-k from the rooms on “‘ashing-
ton street. An enjoyable time was re
:ported as being spent in ilanbury,
Patrolman Frank V. Raymond ar-
rested Harvey Farr. of New Canaan.
pesterday about noon at the corner tit
(“barges were
brought against him for the theft of
two tires and seven inner tubes which
were stolen from Mr. Holly on August
en to New (‘anaan from Norwalk at
limp, The, stolt-n articles were tail-
that time and hidden in a cornfield
about a mile from there. but Were
round later. Bond was fixed at $200
and the. case was continued until Sat-
urday morning at 9 o'clock.
HIGH SCH
00L Nor'Es.
Students were clad once more. to
retutn to the Norwalk High School
who was picked up by the local police
In Tuesday alter ho had come here
With a friend of hi4, Mooney is want-
M b)’ NV1 New llawn police because
"the thefts of a bicycle front in,:
[rout of the Western l'nion telemanhl
Dulce in New Haven,
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2088' QUALITY
_a,nd_.
' PREMIER cnocou'rss
Stillson-Powell Corp.
1 SOUTH NORWALK
HOW THAT
FEELING OF
POVERTY
DOES
.VANISH
when §ou know that
you have money in the
bank, even though you
may not be wearing“ a
brand new suit! 7,
his bank for your sav-
ings. young man!
4% INTEREST
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t' l'! l‘rt"l~‘-\ -l»l‘rf-lf l L—tft | I I ll 111.1.I . t l t It t \q l
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: swimming ;
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on Tnksday. Although the two days
were so short. each student found
ample timi- to renew old acqtlaintunr’c
with their fellow tlassmates and in
make the acquaintontm of now Hue
dents.
Yesterday morning a. asscnlhlv was
called by Principal Howard. .\t this
time he spoke to the pupils concern-
inz deportment. keepinu of text books
in good condition and the usage or
lockers. After this short talk the
assembly was dismissed and the class-
es returned to their home rooms.
where locker keys were distributed.
School was dismissed at ten o'clock
(or the day.
Beginning on Monday of next weck
the regular r'l‘IlOOl routine will be fol-
lowed and classes held the entire day.
Students are being assigned to their
classes and this with the teachers
delay in making out the assignment
card for the students because of the
uncertainty of tho openinc of ill?
schools is the reason that the I
School sessions are not regular
this
week.
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PRACTICE
r Makes Perfect
IN TRUST BUSINESS
AS IN OTHER THINGS
An individual does not make
‘ a business of exme and
is heretofore a novice in per-
forming such a. service.
Remember this when making
your will and appoint the
South Nut-walk
Trustflompany'
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Savings‘Bunk?
South ~Not-tutu“ c...
man-anew »
‘ permucein Handa .
.- mu ~".-';'f‘t.-‘.L:u"i“
H LNeathtZOYears’Ex-
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sesa— at arm‘s;
stalls. 35 men'sulet,:tomwrw -
—K;‘ of c.‘ out-dobr «2‘11th
’lngtorn 8L, Saturdaynnim. DancinaJ
”19m!“ 104% bills a’lsw'xo'l. in
”than; with}! MMEQDI
Karimofiznartlartm m Mew
' . . 2‘ r :l
Isadore TaflOV of t Grove street hast
. th “I. - .
ing two weeks at Saratoga Springs'wvuted, but speculation as to the Can-am. in e m 0‘ ”It;
Henry Burr Coley of Chestnut Hill
sixteen
:chickens had been stolen from his
Mrs. Harold R. Austin of the Hotel
Hahuckemo and her sons. James and
their home
{here after spending the summer at
—Night school registration, Merrill
Students my register this
to his building on North Main street
was made today through the insurance
agency of J. .‘l. Layton & Co.. Inc, by
he held tonight at their rooms, Red
All members
that sold books on gold piece, please
—-Jewish New Year cards are now
who will on sale at Donnelly's Stationary store.
John Simona. chef at. the. Railroad
police that
in sale at Donnelly’s Stationary store. someone had stolen a case of toma—
litzh1
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l."\“ '5».
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a m" l... do... W‘ Ill“ ".4 ». “T 7' V ‘ ~
“I i .m-iT :1 ’-~--*---‘ < ~..~ ‘ museum-ham Com ‘ , -
i ‘7‘ .. €03 h the m“. mmm‘WSfifiNflafi-on ‘»
I) ‘{ i M‘
l .
. , , mmmzm achmonth. The
1‘ Mister-why whine
9 in}: Sept. 1—0:: his way.
7“ - 1'" ‘ ‘ m... .
‘ tri .SmlOffifl'd ”a“! otthenua m .- W. meat-17.]
.mr me 1:” ' 151113116931!!! DIE"- Weadldml 1mg] every two months are due on the fit .,
Vidd‘v declared himaeiffighht’ A. Dim 3’h3‘fim ’9‘; “x“;fl‘tfitmonth talirhibhtma‘? ., I _. ,3"
. itoday with hiatreeeptim by tho; in.” hue w l I l . , allege bills my be»: , a ‘l 1 .
win at Minnesota. i “stop street; or the 241R and
:80 at 4110.110th 0019'. No payments...
twill hem bastion-a any other:
. “ . 1 In;
gm“. ‘ ”fififififi'33 m fimflfitmm'hmfin? 3°".c.
front 7. ' . ' C .‘ - i tran t t eomanjh
ltm'esr the front pore: enfiv inight mGu ”E‘l‘m ‘_m%;o:ld be 511:?! a the emitter
team! by expressions ot satisfaction am mm m then-‘9 1 e mm. ”flag emu“
“mm 88”” ‘3“? ”it???” A ”‘5“ ”'4 newnmgfln '“ ‘41:: F #3.:2‘532‘, 3:? Gang:
,ianu, head-oi ° ’3 enacted at Marina when" the earth-i '- ‘. 1 ’ hi ( tin- ‘
5‘ H. M. Daugherty. at -sald_ "We are doing t s or .ao
:! $31;in It)?! the 3mm“ committee.‘
quake “WM‘“M'mm ‘oommodatlon of same of our custom—
'both of whom are in the senator'll'" Mm: celebrated. m” Nl—lm who maintain that if“ patron
l
party.
‘8‘“- ‘he W. ’m‘in'i 5"“ ”‘0 ‘veatent for them to pay their bills at
chalice m mzmmmmti‘hc mm in News“. There ‘8 some
Senator Harding in a formal state-ah. service when the ceiling» .01 "the? ' ' o ' . r e us-
meat today concerning his ”ammJ‘lmw fell upon’ the W-lmsum .3 l0 'hethe dough C
refitcrflay sud: killing many of those who were wor-
. .tomers will , avail themselves or the
‘ 4 . : eve rra gem rant t5 n-
"! shall not make the mistake’ot swamp”;- Them ‘1. m“ by n a it cut to war 1 co
falling fragments of the calm; and
“mm: that the great ourpounnxr Flinn-nee. but we will be glad to give
hishands and face were cut. but he
Yuma are: arda‘lst invited to avail
vow-self ’of ‘bur experience for vour
owntbenefit and thenbenefit of others
' whoaue Wham dependent upon you.
'flic’l‘lrht‘snlrit prevails here—the
spirit of cooperation—the same nua-
lityiof service for all—a service that
creates intimate monal and cordial
relations between the depositor and
the bank—a service that promotes
friaidliness‘ merciless of the size of
the account.
TheGityNationalBank
South Norwalk. Conn.
structures. labourer, in 7 , ins-tau
What the result mlahtvbe chum” 8W“! the work at W Inna
d-ltutare plans of‘the min..ns not .
,possibility of more extensive :dapar.
fiiwfigm "It. . .
DeODle and the magnileent recent in a "‘3'- The Telephone Company
given us was merely a personal tdb‘fievereaUy finished the germs before
ute. l was more than “181.31“! V33“, {attending to the injuries of ~ tlmse
more significant. It was the testl-‘about him.
many that the male or this great boss fortunatem Father Riccardo
state are comma!!! in sympathy with Bmscolettl at Camualvo. who was
the people of the country in determI-Ekmed while celebration 1‘83.
inns not found it necessary to main-
‘tain more than one amt-e for the pay-
‘ment of bills and their bills are run”
idered monthly while ours only go out t
'six times per year. “’0 formerly him
1a my station In' South Nomi: which
‘iwa but comparatively little used and ,
i7.
t nation to put America once more on‘ Fl‘omcs“s”u 9 ”3me Ag. ‘ ‘ cost r alntainin ’t we, “fly!
a the main highway of national pm;50¢llt9d‘ Preach—The number of2 he 0 m '3 1 ' ’
,L
out of . to t amount of
In.” and the" to go ahead safe”. andid‘ad from Tuesday's carthqunake ‘3 .‘monevpcamgnthrmgrit as an ml
along right lines. isteadily growing as additional re- fcrensinglv large number of people are l
"Perhaps the thing that most grail-1mm ports come in. The lat-st ad- establishing ba‘nk amuflht and DIV-1
fies me was the close attention with3vices from Fivizmo hrs-maths total ii ii: l . - ~
9 , n3 6 r bills b.‘ check direct.
which the wonderful audience at theyof dead there alone up to .43... wallet
fair grounds listened to a speech thatzin Vlrmatta 121 are dead and about t
was intended to present a construC-‘lfioo inkred. _ t
tire program. In nearly three score tourna- and;
“it was not an appeal for applausefivillaxes sertounxdunaa-e wnadono and i
but a plea for thoughtful considerz- a total population of more than 10.000
tion or a great national problem. Theirendered hostel... of rt:
people by their reception proved that! Sinor Michali,1ha minister ag
thev are thinking deeply about, real culture is waiting the-outbina {noun-
things. and that is all we need 10 tainous districts and gum; a] tile 3::-
know in order to be certain of the—.sistance 901MB“.
future."
SOCIAL NOTES ‘
RIDER-SPRINGER NUPTIALS
“'ord has teen received in this city
of the marrlace in Pheonix. Arizotfii.:
on Saturday. August 21st, of Harry:
Rider. formerly of the Sales depart:
ment or the. Norwalk Tire & Rubber-
company and Miss Ruth Sprinzer. of.
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‘- 4s
134313; Avenue.
SPECIAL SALE OF ALL BRANDS OF KENITTING W'OOL.
FLEISHERS. PURITAN. WOLOCO YARNS. VALUE $1.39.
SALE PRICE 98c.
LARGEST VARIETY OF COLORS
tow":
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Timothy Bresnan. who has the meat '
‘market and fruit and vegetable stand ‘
ion “'all street, Not-walk. has been re-
gqucstcd not to hare the baskets ot~
ii‘ruit setting on the curbs as there has
ibeen a couple of accidents with pen
isons alighting from machines and
landing into them.
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——The "(‘aseys” want you at thelri
carnival Saturday nieht- \Vnshinmon 1
St. Admission 10 cents.
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' South Norwalk.
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PhPOan. Mr. Rider at present isl
employed by the South “’estern (‘ot-l
ton Company. a subsidiary of tlio‘
Goodyear. Rubber Company. and int
stationed in Pheonix. Mr. Rider dur-.'
ing his stay in ‘Norwalk with ~the Nor-‘
walk Tire company. made manvl
friends who will be surprised to learn?
of his marriage. He was for a time’; t
located in sprintrtteld. Mass" where‘
he was the repmseutative of the io-'
cal company. and {or a while was a".
the service department here. !
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lint. Albert Bailey of Norwalk isl
enjoying; a delightful week with!
friends in New York and l-‘latbush.'
Bathing at (‘oney island and Bantam}
way Beach was indulged in. as welli
as various other amusements at them}
plat-vs. A short time was spent at;
{the Atlantic Highlands. \lrs. Bailey‘s?
i‘l‘iendq heartilv welcomed ho-r on lit-r,
,‘rlturn trom the mountains a work!
1180,
.4 m.
,«t‘g‘Tl‘
Yesterday's clients at the new ltoval
James Hotel included: Miss it. Alt—try
land ‘Mr. ll. L. Merry. Hadlyme, Conrrtt’
Mr. and am. ll. 1-2. Chamberlain. Marti
ford. Conn; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Blair'
and E. (7. Blair of New York: C. P.
‘Hall, New York: Mr. and Mrs. Russia.
21.00 Finchly. Conceila. Morristown. N.’
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fin; F. M. Parker, Lexington, (‘onng
Mr. and Mrs. ll. Henderson. Boston}
Mass
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Mrs, William T. llaviland and her
children, Paul and Louise of Bridge
port, and Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles B
Staple of Ansonia spent the past
fweek with their mother. Mrs, Jennie
Swords at The Bungalow, 24 West are-
nue.
Dr. Nash and his party have rctum-
ed from their yachting trip eastward.
having spent some time at Gloucester.
Mass. Frank Nash of Elmwood are .
““9. was 3 member or the party,
! Prosecuting Attorney Salratorp P.
tGenuarlo and Deputy Sheriff Edward
B. Doulens are in. Hartford today on
'business connected with the Federal
courts.
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See Use-(Demonstrate
, This Great ExclusiVe Feature
”chi-haw“.
l 1111’, and Mrs. H. B. Sherwood of 3
Monroe street have been entertaining
QMr. and Mrs. Clarence Holt oi’ Haver-
lel, Mass.
'Mr. and Mrs. Charle
a o _ ,. 0" I.
WindushmnImtamd Inn-pd Ana
' 8 '11 m‘key '0‘ chance. 1 hnbeenwononl beau-u. chit; ‘ “h. vy
,Green street. Springdale, spent in .t - y “k' .8“ .flublleJm M
‘fWeek-end with relatives in South No: 0‘ a” W m W byle 0‘ u " ' ‘ mantle“!
gwalk. ~ Selma. ' h’iufllitwith
3W
Miss Anna O'Connor of Chestnut
street, first district. has returned to
‘aamplngSSlmme-chw
1her home after spending several days Lg,“ ‘ ‘52 w) m the] 1“ MN” ‘ ‘7 ._ W .
lin Hartford” othc types of bias woad cactus flit ’ g "’1'
2 ~——-- . . . ,. fl,“ willow It.
Mrs. Wentzel and Mrs. Diehl have ”mountain‘s; , M‘ a,
returned to the «Royal James afte-
.spending a few days at Scranton. Pa.
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BALL PLAYERB NOT HURT
CLEVELAND. 0., Sept. 9.-—-Rumors
being widely circulated by news ticlc
ers and special dispatchesthat players
Ruth, Musel, Pratt and Lewis were in.
:lured in an automobile accident near
here today were denied by oilicials of
the New York American League Base-
ball Club.
Miller Huggins. manager; M ,
Roth. secretary of the duhdm
that none of the New tYfi‘rk planer
been litany kind or an accident._
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moroncvcua‘r1tm' _, ' .
NEW HAVEN. ~89". 9.——-No Crim-
responaibility. for the death of .
Aaron R. Parsons. or, New Haven..
who was killed in an automobile acv
icidentnear Mei-idea on August 31. is
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. w '- lg Minn: comer Kenneth
. ,m 3 ma; ' 133m tad.y_‘
Wm M‘ 3'. ,
Norwalk Chronicler