.1-‘RIDAY, SEPT. 2‘, 1m
Wu:
\ l mitt-ill '. Jun. son of Mr.
I, .. William (”milk-y of East
' h- mitt-titling; the lloys' Prep
‘ , r l‘ur-lltnn‘. l'nivrrsity;
. nus horn in tho Norwnlk
)1 t "1‘V'l‘tlJ‘y' in Mr. and Mrs.
. . ‘-.A in: at St-z-iltllt-r‘a Lama Ml‘.
t. H :M- pnpuiiIr Hm Grove. gro-
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- ; ml at Harris & Guns.
x » ..ml Mrs. Howard M. Beers and
I .tml Mrs. Rollin Bradley, of 23
lzv ~.'ic_\’ street, have made prep“-
4 to leave town next week for a
an;- to Florida. ‘
Conductor John Kelly has severed
« nnoctions with the Connecticut
1: «ilway Company, Norwalk branch.
A mass of requiem for Stephen
(titatte was held this morning at St.
flary's Church.
'l‘ht: (lirls' \Vorld \Vidt- Guild. of tits-
.tuuth Norwnlk Baptist church. mm
.. :t ('\'('l‘illl£: for their first sewing:
...r-r-tinu’. 'l‘wo instructors. Professors
lit: 4:40“ and Harry \Vrigltt. Wt're pros-
: t l.
Members or Lady McLachlan
amigo, No. 82, D. 0. $4.. Joni-med to
a: i.il24'[!()i‘t last evening, where they
\. ,._ tl Hawthorn lodge. An enjoyable
a! was had the return trip being
.t at a late hour.
, l".n«:- assortment of Caps.--0'Brien's.
l|-vmi.~‘ F. Kennedy,
. . wmp time ago was appointed by
l‘ ltte Bernard C. Feeney as his
(l :v':’_\ as Democratic registrar of
. ha. in the that district. has as-
t . » ‘. the duties of registrar auto.
.._..lty, since Mr. Feeney's death.
4. last dance of the season will
1. tut-Ill at the Knob club tomorrow
.. uithHarry Slx's orchestra front
Q. .. Rochelle, furnishing the music.
A t -_ will he run to the club as usual,
. number of the people who are
( "l‘lld, are planning to come in
. A program of novelty and
q‘ hioncd dances has been pre-
. .xnd a good time is promised.
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l‘va Coal at Harris & Guns.
1‘ downtown electrical commis-
.' ._ hold a regulnr meeting this
:
Men's Christian industrial
.- oi’ the First Methodist Epis-
tilllrf'h will hold its first meet-
iv. ‘ the fall and winter monthn at
u: tillli‘Ch this evening.
Y I_ Mallette is advertising a
u. - .r stamped goods in the new
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t' “The War is over and it is time War prices were over.- Me is no sense or wisdom in t n2. to
sf interests of all. it is time a real. practi effort was made to bnnigc busmess of the Country and the life
fg’ herefore. the Ford Motor Coronary. despite the fact t they have on mmedinte
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complaints tbnt~ boys
fruit lrom Flux Hill
night.
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an International one-pipe heater
H. A. llcgclcin, South Xuruaik.
1 Terrace place.
Dn nivu ry _
last evening
from ' Hunt
of the summer.
The calendar summer took-its (it--¥
parlor-c. ycstcrdny and autumn began. to. meeting on Tuesday ems 0‘ next
Patrolmmz‘John Flynn investigated!
stealing:
'Tz'mchm 11““ fishoultl be in chryone's collection in
John Hallomn. of “lost avenue.
li’mrlrn. has uwardcd the contract for
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Mm. A. C. Coburn and children of
returned
o'Woods. ,
Long Island. whore they spent a part:
—-All styles Soft Hats.—O’Brien’s.
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Tlie; Norwalk Radio Cllb will hold
l week.
i You will find a list of records that
'our tonight's adv. Why» not look the
list ovcr and come in to hear them.
nonnclly‘s, 16-18 South Main street.
Eagles Carnival
;Monday night Sept.
Assembly Hall.
E. ’i‘. Iiarrls. formerly connected
with the Angcvlnc Furniture (70.. is
now loutted in Juliet. Ill. where he
has uvccptcd a line position with a
large I‘urnituro concern of that city.
His wife and daughter wil join him
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and For opouo'
27th at Town:
NORWAIK
170 MAIN ST.
22 CHAPEL ST.
60 BELDEN AVE.
1 Cove Ave. East Norwalk
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; —-Danclna Saturday night,
of Norwalk, 3
in: reductions in the
The Ford Motor Company is willing to suffer the loss closing up materials which they bought at hizh prices in order to bring business booth a I!!!" ~ ~- ~ -- -
in: condition as quickly as usable.
The degree team and guard of En-
reka Rebekah Lodge No. 42. l. 0. 0.
it, will hold a rehearsal tonight. int
Rprcpnrat‘ion for the class initiation of
‘next Friday night, October lst.
A number of the members of Lin-
coln Council. No. 4, 0. U. A. M., went
to Bridgeport last evening by special
bus and accompanied the degree
team, which worked the degree on a,
class of candidates for the Bridgeport i
lodge. The trip was a most enjoy-E
‘able one and a good time was had‘,
.11: Weapon
Tow-nu
Assembly Hall, Grace Brother‘s lulll
orchestra.
l The announcement was made yes-t
terday. and was noted with regret,!
that Photographer George S. North,
who {or a number of years has con-
ducted his photo studies on Wash-f
lngton street, was to discontinue his}
.buslness and retire, ill health and?
advancing age. making this step nec-
‘essary. His home will be made with
ihls brother in Springfield, Mm.
Articles for exhibit at the Dan-
lmry It‘uir nrt- commencing to arrive
on the Fair Grounds. mpcclnlly agri-
cultural machinery. (‘ztrpenters and
pointers are busily employed on
buildings and forums. and workmen
arc grading and improving the
grounds. The main cnlraincc has ‘lPl‘ll
cnlnrwcd and the approach widened
by filling in the roadway on the south
side. where a deep tlill'il was taking
up room needed for moving vchiclcs
on crowded days.
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-—Pea Coal at Harris & Gans'.
All parents are invited to attend
the Parents'll‘eachcrs' meeting to be
held this evening at the Franklin
Junior High school to meet the
teachers of the pupils and to discuss
with {ham the studies, the methods
of teaching and the proper courses
.i‘or the individual pupils to fit them
for their life’s work. This is the 939-
20nd meeting of miniature; the first
having been held last Friday night gt
the High School. On Next. Friday
night, October lst. there wltl ho a
similar meeting at the Center school.
3%396'3’3“
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-price of their D
iati- r.
'l‘wo dozen mcmlzers of McKinley
(“1mm No. 9. 1'. S. \V. \'...last evening
wont to Danhury by automobile. where
a smoker and social was held in the
Danhury Armory. in honor of thet
Danlmry members of the local camp. l
An cnjoynhlc time was had.
l
Oakland six touring car given away
at Eagle's Fair. ‘ ’
Edna W'hitc. four years old. of 1::
llurhunk strcct. strayed away from
Il('l‘ home, yesterday morning. and a,
gem-rail alarm was sent out by her“
parents to the police about thc mat-
ter. The little girl was found at 1:30 ;
yt-stcrdny afternoon playing in her:
:mnt'a yard. in East Norwalk. she hav- 3
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ing crossed the bridge.
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13031: on Flax Hill road. near Elm-
grove street. who play ball in the
streets. wen~ the cause of complalnu‘
to the police yesterday. Autolstl com~ ‘;
plained that the boys refused to move ,
from the roadway When uutomobiieol
came along and were very abusivel
when spoken to.
Dancing at Eagle's Fair every even-i
ins. Music by Svec's orchestra. ]
A row. on Raymond street. ovor‘
nciJhI-or‘s (hlldrcn. was settled by:
l'ulrointun “'ullucc Sammls. ,last;
night. when he instructed the parents 5
of thc chlldrcn to consult the prose-l
c‘utlm; attorney about the affair.
Gem Godn. of x llanford place. has’.
contmcted for s Thatcher one-pipe“
hcater and .‘I. Thatcher pipe heater...
Mrs. Margaret A. Newton. 0! 58 Tay- l
lor avenue, for n. Thatcher one-pipe,
healer. Stcphcn Miller has the con—
tract.
Rt. l'nul's Sunday school
will re-:
open for the maroon on Sunday next.1
Scptn-mbcr 26 at 9:15 a. m. A full‘
Corps of teachers for the year is en--
rollt d. and children from the age of
(our up are asked for by them. for
instruction. The school in graded wf
cording to "10 public school mndcs.’
Best Whole Grain
, 17c
SHEFFORD ’S
CONDENSED MILK
200 GAR
LEMONS, 1301., . . . .
Motown“. Itiswolltoromombcrthotolodonurooory
Oo.puh~oninmuredot “Mutton beam wagon-mace
ovuyflmmdL.BIw-ymyoumwmth
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sourn NORWALK
23 NORTH MAIN.
'28 WARD AVE.
10: coon. s'r. '
25 ELY Am
mdmnwmunnnwm.
Granulated Sugar 5 Per
Confectioner’s Smut
At All Our Stores
PAT-A—CAKE, 29¢
Packait‘e.
lb. . 16c
Clover Leaf Brand SALMON,
1/2 lb. CAN 270; I”). CAN 43c
Hollis Pure Vines“
Cider vinegar, pt. silo, ”83¢
Cider vinegar, qt. size, ..39c
Malt vinegar, pt. size, ...230
BORDENS EVAl’OR.
ATED MILK. . . . . .
FEDS NAPTHA
SOAP, 10 bars, .. 780
001-030 03 man
TEA'
Delicious and My
’ 45c
RICE,2lbs....
PERFECTION CREAMERY BUTTER
PER POUND; ... ...-mun ... ... .....o.
367c
LARGE SELECTED POTATOES 39
15POUNDS..... ...... ............ C.
PURELARD
PERPOUND.... ........... “.WZGQ
GUmmEDEGGS,
DOZEN.... .550.
SWEETPOTATOES,
4POUNDS.... 25C.
HECKER’S FLOUR,
241/.LB.SACK. ...$I.95
FREE! FREE! FREE!
01' “MY WE WILL cm A dunno: ML!
OYWWWMYPWOI
200 OD“. A'l' OUR “W cm ONLY—“m
MASON" JARS,
QUAR-TS, (101., . . . .
90c
QUAKER BRAND Macaroni,
ifiii‘é‘iit. 12c
.. 12c
25c
9c
KEIJLOGG ‘8
Corn Flakes, pkg. .
QUICK COOKING
LIMA BEANS, ‘2 1T) ..
PEA BEANS,
mn BAKING, m.
ounnns'r
COFFEE 35c lb.
FIJIBT IN TOWN
DON’T FORGET AILOAF OF THAT DELI-
CIGU S MODERN GROCERY CO
the supply.
Bread
so that every hay and girl can be‘
plated in the work. It is especially
askcd that every boy and girl shall he
in plane Sundu morning promptlyat
9:15 o'clock.
‘II'IE~ UNIVERSWLCLA'R:
The followimr are the new prices:
t Touring Car Without Starter
Touring Car With Starter - . -
Runabout ‘ Without Starter -
- Runabout With Starter
Coupe“.."
- $440:
.3510
374.5
.Advertisc In The ‘Se
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Sedan
Ton Trudi Willi Pneumatics
Tractor. *
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WE ARE AT YOUR COMMAND WITH REGULAR Fonz) EFFICIENC
Y AND SERVICE AND EARGERNISS»
When iienry Ford ._ Speaks—Tile World Listens
MR. FORD SAYS:
”Mount” down to
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ordirs for 146.065 Ford mood
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It to on popular“ m w w,..11c
tho demand on.“ I‘m Wm” Lost, . .158
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' an “we standard of value. For the lgst
regul ore-War standards. .
Fords?- tractors. makes sweep-
(ei-ct price dependinl
on body oelection)
To rm. YOUR'ORDE W5
Old Fashioned L031, . . .18c
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Norwalk Chronicler