nine.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
35 WASHINGTON. 57R:
50. NORWALK. .. [F
sonny.
t‘lhns
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Buy a Light Weight
Overcoat for These
cool Evenings
“dim" «3‘3“
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-..lu .uc-l'
Look in Out West
Window
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“menu-inn»- “u. I: :.|ua.)»4|l‘lll“ll:
Some Attractive Price.
.n, alien;
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.5.
The Norwalk Barbers' Union will
in C. L. U. Hall, W'ashington street.
The Norwalk. Building, Loan and
Investment Association will meet at
the omces of Taylor 3; Golden, Inc.. to~<
day.
_ ——Why not take the family to the
Hope Hose carnival this evening at
the K. of C. grounds. opposite St.
iMar "s Church. Admission free.
'—""“—"—- 1
Captain Joseph Layden, of the Phcc-
nix Engine Company, is attending the
Firemen“ s convention. in New Haven;
today.
g... llllfllilli
flint-at re.
signer, has taken
York city.
0—002“ at Harris and Gans.
In the August llth edition ‘ot
Saturday Evening Post there
Abe Cohen is painting the Palace
Miss Rerthn Novotnik, a popular de-
a position in New
is
Captain Sylvester Brothcrton. or
the Hope Hose Fire Company. No. 2,
is attending the Firemen“ s. convention.
in New Haven, today.
Altai-on Kohn's for awnings. ~
There will be a meeting of» the:
women of Mooseheart Legion. at their
are requested to attend.
Cyrus W. Gray. Jr.. who had been
convalesciug from an appendicitis op.
the
:1. ion of the Norwalk Savings Bank.- on
hold its August meeting this evening ,
rooms; this evening. and all memberst-f
oration. has resumed his duties as tel- "
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Sawmill-3381mm
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WWW. sxnominfipttdliipit‘w"
$1.955
.ggsssnoooopio
Strawflats Hal-f '"
Mess: $2.00 Caps
c; ~.
. . . . . . . o a 6‘. 0
$1.00
g .
$2.00 Union Suits . .
$1.50 Union Suits . .
‘ ». a,
$1.39, 3
. . 79c»
.
. g i s s o s o s a 1 e
oosssosooooos
AllPahnBeschand
Mohair Suits . ..$l4.75‘
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“only where the set nes are laid. in the
your 1870 and the Town of South
Norwalk is mentioned as one of the
stopping or: places of the you“ on its
cruise down the, Sound. ThWe oil
A
“la" street.
-—Danclng at the Hope Hose
nival on the K. of C. grounds why not
take “HER," with you. this evening?
Frank Celia. tenor.
Morisrity has; two young men 0;
East Nor-walk. whose voices have been
attracting widespread attention. one
Car.
and Williami
the story is “The Yawl. "
[.Johnw’fl. Ficket
"tr
ot' Durien
mon counts.
“3* and 'Leontina Grillsep‘.‘
8500. Cummings
represent Mr. Fickctt.
and
The Mohegan llasclinll (llul) held .1
Island on Sunday
49am bake at Hoyt's
Jill“. all plmers attending. The
dining to spoil the bake was the rainy
wvr-nlher. but all had a good time
spitt- this. The trip to tho- island
“ought, a civil action on title corru-
in the Court of Common
Pleas. for $650 damages. against Ar-
also of
Dar-ion alleging nn indcbtédnéss o:
Lockwood
dmlssion .tree.
ocher Frank V. Raymond. a popu-
lar member of the Kory-lull: police
force. is enjoying a “leaflet: from his
duties until T‘riday. when he will re-
sumcghis active Mites once again.
has
. , -—w--——-
A brolicn coal chute cover it: front
of the 11. Golden block. on Wnshing-
ton street. was rtcd to the” police.
P.:\trolm m l‘ r .ink Stratton notified Mr.
Golden. who had the matter attended
to
only ‘
~-.-—‘.
do, -—l’luy your coal at Harris and Glenn
\VR 3
lllmlv at 8:30 a. Hi. and the return at w(Earlsplalfntamfilagloéres’fd'glts Fir: '3‘”
4 p in, Dining th'c inttrvnls when "an 0 a a. n n
an :r- WIS no rIlin games were played. streets about boys “an“; a disturb-
anll (‘nji .,v'.('<l
-—Hoover Vacuum Closfners sold on
,‘ _ ————+~
c :y terms at Donnellifiu ,fi James "3mm?" Shh an. of the 31‘2an33.£;*0- 6'38: Ali-Egfiggg
H. nry H .. ”9*“ n has 6"“"9" ‘mgnflm" . - “”th audible; Conn GEM {Pitt-gas. firings;
”might Sm. for {tfilillwdamases idiom to .y are the N y all: Hospital. pom « . , . - . ..
zujnilrst Helen G. Archibald of New! for hernia: Dr” “filling! K A‘CMRhon
tunmi in the . Suptrior Court; 2: axgts‘mzve' Mama by Drs. Trac- A warning was given to Joseph Dis-
Ihrmxgh his attorneys Curtis and ' . ~ coo. Jesse Lockwood and Earle. Wil-
’ l . . s _
3mm... c.2333; seals: 4...... 1...... m... m... m m
t ‘ Fol 0 1921 and $1 500 on physically and mentally. so why not.1rr<sted 0“ Sundw b.» ’Licuiensnt
32,: 3: 19021. “neither. of which sums come out to the Hope Hose CnrnlvailCh‘wms ltizzio. of the \ew Hatpn
lids been paid.
Edward L.
tied April 1. 1.983. Mr. Turntr
(or the custody of a daughter,
[16 years old. There is also a son.
licrt, aged 14. Desertion by the
firm" S“Pt 20,1916 is alleged.
dorm-v ('li: ”res Srssa 01’
represents the plaintiff.
Turner of New Canaan
has brought suit for divorce. against
Lillian Turner. to whom he was maxu
Stamford
once there were made 5‘. the police
last night. Patrolman Robeit Gainer
attended to the matter.
on the K of C. grounds this (veiling
where there is no admission
and enjoy yourself.
will be there.
all your friends
A complaint was mndc to the Nar-
walk pnlit‘i- at 9 o'clock this morning
that u large l)u\' of tnols‘ had been
stolen from the Pony Farm, between
tho. Mch-rnev cider mill and the city
line. The police are investigating.
asks
Eva.
Gil~
wife
At—
Uncns Tribe. No. 20. r. 0. n. in- will
lVENIDA HAIR NETS
15c each
TWO FOR 250
1..
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Stillson-Powcll Corporation
South Norwslk.
Clr"
.—
mt-ct this evening and make final plans
for participation in the joint firid day
and outing with Cockenoe Trihc. No.
32. of the First district. at Calf Pas-
ture Roach. next Sunday.
—Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies:
germ-nut Michael Grt-aney. of the
Stamford Police Department. tele-
phonrd to the local police last even-
u‘vinnUinnun
. slum Jr‘ ._,-
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Double Your
Savings
It (‘un Be Done
4
Y O U N G PHYSI-
(HAN—BALANCE
SEVERAL HUN-
DRED DOLLARS.
For some time he has
made it a rule to deposit
5 per cent of his mouth
1v receipts in his
Savings Account. His
p 'noiicc is growing, and
he now intends to save
10 per cont which
should double his sav-
lll“'S within .1 year ,
Do you save 10 per
crux of your income?
(an you? Anyway,
‘Douhle your savings;
ll. CA3 be done."
*‘
South Norwalk
saVings Bank
K
ing. about 10 o'clock, that they had
picked up :1 boy who gave his name as
JOSl‘pl‘l John Abdo. and his address as
43 Woodward avenue. The boy was
riding a bicycle. but the machine did
not correspond to the one stolen from
lioton Point recently. so the. boy was
released and promised that he would
go home immediately.
STARTING
m .
BUSINESS ?
"" .O'P'co,.,.-,
The only way for a young .,
' - man just starting in business ‘
. to, know exactly where his
business stands, is to keep 'a ‘
complete record of réceipts.
and expenditures an} the ‘ j
.' simplest and easiest way to
do it is by means of a. check
book for a cash account.
This. bank is helping many
young business men in this
way and its consistent
growth is evidence of its use.
fulness. It is also glad to
suggest and advise on busi-
ness problems and to help
”.311:
‘ ail-:1
we; .
planning to have their voices cultivatn
ed by studying voice culture with soing
teacher of voice. startingnext week:
Woodie Walston. of 80 Water street:
Second district. fell from the coal
barge “Albert R. " at 9: 20 last cvejrln
at the Pulp Mill dock. sutfering a 'dl‘
located shoulder. “foistonzwas was’takeh
to the Norwallt Hospitarby Patrolman
J. Domey. where the dislocated
shoulder was reset.
.. —-Every One is going to tire Hope“
Hose Carnival this evening. are you:
It not why not? Admission tree. oil
the K. or C. grounds.
The following is a list of people. that
registered as guests of the Royal
James Hotel yesterday: 12.1). Ash-
toj‘i. New Yer-k; Mr and Mrs _A. S.
Alfanckof. Conshohocken; ream Mr.
Clia rgo ,
railroad police. for walking on the
allowed to go. when they came before
Judge Voshuzh in the downtown court
this morning.
_______
—-Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
MI.
‘Vilton will he the scene of an old
fashioncd country dance. this evening.
at the Orcm pavilion. This is the
second dance of this type this year.
The one previous to this was such a
huge success that the dancing people
insisted on :.moiher to be held $0011.50
the result is the dance this evening
Music for the occasion will be furnish-
(- l by the \‘ewtown- -Redding orches-
tra. with A. E. Devan: rs lender and
prompter.
g1;—
Martin Noonan. of 33 Reservoir ave-
nue. Bridgeport. reported to the po—
licc last night that his Ford car had
a broken radiator and that he had
left it on Westport avenuel on Sunday
afternoon. but that when he came to
claim it it had disappeared. Mr. Noon-
ar's our was towed to Hunter's Gar—
r on Main street. yesterday. alter
I‘.~lr Hunter had reported to the police
that it had evidently been abandoned
on Westport avenue. Chief Penning-
ton told Mr. Hunter to bring the car
in get the registration numbers and
notliy the owner.
k:
u
--—Lets go tothe Hope Hose: Carni-
val admission free. special entertain-
ment this evening. on the K. of C.
grounds.
tracks near Fort street. and they were '
71
on a weeks \acatlon Sin._ Worcester;
Mass.
The purchasing committee for. the-
Veterans of. Foreign “’ars who will
held their carnixal. the week oLAu'g-
st 29th and 30th. are going to New
ork. tomorrow. to secure attractions
fen-”their carnival Joseph Moeller has
,been 1ward§d the c'ontract for the
Ielectricnl ‘work of th rcarnlx al.
The. {MM '.meeting octht
Board of Directors of the Norwalk
Hospital was held in the directors
rooms dost euc‘ni .:‘ ‘Jolm Mchfiilien
was appoihtod legal-kc applicfifloas
to the zgo'i‘rcrome, for a permit to
use alcohol fer the hospital uses.
Regular routine business matters
were then discussed and disposed of
and the meeting adJourn. d '
People are rather' cmlcss in the
way they lgatc thejg t . s parked on:
Wall and Main Store. The two
streets rrc rather; rrow
Boston Store. and 3 persons parking
cars near these. to do not. drive
their cars near enough to the curb so
that when a trolley car comes along
the car has to wait ntil the opner oi‘
the car comes back 9 it causing iuite
a traiflc congestion...
W
The Americanization class of the
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No 12 and of
the Mulxov-anlov Post Veterans of
the W'ofid War. uili resume their 693-,"
alone this exerting. at the American
Legion Hall. follouing a short susne-n-
sicn during the summer. Harry L.
Cohen 'is chairman and instructor of
the class. and. juvlLiuH by the success
of the class of last spring. the class is
in very capable hnuds. There were
seventy-five in the class last spring.
audit is eXpoctrrl that nearly all of
instructions this rx'cnlng.
9?
There is almost endless confusion
being caused by the people wishing to
go to Bridgeport not understanding'
the club plan of the Bridgeport—Nay-
walk Bus Assomniion. To be able to
go to Bridgeport a. person must be a
member of the association. There. is
a. young man stmioned near the bus
accepting and Pnrolllng new members.
in the association. The enrolling fee
is twenty-live rents and. after paying
your initiation fee. you receive a card
certifying that you are a member in
good standing in ,the organizatimg.
This e‘mitlcs tron to purchase tickets
to ride in the "club" car. These ticli-
ets are regarded as payment of club
dues or for the payment of club privi-
legés. The cost of reaching Bridge.
fport remains the same. After a per-
son has once purchased a membership
ticket he does not have to buy anoth.
er. but to ride in one of the club cars
he must show this card to be able to
purchase a club privilege ticket to
take him or her to their destination.
3
_the young man solve them.
--y.-.-..-.---.---..
I _ iultll-ltgdlgthl
., maxim the rm of
School. for the use of the ,. .
tummy "
, bygthe AM: at Cal! beach...
~ Several truck loads of children Tait
in» mi, weeks. Bishop Niisn Bis
' of the
{ti-$3; this week; while hfeie
. or Thomas, S. Dacron;
.. there was an old man who diun’t .
- his- roof in fair Weather because
who Won't saws when the: can»
7 cornea.
'lmqmss Skidd. of remix. is away:« as inconsistent aniline Arkansaw
near the tev‘iy
those of last spring will appear for,
I
A. telephone alarm.
o’clock last night, summoned the: Gen-
:31 stations to lint-hot _Vie.w beach. ~
About 250ichildren of the city,“
the guests today otthelocsl post of
the Witch Army stPa picnic given
as are
00
by
from in front of the Salvation
Hall on North Main street .en route
for the beach this morning. Captain
PARIS, Aug. 16. —Negg_tations for ,
_a loan in the United'States of 850.-
have tailed. says a Berlin dispatch to
«in. 4
FAUMIV) 6“ “BIG LOAN.
“a
rm MOB FINES. hm
GROmECK. Ti" Aug. 13—43...
at Datum. mar hero.- by on "In!
mob following an attack upon ,9“.
girl, according to‘ card recei of! fill
000. which have been carried on
German and American financiers.
Malcolm Penney has arranged an en— the Par-is edition or the New York today from the mantis of the peanut
tertalning program for the day. Herald; Datum. -.
1433.114 its. - ..
-,., w A-
The annual retreat of Itheacleggé
men at the Roman Catholic ghurc
Ethe dioceses. began at -.‘lluiirellls~~in4
stunts, yesterday. and will 60%
Mlfirsy and one half ofthe clergy-men.
an Catholic church are it?
“~w
124.3!
hers! and the other half of kins
will go intolretifeat. ‘ ‘
[Down in ArkameimI or somewh e,i
“didn‘t need to; nor its wet weather. i." L
caigss'he couldn't; Don't smile at his
thyroid ence. “Eberir‘ creme-a
a-
who {Sent do it when the rainy: h.
After at. a lot or us are 3““
Are 'vou consistent2—South No “:v ,
Thiibt- Company, So‘uth Norwalk. ill
*—
~Mrs. Charles Joseph Odds. of W
Cedar street. complained at po ce 4
headduarters that her husband ha-éi 1
come‘to her home last night and h»?
taken an axe and had cut lip all 1
furniture. after which he left i; 8
house with another man. Mrs. 0d '
said that she believed that her it .',4
band is crazy and that she wanted p .:
tectlon. .‘l‘he matter is being‘inves -, .
gated. Oddo was befme Judge Car.
dee, in the First District Court. on
Tuesday. August 9th. charged with
non-support and with assault on his
wife. Continuance was made of the
case at that time until September 6th.
(‘HAI’TAYQUA PLANS.
Plans for the coming Chautauq'
to be held in Norwalk the ilmilifi be»
ginning September 2nd. are , ‘
ing and enthusiasm lgrowi
lsrugflgii ii V. ;P «
alltdlgi ‘[i“ f
tees frets 'e‘L.’
held fist: evening at indent: Halt...
A meeting of the guarantors WK!
held Thursday evening. August "1,3
at the City Hall at 7 oclock (Si ,A
and. l; is urgentl) requested that a ‘
gum-again be present. It is also earn-
esglyé desired that the women of Non
walk will assume their share of' the
responsibility of making Chautauqua a
‘slilocess in Norwalk and lend their ass.
{gsigtance by being present at Thu ;
clay 3 meeting:
Announoeemut will be made tamer-l .
grow ot‘ the: attention which the. Cham- ‘
ttauqua is to be held. Tickets hare
been placed on sale and reports are
flashy favorable so far. ,
1.‘ ~r--—~—————~——~———4—£——-»
animation”; in the“ Gelatin”;
BREAD AND ROLLS THAT .. ..
ARE MADE F1803!“ _E z o- “
a
as rolls are fresh made here every ‘
baking day. The rolls include such
..
~. " than they will be for sometime to come. From the.
'7. future delivery;
$le HNOHJLTIEIJ. XTVMHO'EI Jam
30:) 3mm union dos.
‘sal
Fine breed of all varieties as w'l‘ “"
Our August Sale NOW
Gomg 0n _
It is apparetanow that the prices are really 1m
J
thr of customers who have attended our sale. it.
is efi sac that they realize that low prices novarc-w
m’h: ¥ou too, should attend this sale andsecure your
share of the savings they are offcfing.
fierchandise purchased now Will be held. foe
’.
OPPORTUNITY
:"Looks t r those ”one worth finding. Have you been testbed Ii "
those ho, les 1: essary to grasp and hold the M
j, op nines arise? Are you the map sought?
SE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MONTHS
BY ENROLLING NOW?
mum BUSINESS COLLEGE
" HY her time u
well known and popular varieties at
milk. water. sugar. sweet, Vienna. and,
Crescent buns. Every week day at
a P. M. rolls are ready for the trade 1
-On Saturday of every week cortee . .
cake is to be had here. Gluten Bread ,
is made on Tuesdays and Fridays. ..
price 25¢ a loaf.
is made on Wednesdays and Satur~
days. price 10¢ a loaf: Graham bread .
on? Mondays and Wednesdays.
10¢ a. loaf. Good things to eat alw-a ,
to be had at The Sanitary Bakery.
South Main St. John B. sap
Prop: Phone 808- 8. Ad-If't.
E ..._' a..-
i
,. THIS BANK
revs BANK
Entire wheat bread 3 .
‘.
inseammsnm
More Reasons Why the New MAXWELL.
‘ Is the GOOD MAXWELL
SPRINGS—Front. semi-elliptic, 32 inches long. 2 inches wide, fixed
in front, shackled in res: Rear. compensating under-slung. 59.:
inches long fixed lnTront, shackled at rear and mounted rigidly a:
spring seat integral with axle housing.
ENDERs—New full crown, fully enclosed at front and rear betw
wheels and body; joined rigidly front and rear to pressed at 3-
running boards covered with linoleum which is bound with m
mating metal.
These features make the GOOD MAXWELL the wonderful m
that it is and an appearance found only in cars at much greater M
This appearance is preserved for- ths life of the car
, LooktheREWMAXWELL oversndbesurpnsedthntfi'
can be sold for the price of $845. 00 at Detroit.
FITCH & BAKER, Agentsrm
f
Courtesy always is the
rule of every oficer and
empl6yee~ .
! You will find the ems
.‘ ployes of this ,bank peo-
' ': ple Wham you will Lbs glad
,_ to know and deal, with.
. You will findthe ofiicers
always ready to advise
and. assist you with good
nature and good Judg-
ment. You will find an
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
'l‘he abrasive sharpening stone for slim than.
family sharpners to factory stone wand wheels
will invite you to come
back.
Don’t hesitate to get so-
qualified with us. Every
‘ department of banking ,-
‘ conducted eficiently. Sav-
ings accounts Started with
as. small as $L00snd up.
Norwalk Chronicler