.L. '- ._
mte thy
, soitrrf NORWALK M
EVENI , . '-
SERVICE “EST- "AND
value you get °“
us; part of his some“ confidence
CADET SCIEN
There will be D
hey wear Cad
back and set “
MME. JE ............. , ......
56 South “"a'l‘ltnesday Specials
W
M 9c lb.
W ....... ...............
:ak ................ 25clb.
.ér Steak....................15clb.
CAN DIES
F. S. LYON
lIOB PRINTING
loath Nor-walk
ALWAYS. g.
. . A ' 16 but!
i ' not how littleyou pay for an attic 1
f. it. . . er y
t 0 anuiactured and mp2? the
n in carelessly m bmldlng it
unsatisfactory
’r means an , .
mbe_ airs soon 01' 1 to. . g Lumber 15 your
n have an buyln the home, bum“
whose a V1 » " fiflw‘w
in any “”589
nfidence and}:
By SV'carillg
TIFIC STOCKINGS
e n
The Hose with the Guarante '
' ees He’
with .tscientiticauyu strengthenedtzxga ,0.
l a e
0 need oi sitting up s"‘rn E:
ct’and they do not give
new nature?" , with Norwalk
i' Liver .................. . . . . . . 16c lb.
Willi
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main so, Wash‘ton st, and B. 3. Ave, 5. Norwalk
WESTPORT
Schultze Markets Close at Noon (0. S. T.) on Wednesdays.
BLACK ROCK BRSDGEPORT
:9 5:3 zwanzim 2:1,: 3:.2sdzw ”a ‘m >
i Quality Groceries and Free
Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
Perfecto
OLD “7 ELL CIGAR
COM PAN Y
Delivery.
A.F.BeckmannێCo.Inc.~;
8385 Washington Street Phone 1405
4"”- "” \‘“""O:“:&.‘Tmmimizss§ "1a
11>. .3“ 1/... .6». VA. 5x
.nve arrived and are cncampcd near
trian gendarmes is reported surround-
ed at Gerersdorf.
says that Austria is rclylng upon the
allies to prevent any coniliotn in Bur-
gculand and to see that the treaty of
St. Germain is carriul nut. ’l‘hc stair-
mcnt says that military posts in nu-
merous small towns of the
have been overpower: :1 in Hungarian
regulars and irrcmilam and made l‘l‘l‘ drt-n holding 9..“
soner or wounded.
'l‘wo non-Hungarian sprakinz FF'F- 5.5510112" tlu y n
The intt-i‘t st
taking
{ct-tml ttulny “‘lit‘ll
and girls of l
march“
soils have lifi‘t‘ll (‘xm‘iztr-l in tin
of Si. Margaretta, :1. dispatch I ~cI-ltml
in!“ inst night said. Forty-cicl‘t
strangers in (hivnlmvx: nrt- importni to
have lil‘l'll urn-stunt lw' tlw Him: nu! .vf lwl' vul'utlt‘.
the town nntl tltl‘unu into tho l‘.ll- >
racks.
Lieutenant llejaz i< will to in nrm- will it
int: the German—sirMains: in
llurirr-ninnal nmiinst llvil‘ \till.
lCnti-ntc officials in Austria lmn :nl-
\‘isml Commissioner l"\\‘ to o"
the seat of his admi: :dm'mm ill \i.i‘- ”Tu” “I ”w L'lmntfll'lllzl
tvvlnrt'. and to immulinh-lj“
his functions in tlnm [mtfxui < .6 Jhxr.
:rcniami orcuiiiml It
The Austrian conu-u-trlr-ix h m
Ft 1'illlil :z. flillu\\~
suit “ltivh «it mam ‘-
t-I‘Sltili. Iml «ll‘.(~l" w- 1, iinm *‘~ lav" '
ti l‘lHH'OllKll \ll lllt ‘11'unltuu l:..:l\\:1) 1.
t'nlnxutn). tlu- r-u‘n ‘llhiy Cum}. _\ up-
ct'utilig llm rlt-Mttw‘ lllll'S. llil
pnintnu-nt or a ltt‘tl\«‘l‘
.ilsn.
Politics out. :mi iii‘ v lizv e-tt:~..'1u:\, :HI" C‘RFJ’I'L IV 1101‘ “
with :l charm ivy Munu' llyiuu, ll‘dl _‘ ‘ ‘
the Tl‘CI‘l\tl\‘ll‘ lmd lut'll l-iuntzln
about by "II.
of a plan in t
mu» of l!- 'wtnrs precipitating the
MARDI GRA SALE
20% OFF on All SHOES from $6.00 and
All WHITE HOSIERY Reduced
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
-o.--/-' .......................
Over
o---,o.o .....
1-;- p.-
Have Your
lRoofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, 80. Nor-walk
v
80 MORE HIGH PRICES
.__at__.
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 so. Main so, So. Nor-walk
p—H
No connection With Any other
8tore_
Come and see our window for
price! and convince yourself.
)
Everything Reduced From I.
Swing of $1.50 to $3.00
SALLY PUMPS
The newest vogur- in footwear made in patent leather or plain. with
Well soles and leather Cuban heels
$8.00
'Conneally 69? Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
409'
TO
Thank you for the liberal patronage on our
opening,day, Saturday.
a \
FIORI BROTHEII, Props.
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Ropdflnl
fl Hmford Place Tel. Ill
THE PUBLIC
We are sorry that our stock was not complete in
every respect, but it will be but a few days when we
shall be prepared to serve you fully.
We assure you that you will a1Ways find here the
best of everything in candies, Ice Creams, and Sodas
and many novelties that you will nottind elsewhere.
Golden’ s Confectionery
Mahackemo Block, South Norwalk
’ion. h0we"er’ a from
reg a bread Supply . . w
narrow 5“"9
i r - ' oss
gasézrzrinain. is apparent“ in P
sion of Hungarian
Lieutenant lIejjaz '
of Adalbert Kortant)
or Captain
‘ Fiume‘ Th from the tlistrictlg
t irregular «_"he
lied Austt-inrtned ln
' the my
Davy reports that
from the town r hecn killed or
narrowly arming in Burgen.
,
,.
enbur "
OdThfgejjaz is reported to
Dlat‘ards throughout the
onvglling to the colors all men
{5 years of age. It is also said
hard 0 '
Hungaflan by the treaty 0‘
' es-
with
Gabriele nt 15 not receh
sure it from loss.
Prices and particulars at the notion counter.
oking and well wearinn luggage for those who are
g ready for the school or collage year. '
JUST A FEW OF THOSE BARGAIN SWEATERS LEFT
THE CASH WOVEN LABEL .— Attacher to every garment will in.
Place orders NOW and avoid disappointmen
L
L _
Odenburg. A detachment of 200 Aus- flag;
An official statement issued here
(likt‘ri~‘t
forest
::.~"_i:\ts or
Tll"
:ilillsli
\nstz'i In li‘ll" <
- t ' u“
urtlvl't-Il not to cm: lll .u lot. “tin com! H
guppying- f(1r(‘~‘;: 01' Hm~unnzil2>2 In,” . .
(hunt
.—.._'... i
1 I‘ll ulllx III‘I |\—
up-
iu: Hut! llllt‘
vtmn ll lvrrsis" us pail
7 per (cm lnh-rlmrnmzh non-s falls
«luv on '1‘) ”Alix is said to lump luw-n
l‘t't‘t'l\1‘l‘>!‘lii ilrncccdings at this time.
SCHOOL C
WILL B
ATTEND CHAUTA
_———
(Continued from First. Pare).
attend. in ordc
has made the
cum-d ‘lu uttl‘
lucky numlwrs. \vl
t-x s to compliment .. l‘)‘
Chautauqua guarantors.
last muht'tliut hc was
cmuumrznnlimi {rt-m llr.
-’\(‘rci<-'9 additional truiun
\ll‘\\'
l'u)s i-v .\tl\‘t Hist,
.t qullrsl \\;‘.‘¢
tic that a substitute
melltnim'v
. unison that
L)lliil‘lo’l \till
('HII‘ {or this cuti—
in . n livrt‘.
iglkrri Sill} .2
I. R. TKO—[$74 Tb STEL‘VE wit! it: .th’wullt
".tt‘l.
OFF RECEIVERSHH’ n... . "
i urgmui.‘ =7
- win 7' st l‘a e. ‘ his trip .ll‘lt\'~‘-
Continued nt in 3 .~ 3, 1:. ”m“ “1W
:« atur- ti on tiv
V .\'0l‘\\'.'i'tki;in~
Hit: (‘nmmlu
lmny \Yiinvrs‘. i
the cone-rt. ‘
u
l‘ays
“711011 the sun'~
stomach and be
wire luchvr fun 5 tzuth ‘ln regular. norm
Mayor ll\‘ and its lhpul-l an :30 that the 835‘
Fusion (\pil - it. li-nri' ll. l‘mwn. set by a mass of illldlp‘stcl. i" -
havc live—tut l‘nrc p‘nnks in that lng.
platforms.
‘lilllOuSnt‘ss.
F
HILDREN
E ABLE TO '
UQUA
r to facilitate which. he-
dispensutlon that chil-
snn tickets will lu‘ g,\-
taiever Chautau luu
lu)’ tl‘ sire.
th .t the young folks arr
Chautauqua was mam—
:l long line of inns
5- ctinns of the cn)‘
man in the luck
The \illlllti‘l‘
c llull'liiu n
cumin: u)
mu \\lll(‘ll “as .~--~
-.\ l‘rcsiiivnt “Wis-tn
Hm Atlantic in tin
Austria.
7 1 =H Hut. lzrntcut, I
-_\ “”h H ‘.t.-..A_\ \\lih the pig). Mr. lumsnn at
luvtii titunln-rs \"
satin ii a);
“lit: lllet’ iinl
tn Adv-'1“
as well as I.-
I‘ll 3’8 are
wcls sham. J
.l. healthy
um wt! 3;
poison-pn-lucin[ fool.
.. ,, Cnihnrtin Tahl. is are tittlc 1:
Th0 l'nvi 1l_.i :\ Saxunnlnm lssliv' m thilt sure. Thfi)‘ relieve .M-k I"?!
bloating. t-ir \
:pna llild breath. COnled tutti:
other symptnzns of indlgxstlc
Frank ll‘llli \. president of the com- lson—Powcll Corporation.
puny. “as mtuvctcd to report to the
with
UNITED STA
AND HUN
P—f"
Continued from Fir!t Daze.
#—
;‘f‘o r The
Smith
shook lands
miciu the
Stuns that t'riv
('1 lialli'.
(‘ticvll Of
|." 1-l1ll'
s liz'i“.
~—-,/——— er»,
seem?“ were at-
’ Banfi';
5.22221: H. Krieger C0.
5 l)l_’I\V(‘("l
:i te-estal».
T
i
#p—i . I __
lished. Replying, M: . ~\‘
‘ said the con 1115‘ r 0' ~, ‘ ,
GARIAN considerably ‘strrl-itg't h-' n ‘ ._ .l
TREKATY SIGNED ship alread) ousting .. - I.-
. =0
nations.
F. H.
B”
-lLDlNGS
S of the
:iv h entitle (hr i-vnr—
season llt‘k"l$.
l in a litter dispatch.
ml Fragrant I’eatunu
anti-mum ii
in rccu wt of :l
l’rznson,
trliim; of an
in llir prupldlll.
that llll‘ play.
" has but: |"-|'.“f‘l\ll‘tl
made in); thc local
attraction
1h
813d Repairs a
.cecmlty
' P. 0. sex 735 “'ill (tn-ts." u we:
NOI'Walk (L. tlt. lint}
. id IV. Raymond
NDERTAKER
’El'SER
55R
OUR (LEAN l'l’
SALE
After .alzor Day
_~‘ ,
, 27 WAsHli‘vogi Houu' m Have Your ‘
1" RED MEN’S BUILome Radiators
Repaired
r _.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE By Experts
FORD SERVICE, WELDING It Will Cost
ALL woBK GUARANTEED
‘” 80 CHESTNUT STREET
souru NORWALK
No More
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
' armch-
‘IQ and
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
m» P umhing and Heating,
i ' Metal Working
Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 4n
_,,3>»'°r AV... So.
9 WALL STREET
#4
Sheet
. ‘ L 2“
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our motto Dal
been "True Business," which We nope
Norwalk, Conn. to maintain
n.-— Stil-
Our confidence is growing d"
OWIDE to the innumerable m'n
(lirccton twin on stilts taken to ob
lain :m tu- «mum-of tht-sr‘ notes at S
tu‘r c. m, \. w notrs have lu-t-n depos-
ltmi “1th .I 1’, Morgan & Company.
and .n- I» l": offered to vrcscut llOltl~
: rs of th» ~. \rn per cent. paw-r. About,
lldli thv mm- holders are rcportvd to:
hm. :1L‘Hctl to the t‘Vll‘lls‘lnll. 'i‘hec'
In“ int-s also were listed )‘t‘slt‘l‘lluyl
m! tin \‘v v. York Stock li\clt:liigc and :
(Ill). 'II'~ n! lln‘ company are optimistic =
11:.” th- \ \\lll rind Trudy acceptance.
CAnsTanoo'rHs ‘ ,
WERE CLEANED OUT
Continued from First Page
I
l
i
l
\\.l< £i\\(tlll«tl $5; \\'ard Smith. of 79‘
«Wild! silt-l. was awarded $1“; and
>Hl.li um. \\ hose name \x'as not learned,
but \xim lnltl ticket 1270. “'01) $25.
'i‘lt. lam r pnze has not ln-ut claimed
.t.\ \i I.
Izn». ll lindrll won the door prize.
.l 51-11;. I'.llll])illg outfit. donated by
Han-H Mimi. the tlruggist.
'l'lu in: lulu-rs ol‘ the l'ost, following
lln' «‘HN- ol' the carnival. stayed at the
gmnzuh uiiitl did such thorough "po-
in- tint)" that this morning there was
llul :t :=1:n oi any paper. or litter. such
as is ttrunlly left. The decorations
m xv- .11] 13min down and packed away,
and all that is left today is the lumber
nt‘ lllv‘ lmullls. and the dancing floor.
glitch is to be sold to the highest bid.
or.
.\ lllt‘t'llllg will be held on "Friday
(‘Vl'lllllg of this week, in conjunction
with [Incas Tribe, No. 26. I. 0. 1i. 3].,
to go our the details of the ailfair.
It is believed that it was one of the
most successful held in Norwalk this
year.
_______._—————
CORONER ABSOLVES BIAYO OF
BLA~ ‘
BRIDGERORT. Aug. 30---A report
filed by Coroner Phelan. yesterday re-
lieves Virginlus J. Mayo. 01' Stamford,
of any criminal responsibility for the
death of Francesco Scrlg‘nero. of Cos
Cob. who was killed by Mayo's auto-
mobile a week ago. .The evidence was
to the effect that the man ran out
into the highway tomatch a moving
trolley car. and. in so doing. he passed
in front of Marc‘s gar. The driver.
Mayo. tried to prevent a collision. am'
he claimed ne‘thought' he had done so. ‘
but the man was struck by a. tender.
DR. HOYT RESIGNS PASTORATEr
Rev. J. H. Hoyt. pastor of the Con-
gregational church. New Canaan. has
resigned. the resignation to take ef-
fect on October 1. He has been pas-
tor of the cfiurchtor 30 years. and i:.
widely known and highly respected.
Gardner Heath. cashier ot the New
Canaan bank, was treasurer of the'
church when Dr. Hoyt came to the
(liftert nce
creams is enormous. and must re
ceive consideration.
recommend our
COLD CREAM
bet chn
___—-———
H.A.ME
Prescription Pharmne
8 North Main St, So.
ESSALI‘
All c010r.
$2.50 M
Special this wee
136 Wltlo;
South No
The Textile '
h
“We offer an
Peroxide
as one of the srnomhe
metllcinally
on the mark
You'll be delighted With its 0
and With its lack of grease.
try it and forget the others.
BOYS AND Guns
, At The '
Children's Store
I? West Wuhfngton
ments which we have received {mi
tourists and local mrrons. This to
prove to you tin: nu." (aorta LA 3‘
in a successful business.
"Cleanliness" is our next motto. Out
cstahishmcm is cleaned from and to
end (awry mean-low houro so .«e in
always keep a chum lYL‘JOElet‘fC- It
is 01de {or lllrl‘ttllt-n (it six hour!
fer the persons “ho wish to see hofi
our shop is kept clean and how
products are made. 'i‘he "inspector?
are our friends.
8.. Km Our branch store in South Nowell
is running on the same ideals. 'l‘hd
goods are made at our main store ll
Norwalk. Whether you are in 1‘01“
walk or in South Norwallt you viii be
AGNES BRYAN -h
WHITLATCH ’°§£e2?3°p§2ein§$213235.)“223m
Interior Decorations,
Lamps, '
Hangings, Gifts
Turnpike Cottage
Boston Post Rd., Westport, Ct.
able to purchase the same quantity (1
goods and they may be delivered I
churches and parties.
In this establishment. the ice crest!
and candy business is operated by ‘1‘
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk On‘y the
bakery business is operated by Best!
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St, Normal“.
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, 0!.
Ad
J 31', Ring ~
3 pkgs-
Toilet Ti
Pure C °
....~ ,. ..
church, and is the. only (\‘Eicerlot thn
SPE I
FOR T. - I K
. . . 011- .,
Full WBIg'h ‘ 8’250
9
egar
cl
. ,
. . 25c
lls 25c
I HAVE RESUMED
» Bicycle
Repairing
The carpenters have com-
pleted alterations sufli 'ently to
clear away my repair depart- '
‘ You may expect my usual
prompt service.
A. w. Hodge
Music Hall Block
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & so.
Inc.
6 Railroad Av... South 801'!“
M
TARLOV BROS.
40c
TYPEWRITERS
8331111817611, Underwood. D. O. M
30111. Gurus- All .mnken sou.
' W
Our-Men, U! in townevm w.-
fa"!?rid;?:f:r9, ._ - _
Up” but. Gig-r Store
HALL-MARK
gANDIEs
m 338! ’2‘
$1.10 lb.
M. mock. I'd. 1581
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Norwalk Chronicler