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New Fall Hats
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Crofut & Knapp and
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NEW CLOTH HATS
Are Here for
$3.00 and better
4' Lady Jennings Lodge. NO. '7. 0. S.
O! P... will meet for their regular
tncetlng \Vednesday evening. Sept. 7.
in Red Men's Hall at 8 o'clock.
yno‘inaflun I.".“’.llb\l”|
snug-"n”,naqplauus
nu n inn.mutinunuullc-ll-
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-——‘Roton Point Park. Thursday.
flap's linlice Orchestra and last dis«
play of fireworks.
_ A special convocation of Washing-
{on Chapter, No. 24. Royal Arch Ma-
sons. will he held this evening. The-
.Mztrk Mnsiers’ degree will be confer-
red.
“I! Fl l
tonnes sndotiior Mob tho!
} No special busineg was transacted
-—_..
amok .m ....
h‘ ‘M’“""“ '
Bi-idgeport yesterday under the, aus-
Window Draperies
Satin. Ors-
ican Legion posts.
are desirable. '
Also m Our-lulu from
“atom a Window
Opaque Shades in dark Green, White
and» Tun colors. '
E. K... BANKS
UNDER W0 mm
30. NORWALK
a” ‘
The women of ,Mooseheart Legion
will hold a meeting tonight.
to Bring
ing to
Z“
Adolph Danke. of Lowe street, is
hay-lug his residence repainted.
at the meeting of Putnam Hose Com-
pany held last evening.
The twenty-sixth anniversary of St.
Joseph’s Ii. C. church was observed
yesterday. There was no special cer-
emony however. *
—.—i——.
Boys stoning a. sign at the corner
This Great Sale of _
Boys’ New Fall 2-Pants Suits
Is the Result of Our Determination
Down the CoSt of Cloth-
ROCK BOTTOM
Every suit ranks high-in style, in tailora
ing and quality of fabrics.
genuine savings—a. sale absolutely vouched
for by Rogers-& Stevens. . _
comparison and you’ll be qmckly conmced
of the merit of this ofier.
Rogers 69’ Stevens
(Two Storesl
kNORWALK S0. NORWALK
' ‘ * Among those from Nor-walk who lit-l
Dewey-Wilson fight in ‘
mey ty. N. J., last night venom
John Jason, “Spot" D Steve Bola
to. .P.. Lynch. Thomas “on, George;
Hopkins and Eric Miller. The t
made by automobile. . -
Mrs. John Hicks. Mrs. Margaret
Bartholf and Mrs. Henry RysersOii of“
Ramsey. N. 1., have been the guests of
Miss Mary C. McCarthy, 0! Boston.
arrived in Nomlk. yesterday. to take
up her duties as supervisor of music.
in the public schools of Norwalk.
A Solar rich in
f
Use the teSt 0 Miss Gertrude Tax-10v. e1 16 Grove
street. has returned to her home after
spending the week-end with friends
in Providence, Rhode Island.
Mr. Mrs. H. L. Comstock and
Mr. and rs. Wiliam Kemp have re-
turned. after a visit spent at Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove, N. J. ,
Thomas Catterall Jr.. of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. spent the week-end and holiday
of Woodward and Neptune avenues
with his parents. Mixaud Mrs. Thomas
were. complained of to the police la,st
lliglit. ,
Cutteraii, of Broad River.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kinsley. of
A man creating a. disturbance on
Brooklyn. N. Y.. spent Sunday and
Bouton street. was reported to the
police last night. Patrolman John
Reynolds investigated and foud‘iia.
family row at No. 6, which he quiet-
«a.
ing lot from contractor Stephen J.
Ungvary on Flax Hill Road, South
Norwnlk. Mr. Josem will build a. mod-
eru home in the near future. This is
one of the lots that used to belong to
the Nelson Dickerman estate. where
Mr. Ungvary wrecked part of the old
..
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Thieves have been visiting the boats
at the Norwaik Yacht club. according
St. Joseph's Parochial school open- .morning by ige’ George ii. Yos~
ed this morning for the fall and win— lburgh in the
ter term. there being a registration of .who was arrested
last Friday nig lit
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ilenry C. Froeb. of
Iiowe street. had a very beautiful
miglitmloomlng ecreus out last eve~
ning. and it was greatly admired by
neighbors and friends.
—CoaJ at lowest prices. Harris and
Guns.
The Norwaik Board of Health will
Ilold its first meeting with the. new'
health officer. Dr. Robert E. Perdue.
West :ivt-nllc, this evening at 8:30
D'ciock. Matters of importance will
be discussed.
o—liotmi ”Point Park. Thursday.
Jlnp's ilzince Orchestra and lust dis-
play of fireworks. _
(in l“l'ld1ly evening September 9th
from 8 l0 9 o'clock. (I). S. T.) a lie-
{lormllck and lx'rl-isler record concert
Will llr- iliH-ll at the Victor lll'lllil‘l-
mull of A. J. Collins (‘0. All are cor-
(ll vlly lli\ll('(l lo illll'llil llil' concert.
15nd :‘idv't. a gfllg‘llm-
——Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
the
Post
received at
st :1 tion.
“'orll has been
.‘(lzliiifui-«l recruiting
there was last fall. The children '.A & p store on Van Zuiidt
Ewele‘: started on their studies and are ”East Norwulk. Bates was hound owr
{hard at work. under bonds of $5,000. There
lien counts of breaking and entering
Thursday. ‘and theft against him.
last (lis—
-—R0ton Point . Park.
Rup‘s Dance Orchestra and
play of fireworks.
—-Coa.l at Harris and Guns.
A slight accident occurred on North John Maronn. a Syrian. who gnu,-
Muin Fil'i‘t'l last evening: \‘Vlll'il a lux’iihis address :18 65 Beaver street. Dun-
(li'lVl'ii li)’ Sillvulorl‘ Prattulone buck—mi ibler. came to pcllcv headquarters
linto Oill‘ (li‘l\f'il' by Salvatore illicclo. 01 lypsu¢duy with a, tale of woe of the
Wood strut. l‘lie (lillllllgt'. \\'lll(‘ll was cruel treatment 110 mm receivcd n1
,sllgllt. was scitlmi lmtwu-n the lwonhc hands of three colored girls on
men. l'ulrniiiiuli .lUllil lit-)lioills iii- linvmond swept. “0 said that 11.»
\t'SllLIilll‘ll til" :il‘fziil'. was walking along minding his own
.. HillSlilOSS when the three girls up-
The Bridgeport pollce- requested ”‘0 IDronehud him and said ililil they
10"“! “"1“", m ”" 0“ th" I‘mk'mt ~“""“ 'wuntcd to talk to him. E\i«ienil_\' it
ll‘l‘tlllY for :l mun named Gem-ire- (‘liliiiu “as :in (-xponSlVO. us well as :1.
who \\:is “illlll'll for n sli‘mllilii: :ii'irn) llt‘ilglliy. conversation hpcausp Mili—
in that city. .\ description of the lil‘lll "onn said 1m“ he found.
'X\.'IS gin-ll. lie is about :0; years nlrl. lull over. that he was minus $12. ’llic
li\v lif'l six iliciu-s lull. m min :ilmul ‘policc .mi..m-orpd to trace the wom-
llifi pounds. He won“ it blue shirt. no on. but to no avail.
coliur nor-tie. llrown soft hut. striped
punts. :lml lllul no soul.
——Aarou Kohnfs‘ for Auto supplies.
Al 1‘08 [N COLLESION.
A slight accident took place
‘morlllng at 11:30 o'clock :it till: corw l'
of Elizabeth (ind \ancr street. “in u
-—~Get your Victrola where ,"GOOdl
Service is a Habit." Easy terms.
Donnelly's 16-18 So. Main Street.
“”1"" “”“mng' that a“ man Who rc- The registrars of voters are in SOS— "iulomolliles lll'th‘ll iw i-‘rml [\Iilllllh
(‘LIIHI within four months from date gm” i” x""“’“”‘ m “1" “WV” “0"” 1;“ on \le-q‘ildvr ’l\'("ill-ll‘ \\'l-ilv i':. i .~
0f (1ig(.imrgp will. "DO“ rO—Onllslment, room: in South Norwaik in the (‘Olli‘l'V 2‘). ‘ ‘lllll l'l\\“i'l‘ll(‘l‘ ill-siliJ-w'lrlr M
lie transform-d to the nearest reeeiv- "00m. and in East Norwnlk m Solzwr's ;, \I\\ sin «inimwt \vl'i\\hlll;‘ Hill. .3_
ill); Hlilp. In addition to this. the men Illll‘llt‘l' shop. from 9 llllsminrnint‘: until k‘hh‘“; “I"; mixing? I‘m.“ . | H , ,1”le.
COnf‘iIl'llf'll muy he ”anyprrnd' pro- 5 llllH cxvniliu‘ (Standard time) to l'(~— sin-wt ”r“ “"‘N mum”. HM'“"H '1‘“th
Vldl‘d such transfers are made at “"i‘“ ”l‘l’li‘r’7'fl””” 0“ ”ms" “""’ “"5“ n: - . 'i 'x-ll . I" I‘wnlbll l‘l\( i luv ‘l v
their own expense, to receiving ships ‘0 "“ "m4" "mWS- T‘“‘“" i“ ”l" ‘4'“ Lil; H,‘ .V: I t.‘ . 1H v.1 h. |;,,Kl_..;,i.vmi,‘n
at Boston. New York. Philadelphia. opportunity to him“ i” “Dillit‘élllvnfi .l ; .1“. (,‘H LI) ,' ll n ‘\\‘.‘l 1.
Hampton iloztds, Churlestown, Iliiovle “0” ”ms“ “'1‘” “is“ ‘0 ll" mml" H’is “1“ I! ‘3‘," an" fun.) _ 0 , it
Island. gilll lnrflllClSCO and Plilz‘eb )(‘Ill'. ‘\ illlillilt’l‘ Ill‘e lll'lllg rr,‘ l\‘t.|> kil" 0‘! l in lull ll .ll \\ l I] til i ll lil-
Sound. Sufficient lf‘Lle “'l“ he Erltlll- f1:! MI!“ \\.l.\‘ Link: I); .‘lllll HH‘ Show ‘Ori
ed nil such men rtuenlistlnp: lo r-nahle Soverai Norwnlk people are llli'l‘ r- H” ”“1" " ”V‘Vh'” }““Q "l"“'_’_" 1“"
‘lll'lli in l'l‘llOl'l to tilr: rf'rplving ship stood to in. :llllOilLf lilo “(llllll'S ul‘ H. “mm”. in. kmm‘mlg (“r “us "‘30
within .llivilll’l] time. securities of the .\':llimml ’l‘liiil'l l‘w- '1 'i ”1..., ‘2 H" 'x‘mm‘w‘ “us 3pm”! in"
corporation. which has 1](.’ll]4|lifilfl r; ""‘7‘ H" '““ ”"'”' IE'tY‘T’MV‘” l-‘rzink
l—-A:ll'lill Koiln's for awnings in New York and which}...~ in flimm 1le .‘ “mm“ "”"Nh‘z‘mfl ”W ”COMM“
r
;' Trusses and Surgical
F?“ Appliances
‘1 Special rrmlii for fitting.
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
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On Your K cy
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"’I'. : yEm'LQ'L” ”x-r‘I'ZL";
Ring
_9,_g*J-gtl~‘igt"
Have )mu :i~ key tht‘lt
locks: huh thieves
key that
gives zillsoluln protec«
tion to your liberty
bonds, your will, your
jewelry and other val-
uablesi
It'll
and fire, ;.
A safe deposit box l1;
key will give you this in
protection. Put one' on I
your key ring,
South Norwalk
Savings Bank?
difficulties. nccorrlilip: (o «lisiml. in s!
from New York. which say lllut ulmul
ll,mm working people lli‘fi among: 17.0
creditors of the concern. The com-
puny is expected to pay about seventy
Balloonist Is Killed; .
Belt Breaks. in Leap
cents on the dollar. The originators M‘HTH 'wWMS' muss" SPD.‘ 6'“-
of the plan are said to hm-n (iropilellin'n‘y ”it”, “Hm,” lh‘rg'ms K31“. Lugmw
over a million dolinrs of their own‘?‘ M'IHUM' “MO“ hummus" full sun
money in the enterprise. lml l'i his .1. .llll :il :l fillr )‘t'Slf‘l'dfléV
Tin? “ml. lull :illllt‘lllllf: him to his
—Roton Point Park. Thursday. [llil‘ilt‘lllilf' lli'l)l\( :i.\' ll!‘ Qllllngi'd parli-
llnp's ilnnce Orchestra and last dis- ““3“? .
play of fireworks. hizliinrrl was swing {in lVlillllllOY‘i of
llu- vimllllc purucllulc drop. At tll'.‘
height of 10.0““ i‘vr-i he jumped in the
first purliciiulc and :it 600 feet cast off
that one for :l srcoml. Just as he
Changed. the siiectziiors saw him
break lose and drop to the ground.
The Royal Auto Painting Co.
Have moved into their new dust proof
shop. doing high class Auto Painting
and Trimming.
Corner South Main Street and
Woodward Avenue
PHONE 901
Members of Dnnbury lodge. T). 0.
(L .\i.. have. been invited by the South
Norwnlk lodge of Moose to attend the
elumliukn which will be held in South
Norwulk. Sunday, September 11. It
is lmiicw-(l that a number of local
numbers will attend the affair and an
illC'i'liilg to complete the arrange-
mclits has been planned for tomor-
l'{l\\' nFtvrnoon at 3 o'clock. The.
int-cling will he held in Moose hall
and it is liopnd that all members who
contemplate making the trip to South
Norwulk will attend—Daubury News.
AN): a family 1... its wash
mg day. Why not a banking dsxtoo?
Ten bemthing
l
s‘fromnow there’ll
0118.,
dividends,
has its legal” hauling
W andhlye
"Open M' Rm“
Jacob Josem has purchased a build-I
> I Y ,
so of William Blites.v:T“
ipllice beneath an arch of golden rod
809' Whmh is about fifty more than While attempting to break intot th[c‘in the living room of the bride's sum-
5 rec .
\\'Pl‘t‘ ‘
after it Wiis'
illiq
‘ Formerly wtih Blue Ribbon Body 00.
Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bach. 17 Lowe street.
SOCIAL NOTES
RICK-CRA\V.
Miss Nettie Crow. of New York city.
formerly of NorWaik and well-known
here. was united in marriage yester—
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis ‘and
daughter. of Seymoure street. returned
yesterday from a week‘s visit at Lake
Wnramaug.
‘0 a“ entry 0“ the pom‘c blotter ““3 building and moved part of the same‘dm- to Edward G. Rick. of New York. Mr. and Mrs. 30"“ Gandrup, 0‘
morning. Clothes have been stolt‘n'to one side. where it is being rein}... summer homo. Greenfield Hill Bartlett avenue. returned home after
from several boats. and several others‘modeled. {Fain-qu. in the prospnce or a number a few days visit with relatives in
have been broken into. . 10f friends and rplaiiyos by the Rey. Meriden.
PrObable 03‘15‘3 was found ”“5””: William Keplmrl of the North
Detectives Sergeant Thomas Hunt
and family have\ returned aftbr an ex~
tended visit with relatives in New Jer-
sey. '
York Congregational church of
- ~w York city. The ceremony took
Imt'r home. It is authentically stated
1lliul (ll-ncrnl GOOHI' “'nshington once
'liyed u! this house for several days.
gu-lu-n’lie was going: through Connecti-
Eclii with his troops. The bride was
gin-ii :i“'.’l\' in innrriarg lny her broth-
.er. Dr. Nelson A. Crow. of New York
‘cili. Thu attendants were Leo Sohul-
:liom. of New York. and Mrs. Nelson
LA. (7rrnv. Tho Misses Antointette
‘(jn'iw :Li’l'l Allcf‘ Rick. were. flower s‘h‘lfl.
.After the ceremony :l wedding lunch-
;oon \ms served. A {for a honeymoon
.tr’lll ihr- couple will be at home at 369
“Hills 2l\l'llll". 01“ Bronx. N. Y.
Herbert l-lirst. of Hanford place.
was a. visitor at the dog show at the
“’98 Burl) golf Club. Noroton yester-
day. \
lview Terrace. spent the week-end Vis—
iting relatives in Pound Ridge. Comm.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Vega and
daughter Sadie were visitors in
Poughke‘epsie. yesterday.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clark and niece. Miss
Anita liowd. have returned from. a.
Visit to Atlantic City.
l
St Joseph's chunli was the scene
:ycsll‘flluy morning of three weddingsl
'Illllnlu: lilo Malian in-upln of the city,‘
fall cvlcnmnles helm: wril attended by
li't‘lflllYt‘s (lllll lrlelui‘.
' 'l‘ium- who won united in marriage
lwere i-‘runk llf‘l’ilnfiielli :liid Allinu Ste.
:fflill. \xhn uvrl' -==Io-nded by Pietro
anluil'dn and Ailn'llu licAugelis. This
Edward C. Froeh. of 17 Lowe street.
is 11 guest at the Strand in Atlantic
City.
9
R. \V. Sweeney. sr.. of Indiana
place, was in Bridgeport yesterday.
"{2‘.§“'p¥x‘ii.‘-]~ "‘{ll‘lg‘l film” fig“; by 'ronusr TRAINS ix commsmx.
o'cloi-k liiznril-d ll.t:ludroa Rom-0 and ALBANY. 0a.. Sept. 6.—Two
Tilly‘i‘sn l.U”l!‘-‘lrlll. i‘iiis (‘Oflplc were through Florida tourist passenger
trains. the Dixie l-‘iyer al‘l Seminole
Limited. running between Jacksonville
, “t 10 O'CIOCR and Chicago. met in In rear-end coili-
m and Josephine)
allv-nliml by Vines Zo Bent-Ha. and An-
nl'n l‘ulllliliio.
" L‘l-l Villlur Hurll 5'
mm it‘ll Edward Yalei
.. ’ , . . . n1
,,..,..r.lna_ who “.0“, ””0“de hv Sion earl) yosteidas at Sumner. .13
lelmph and Franpps Tnuflmna. Fol- miles east of here. on the Atlantic
liming l ceremonies tho upwltf‘COELSl Line Railroad. Several passen-
inurried e lpies Went to lilc homes o‘f‘gt‘rs “Tr? injured. none SGHOUSIY'
the respective brides where receptions
were. held which were well attended.
Edward Vans. “inchestcl‘. of Gib-
son (‘oui-l. income tux clerk of the New
York and New llil\( n Railroad at New
York. reached home Sunday night
from :i 3.500 mile vacation trip in
(‘:ln;iciu. eastern and remit-til states as
gul‘st of \lll‘lOliS railroads. Among the
plum-s visited enrouie were Boston.
Muss; Portland. Maine; Quebec, St.
Ann I’mnu l’re. Montreal and Humil—
irm. f‘uliudd. and Buffalo. N. Y.;
Cleveland. ’l‘nlcilo. Akron. Ohio: Chi-
cngo. 1113,; Cumberland. Lid. and
“'nslllngton. 1). C-
CASINO—BRIDGEP’T
MONDAY, snrr. 12 '
Matinee and Evening
Local Management
Rudolph Steinert
Dr. Alluri Nash of Newark has re-
illrlieil from {ill extensive trip East on
his yacht. starving at Martha vino-
yards. .\'<~wpm‘l. New Redford and
other pluces of interest. Mr. Lune of
South Norwulk accompanied the pur—
t).-
Dr. and Mrs. \Yiilirlm H. Gregory.
and two children. Lois and Henry.)
“'cro thr‘ tiles-its Of lill‘. and Mrs.
Charles A. Sherwood. of Lowe street.
OVEX‘ the holidays. l "is ATLANTIC mm: enema ~
"mu flatworm/mums mounmmv l
« arm am WWW 933,3: 9:!" '
SEATS ON SAI£ AT STEINER'TS
915 Main Street, Bridgeport
PRICES:— ‘
Matinee 50c to $1.00, Plus Taxes
Even-mfg 75o-to $1.50, Plus Taxes
Complete Change of Program at the
Matinee and Evening ‘
Mrs. James Golden. of Fairneid .
avenue. is the guest of Mrs. Nellie S.
Clark. Heath. Mass. for the week,l
having left for Massachusetts on Sat-'
urday.
sou-A's N‘w MARCH
fltl. NB POPULAI'CW 90
as sub
"ions
"Bill" Sullivan and "Dick" Kane
“SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS”
Do you remember the Hold song
’picea or the Fulrfleld County Arnefu ‘
Miss Sarah A. Baker. 2 West avenue. 1
ALL
9-)
! .
1:21.? NEWEST MODEL—S
To make a really satisfactory selection of your new
Fall Hat, you want not only a variety to choose ham, but a
range of modes and styles that isassurcdly as camplote as
it is correct. That is what we ofier you during these open-
ing days of aweason in which hats are as varied in styling
as they aw becoming in beauty of design.
- 1h ——
J acoby’s
12-14 North Main Street
‘7
Miss Claire Carpenter. of 15 Sound- I
about school days being goldpn rule
days? It is wrong to send a cough-
lng'. sneezing. spitting child to school
to spread disease germs among other
little ones. Common colds are infec-
tious. Protect your own and other
little ones with Foley’s Honey and
Tar. This safe family remedy checks
coughs and colds. loosens phlegm and
mucuous and coats raw. irritating
membranes with a healing. soothing
medicine.———Stiiison-Powell Corp.
__—_’—-—‘—I .
Auto Tops, New and Renovated
U holster-lug of Limousines
Al“ [glut Class Painting
A. MAER
South Main Street. Opposite Wilson
Hat 8
hop
Phone 902
Bridgeport. '
annua
chosen.
No. 50804.
WAY” Have Just Arrived 3
You’ll Enjoy Dancing to
This fox trot includes two of the duct num . -
comedy, “Two Little Girls in Blue.” which was an instant“
seat when opened on Broadway recently.
this number.
Raderman’s Jazz Orchestra. No. 50802.
Billie Jones Sings “oh! They’re Such Nice feople”
This is a saris-comic number,
sheer nonsense. ' ‘
artist better fitted \to sing this song than Billie Jones could have been .
Reverse :
LET US PLAY THESE OTHER NUMBERS FOR YOU
“In My Tippy Canoe”—Medley Waltz;
Green Bros. Novelty Band ............. ......
“Last Waltz". . . . . . .
‘ “Neath the Autumn Moon"-—-Botsy Lane Shepherd .........
“Honolulu Honey"-—-Billie Jones and Chorus;
“Mimi” Is the Latest Fox; ;
_ T I . ‘
“Miami" has a catchy melody
that is bound to please wary .
taste. As a fox trot we predict '
it will be played all over the
country in a short time.‘lt II
brand new—come in and hear _
it. Max Fells' Della Bobbi: OI- .
chestra plays it, and also
“Sweetheart" on the reverse
side, No. 50814.
“TWO Little Girls in Blue"
bars of the musical
1eous sue,
You will enjoy dancing to
Both plays-J by Harm
Reverse: “Canadian Capers."
which will make you laugh by it! .
It is a perfect song for h“ midsummer days. No .
“Anna in lndiana." sung by Aileen Stanley,
“Listening"c-Fox Trot
\
soon-I I
Betsy Lane Shepherd and Lewis James 1' ~ ;_
sous: 3
“H morning"—
; Criterion Quartet ............>.-....................--..... 5&1?
i The Alfred Fox Piano Co. -
§ 85 North Main Street, South Norwalk‘
Hersl’ifield. Motor
Transportation Co. I _
Daily Service Between New York & Norm ' "
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING:
’ Ian Inl'fl-Trlokl at Your www.mmu“
awn once, 23 smog. 8-. um was
low-york ones. not was. MM”
{WT-sister flu-m Um!
nouns m ““5“ “lie"- isomra.
BREAD AND '1‘ years but if, m 2 at a
ABEMADE moumnnsr “on, you w, reflex“ ’
Fine bread onsll varieties as well greater ӣ22; risk to
as rolls are fresh made here every b" “fiffiai a ‘11 less
baking day. The rolls include such y°‘"‘ pr f the yearly
well known and popular varieties as 3:333”; :9? cont am
milk. water. mar. sweet. Vienna. and safety are worth more
Crescent buns. Every week day at
cake is to be had here. Gluten Bread
than high interest and
39.x. rollsmmdyforthetrads.
On Saturday or every week coffee
that
service now
_ Only a Little More Summer—THEN COAL.
Areyou prepared for Fall weather!
bodyshoulddeterordeflngnntfltheverydnysooal uni-mm
would be disappointed. for all could not he served at once. Why
9
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Ornroyouwsltlnzf 11m,
Getlyonr coal tumors the rush. Boot quality.
Norwalk Chronicler