.A Nor-walk. ‘
L DAYS "EE
we are making August lively by unheard of prices. This
applies to balance of Summer Stock. which must be clos-T
ed out in short order. it also applies to a few bargains“.
in Fall goods. which. with ready cash. we have secured _
‘ tool: in advance of the Season "
Shin Waisis. Dress Goods.
' invalidation: . ,; 1
is 01m Insomnia.
is visiting her brother, William Starling.
of Bavlland street. '
illra Tlcbenor. of Brooklyn. in visiting
Kr. and lira. Charles Sterling, Fairilsld
avenue.
After using one bottle of this
goparaticn. my hair was restored
to natural color, and ceased
falling out. ”—-Mrs. llamas.
Ecsth St., New York, N. Y.
Arthur Ovatt. painter lor H. Tilly.
Prevents | spent Sunday 2:“ riled“! lnB ”3"" of ”Y$'°¥£::§&e&yw.zgzgm' come at," Choice tYou will always iind interesting values in this depart-
. lfrr. George and aiyne, 0 mo ya, 50 Gilli! men .
10 pieces Fl cred Mohairs, not the thin force
"air from spent Sunday “‘1‘ M daughter, lira. skirts; lmportsr'sgprico is 40 cents; our price. 8' W
George it VanAlslyne. She went to
Hartford today.
Iir. and lira. Willis Grime, of New
Haven. spent Sunday with Theodore
Knapp, 20 Union street.
lira. Theodora Knapp. of Union street,
arrives home today from a ten weeks’
visit in Newtown.
lira. Homer 1‘. Bucknam, of South
Rain street. returned yesterday. from a
week's visit in Redding. .
E. S. Taylor, clerk for W. H. Smith at
00.. of'Norwalk. is taking a week's vaca-
the
Elm Hattie Roscoe. of Weatport ave
nue, has returned from a visit in Water-
bury.
lira. R. D. Wyman, of Taylor avenue,
is spending two weeks in Newburg. N. Y.
llosier.
, 38 dcz. Mlsses’ Seamless. Ribbed Boss? every pair
stamped Hermsdori. just.I think of it, and the price, per
pair,
46 dos Lsdles' Cashmere “'llose, all the manufacturer
had-«he needed the money bully—we bought the lot at
about cns~hslf price, for cash; a regular 50 cent stocking;
ind-v. oer Ink.
2 cents
Not more than six pairs to a customer.
Gloves.
Our entire stock of Silk and Tadcts Gloves marked at
prices to make the day memorable, 50 and 39 cent qualities.
lack and colors, all perfect gcoods. per pair, '
ants
Our 98 and 75 cent grades, per pair,
anis-
6 pieces 46 in. French Cashmere, in black only, 75 cent
quality, Saturday only
' ~ 56 cents.
linen Room.
We advise all housekeepers to take advantage of this
sale of table linens, as the prices will never be as low again.
66 in. Irish Damask. Importer's price. today. is 37:}
cents; five pieces only. can’t last long at the price,
. Falling Out.
M
ed by Iiiss Annie Ilorgan and Louis
Sheldon. enjoyed a ride to Southpsrt.
. E. H. Fox. of the Fox Cycle company.
wheeled to Bridgeport. yesterday after-
noon. and was an eye witness to the tire
in the large lumber sheds in that city,
and which he describes most vividly.
George R. VanAlsiyns. who has been
down east with his Ward V and a party.
wiilgo to Sandy Book this week to wit-
ness the trial races between the Defender
and Vigilant.
Charles '1'. Raymond. of Washington
street. contemplates starting next Satur.
day for Europe, in hopes that the change
s cfthectller two
Oar press room ls sl-
vertlacrs.
I, ‘iiitltwsstarly to westerly winds
' m Wbtariaeottcmpsratura.
WI
601a. Satin Damask. warranted all pure linen; a great
big value at 75 cents; 200 yards only, ,
s is
65 in. extra tire. designs exclusive-ens of the host Ger-
man Damasks—a great many claim its value at $1. 50; our
'polatoftlsethsrmorneterforihe priceis
'3' atom todsyual , ”I: ills-
, Mn “‘1'“ n 50 doz. all llnen towels. extra size. a large 25 cent value,
Milt!
One case oi Crush. 6 cent quality,
“it I
If you are not in need of a pair. an extra pair, at these
7 ”hi-also so. “any“... prices. would certainly be a wise purchase.
filaghmgfi mg“. of climate will prove beneficial to him. Fix-Warden and lira. John E. Lee are umbreuaSI 0 b l b M l' giants“ ft 1
- . no a e rown us In, can or , or
. Iir and Mrs. Edward Reynolds, of true-ts at the Norwalk Hotel. 6 0mm 26 m. Ladies Umbrellas, good for “in or shine, 0811th I 1
Vacation Rcadlng. Bedford. N. Y's Ill" returned home llisa 1" ““1““ Taylor, °t Orchar special value. One hale brown Muslln, 7 cent quality for
street, is visiting in Daahury. , gs COM.
Frank 0. Bundle. of Winnipauk, “'0' 66 in. Ladlea' Umbrellas. all black made of extra line
jouruing in Ridgeiield. . glorisfirest grade material sticks all warranted.
George Beacroft and family. of Phlla- s I ware Si 43 “Gil a
after a week's visit with their son. L. J.
Reynolds, of Winnipauk. .
JohniIJohnscnpf the firm of Johnson
at Finnlgan, manufacturers of hats, of
Antonia. spent yesterday with his family
' Bullock recently publshed a list or 5 cents
vacation reading. The follow-
, srsthscussmontioned in the
"list which may be kind at the
library.
For Men.
6060:. men's plain and fancy trimmed Night Shirts.
been costs of the
dolphin. WM h.” 8 full length and finish, equal to my 75 cent quality,
‘ _ urs'rom. Nickersou famiiyin Norwalk. have re
am Statesman Series, Daniel on Woodward avenue. . turned home. MONEY SAVERS. . - n “Ill!
‘ ‘ WM 111 2 Frank Sisuson, of C. E. Seymour’s Scissors, 5, 6 and l in.. 48 eentquslity, par palr,
. .. """"""""" 1.11 1 grocerystore. istaking his annual v ”in.“ ' °°"P"“""‘- ill I "c an epanmenll
m Hamilton """"""" tion. and will go with his family to New The oifor oi compromise, made by the Shirt Waist Sets. 75 cent qua ity. per set, .
[an of Letters Series. p.186 7 Rochelle to ”a,“ . week. Norwalk Gas Light company, has been SIM. _ Plain Wash Bowls and Pitchers. 64 cents.
V, Ilia!“ Flbg‘; . - . - .......... 136 8 Hrs. James “BUN“?! “d dllllhlfl' “(m by Chill“ Valentine. f.” of Holt 8110“”, black;n|iy.22famt.quallty. 2133:: £33122, :? 339::
' ~ """ ' """"" Evelyn of Cam street arespendln the Katie Valentine. '1'” ““5 was °°' , Silk Shade Frsm'es.1 14 06018
‘ M?!“ ‘mfl? Fi'hj' :28 34 week a; Indian pNeck. hear New 35.... «flow by 0 live win Mouths to the mm 8"” “'1’ ”fimgfit? m" 3 m“ Glow Night Limos. 16 cents.
M! the intro. 0 n . 8“ company. 5‘108'010' that she ran C d l Ore eSoa 3 cakes Ten inch Cake Salver, 17 cents
pm ________________ 245 3 J. C. Bundle, of Wmnipauk, started route a e In P. . -
....... . . _ Mrs. Pott's Sad irons.set. 77 cents.
. m“ n for Ssratoga this morning for a week's against ‘3 and was “IM' it will b' re 25 “lit! Iron Ifix Spoons 15 in 1 cont
1' U th N 1 A all sojourn at that delightful 'resort. membered that the wire was crossed Pin Cushion. 40 cent quality, 14 cart Bread R'sissrsZ'with cover, 63 cents.
~ “3"“ 3““ P ° ‘ °- m ' with an electric light wire. slur will (tents union Ring. ml. 1 cm.
>3. Edwards .. . .. .............. 218 7 Dr. Dexter Hitchcock and wife. of now be brought against the company Lace Collars, 75 can? 5nullity. Japluega Dust Pauli, .. coma
hWVoyage. R. L. Sioveuson.224 18 West avenue, have arrived home from for ”.000 ii ”fit! 4 quart. block tin. Long Handle Sauce Pan, 10 cents.
m the Plains, R, L. Stovensoa.232 21 an outing in Litchileld county.
Q Walden. Thoresum .......... 186 1 lira. Chmbfloush’ who has been . SENTINH‘ PATTEBN' BRING YOUR FURNITURE COUPONS. GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1.
ill”! Journeys in India. 33““ guest of lira. Talcott. of Union] Park. ‘ “an. “I," “...... ... fly. on.“
. VLWMI’ ...................... 288 16 III! zone to Asbury Pflk. In! It. Obtained p, "m' the Ooupol
Dudley Books. Horace Soudder. .177 1-2 " 3
Frank Layton and Dwight Keep. who Muted Below.
Pure Goods.
~m. Characteristics, Arthur wheeled ‘0 South onnzel “33 Ffidiyl W have made a lsl arrsn manta
. Smith ........................ 246.1 ‘ d h t . h e pec 8°
Through the Dug Continent, £1 a, are "We? ome onlg 3' with the agents of the celebrated Bear
81 I ....... ' ............ 217 7-3 Mrs. Splcer and daughter Emma have Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
, returned to New York. frois visit with resent to our lady readers some of their
mats, P
Lamb’s Essays . 133 16.17 18 Dr. and lira. A. N. Clark. very newest and choicest patterns «f ”“”'*’
, w Arnold; Essays....'..'l8314. 211. 4 Mrs. Susan Car-man. of Brooklyn. has garmsute. Full and explicit directions
and Seasons. Burroughs. .281 19 been visiting 501' daughter, Ml’0- GGOIBO ‘0' Wm" ”gem" “‘9 garments 33‘ Don't you know the man that turns out pure goods can stand in the sun-
Frash Fields, Burroughs .......... 13-2 22 H. Fr". West street. company each pattern. light and fear no one 3 He has nothing to hide: no defects to cover up, and his
roams. Bliss Lottie Rose. of '1‘0llea “Yeah. i5 whole character will bear the inspection of the daylight.
. wgfiwaysids Inn l 19:32:“; 3:31:88“ with Mrs. Eh” Our trade on the celebrated Ferris Hams, Boneless Bacon and Smoked
m” ‘ ' ' ' ‘ d 'I . a
, Illa dfiish l ' """" 136 18 Mrs. Sylvester Remington andzdaught- mm“ m growmg 1?! y , . .
\ _ . . Afresh arrlvalovery Vledueoday. If you have not tried these deilclons
IdyllsoftheKln Tenn son 2312 or Battle, of Brookslde, have returned
I material Pi: s Shake ‘ from Ridgeiield. . goods send us your order. Remember that the host' Is the cheapest.
”ftp-......" ... ....... , . .' ........ 136' a Mini! Frances Hoyt. of Danbury. is Our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter Is made fresh every week. We supply your neighbor, can’t we supply
' iii P lin L. D‘ fWood- 10“?
Wordsworth’s Poop; ............. 2311 2:315:38 on e not. 0 A hm variety of Rain, Assorted mum
lismsutsry History of Art, Miss Emily C L‘Amoureaux, 093mg. Plenty of Fresh Country Eggs. Strictly Pure Spices, the strongest and best.
‘ ‘ D’Auvors. ............... .. . . .132.11 lyn, is a guest of Mrs. L. J. Reynolds of WNothing but FIST CLASS GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
“ ‘r' ‘acrm. Winnipank. ~
,3" to KM" the Wild “Wm liiss Clara Sale, of New Haven, is the '
III. D.“ .................... 228.18 'u”‘ 0! “ll. Florence E.‘e’ Son". . ’
"”10“. Main street.
- WM". Chub!“ Brom- - - -- ----- 133 3 unsold s. Bristol, who has been visit-
grind-'13:; Ergo-{MM . Mg: :2 lug friends in this any. has returned w 11le Bglmw than;
M as ........ .. . “rum mm . [E
m Island. 8:1?!” --------- :32; C. I. Daniels '90“ yostsrdaylwith his “These cleaves no out in the extreme“?!o , I
'- v. ' Stale """""" wife and dau hter. who are; visitln in ' mi III e. and will meet
Willi! mwoald. :mmEWiHSu 3:351: Weston. ‘ g most exacting demands of the very fas- TELEPHONE CALI-s I 3-2.
“00ml,“ l "Soc; B -------- 16417 Frederick Schledler, theftonsorial tidisus. fashionable womari. No. Has
vanilla ward, ........... handsome sleeve in 'l‘udor style. made 5
m ..164 ,1 artist, has returned from his trip lto Ger- .
----- - many. from rich silver brocade and black «91- MUSIC H ALL
.flll titansdBobs Warmth ----- 1935 ll W 11.? i N ik nd Vat. andlsdeairahle for the moat swell Th N s h
Mfmlml- Gsskell --------- “~95” "' lerson ° °"" ' basques, waists or tea gowns. Silk or 9 8w 6 "0'
son are spending a few weeks’at Enter.
fine and Sensibility. Jane Austin. .2366 N. E!
. satin can be used in place of the velvet
Ib Wilkina’ New England
RECREAQON TOURIST
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hero shown. any corros nding material »
‘ Stories. ................ 231.16 ‘13.; 24 Iirs.1)rlasdoAlien has returned from developing the run mfg. The stylish EQ\%O‘\V‘\”\XQ\3C:“L© of: “he” 7°“ “{GIWJBMWCM garments
. ' lunaDoone, Blackmoro ........... 165 6 an out~g in Northern Connecticut. arrangement r, over comfoflwle linings ‘3 U3" "QN 9' ""7 doscnption correctly, in the
HISTORICAL NOVELS
> how of Orange Ribbon, lira. Barr. .1716
We Woolng. Mrs. Stowe. . . .186 32
Prices and Pauper. Mark Twain. .264 12
aged Lion, Ilsa Yongs. . . . ....... 163 5
iii-Isl or the Alhambra, Irving... . . .181.1
barns" of Pompeii. Buiwsr.. . 2..23 13
Ian Without a Country. Elsie ..... 161 20
Booster Sohoolmaater. Eggleaton. ..161 17
m Torn' s Cabin. Mrs. Stowe. .166 16
m Tunings, Bynner ......... .181 14
Vllll'l'lllll DIVE.
rIIwJ. L. Wonder, masts 2.1?
161‘. liloGrrald, Louis (Juiced, .1
W.dfiawYak; Samuel li‘ritn. Jr.
lasstsrers at the Seashore
, j flra. E. Ernst Reeves and daugh-
‘ ‘1- W Rum. oi Ball Francisco,
lillsr. In, of Philadelphia. There
manuals ct ii‘rohlasu'a or any
Mil AEmma Nolan and daughter Alice
returned to their home on Raymond
street, Saturday. after a visitlwlth rela-
tives in Elizabeth. N. J. .
Miss Lilly Brooks, of New Havsn.ia
[visiting the Misses Hunt, South Main
attest.
K. William Mansfield and Waldo O.
Briggs. of Crescent Terrace, spout Sun-
day in Meriden.
lira. J. A. Camp, of West avenue. has
returned from Block island.
Mrs. William Iaslinc and son Everett.
of Tours street. are visiting relatives in
Port Chester.
5 sad Amour tile Icsntalns. "I. m i B N Y
rriacn.o rcwsters. . ..is
hmmrufm 1:1 film: . guest or lira. William Benedict. of
“I". Illflll
Stanley 16. Smith and family, of Crea-
osnt Terrace, have retnrusd from an out-
ing on Long island.
lit. Sweeney .supcriotandsut of the
Providence allies of the John Hancock
insurance company. is tbs guest of If.
it. Arnold. Bastard place.
“ohms. sail-ca
that are titted with the usual two seams.
Nos. 2 and ii are exceedingly vclnmn-
inous. drooping from plalts or gathers at
the top in stylish folds to the elbow. The
lower portions are shaped to form either
a round belt or pointed edge, which is
faced and turned back to form a coil or
worn over the hand as desired; Crepoii.
crepclino do sole. cos do Londros, poau do
sole, brocade, satin, “flats, grenadine.
. organdio. hatisie and other fancy fabrics
will develop stylishly by the mode.
Pattern 6.411 is out in throcjsizss, via:
till, 66 and 40 inches bust measure.
The retail price of pattern is 30 cents.
"Ellllll SEITIIEI. llllIll’llll
A mm m
“.m’i‘lBi'nw ‘1’
Cntthis
“Mogu‘tggitgnyournmandaddmal
Stoneware Bllflllll litres.
"AMI
mill-IS
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satan
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
fl.R.BllLKLEY ill]
62 South Main St.
‘AGINTS FOR
Siealns and Keeling.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
lilo ice from .60 up. Wheels routed and
Nfll’rgd. . ff!
Wm
SOUTH lllllllillll SAVINGS Bill
61 Washington stI'sat.
csilyrroult ornamental! from its
tinder carburettor
ammonites-ma. scale
mummy. ' .
"I‘m ”It “It. MW
Wow“
lNCLUDlNG
lllllllfllll Hilts Mill Hillil
BCDMMODATIOIS.
0 days to Earnings. every Monday during
season ..31
lidsys to Block island. 5every Saturday in
J lily and Au not :llst. 08:6 1
ildays to lcwnort. every Saturday during
those-son .1076;
tdaysio iagara Falls. Augustnth, 10.
Man to Thousand islands. An act um. :16.
Hdaysto Anubis Chasm. .lu Std. illlth.
at 6th 12th.10th and 26th“
White ym August
Mountains.
1th and September 6.
For tickets and information call on G. W.
arris.are t.N .
ltd for“Nsw England Tourist"
B.
ving full
description of tours. dates. time-tab
andelc.
386m
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward property. cv-
erlooking Norwslk Harbortltslao
Shore Lot
at and of Manes arenas.
Particulars 69131.11" 1'0
latest styles and by the simplest, quick.
not and most (iconomical manner, 1. .3
No. 22 South Main street.South Nontalk.
Facts always outweigh theories; and
the above statement is a practical fact.
Our Cutter is certainly a groatadvanoa
in mechanical science, and we calculate
it cuts a large figure towards helping
those who wish to help themselves, and
no one must expect any permanent cre-
dit, only as they merit it.
This school is richly worth the consid-
eration of the best people. in the best
communities. and all are cordially inn
vitsd to investigate this school for than-
aslvss. which very many are doing.
Conpstsnt ladies in charge.
Norwalk Chronicler