‘ Osborn avenue.
s young tree. itr
visiting her sis-
: . in satirical.
of Bridgeport,
. spent yesterday
in Boyt's Theatre
for his home in
has. elitism street.
a.
m illuuishoy.
mama,
“hit the re-
Wstsrhurymsiiilidstsies‘seound " p ,
men. he'hsdtotsksthlrdplsos. purine
the year he hrs-strut es s rudder»
guide ithesliipet stutethe'two Dune
,nrets listen st lonerhssde no sided
‘1 nsnsliywith A. T. mm, whothls
"lyesr desire-emulation m rindh
' ostionothlseuurssdurlngths your
=‘~ ._ ~1‘wootherhiensre tslhsd otus ‘~
‘ erotic naming
- mink.“ iterator. and
“WW uystsrmis. ‘Both of these.
', then. nndtheohjeotof‘nutniustingths‘m.
, Vsndine, E. '1‘. Bates. C. W. Loans
us, from a visit in
h. of Aosonis. ll
. plenum lathe trip.
. o! 'i’suntun. lists.
' town on Tuesday.
The Foreign illusion «minty held s
hslsy show st Mrs. George Bittersun’s
residence. Thur-ids: nimnoon. It was
in Brooklyn with
it! some
fill you believe
~ Joesstwhi hss
out ‘ ,
f y“"""’”, ‘
for seleettnsn. P. s.
itruthouchhwould interned select“
it they ere. will he to throw overuosm
sll hioherers sud try new men.-—-Advo~
onto. .
The second sunusl olsnihsks oi the
Klondike chino! Dsrisn. was held at
George Book’s lashsside Inn, yesterdsy
alteration. do. following were pres-
ent: J. i). Klinelelter. Ghsrles G
Wsterhury, ()hsrlee W. Rsymund. J.
ll. Edney. W. .W. Bollard. Ghsrlss '
hut-y. Arthur Morris. William Schilli-
kneohdt, M. J. Burns. '1‘. W. Austin,
Front lienion. Andrew Whitelnw.
George Bailey. Sylvester Brown. A. G
Builey, George Btrsngwnrd. Arthur
Bibbins. John Bullock. H. II. Volun-
tine. Jacob Wolfe. G. B Noxon. Stephen
Hall. The first prise was given to E
T. Bitten. After some fine lonsts.thr
guests pronounced the hshe one oi the
cost. The second and third prises were
swsrded to C. W. Waterbury and John
Belleeh.
The Olisuoer club met Tuesday night
st the home of llr. and hire. A. 8. Bit:-
hins. The next meeting will he with
In. 8. 0. Harrison. Thursdny night
Selections will b: tend from the works»
at Chaucer. the {other of English liters-
tnrc. .
The Democrats will ensemble in the
Town Roll. out Wednesdsy night st 8
o‘clock. and nominsie candidates for
town oilloes sud transect otln r boldness
proper to come before said meeting.
GlOMflOWN .
W. A. Willistns sud L P. Miller
wheeled to Coney Island last Saturday.
John Walsh‘s oldest child had it puts:
lyllc shout. last week.
Rev. U. 0. hioh’r and fontin arrived
home from Mexico. Mondsy night.
The Gilbert it Bennett lituutaotur-
inn oompuny he not hssnshleto run its
entire works tor sevorsl dsys on account
of s broken rope.
Miss Eds Perry and her cousin es-
tumeti from Madison. Tuesday ulter-
noon.
The Bold not mt Who'll nines
plsyrdin town. tisturdsy. The score
hood sixteen to eight in invorotths
Georgetown.
lieltienl'leldsmi Bldgshury. em in
' uslled the little light hemrs' reception.
morning.
til-MIMI“
visitor! to Queen
While theywsse in [London
3mm» keen m
w‘ ' ’ waistline them the ballot.
dun says that there husheenno dintnrb-
shoe or p
the v . nodieeord. othmilysnd no-
attempt on the port at priests or minis-
ters to manipulate the women's vote.
Those turmerly unpaid to would! sub
innenrenowossertoreoord their
‘ votes. and womenstmul political meet
8. .l. liiilerlm for Ohiespo. lender
Mrs Mary Butler-sou died Wednesday
Dr. $190th tensity retur‘ustl to
Britain. ”studs! um. slits
spending the retainer st their W
his. William “nominally trill
lure Boll Islssd. for in York.»-
We
in I ,
a ”TM
3‘an
she um
pleassntnsss 0:! any sort st
ions on well osmon. They ask questions
ot‘cundidatss. moire speeches, move
resolutions. etc, and the msjority at
them are temperance advocates.
Milli (lesions For n Dido.
A beautiful Wedding costume for s
bride, veil and all. is described in The
ladies’ Home Journsl 'hy Isobel A.
Nation: "The gown isol white sstin--
ihnt beautiful cream white that you ed»
mired so much—sud it is inside with s
full but plain shirt. The tulle veil, not
wornovorthe hoe. is tsstuned to the
high eoiflure (the heir must slwsys he
arranged high when n roll is worn) un-
der n clutter of orange blosnonis. The
long. minted sleeves. prettuy toll st
the shoulders. are finished with hills of
real point lsoe. sud s trill in Mummy
dares out at the heck of the orth col—
lot. The crush belt is laid in soft l'olds
and does not show its (atoning. which
is at the title. You will be wise in hsv~
in; no cringe lilo-ems on your gown.
They would have to he Wed m
dininly other the weddilu. "
Dr. Itsry 'IIWI Answer.
Dr. Mary Walker wen asked the other
day it she «till liked trousers. Her sn-
ewor was:
“Like them i" The counter question
wan rife with meaning. “You poor ho
nighted woman. you who have all your
life gone groping shout in rsiuy weather
with n sltiri flopping nhont your ankles
and hitting the hack of your socks——
your stockings. excuse rho-«so you hold
it up; ‘ you who hsve bed the wind
blowing u lot of silly lsen slid till:
shout your knees; you who here worn
feathered sud flowered hesdgesr ihst
can't see or sits heels sntl gives you
freedom of ussonline hshllinientsl"
2
Why. m7
Union Bimini.
In. J. n. W.
“mausoleum-townhouse:
mend pinsxtrlm done at “it
riohsstsnd Mthtllmu‘o in
Mouthssndmhmlws ss medium
hsomwltli hsndsoute menisci:
mmu‘didmt designs. «will
sswithmsotniuedsedplniuhudm
Jumpsttsrnofshindsnd coloring.
Vietnrls’s jubilee.“
Mics. in new sod popnlsr west-eunuch
as lsdiss’ cloth. tritium. poplinsgrsnites
end drsp ”tie om; Espll line ssnbrsoes
ill the wsited colon. *
' needs-re practically without limit in
either tilts over your eyes untilyon
uenrnlgiu in the top 0! your hood—-
what do you know of the contort sud
Women constitute n large tnsjority o!
the «incontr- of America. At the No-
iionul Tenehers’ association which met
mnrly in Milwaukee women were as
much inevidence as men. They rcstl
“fillers. ilcliveredhgldm: “£st ":1 they m"
immnuntospeeo sown as urns- ' i
ouline delegates. Nth sexes Ma would“ t
cquttllyio the lshor which nude the acoufia in
gutlwring ouch s “(nest of lesson end .
flow of soul. " They divided the work. .UHMOIu.
but what shoot the honors? In the list .novthnnd.
oi calms elected for the no your 2'::: to
not at wotnnn's nsme appears. hylm 'gm‘fl'n-
In. J. u. optimisation! the‘htost
interested workers in the west tor prison
Mom. For to years she has been mn—
Will (it «try-
lenses!!! for
i Wilma.“ L l
An slew line of piece dyed dress
Although the bony mixtures in dress
variety o! wesves sud ooiorlngs. they
use very modest slid rich in theireitwls.
And turtlisrtnor'e. while they no not
wholly in single dress lengths the quen-
tity 0! ml: is such that the likelihood oi
sseingonse' purohsse dupliostetl is great-
ly uvoidrd. The styles of cloths are very
dlil‘ercnt from s year ago.
Black gown stuns never canto out in
richer hlsuk then now: our in more to
duty of wesveu. '
Notwithstnndlnn the lending i'sd runs
to plain neuter this season. sum being
so phin oven es s min finish. we yet
lisvu new list! their wetland through
the stock sessile!“ in danced goods.
nnclndingqnltsn low or the conserve
vivo designs in «replies. All these plain
wesveo give u value to black dress gmuls
that we have not had for s another oi
seasons.
Prince aloof nil kindswunitcvcryhody.
lisch quslisy in the best for its price.
The D. MIREAD co.
union-um.
A Good Thing,
So business men say.
improve, your chance:
tor the intern.
my sud right no
less. .
Irm‘s
Willi. Th0 “MN "I0 Mil MI nsotsd with the Pueblo Benevolent
sturnoon tit the hours. gotta licensed tel 9:; (30mm
mmwmwmwmn 0 win the rum to n ‘ ,-_.
”worm. in». o y «mm. lily in» turn. 3 lug“...
once i luwuot the little hove m
Charles Joitesmhohsshesu unending changed so unto give women wins» ‘ 0."...
in. summer in gun um, mun huehsutis are ioissrshls. drunken and a. d 7 ’
mm w W? "on. am...” “i...” “M” W
John road. “Whilfllmflm m m " l. C. m - - PM
WWW‘“ hell “Mb this "'3' W
trots sso :
You use tm min at
is pinned before you its
Prim
lk. .8 50.
' Ledie.‘ block csnel‘s hair serge s
fucker. lined with silk, .7 so.
At the prices we are selling these suin they are
cheaper ill in the their: ills would, cost.
Falllackets and‘ capes.
We line: made a. reduction on all Fall Jdikcts ‘
and capes. They must go a: we want the room. .
Black cheviot jsclm, 01.25; iortner price, 83 50.
Black chevioi jacket, fly from, $3; former price,
04 on.
3 ‘ log out our entireilloe «(tutoring
ill. sedfhsve made special crimson them to:
.. “one _ V,
' _ graham rulinhlsclt sud nsvy, Eton jscktt.
Willi» - . > ~
Lidia" serge suits, navy blue, blazer jacket,“ .
Lsdles’ some suits, navy blue. ploi'n, Eton jacket ‘
trimmed, with, hrtiid and lined with silk, $6.50, ‘
Ladles' $co‘ch mined suits, fly from
with silk, .7 so.
Lsdies’ mixed cloth suits, Eton jacket, trimmed ‘
wj’h timid and lined «in. iilk. ss 50. '
Lndlss’ block serge suit, Eton jacket, lined with ,
one.
7 so; former price.
iorntrr price, 1 so.
' our price, 9 co.
Tan b'oadtlo
7.00: lower price.
jacket, lined
former price, 9.00
"lolly, Iron! All ofo‘urclo’llt
Mountain cake
Pie plates, roc.
, . , nth lethal. 5.0a; tanner, prion};
.,. _ mkgloydngonnl Jacket, 4 is: leaner-prim.
13ml; cigydingonal inlets, “it! till: liningI
Block broadcloth jacket, lined
Block clsy diagonal, lined throughout, 6 so; in
Tan c inert cloth
Tan cheviot cloth jacket. 3.50; former price, 5.0m
Housefurnishing Dept.
SPECIAL PIiOES OI ABATE WIRE.
Square cake puns, tcc. ‘
15 inch stove puns, 30c.
me feel clothes lines, t3c.
Best bullied clothes lines, 15c. l
trqt galvanized pails, too
Good parlor brooms, 19c
NQYELTIES IN HAVILA
:to no '5.
throughout, 5 59;?
fancy s‘lk lining,
' in
h jacket,
tooo. v, ‘ . -
jazltct. fancy hilt lining. on r
. , o" W
and ti k capes at prices to close.
pans, soc. .,
“Whip“;
fl
_ ”of
No cums. '
0
Furniture.
Gnrpotn.
Dry flood...
«mum ..
comparison will result to our advantage.
New Myles come in. of course, even in
' 1'. poetry
it picks)! the world‘s merchandioe. Fresh and ocmnnhle in every particular, at prices inipoosible in other
unites. Compare our prices may with any other hone: soiling goods in our line. The
ii you are union to keeping ltuuselltismtlnmn. you can buy everything but. stoves and pot»: and pans at so till it liuyt’e,
South Norwolk nluru. You can begin in the kitchen and buy your
OIL CLOTH OR LIN'OLEUMSI
ill which this house Isms a larger aaturk. It Wt-nrs fort-tor. almost, they ‘ily, and looks like it lilevl floor.
Curtains.
Parties-on,
Loco Curtains.
All nude ior your drawing room, [atrium and lied rooms. lll'iis AND CAIll'E‘l‘S are n L'Nfll it-nitirt- oi Scum-Id & Huyl‘n stock. I
SCOFIELD d "ONT,
‘83 Washington St,
Tabla Govern.
South florwalk, 0t.
a regular genuine week of
out criticism. automate. wssuiuoron noun.
6. n no Amttlill.l*8({¥lil91(llt.
lT Wit-Alia run ll‘iiilihl'.
tier stmhtitwnll psusrdtrsu‘t require
touch tslh. pic-shied you are li. 'l'hn
sdrsrtisswnilstuusstomyoutownw
moduli lathihss to prove lMlS’
cellulite slid priest! usrpsttsiss. which
, I
M
PM ‘ .,
“W: m“
”mammwm.
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Hurrah“ Everyone!
Beginning with Saint-liar, the 18th. and ending with Saturday, the 25th of September,
TEMPTING BARGAINS!
The Ruling Price of Which wan Bo teemi-
Conic yourselves. to“ your foil-ode. and don't let your enemies! (if you have any) get ’
ahead oi you. The bargains will be phenomenal for tvctt those days of low prices The .
DRESS GOODS!
alone that we shall throw out at 19c per yard ore ofsnch value that it will entitle you to
weep il'yon don‘t; get them while you have the chance. The other stocks will present
thtir share of bargains in nuke this n week to be remembered by you.
} South Norwalk Boston , Store, I
SOUP}! NORWALK. (”ill I.
MR. 0030'!
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
Wit-ii limos-Its
Tun-day. lope II
it cram for Balkan is?
hnI‘Wv
“on homiml sod ten boys
him entered elitism, om
this school. lies criminal
minim
a. u. “i
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Norwalk Chronicler