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MOW”.
Tum Frail
Cream
In forms
and we are now mak-
Ina Peach Cream.
Order {on 507 meal.
we wlll doll var an Ilmo.
«9mm
51 Washington St.
.utuliuuulutus
An animal polsonei is at Milk in Wil-
ton avenue. Norwnlk.
Major G. M. Holmes. of Norwalk.
was in Wilton on Tuesday.
Arthur Smith visited
South Norwallt on Sunday.
Frederick ’l‘rlpp.~of Norwulk. has
secured a position in Plttsfield, Mass.
Frank O'Neil and Will Fryer, of
Georgetown, ure camping on Cockenoc
island.
Mrs. Edith Foster, of Georgetown.
is the guest of Mrs. Dennis Hull, South
Noni/slit.
-—Umbrellns, Mourning Bonds, O'Brien
Miss Grace Stummell. of Norwalk,
has bush visiting Miss Josie Stouunel,
in (lunuon.
Miss lreno Dibble. of Boyvlew ave-
nue. is the. guest of Miss Margaret Fox.
in New Haven.
Company D will hold another drill at
the Armory, this evening, in prepara-
tion for camp week.
Mrs. Frederick A. Lane and children.
of Crescent Terrace. are spending it
few days in New anen.
Miss Bessie Mallory Stanley, of Main
street, is the guest of Miss Etta M.
Schultzo in Bridgeport.
——Look at all the new things in the
Kitchen Dep't expressly for this sale.
M. 8. Smith & Co.
The iiowland Dry Goods Company
will sell you that trunk. stilt case. or
bag so necessary to all w-uationers.
They have all the latest styles at the
lowest nrltes
Ralph Ilnrrctt. oi’ Norwulk, hns
spent in few days with his nunt. Mrs.
D. 0. Chose. in Georgetown.
Miss Clementine Choiweil and Miss
Dorothy (iholwell, of liigh street, have
gone to the White Mountains.
Raymond i-h‘o‘hers have the con-
trout for the furnishing of 0.000 feet of.
flagging for the Sol-lier-s’ Home in No-
rotou.
'i‘he indies oi the Silvermlne Church
are scheduled to hold it lswn fete this
evening at the residence oi" Mrs. Henry
luthrle.
The Broad River Sunday school held
its annual picnic at Roton Point yes-
terday, the trip to and from the Point
being made by trolley.
—-Will give, Sut. eve.. from 6 to 9
o'clock. to purchasers 01’ 25c or over.
choice of handsome ToothpickS Holder
friends in
or Salt or Pepper Shaker. M. SSmhh
& 00.
Miss Sadie Bodwell has returned
from it two weeks' vocation. spent at St.
John’s. N. 13., as the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. W. W. T. Duncan.
Thomas J. Sterling and family. of
Norwalk, are among the first to take
possession of one of the new Alfred
Perry houses, in Fnlrfleld.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
regular meeting tonight. After the
meeting there will be a social time fol-
lowed by light refreshments.
Miss Elizabeth Tolles. of Falrfleld
avenue. south Norwnik, is enjoying a
week with her sister, who is enjoying
the summer at Falrfield Bench.
——Don’t forget the moonlight excur-
sion of the bull team of the McKlbbin
Manufacturing Company gnu Sons of
St. George tonight. There will be mu-
sic and dancing and a display of the
“Hampton‘s" Searchlight,
The Norwnlk Typographical Union
did not hold its meeting scheduled for
last night. on account of the absence of
one member which lacked a quorum.
Mrs. George Velie and son George.
of South Norwalk_ were guests at the
home 01' Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Walker.
Ramapo road. R.idgefield Sunday.
Howard Zeluff, of the G. & B. of
flee force. in Georgetown was a dele
gate fl om South Norwalk to the State
Fireman‘s convention at Branford, this
week.
The Bridge Pharmacy has just re
ceived the latest edition of Humph-
rey's Specific Mnmul and Veterinary
Guide. If you wish one, call at the
store.
The remains of Lawrence Walker
arrived in Norwuik yesterday afternoon
from Pluinileld, N. J., and were taken
to the Norfleid Cemetery. where inter-
. ment took place.
-—Don‘t miss attending our great
Cioorance sale. Special Bargolns for
Sat. ofternoon and evening. Look for
our poster at your door. MS. Smith
Howard Do‘r. manager of Com-
. «stock Brothers' Norwnlk store was in
the great bargains during the red tog
sole to be found at their stores.
The D. M. Rood Connony comes so-
renely to the front again today. with
more bargains in tbinn interesting to
the feminine heart. Rood the oil. out!
see if there in onylhing you need.
mThe “Wild Doc. " ’owned by Edger
ymond, of Rowoytnn. boo been that
oughly ovorhouled,trcpolnted Ind new
”will . . l
Ridgoileld. last Thursday, advertising -
uiin hue been bent, nnd min she in ,
numbered with the little heat oil Hick-
you their worthiness.
time in coming to this wonderful sale.
Suit Bargains in the Great lied “Tag Sale.
All we can say about the goodness and style quality of these suits can not conbey to
You must see them and judge for yourself. Honestly, you never saw
such sp'endia' balues at such Io'tb prices as you find on the red lugs. .
We not only invite but4urgqe every man and young man who reads this to lose no
You will thank us for asking you to come.
SUITS FOR MEN.
You will find broad choice among the fancy patterns made for this season '3 service.
N.) trouble to fit you perfectly at each price.
$6 and $5.00 suits for $4.55 $10 to $15 suits for $7.55
$16.50 to $15 suits for $9.55 $l5t0 $25 suits for $15.55
SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN.
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Unrestricted chorce of all of this season 5 smart suits at three very low prices.
$5 to $7 .50 suits for $5.55 $5 to $10 suits for $0.55
$12 to $15 suits for $7.55
Remarkably atlraclibe brain: or outinq trousers, furnishings and hats.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Miss t‘nr’ric Stevens, of itidgeiield.
is the guest of Miss Ethel Merrium,
the populur stcuogrnphlc instructor at.
the. Brown Business college. Miss.
Merriam only recently returned from
ti visit at Miss Stevens' home.
-——l.ntest. Straw Huts. O‘Brien,
A large number of people will go to
lioton l'oint tonight to attend the coke
walk and prize woltzlng contest under
the auspices of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company. of Rowuyton. A good
time is assured ilil who attend.
——Bnrgiiins in every stock for Sat.
and Motifs (treat Sole. M. S. Smith
& Co_
Dr. James 0. Hammond, of Greens
Forum. is to have a new and up-to~
date. barn built at once to take. the
place of the one tit-.t‘royed by fire on
the night of July 15. Builder John
Fairclzild. of Snugntuck. has the con-
tract.
FIFTEEN CENT ”SHEET MUSIC.
Friday and Saturday:
“Kiss Yourself Goodbye.”
“Bouquet in Misery Hall."
“Lovely Mary."
“Ad olinn.”
“Moonlight on The Melon Pntch. "
'Pro i'aiensi March. "
» “My Genevieve.”
"Under Southern Skies."
“Has Your Mother Any More Like
You"
“No One But You."
COLmAN'S
Azent for A. G Shouldinrs
Baseball and Sporting Goods
33 1-3 cents a manila. will
pay far a" Safe Dcpdsit 60x af-
fa rdingiibSoInttce «noses: st 3:
in buying groin and feed, it's not so important to save
money us to get the best and have it in good, clean condi-
' tion. Here. you can do both. We want you to believe tlmt
this is a dependable store—you get what you think you
get. if you buy your next lot montages you'll be sor-
ry but for one thing—41nd you uidnt b n to patronize us
longvago.
'auv' OATS THAT'S CLEAN. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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JACKSON’S ' s'rpoio
IP'Ine Photographs
, .‘ . ‘.
"Popular Prices--
33 Wall St" Norwalk
Oppoolho Hotol
Studio Houro
into In m.: 2 to A p. m.
Be up-to-daie and use
EASTMAN’ S KDDDID PLATES
They ore much lighter than glass plate: nod ore orthocfimnotic .ond
non- ~hniotion. fl
JUST THE THING IF ‘YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. -'
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For I ole by
William P. Beers, .. .
Photographic Denier.
NORQALK. CONN.
49 WALL STREET.
HE. C. HOWEQ
Recently hood onérotor for 81 ego! & Copper. 000 The Boll Studios,
New York City will bein chorgo tor the summer. of In! Studio.
Flat quality work guornntond. .
LEWIS. II min Stunt. NorwnIk.
OLD SIGHT *AND OLD ADI
" Cid night in o mutter of non 010- light to o question of
’31...“ ductility in fiodiog,whilo m“. up; is mod
‘ structure since its removal.
Talcum
Po wder
10 CENTS BOX
A prepiralion recommend-
ed by physidans. .
Thisis a SPECIAL and
equabfofany po’tbu'er on
the market
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Clifford Pharmacu
75.?le 15-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The McKibbin Baseball Association
and the Sons of St George will have s
moonlight sail tonight on the steamer
Hampton leaving South Norwalk at
8 o'clock. There will be music and
dancing on the steamer.
—Our biggest Sale of the year com-
mencing Sat. Aug. 8 at 9 oclock. See
the array of bargains. M. S Smith it
Go
0 E Jackson is advertising the new
temple attachment. with which you
can transform your eye glasses into
speqtscles in a few- seconds. This is
Just the thing for people going on the
Water and other gamers; t: rips where
they are apt to i their glasseg
Miss Florence dhtbill has taken 0.
position as soloslsdym in Sturtevont‘s
snooeedlng Miss Grace Coburn. who
resigns her position Saturday night.
Next Tuesday Miss Coburn will leave
for a two months’ visit with relatives
in New York stabs and Pennsylvania.
—All kinds Yoch Cogs. O'Brlm.
Bum“ w. r w t. of *East‘ to
wait. has Just com ted the work
ot.moving the bulidi formerly occu'
pied by «Barber Pol .? from the cor-
ner of Monroe otreot ond Railroad ove-
nue..89nth Norwolh,:to the opposite
corner in Stote street He has also
made severol improvements on the
--Look at our 5 ond 10c Dep' t. Every-
thing. onything 6 or We. 00th
010th ‘n'lwoyo in ottsndsnce. ll. 8.
Smith It Co. .
FOR 000D RIOULTI IN THE ART
OF _PH TOONAPHY
Vacation Needs.
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voun NEEDS or szuAsLEs was THE HOT iudhrn’mn vi .
BHOULD IE WELL supruso on roan orAnrmo on vault we,
CATION AND NOWHERE cAN may on our" oorrulu' In A
non: nnAsouAan cosr THAN noun. ‘ . - r- :i-l' t
ourmo sum FOR MEN, co NOIOTINO or con 50013000.
Fans, to. so 10 015.00. .
man's sAcK ourrs MA-M. or LIGHT walom‘. MATE‘IYIAW
FAULTLESBLY TAILORED AND nsAnONAoLY Palcno AT rnom ..
«.50 To 018.00.
ourma TROUSERS, WITH our TURN or. 02.00310 04.60.
A SPECIAL LOT or now WA 8H sum, 480. 70c. 01.00. . '
AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF NEGLIGIE SHIRTS IN WHITE _
AND THE NEWEST COLORINGD, 480 To $1.50. . .' '
MEN'S BELTB, ALL THE NEWEST THINGS, 250 TO 500. 25’.
STRAW HATS, 25¢: T0 03.00.
SUIT CASES. $1.60 TO “.00. TRUNKO. , ' ~
BATHING SUITS. SUMMER NECKWEAR. YACHT 0A”; 'F‘AV
THER- WEIGHT UNDERWEAN. COMFORTABLE COLLAI‘a 0W-
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SELLECK a. Paton.
98 Washington Street. South Norwa‘lk.
To Supply Your Wants. ‘
Thou Sliced Pooch» hove pmved no good that l have 1001;“ In a new
stock. in nice Syrup, 100 ooh. I {Mi .
Malta-Corn, like Crops Nuts, but nid to be hotter. A now irtlsldi 100 him. a
Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. Special «loci. Now
Vork state. Extra Ircoh ind tine. 25c 00:. . '9 h
Fresh Cabbago and Home Squnoh. Tomato", freon. 100 9!. I‘ on! good
New stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder 150 A prod with «My box. ~
Charcoal—We have been short of otnck. Plenty now. 100 ho'g'.
Babbitt'. Potash or Lye. Fluoh the pipes in your sink and plant ovary
week, and use the above to help the work. - '
Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beet. Any quanilty'Iroinfin up.
3 9 Iblrllilifl
Lorenzo Dibble
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made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses.
"The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow spectacle! of mu:
Eye Glasses in a few seconds. ‘ to
Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis, Golf, etc. -.. ..,:
Call and examine them.
a. 3. Jim”.
Optician.
. 53 w“... ,3.”
iPhoneIDIl. ‘ M I" 4:“
{Cot-bills Bridge Fish Market
OUR STOCK 0F STRICTLY FRESH
FISH FOR TODAY INCLUDES:-
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' Harbor Blues, Weak Fish; Flat 1‘
.. Porgies Butter Fish, Cod, Blue
Crabs Long and Round @fnfl. 1'.
.B we, 4
R. J. CUTBILL,
Wool End Woohlngtori smut Bridge.
couch Normalszw'
Coal '55
"0:2 Jilin delivered at 35.0% 7
ton. All other 31103 In at
6’6. 25 delivered
RAYMOND BR
FALL roan . Hrs,
The Brown Business Coll! “
Commences Tuudoy. September 8. Better oqu "
to thoroughly train young menond women. ,
Norwalk Chronicler