’ worth your while to buy a gas range.
7“ k8“. Mt “Iot‘t
’4Iaoneofthemost ,
Igulotsoftheaen to. A
"7 NE’S D
l’honel 5-5
Toff! Fruit
cream .=
,4 In forms
awe; V new mak-
11:9 can Bruin.
4.4 we for 1441”th
[{W Va flop-.44 ..
woman—“W
' NIW nouns cummou.
C. 0. Cox. of Maiden, MAI... WinncrOf
National Tournament.
NORWICH. Au “~47. C. 400:, of
Maiden. W4
III ‘
4 plea of t .
namont 5' .
which "hit nearly flallliod
Week’am tin this city. a ha been
leading III the week. but? in the int
game at Mo lobed ls. , flayed with
Hogolagg.‘ at Phil “fill“. ,yclter‘dnll
afternt out the
Quaker. ty 9 playing br iillnntly
err, 44Wusbington. who by
reason
It's win from Cox had the
of lining (‘0): lost to
strong. Gthw London. and is now
tied with”? Ilogeland for the mend
medal. and Hogaland play their
‘ game to ow and the winner takes
the second $09.
The rcaulfi
also futons“
remain to bed
glue the second division is
although a few gamcs
lulled. D. A. Mitchell.
5 I Washington St
of Phlladelp who has not boon
tool In: Niles
Mrs. Eliza Brown, of Waterbury. is
visiting relatives in this city.
Popular music for $15 and 5 cents at
Coleman's, Saturday" and Monday.
Miss Katie Miller. of Poughkeepsie.
N. Y., is visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pinter and son
are visiting frieutis‘ia Staten Island.
-—-YIIIIIIt and Golf Caps, O'Brien.
A. J. Collins and Company sent a
load of furniture to New Canaan yes
terday.
The Misses Myers. of New York. are
visiting Mrs. J. Q. A.»Dupuy. of Haiti
land street.
Raymond Brothers will deliver No.
2. not cool at $5.00 a too. All other
all”; at $6.25. -
Special Kitchen Dept. Solo fflr Sat.
and Mon. M. S. Smith & (30.
Richard Riley and William Gaflney.
of Washington street were in Bridge-
port yesterday.
The barge Morning Star has reached
Raymond Brothers' coal yard with a
cargo of bituminous coal.
M. R. Bennett went to New York to
day to meet Mrs. Bennett, who will
make a stay in Norwalk.
Jesse Seaman Is substituting at the
South Norwaiitv post-office today for
Letter Carrier W O. Merritt.
~~Nevit and completeI stack IA‘dies’
Muslin Undelwenr. Special ptices for
Sat. 2 go on Whitega ltlrts 4
Suit
III-s. liltbn B. ilakér. 4 fiat streht, :
has! gone to Danbury. t“ sport a few
days with hits. Charles R. Osborn.
' Miss Vivian Soderstrom started this
afternoon for thc t3atshili Mountains.
where she will spend her vacation.
William W. (lomstock. Samuel
Lynes, Robert McAllister. William is}
Mathews. are attending the yacht race
today.
Loren Hall; who has been in the em-
ploy of (l. N. McKibbin for some time
past, has returned to his home at Sam-
nac Lake. N, Y. » 0
——l.atest Style Fall Derbys, O'Brien.
Miss Nellie Bentley, of Newark. New
Jersey.“ the guest over Saturday and
Sunday of her cousin. Miss Alice May
Bentley, of Belden avenue
Mr. and Mrs Thomas 1. Raymond
Mr. and Mrs. William 7‘. Raymond and
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Hoyt retained
last night from Thousand Islands.
Mrs J. Lawrence Stevens find daugh-
ter Miss Eunice D. Steven's. or Blast
avcnue. are expected home today from
a visit with Waterbury triends.
~Special attractions n our; 5 and 10c
dfipfigu.8.8mithlt“ 03.3. . I:
Photographer E. M Jackson. of Nor-
walk. has just returned from Huston
when he has been attending the con
vention of New England Photograph-
erli.
A meeting of Lincoln Council. 0. U.
A.»iiI.,‘"wns'heid last evening. The tie
gree was conferred upon Allaln Dauchy
and consido able 444ro4u he 44bit! fleas Ewes
”W9 9
Rev. J. B. Werner rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. will preach in the
(‘ raubury chapel tomorrow afternoon
and not in the morning, as‘ has been
announced
~Furnlshed Rooms. with or without
board at Warwick Hotel 21 North
Main St. Wm. C. Jesse, Prop. 4
Gas is the cheapest and cleanest
fuel in existence consequently it in
Sand for the representative of the Con.
necticut Railway and Lighting Com- w
pan! 4
Guests at the Ilotel Clifford yester
day were ill Ill. Stevenson. It. 8. Kim-
ball, John M. White. Boston; W. H. E
Cieuhy. Hartford; Imam utter. John
F. -Jenninga.-A. II. Kendrick. "New Y
York; 3. minimum. Dorian: Gum
Laughton and wife, South Norwalk.
WOT John. primer continents
in; this Sunday and for the balance of
thclouolaoa moumm
W.4
it) “would; 31¢th “10330 as
s.- not sown chides-Ina
lam
ves Rated at 5 oelockI Noam
stool Knuth N
bi
) HWY?“ g‘uadmum
French. Search!!! m
of 13 years was brought up In Minna
sota, Where a mixed Nor
wanna ‘8' use
.4»Waves." "The Palms ” “Simple Con-
W...
‘ eaten by ‘
beaten. will tit
as: first mcdni.
The winner “24%
e tbiIIi division is
yet uuc-.eItsin ”Weapon. of Noith-
ampton, Kidd. OI Bridgeport, and
Davenport of New Yfir being tied.
The meeting to have- n hIld this
evening to act upon holding the next
tournament at the St Lottie. thosiilon
Iwas postponed until tomorrow morn-
DE
The following axe the results of the
games played today:
' First Division—income beat Simon.
C. G. Williams bent lingeland. C. G
Williams beat Bryant Wuhly boat
Grecnsllt, (‘ox beat Sitting. A 1.. Wil-
liams bent IlIynnt. iiogolaud bcnt Sis
son, Jacobs bent Wnbly, Poss bcat
Bryant. Strong heat C (3. Williams.
ilogeland boat (lax. It‘oss bent. Sisson.
Jacobis beat BIyant Sisaon béat
tlrecnalit Ind Strong heat Murr.
ASIét-oud Division—«Wuhly boat Webb,
Ommason heat W. 1.. Robinson;
Hale bout Webb. lechcll boat Baker“.
A. f‘. Robinson bent chb lIorteI boat
MessingIr, Webb bcat (h awi‘ord. lialc
beat Baldwin. Mossiuger beat Craw-
ford, Mitchell boat Webb. W. 1.. Robin-
son beat iluldwin. Mitchell bent HultI.
W. L. Robinson bent Wuhly and Mos-
singer bent Hale
'lhird l)ivisiou~J. N. llnvonpmt bent
Cowlas Webb beat Proutlcc. (‘nruUIcts
heat 8 Id. Davenport Webb bent El-
Cowles beat Caruthers.
as follows:
First Division—~00): Maiden won 9.
lost 2; llogcland. Philadelphia. won 7
lost 3; Mai-.r Washington. won‘t. lost
3; C G. Williams Washington. won 7.
lost it Wahly Washington, won 7.
1; Strong. New London. won 5 lostr a:
Brgant Washington won 5. lost 6; A
.W.illiama. Washington won 4 lost
7. F033. Norwich. won 3 lost 7: Green.
slit New Brunswick won 2. lost 94.
Station. New London. Won. 9. lost 9
Second Division—~Mltchcll l’hllndcl
phiti Won 8. lost 0: Hole. Springfield
won 7 lost 3: Messinger
Viucvard. won 7 lost 3. Porter. hind—
sey: Pm, won 7 lost 3. A. C Robinson.
Punxaatawuc-y. won 7 lost 3: Craw-
ford. Boston. won 4 lost ti; 'W. L.
Robinson. Mnuiieid. won 4.10“ 5:
BalIIr. Washington won 3. lost 7:
Baldwin. Daubury. won 2.16% 7:
Webb West Chester. won 2 lost 8:
stlv Washington woul. lost 7
Thiid Division-«Kidd Bridgeport,
won 6.losti: 8.19 Davenport New
York. won 6. last I: J. N. Davenport,
Northampton won II. iostl; Brown.
Norwich wont iost2. Prentice. Prov.
ideuce, won 3 lost 5: Webb. West.
Chester, won 3 lost 3; Canithera. Nor
wich won 2 lost 5: Cowlna limitle-
born Vt won 2. lost 6; Eldrcd Nor-
witt'h. won 0 lost 8.
If wishes weIe horses beggars would
try to trade them for automobiles.
A NOTE! DAM! LADY.
{will send net. with full Instructions
lOIfie of this simple preparation for the
cure of Leucorrhoca Ulcetafion. Dia-
placements. Falling of the Womb.
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
Growths Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain
4. in thotB and all Female Trouhl
to all sea as address. To mothersé
suflcring daughters 1 Will explain a
Successful Home Treatment; 4 If you 4
decide to continue it will only cost
about is oepuI a week to comment-Ii
Iure_ i do not wish to sell you any
thing:
In all I ask. Address Mrs M. Sum
Iners. Box 375 Notre Dame. Ind
AND MONDAY Y.
"Star of the Sea, " “Arizona ” “Blaze
41 Think Of You." Always In The
‘Way," "Just Plain Folks." and one
hundred others. __
FIVE CENT MUSIC:
"Dream of Paradise." “Orange Blos~
some, " "Flower Song.” "Over The
tension " and one hundred others.
COLEMAN’S
Am Jul-t M»?- l
10 North mat cum
died J. N. Davenport heat Kidd. and
The standing in the three division is
lost 4; Jacobls. Springfield. won 8. lost »
Martha’ s ~
‘7‘
Tell other sufferers of it that ' ‘
FIF'TEEN cam MUSIC. earnsoav
Away " "The Midnight Flyer," “When 4_ "
Boys' suits that babe been
IOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Catt, 32-2.
tton. Here, you can do both.
get.
ry but for one thinga-tbnt you
long ago.
IUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
99
«new
It
Stream Hour.
ldto ll rim; 3 to A p. m.
non halation.
449 WALL STREET.
Readily head operator for St
New York City will be in char
First quality work guaranteed.
Don’t liist this Bugatti Opportunity.
You ran no risk in buyingétl
unite means cractly lobe! we lay. But you ”do run a 4
risk of losing (be best suit bargain yell (her 3.11» by not
tending this sale before it ends.
chances at high~grade salts at these prices;
Men’ 5 suits that have been 56 to 523.
Now $4.55. $7.55. $9.55. $15.55.
Yoan‘g Men's salts. formerly $5 to I I 5.
Now $5.55. $5.55. $7.55.
Now $1.55. $2.65. $5.55.
sun in HATS AND FURNISHINGS
A T urns PRICES,
In buying grain and food it's not so important to save
money as to get the best and have it in good, clean condi-
thls is a dependable storo~you got what you think you
if you buy your next. lot of outs of us, you‘ll be aor-
JAcKson's ammo
Fine Photographs
«Popular Priest-'-
Be up-to-date and use
EASTMAN S KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochroxnatic and
JUOT THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For I etc by
William P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
3. C. HOWES
excl & Copper. and The Hall Studios.
36, for the summer.
LEWIS. If Main Strut. Norwalk. -
this trigger Grunt Guac-
Yow 'II have a felt» fibre
I"
it
$2.50 us'ta‘ré.
14 (lolch tor of Customs Thomas R. Dela-
‘ boy and inspector Stcpbcn A. lirinker
BRUSHES.
A. Very Choice Selec-
tion of good FLESH and
HAIR! Brits/res.
Prices are Certainly
Very Réasonable. .
clitifii’i "Pharmacy.
PHONE 15-2.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET .119 10 a. m. ——0pt‘u-
ing pIiIcs moved in II sluggish and ir~
regulut way on putciy nominal tran-
sactions. Minneapolis, St, Paul and
Sault Ste Marie rose 11/; on the declar-
ation of a dividend and lows. Central
pfd. gained a point. Among the do
clines Reading was most conspicuous
with a loss of 11/. and Realty pfd., de-
clined ‘34.
SEIZED SLOOP AND CARGO.
SEATTLIII. Wash. Aug. 22. ~Dcputy
hnvo scizml 100 pounds of ambergris.
alleged to have been stolen at Victoria
thrI- III dms: ago. "I‘hc mine of the con
Ire ion is at the llltisvlll whoicsalc
market list $30 an ounc.II making tbc
scizuo WOllll about 848. 000. Tim
Tot: gum
We want You to believe that
didn‘t begin to patronize us
i“! 4 “It“ ‘
‘VII'l
MANUEL 1'. HATCH.
la Wall 8L, Norwnlk
Opposito Hotel
. NORWALK. CONN.
of my Studio.
Old sight to a matter of
quire old sight glasses Old
Optician should be consulted.
HOMER I. HOYT.
Room 9 Bolted Inuit Bulletin
Ofloo 8 to 11‘: IS:
OLD SIGHT A ND OLD AGE. “
years. Old sight is a question of glasses- If
you find dlillculty in reading while for distance your sight is good you re-
sigbt shows itself at about forty. A competent
We guarantee satisfaction.
'II: '45 to 3: 80.
Special Appointment at convenience of
RIFRAGTING OPTIOIAkN,
w
Saturday evenings, 7-0.
patrons.
_ and we will start. at once." And the 4
biggest kind of torpedo raid was the
' stun was seized.
of a Whaler which has just returned
and that the family who woic without
on him then and there
‘, that he laid
aghast. but the. kaiser saw the Joke.
small sloop in which the valuable cargo
was brought over from the Canadian
ilardly bad the of-
ftccrs completed their work when Cap
'ain Grunt. manager of the Canadian
Whaling float. and Capt. Adams. plaster
to \'-i(to1ta {mm a cruise in uhlIh the
AmhI-Iglis was pulled up in mid ocean
arm od bcrc. claiming the plopcrty as
their oun and clutxging u sailoi uitb
theft. ‘
CHILDREN KILLED BY GAS.
PHILADEI PHIA August. 0Limitlnra
and Bertha Rodei (hiltlrcn were kisl-
ml by inhaling iliuniiuati. lg gas eurh
today. Their mother auvl two c-hild
rcn are in a danchous condition at a
hospital from the same Inusc. Mrs.
Rodcr latI-II said shc had attempted to
mat-dot her children! and commit aut-
title, that before all mom and the
husband rent-Add bonito I The woman
gave as a reason for the attempted
murder of lici children end her self.
Iltistrutitlou that. her. husband who is
a. tuxtl (I striker, was without money
food would have been turned to tactile
their home.
BURGLARS iN BICYCLE STORE.
Mil ltlllll'N lugustz llH—Blllglillst‘ll-
Ici‘t‘tl thc bityclc store of A l). Elstcis
early today and scented about $300
worth of giants. including a small
amount of cash. The articles stolen
consisted mostly oi putts of phone
graphs The night lunch ltltlm of Rh h
ard Burns has also cuteted. and about
$10 in change was taken
Mavor Mulvihlll of Bridgepott. who
has been accused of siding unjustly
with the ilringpori sttikcrs. told the
(libel day a stot y of his boyhood.
"There lived in our town." he paid.
“a poor half-wilted man who made a
kind of mania of his religion. lie used
to go every afternoon to a lonely field
earth. he would pray at the top of his
lungs for 30 or 40 minutes at a time
Some of us boys would follow him now
and then hide on the other side Oil the
mound and listen to him with wonder
meat.
“One afternoon he prayed about his
sins. He vowed that he was the wick-
edcst man that had ever been created
He be aged the Lord to put an end to 4
him by toppling over the embankment
: “The ringleader of our crowd was a
near the top of the mound. and still
point he shoved down on the kneelih'g
man a great load of loose soil. in»
stantiy the poor fellow sprang to his
foe
“ ‘it's an awful world this.‘ he mut-
tered. “You cant say a thing in fun
but what it’s taken in earnest' And
he turned and walked homewsrd at a
fast salt.” 4 ‘-
An amusing story is told In English
papers about Kaiser Wilhelm’s fond-
ness for surprising his army and his
navy. When the squadron was at Kiel.
some time ago. the officers attended
a court function in Berlin. A young
naval commander, while mingling with
the crowd of gayly uniformed cour—
tiers. thought be copied another naval
friend in front of him. His friend’s
back was turned inward him so he
pushed up to him. and placing his hand
on his shoulder. he said: ‘How are
you, old fellow? Come. let us go and
surprise the aquarium tonight.” His
supposed friend turned around and. to
his horror, tit oval commander than d
oped Admiral Wilhdlui
on the back; .I. The commander stood
"Excellent idea!“ he said “Keep quiet.
result. and. to the kalser’s great also,
he was able rotunda every battle“ 9
and cruiser in port that night.
"I‘m
Don't blame the barber if he talks
WNIB WI“ “’01“ Bk”) mu;
Just mihliikl how cctdd be than a
Without I little chip 4
Phllldolph
and kneeling there behind a haul: of -
We» no Washington smart Ideas.
by.
includes all light or medium weight
inn for men and bolts.
on lots at 20 to 50 pet” tent discoup
Sale price on $1.00 Shirts. ” 4: ‘ «
Sale price on 500 underwear.
Sale price on 500 fancu halt hose.
Good Goods are the first ~4_ ,4
Right Prices and 21 Square Deal
Give us a trial.
Lorenzo II
Q .
made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses.
The new Temple Attachment makes Ridin Bow s to W
Eye Glasses in a few seconds. S m ciao 0!
Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis, Golf, etc.
Call and examine them.
0. I. JACKSON.
Optician.
: 58 win 8t.
Phone ms."
I’M; 4 _ stars. Wafemclornjfid
R. J. CUT.ILL.
Norwalk Chronicler