tenth Norwlik, Conn.
m. 1.” ..
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For Norwsllt rind vicinity; l his to-
night Tuesday rain and cooler. Clear
and warm weather eon buoyant o
eastern states. Axwdll lied It
arcs of some intensity is central this
morning over Alabama accompanied
by rain. A high area with lower tern
peratures is central in the northwest.-
temperaturos «dressing or below be-
ing reported from that section. The
cold» weatherextsndsss tar South as
Texas. Rain has fallen lrom the Lake 1
region westward to the Dakotas, and
southward to Missouri.
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Frank Brundage. son of Dr. C. M.
Brundage, has been ill at his home in :
Riverside avenue. Norwsik.
A session of the Pine Lodge Whlst
Club will be held at the club house
‘Pine Hedge. tomorrow afternoon.
Burr Hendricks has purchased the
ice business of John H. Wilson and
took possession oi the business today.
A big barge load at lumber has ar-
rived in Norwals. for the use onthe
Muller silk mill building on the (air
grounds property.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ii. Walsh of
Franklin sysnue. Not walk have start-
ed on an extensive trip down cast and
will visit among other places. Provi-
dence and Boston.
Carml G. Hubbell of Bridgeport for-
merly postmaster at Norwalk was in
Norwallt- yesterday, the guest of his
brother and sister James lit. Hubbeil
abd‘ hills Hattie Hubbell. ot West ave-
little.
Two automobilists from Newtown,
Mass. who wrecke a wheel in Wall
street F‘l‘l‘d‘ay‘ by' ‘c tchln'g’ it lo 'a troll
iey track libs, received 'a new wheel
yesterday morning and as soon as pos-
sible started out.
A letter has been received here from
Martin “trier of Bethel, who sailed
for mucous short time slot stating-
that he arrived there solely, and that.
his trip across the assailants! 41:19sz
pleasant one. Thowoather. he writes,
was one there being no roughness oi
the water or storm to interfere with
the pleasure of. the trip.
Dairy Commissioner Noble is send;
tag to all the grocers copies at them
oveted hatter law. passed at the last
sssayoa' ot‘the ,le islaoarei‘ When-such
butter is oter for hate the prism
containihg it artist he cormpistsenalyrbe
marked across die top “Renovated Bub
ter. " Dealers not complying with the
laxoare‘llshle to a linear trom'tho to
81
Adjutant General George M Cole ac-
cepted Saturday the resignation of see
and Lieutenant Walter W; Sackett of
Company A. Second lnlantry' C. ‘N. 0..
a d the lieutenant is honorably dia-
c'arged from the military serflce of
the state. Captain Henry B. Carter
has been ordered to warn a meeting
of the company to elect Lieutenant
Beckett's successor.
C W. Parke. James A. Gordon. James
8. Miner. Ramsey C Boa, Frank~
mWJ) Morgan Hm- anthMm Wu
G ;hl.issA 3. Mil r. New dirk;
H 1", Coleman, Nzorvvalit aason
B F. 8. Kimball. Boattmzfiil'
0. Tyler. llDetroit; D. G. leth. Mr. and
Ira. Charles D. Larkins. Brooklyn:
George V. Carley, J, Hackett. George
A. Glard. Danbury, were guests Satur-
day at the Hotel Cliilord.
Lotion ignora- pyaércmpan
”It? Conn. 9 i l 4'
Dear Sire: Here' a a bully one.
Mr. Dooley Nb? of Chicago) painter,
LanciéienN got the job of painting
Oompwent to New York
. .a 1an
unci man Williamli. Thompsonmt
the G N. lichibbln Manufacturing?
Second Heavy Artillery, in Minors;
yesterday.
Mar. spill? Mrs. W. lam.
Chris Bronsonaw who has been clerk
at the West End Hotel Long Branch.
the past summer, has returned to
nth 8 al.
bring); my ymm‘ni leAitgouth Nor
wa s in n on it our Col-
“I; Marielle (lab. to commence a.
course 0; sin
Miss, liars st Harty of Norwalk
32'!) “832,?“ the meg; of Miss Helen
ury street. as r .return-
ed home (is urday” W y
”Mr and Mrs, Charles M. Lawrence.
of Lowe attract. are spending a few
days in Brld sport, the guests of,Mr.
and urea. .l'ati'iok.. : ...
J. William Vollmer. son 0! Chief
William Vollmer. of Union street will
resume his studies in the -:mediial de
ipartment at Yale University. Septem-
her 24.
i A special meeting of Trinity Naval
Reserves wii be held tomorrow night
t 8 o 'cloelr the Sunday lichen room.
A full attendee '9' is, desired. bust
peas of imports no will be treasured.
The. Caramel-c bl Record in giving
the weekly summary -for Norwalk.
plates that. there were fourteen sales
of real estate. and mortgages of 810.
876. Lgat year there were nine sales
and mortgages o’i I2 ,705
-—For iorty years Ir. Fowler's Ex-
lract oi Wild Btsawbesry liasrbneu (ur
lug summer complaints. dysentery
diarrhoea. .lbIOOdl nus. pain in the
iltomaoh. and it however yet tailed to
lie everything claimed for it. .
G. N. McKibbin. 0f the McKlbbln
Manufacturing Company; and two
blends. left South Norwalk last Bat.
urday for Topper Lake, in the Adiron-
dack llonntalns‘, where they will spend
several days hunting and fishing
“was; |plus, wig. is the hamprleior
aver success vaporin
the Adirondack Iona ins, but who (or-
may learned the arts tag business is
the. aid Casette olllce. has been visiting
relatives in Camp street, Norwalk.
Colonel Richard Evans of Boston.
will visit the lwalfialvation Army next
Sunday. The dl vlii‘ion oillcer will be
at n i. an, .asaiai. Cal».
lain Wifgletlpin iii: sbrv go at the Sal
vation 11.le in South lit“ p, street.
A collimation of lien soon. will be
heldk‘ Saturday aeptember 19 in
forthe election 0: an ar-
chop? mini: “‘3le well has been cho~
sen (lei rent South Norwall; Con,-
c lavel
thermal; . Keane, Danbury.. has
been elected delegate (remit: eDan-
bary union of Stationary Firemen to
the convention or the State Branch
at the American Federation of Labor,
wing? will be held in Norwallr. Onto-
Frefldsnb Frank L Wilcox. of the
Cessation commission no the Mutat-
asa Purchase esposition. was at the
-cemmissihn’s once in the capitol. last
'week. _ He has called a meeting of the
commission at 2 o “clock, September 17,
at the Capitol.
-.J Wesley Blouses son of Mr. and
Mrs HollyB. Blouson. oi Crescent Tore
rites formerly clerk In (imitators Bro
ther's store in South Main street
went to New York today to takes.
position as salesman in the clothln;
department of Erich Brothers.
The twenty-sencond annual encamp-
ment of ”the Commandery in chief,
Sons or Veterans 4.». ll be held in Mr.
inane City,, begin a September 15.,
East Division Cpmmanders G.: E;
Sm tth. C 15.00: and A '1‘. Beware
:hedofllclal representatives from Hart-
or .
'filie annual convention not the. blag
tionai Association of local Fire in-
surance Agent?) will be held in Hart-
y,trd Cowboys“ Sigmund 22. The No
assoc ion
hound brats elitist;
tiilcate plan. full tare goiitg and one
third of toll fare returnin .
thellpisoopail‘armgs. l Humble, '
ed tea paint, pure as Devoe' s, but
wealr andf sh measure—«he didn’t
know it was weak or short measure.
Dooley surveyed the job, and said it
would take 80 gallons.
Mr. L. 1". Moore our agent, offered to
also. lots-liens. . Dem. Ace-med; ot
course.
Eleven gallons did it; the ”plus one.
Mr. Moore isn't painting parsonagoe
on shares this year! -
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M dJHnbbel“
"a : ,les sell '
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----w¢n.1!“
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n‘ tier: rang
.u', .44; ”lift ;..
mwtm@s
’ thymine
slices ior school wear. Stout.
. but not clumsy, stylish but. easy,
-‘—rt Ill tor active grown test.
0 riii' and ciuiur'cn' 5 titles oi
stout in»; calf ,—‘7'5c. $1, and $t .25;
according to also.
Dohgom shoes for girls and
children ,-—75c, $1, 2m. 25 and
$1 50. -
Special box cali shoes for girls, ,
with safety beck-$2.
L‘ittlc men 5 Shoes of satin calf,
sizes 8% to 13'/ar—$l.
Box call shoes, little men’s
same sizes, safety health—$1.25
and $1.50. l
Boys shoes of satin call, sizes
1 to 5A,—-—$1. 25 and $1. 50.
Boys" velour Calf sllocs, full of
wean—$2.
Boys chcr— —rip shoes of heavy
kangaroo coup-$1.25 and $1. 50
Shoe sturc.
DRESSES-
No need to spend time in mak-
ing school tlrt‘siics; m‘akers have
sailed the trouble and time.
i’rctty. serviceable, and not cx~
pensive.
Blouse drcsscs oi serge, blue or
red, trimmed iaslcluily with
braid—$2.
Blouse dresses of deep red,
trimmed with black- and- white
braid ,‘—-$2. 50. '
Blue flannel sailor dresses, ap-
proprlstcly trlthnicd,—-$3.
Sergi:
shades of brow", trimmed with
silk and made with jacket front
ovcr blouse of plaid silk, ,-$i3 50.
Russian- blouse suits with 1) cat-
cd skirts, prettily trimmed .-—-$5
and $6.75.
‘ Second floor.
HATS.
New felt hats in
styles for girls.
Some. are simple and plain.
some trimmed with ribbon velvet.
(laurel 3 hair and smooth felt lfl
all tltuinllculors.
ass to $1.95.
RIBBONS.
(olors and widths just right
for hair how or hrcast- knot.
Taffeta. Nu. 22,—12Ac yd.
Satin taffeta. No. (vp,——i9c. yd.
Right aisle. front.
THE some»
Dar opens co.
Misund- 90:"-
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T‘-. Willi-V
S. S. Tillotson
—_
becoming
Fall Showing.
fill! ‘39“?! flats
,ttlt Qiyisa at the
right priCco.
i. e’ ' :‘-’- :
léifl'WMfi.
South Norwaik. Can't.
lit (iii: l
ill? but till. invited diam friehds
villi! “Withhons and
bibs“ W‘lfibl}, [6‘1 “:63!
ill
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dresses ot handsome "
excess at our 05931681 expectations.
to meat ,
who esura’xa'oxg: W“
4"\" Mavisvvaa'o‘s'r'wl‘ ”'r
seaming. co- ems r3393
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steam...
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TH! cairaoao PHAIIIACV
Mattias a Iradiay. Press.
"Soidbblea. the trout. now has
twice the number at readers he bud
beiore."
"NS” Whom did’ho ninrry?"——Life
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FRESH FISH.
Boiled lobsters Saturday and crabs
live and boiled.
Steak Cod. 100. Blue Fish, 10 and
l2c, Weak Fish, 9c. Fink, 7c. Salmon.
l20, White Halibut, lL'c, llulter Fish, 7,
Bonita Mackerel. 9c. Haddock, fie,
bong island Escallopa 85¢ per qt.,
0ysteru,‘ 20c, Opeu' Clams, 35c;
.......H~«x«-
CAPT DUGRQSS.
East End of Washington street Bridge
Old Salvation Army Building.
Special Prices.
Boiled Ham, slit: J '
Leg Lamb,
Fourquarter Lamb,
300 lb.
14c up
10c
Rib Roast Beef, 10c up.
8 lb. Chop Best, 250.
3 lb. Shoulder Bleak, 25c.
Corned Beef. 5c up.
Sausages good links 2 1b., 25c.
Small Whole llama. ‘ 15c.
Ji'j ‘— ‘Ml lx".‘«
Schaubs Market.
Phona 22- 2.
. as Mrs. Parkar' a entertaining: play. in
, taitty sad the humor of life in the
‘ south with such natural charm and ia- 4
j; tense interest as Mrs. Parker has auc-
4 cm Skies." The theatre going public
‘ quick in recognising the‘ great merit of
the play and it is now in its third sea- 4
, attraction and its return dates are
' DOSWEH the unusual power of making
' street. a serioaoi thrilling alelodratuaa.
' ETD."
Will.
"UNDER SOUTHERN IKIDB."
One ol the pluiisdntdat mum of
1 -_ the theatrical set-son will be‘ the rec .
turn or that delightful play ‘lilniler
Southern Skies. " No other play at re-
bent yum, doallnt with litelin the
sunny south. itss mat with such favor
tact no other play of southern lite has
6,"? been written which presents the
romance, the guyety. the lavish hospi-
eseded in putting into “Under South-
throughout the entire country has been: ‘ .
son or phenomenal succeos Crowded
houses are the rule for this splendid
greeted by enthusiastic audiencos
which test the capacity of the theatres.
Titheautit‘ul sentiment of the play ap-
la'to every one, and the inn and
frolic of the llallowe' on party delight
the young. and make the older and
saddcr‘ ones forget their years and re-
new the ‘days othheir own both and
romance. “ nqt' South 11 Skies"
the audience seem a part of itself.
weeping with. the characters in their
griets. and laughing with them in their
merry moments. it is this power
which has made the play the great suc.
costs it is. and which draws people in
see it. over and over again. For this
season up entirely new outfit of scen-
ery has been provided to represent the
beautiful southern landscapes and
stately mansions. new continues will
be worn by the actors and an entirely
different arrangement of songs ‘and
dances has been made for the Hallow-
o'eu celebration which is such an en-
.loyable {nature of tho pririormauee. A
strong cast has been selected to por~
tray the many intomstingvrolssysucb
well-known people appearing as.Sara
howls, Louise -M. Dickson. Nellie
Pierce. Elsa Buergor.4 Florence lilil.
Margaret Noel. Lora RogeruMae ban
rninc. Theodore Shaler. Frank Young.
Mamas McClellan. Henry. Waithsll.
Harry W, Collins. Kenneth :Bisbee.
Walter Coupe, 'l’ed .Crandiu. W. :1).
Stone. . Charles Close. the. "Under
Southern Skies? Gnarteite andothera
The date of “Undersoutharn Skies"
appearance at lloyt's Opera House is
September l5th, a special return night
engagement.
ENGAG EMENT CLOBEP SATURDAY.
, 'l‘ho Marion Francis Company closed
it successful week's engagement at
lloyt' s Theatre Saturday night. with an
excellent presentation of dark Shep-
ard. to a large and appreciatlve aud-
icncc Miss Francis as Jack Shepard.
won the applause oi‘ the audience and
she was .any hupported by the rest of
the company. the work air. 8. Whltv
man as Thames. being especially good
and calling forth meriteda a.planse
The next attraction wii be Dottie
Blair Parker's well known and most
successful play. “Under Southern
Skies". which'will be‘presented tomor-
row night.
CONCERMNG PRQOTOB'B.
New York seems to he "melodrama
mad" this season judging from the
large number at essentially lurid plays
put torth already and announced as
'omiagf at the various metropolitan
v syhonsea, especially those at the East
Side. Realising that what the great
public wants. it must have. Mr. Proc-
tor.haa.booked torhis popnalr and
spacious theatl’o in. Fifllreighth
the titles or which at least promise no
end at sensation "The Evil lien ll). "
“'lile Fatal Wedding." "Shadows of a
Great City, " "For Her Children's
Sake." etc" are a low. of the "ahouk-
A" glance ahead" at the repertory of
plays to, resented during the early
(all us out a
one and 135th. Street Theatres seem
to promise several very interesting
events. in quick succession. we are to
.sncb standard plays as "Dari."
etha. " "Lady Clancarty" and "Alsr
bani" while in the line oi newer was.
hir..P'roel tor t: i; put torv‘vsrd ”It.
(fir? on own,” a c.
t?” ”the other as, iir.
"Strange. is it no that
play has. never been is,
.{rlv‘ed by any rappers stock company? ,
other day.
it this it P. Proctor Stock
Companies. at It. Proctor' s Fifth Ayn
There's little left for Summer in this shop. There are some
lots yet to emphasize. Not many, though. We’ll tell you about
them this time in a terse, tangible tale; makes quick reading. If
they hit you right, good; if not. we’ll soon begin to talk new It.
umn merchandise. It is arriving by every freight—a better, big- ’
gcr equipment that: we' ve ever sh own before.
age. Summer Corsets, now ............. .. ..... . .. ..... 19 Cents.
50c. Summer‘Corseta for. ............ . .. . . . . .. . . . 39 Cents.
Ladies’ 25c.ShapedVests.at........‘ ............ 15 Cents.
Boys’ 250. Balbriggan Underwear, reduced to ..... :7 cents. ‘
Men 3 25¢. Balbri'gga nUnderwea r. now only” .19 Cgti I.
Men‘ 5 Best Quallm Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, for 42 Cysts.
Misses Forest Mi
Jersey Ribbed Veats- and Pants, only 19 Cents.
Ladies’ Lawn Wrappers. reduced to ............. 75 Cents.
Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas. exceptional values. at ...... .3Loo.
Children' s School Umbrellas. for .................. .50 Cents.
Yard Wide Percales, best quality ......... ..' ........ rec. Yard.
50 and 59c. Silk Chamberles,
All our Summer Wash
and Swissea, at a big retitlc'tion.
ll reduced, your choice at 39c. Yard.
5, including Lawns, Organdiaa
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55 85 Washington Sb. , So. Norwalk Ct
in s
' SCHOOL SHOE
[r hard to beat for (be low price we sell it for.
spear and soft to tbs feet, good shape. for lb: foot.
$1.00
For little boys: ind girls.
Tough to
‘i
$1. 25
if M;
For boys and misses.
IHE LITTLE QUEEN SHOE
For Misses and Childm. with baby soles. spatially made
loav- whites! mam speEially lined and damp proof}; ’
W livid m to thwart.
Under New Mans Omani.
OHOII DINNEIO. CLAMIAKFS,
Eamon nearly Oval-y day.
Dancing. Good music and siécnr
all wrong " said Mr. F F. Free or the
"There never was a time
when good plays were so nymerous as
they areaew, " he added My several
stock cempanies have in ”HP past three-
arenrofiuced no fewer i an one illl- 1;!
dred and (tr plays. of which about no
quarter were new. these previous.
ly untried pieces, every one was one
cessful. My piayr r is daily in
receipt of manuscripts ro'm well- known
authors. and my.genersl manager as-
sures me that he has no less than two
hundred available plays at hand so
that i really think the stock syrse is
not in immediate danger of calling
to a finish. '
iA pessimist is one who. on ghe‘skg:
on. persists not in
lto go back‘ib,yllo ,,
AnnlngJ {Smith are
«Glen
, store. ' . a.
.,_v
ETC...” popular ”an,
Attraction. daily.
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'lt‘mderiok'llllley. son
George in lilloy, of
been appointed in
.. “tidbit.
s u y
rec ed the appellant! i.
and has since passed his ualaln ,
successiuny. He entered th
academy is a cadet:9 Ma‘y 26..
Wear ill at
Ill (“IQ JOIN ”alumni-mi}.
plum we,do knowthatli» ism
rz's'uszi-regfi IN iving means do
of tits 6M”. maid , '.
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lusts this.w
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Norwalk Chronicler