. We trikeour
"Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
gpure cream.
Lane's
5| Washington St.
LucillNenganu.
Raymond Brothers are building a
large breakwater at Green's Farms.
Robert Baxter of Brooklyn. N Y..
is visiting Mrs Charlotte Corbett of
Round Hill.
Mrs. E. A. Nash and Mrs. W. J.
Wood. of Westport. have-been guests
of friends in Norwalk. ’ .
Mr. and Mrs. Cade Van Verse, 01
Amsterdam, N. Y., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Flint. of South Main
street.
A special dance will be held this ev.
ening at the Norwalk Yacht Ciul
house at Hickory Bluff.
Mrs. Helen Stone is Seriously ill 11:
her home in Water street, Norwalk
Dr, A. H. aBldwin is attending her.
llev. Paul Moore Strayer. who her
been visiting his brother, Rev. Carl
ton Strayer. at Green Farms. has re
tu1 nod to Rochester. N. Y.
Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings. of Greet
Farms is entertaining her mother
Mrs H. B. Colby. of Norwalk, at her
home here for a few days. p
011 Wednesday and Saturday even-
ings carryalls leaving The Knob a1
10:15 and 10:45 Will connect with spec
ial cars for South Nor-walk. .
Miss Bertha Baird returned today t1
her home in Bethe] after a severa
Weeks' visit in Norwaik the guest oi
Mrs. C. A, Tucker. of Main street.
Builder L. W Doty, of East Norwalk
has received the contract for the erec
tion of Editor W. A. Tolles’ new home
111 South Union avenue, Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Flint, of Soutl
Main street. accompanied by .thel
guests. Mr and Mrs. C. Van Verse, an
1spending the day at Coney Island.
Clarence F. Osborn. R. G. ‘Havilam
and a number of other Norwalk peo
ple are holding an outing and filled
Island clambake today at Betts island
Miss Mabel Perry and Miss Etta per? 1
Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction 01 Moneu Back.
ARE
rY. sisters in law of William Volimer. . ..
and the Misses Pauline 'Jeannot and '
llorencc Jeannot. of NewarL‘N. .._..l
are vlsitng him.
The item in yesterday a Sentinel 19
gardlng the Noonan who. has been 1111
tier arrest In Norwalk. should haw
re.1(i".Illmes" Norman. He was re
leased under a bond of ”00 furnishel
by two Norwnlk business men.
(‘ 11.1rles Seymour, of Wilton, who is
employed as stenographer in New
lurk city is enjoying his annual vaca
tion of two Weeks at P.1ttslleld,Mass.
Where he went today. Mr. Seymour it
a. graduate of the Sartain Business Col-
logo.
The Norwalk Steamboat Company
announces that it will run excursionl
every WedneSdsy during August; I):
steamer Martha' 6 Vineyard. from Soutl
Norwaik to North Beach' and Ne.“
York city and return 'for Which excur
sion tickets will be sold fer 50 cents.
Prohibition Alliance meeting. SunA
day afternoon, July 31, at 3: 30, G. A
R. Hall. Norwalk. Speaking by the
members of the Alliance. Singing by
Mrs. Howard Sherwood 11 d .M. F. For
guson. Hope there wit a large at-
tendance of members 'hear the re-
ports of the committees? ‘
Concord Division.- Sons of Temper
a111.,c of Norwalk, will hold a lawn fete
Wednesday and Thurs .August 361
and 4th, afternoon and citing, at the
home of Charles F. Loomis.‘ Beiden
avenue. Norwalk There wil be at
admission, but various articles. as well
as refreshments. will be on sale.
District Depufy Great; chem Hub-
bell. of South Norwalkew, t to Dan-
bury Thursday night and raised up the
chiefs of Paugussett tribe of Red Men.
_ After this ceremony several of the
» chiefs, including the represematives
of the great chief, l ed in .“Iong
talks" on topics of; at to the
members at the order.
Baggagemasters” on menacildatad
Railroad have ved notification
that the teamate rite in New York
which tor a time Bait!!!
and transferrl
York. has been
gage may be checked across
formerly. The order.
to New
3 city 88
to the traveling public who will learn
lion.
_ W. C Wilma.) O. Paton. J tanker.
nos. 11 it. KilianJ 1:. aims, Mrs.
til W 'l'hnnn..l.-. 0.119 Hussy. John C
rWllaon. It. C Piper.8. 33th I. John.
N oYrki.” Nair
k;3.B.Baiter..ir,‘
M Franco: "
son. 9. P. Land.
a shipping .
ed. and that bar ‘
“3991951“! 5‘3", .
gage traffic caused aide inconvenience ’
of the settlement with much satisfac- '
ALL OF OUR OTHER
OUR PRICES VIE WI
MATGHLESS SUIT BARGAINS.
AMAZING SUIT CHANCES, IN WHICH YOU TAKE NO CHANCE AT ALL.
QUALITY OF OUR SUITS, AND THESE FANCY SUITS ARE ALL FROM- OUR REGULAR LINES.
BOUGHT THIS SEASON.
LOOK AT THESE 86 AND 37 FANCY SUITS, WELL MADE AND M-ATCHLESS IN VALUE AT
South Main St.
Red Tags Lead to the
Best Clothing
Bargains
I
THE RED TAG SALE is ON IN EARNEST NOW. IT OPENED WITH THE SAME ENTHUSIASM 1"“: .
THAT HAS MARKED ALL PREVIOUS SALES. PEOPLE CAME WITH THE SAME SHARPENED
ZEST FOR BARGAINS, AND THEY WERE NOT DISAPPOINTED. WE THNIK THIS SALE SURPASSES
ALES IN THE RICHNESS AND VARIETY OF ITS OFFERINGS. CERTAINLY,
ANY WE'VE EVER NAMED FOR ’WAY-DOWNNESS.
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:HESE $10 AND 312 FANCY CHEVIOT AND CASSIMERE SUITS ARE GREAT VALUE
............................................................... . $789
WHERE CAN YOU FIND HAND-TAILORED 314 AND $15 SUITS LIKETHESE MARKED 39..”
AND HART SCHAFFNER d1. MARX $18, 320 AND $22 FANCY SUITS,
BEST
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WHERE'S THE YOUNG MAN WHO WOULDN'T GLADLY auv on: or races 55 TO 315
FANCY AND STYLISH suns AT $3.89, $5.59 0R$839T
CUTTING TROUSERS, FURNISHINGS. HATS. AND CLOTHES FOR BOYS ALL BEAR RED TAG
SALE PRICES—THE LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED ON GOOD WEARS IN SOUTH NORWALK.
'Rolgers & Stevens
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS
South Norwalk
111
YOU KNOW THE
canoes:
$4. 88.
MADE,
. $13.89.
CI.
TO HAVE BARBECUE.
anum are alrunging to attend
told at Bristol. September 13.The
yusiness meeting and election of (util-
:ers Will be held in the morning. 11ndi
11 the afternoon the Arcanumitcs will
tttend a. sheep barbecue at. Lake Con1'
)011nce-- . ..
A BARGAIN 11111 REAL
. 551'an
he he estead of Mr. William B
Reed, c not Hindu and Quin-
ard avenue. ‘South Norwalk
them: 137 feet front on Quintard
wenue, and about 120 feet on
3urritt avenue. House contains
ill improvements and is in first-
:Iass condition. Full particulars
1nd price of ‘7 *"
renal; & down!
)4 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE HERALD
will publish
SUNDAY, JULY 313T. AN ILLUS
TRATED MAP IN FOUR COLORS.
of the United States. showing the po-
litical coniulexion of each State. the
entire vote at‘ the: last presidential
election. and an enhaustive compilation
of figures offprevltius national contests,
which will be of great interest to ev-
ery one.
This edition of The Herald is limit-
ed and you should order at once.
F. B. {COLEMAN’S
to North Main Street South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Bpauiding'a Baseball
. IndaSporthg coeds.
I‘
The local councils of the Bo: a1 Ar (‘ockcnoe Tribe talked up its' smoker
tht 1 to be held next Tuesday evening Each
lGSBIOIIS of the grand council to be member is privileged to invite two
lot the watel and life afloat.
WC 0531‘ for 33119 at a bargain Iday evening on account of the rain,
‘7”1ays further. that the object‘ is to find
At its regular meeting last evening.
l1ienus.A jolly social evening is
promised all who attend.
Dr. Albert Nash of Newark. who has
been cruising up the sound with a
party of friends on his yacht, is on his
homeward route The Dr. is a Nor-
nalk boy. and has never lost his love
The second night of the Catholic
Club lawn tote postponed from Thurs-
will be heldlthis evening. in addition
io-the attractions offered Wednesday
wenlng. there will he coauthor of new
cities introduced. A new and varied
entertainment will be given.
Governor Chamberlain has received
1 letter from Hannah McGinnis of No.
\341 South Chadwick street Puilach-.
nhla. asking if there is 11 Manor fam-
ily living in Connecticut. The writer
be parents of John T.- Maher. who
there
Howard W. Dory. former manager or
ComatockssBrthhers'. Not-walk store.
new manager of the Comstock Clothing
Company. was taken with a fainting
spell while waiting upon a customer
yesterday atternoo11.pr.A H. Bald-
win was called and had him removed
to his home; ‘Mr Duty gas able to
be in the store today. * .3
Contractor Harry W Mather will
commence work Monday on the foun-
dation of the new eight room cottage
to be erected in Mott avenue. NorWalk,
by Franklin A. Smith. Thegcottage,
which will be modern in every respect
will be completed“ by November let.
it will be occupied by Frederick A
Ella. secretary and treasurer of the
Norwalk Savings Society, and future
lied in Philadelphia and was buried.
liugollne. the but: bouncer. can be
found at. the Zeitfuss Pharmacy. ‘
John P ilcatty. of Newark N, J is
visiting his son,Coht1aotor John W.
Benttv.
Rowland s Mill End Sale closes in‘
night at ten o clock. This is your last
chance. 1 . 5
Today closes the (utterance Sale/at
the Boston Store. Many bargains are
left See ad o
The I) M Bend C ruptluy me holm ,
ing 11 ics‘s than half 111 he sale. The;
1.1l will tell you about it. "‘ ‘ .
Matchless suit bargains a the great
red tag sale at Rogers an Stevens’.
This sale leads them all. ' ‘
Open a chargeaccount with H. Krleg.
er & Co. and take advantage of the big
bargainslthey are offering in every de-
partment.
_—-Premier attractions tonight at the
Catholic Club lawn fete. Master Frank
I... Shutelt. the boy oometist. and Wil-
liam A Bellow in polite monologue.
Every Wednesday during August the
steamer Martha's Vineyard will make
an excursion trip to North Beach and
New York
George Phillip, of the South Norwalk
freight office, is spending a week‘s va-
cation in New Haven He is acc0m~
panied by Mrs. Phillips. '
Charles E. Rider. of Westport ave-
nue, Nortvalk, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs Henry N. Rider and child left
this afternoon, for a week’s stay with
friends at Hudson and Albany. .'
Miss Lillian Deverell, stenographer
in the ‘Norwalk Probate elites,“ leaves
this afternoon on er annual-vacation
of two weeks. One eek Miss Deverall
will spend with Providence friends and
[1101! will leave, accompanied by Misses
Florence and Blanche Ella f r a
bride.
rcueaoae lee.
WEAK FISH ...
PORCIES ...
BLUE FISH
t-Javaeaoc-o.‘
Free delivery to it parts of the two (in.
n J Cutbili’e Bridge Fish 1w
7" MEATISHIGH I '
' 7:1311 TO assure av excuses roman ‘ .
week‘s sojourn among the White“
talns. -
can F's" IOIIOII;IIQO 9‘
soar sham. cakes . . ..
muesli full. HALllU
> industrial League was held last even:
as ‘ , .
1‘ Mrs.“ Buttery am Mr: 6 d.
F W”
Spccml I!
. dillritlng Paper
60 Sheets Paper
till Enveldpes,
5
. .
1
i
221‘. Box.
.l‘IIIl BLIIINBII PNNNNINLI
The Prescription Start
All care plan 1115 door.ngl1t
can Answered. Tel. Gull. 12‘2-
I ’5 ~WY- ‘ M ~u—n
Miss Edna Byington of Norwaik, is
visiting friends 11 Hoboken, N. J. ‘
E. F. Magnet returned last night
from a five days‘ stay- with friends in
Waterbury.
Miss May Pettit of Westport ave-
nne Norwalk, is the guest of friends
in the metropolis.
A routine meeting or the Christian
ing at the South Norwalk Methodist
Church.’
Miss Isabelle Rider, of Weather-t svel?4 ..
nue. Nomalk, has gone to Jamey City
for a visit with her uncle, Daniel Butts,
of that place. '
Mrs. Frank Starr and two children.
'0! Westport avenue. Norw‘aik Went to
New York terday on the "Martha's
Vineyard," for a day's outing; -~
Mrs. Charles Cehebe and daughter.
Electricians. Rosa Ge helm. of France‘
street; Norwalk, returned today item I
two weeks’ vacation trip at Barber?
‘3
11. retarded today imam
r-‘a 1~ 11¢}
How Does he fill”
‘y‘, PRICE on spasm coars.
%: PRICE on ALL WASH sum.
yz PRICE on ALL WASH PANTS 1
1/a sales on srasw HATS.
1/. PRICE ON BATHING sun-a. .
1/2 PRICE ON wmrs AND FANCY veers. ’ r
DERBY RIBBED UNDERWEAR AT.
3PIECES FOR
’8 Washington Street. South Norwallt '
tiered about!!! in the
Suit Yeu ? 5...."
111.....u-n
Clothiers and Fumilhers.
imperious CALL 3...... . .
Cash.
a
tlons.
on Swift's Premium and Armour's Star Hams.
for a few days of 14o lb. cash,
Saturday Special Price'on ‘Jonef Flour. 70c ban.
Porto Rico Sugar for cooking and baking.
sweeter than'other auger of similar grade.
Potatoes—Good Cooking Potatoes.
Business solicited.
given to your animals, you will buy your g'rainf
bay anywhere. The wise man finds aut‘where be u
get the most :0 ad clean, reliable grain for his money. .
and palronizes that dealer year in and year out. ‘
Our customers are steady customers. They never
think of going anywhere else.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
Posmvalv atom on
Saturday July 8001
YOU HAVE FIVE DAYS IN WHICH TO MAKE OH"
_ amount. 91‘. course you appreciate the club offer under
~53...
Will make a special price;
CIOII. ‘ g: 37.." _‘
Said to- be encounter
Taste It. So III.
Price. 29c .‘pk.
See It.
Saturday Special
MANUEL T. HATCH. . l
..g fl . . , - ‘.
$4000.-
Norwalk Chronicler