"radii {‘ tiles
Umbrellas.
l GINTG' 0R LADIEI'
20 AND.” IN.
$1.00
E. K. Banks,
A we HO'I'IL noon.
'i‘i‘l‘r signatures ITRIIT.
sour» NORWALR.
loci liars/hits.
,wearnaitioRECASr.
Forecast for Norwalk and‘ vicinity:
F‘air tonight; Saturday s.howers
Warmer Saturday. Tire center of the
high pressure area has moved esst~
ward into New York state and cool
pleasant weather continues in the
northeastern sections. The western
disturbances have increased in energy
this morning One is central in Man-
itoba, the other in Kansas the latter
being accompanied by heavy I‘alns and
thunderstornrs. Precipitation of an
inch or more has occurred during the
past twonty- -four hours at the following
stations: Huron, 2.;10 Omaha, 1. 86;
Concordia, 1.;00 Kansas City, 2.38:
Dodge City 1.84. The temperatures
are higher in the western and lower in
the eastern sections.
Miss Helen Cahill. of River street
has returned from a sojourn at Lake
Waramaug.
——Nestle Milk 3 cans 25c.
and Company.
Drop in and Miss N. E. Ryan will
show you some late and dainty artlv
clan of neekwear.
The Smithvilles will play the East
Norwalks, on the liaxter grounds, to-
morrow afternoon.
A daughter has been born recently
to Mr. and Mrs. Giles A. Gregory, of
France street Norwalk.
Tire non commissioned oflIcers or
Company F held a meeting at the arm-
ory, last evening, and had signal driIl,
etc
r-For Saturday Handsome decorated
Soup Plates, Kitchen Dept formal)
25a now 10c ea. M. S. Smith & Co.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Tristranr
will issue Norwalk tomorrow for Trin-
ity Lake. where they will spend sev-
eral days.
Mrs Schoonmaker and children of
Brooklyn are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Comatock, of Four Corners
Norwalk.
Everything in the canning line at
the store of the Howlsud Dry Goods
Company. The ad. tells you all about
it.
If you are looking for a piano turn
to the ad of the M. Steinert Company
and you will find something to inter-
est you.
This morning was probably the cool-
est of the summer here. The mercury
registered is‘degrees above zero at one
place.
The D. M. Read Company are show-
ing new models in raincoats. The
prices run from $1.25 to 819. Better
read the ad.
~—0ur stock of Corset Covers, 49-
9c (:96 for Sat. only 250 each M. S.
Smith A: 00.
George. H Quintard book keeper at
the Norwalk Mills Company office, has
returned from a week’s vacation spent
at Oceanside, Long Island.
Horace ii. Hubbell, ofthe Huhbell.
Hall and Randall Lumber Company.
Norwalk, is staying at 'l‘okoneke Beach
Inn for a week or ten days.
J. A. Hislop & Company are conduct—
ing a rousing big clearance sale. The
bargains to be found are of interest
to everyone. Read the ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey, of
Benton street, are entertaining Mrs.
William Hickerson, daughters Grace
and Marjorie, and son LeRoy, of East
Beech, Northport, L. l.
The floral tributes at the funeral of
Err—Governor George E. Lounsbury, in,
Ridgefleld, yesterday afternoon, were
runny. and they were heaped about the’
casket as it rested in front of the
chancel rail, in St. Stephen‘sChurch.
Noticeable among the pieces was the
F. D. L.
tribute of Governor Lounsbury's staff.
it being a long spray of'cyrus palms
and American Beauty roses mingled
with Harrisii lilies. The spray was
iIVe feet in length, and it was placed
over the casket There was also a
broken column four and a half’feet
in height, sent by the employee of
inunsbury, Mathewson a Company, of.
South Norwalk. It was made of par-
ple and white asterspthe pedestal be-
ing all purple and the column white.
Chamber“ A» ., ‘
Remember the man who sent a
big quantity of fruit to a friend
with this lllt‘SSflgC-v—
Eat what you can and can
what you can‘t.
That's what many families are
doing now. Peaches are fine;
other fruits are coming.
Will you call on the store for
what you need to make the work
easier?
Lightning jars—pints 90c (loz.;
quarts $1 doz.
Mason jars—pints 50c (102.;
quarts 55c doz.
Fruit-jar rings, rubber.-——5c
and roe doz.
Pairing knives—5c to 35c.
Fruit jar openers—10c.
l‘arafinc, for scaling jelly,—
rzc ll).
Jelly glasses—~25c doz.
Strainers—so to 50c.
I’rcscrving-kcttlcs—Isc to $3.
Chopping-bowls—Izc to 50c.
Choppers———50C to $2.
St‘alcs——$I.25.
Scoops—5c to 15¢.
Fruit-presscs—zsc and 35c.
Spoons—5c to 15c._
Slicers—10c.
Basement.
CUTLERY.
If you buy a piece of table
cutlery and find on it the mark
of the] Russell (irccrr lxivcr
VV orks you can depend upon its
quality.
The Green River Works make
only good crrtlcr y—aud they
make lots of that. Vou will find
it here in much variety from a 5
cent kitchen—knife to a carving-
sct at $9.50.
'l‘ablc-knivcs and forks, hand-
les of rubber, hose. ebony, coco-
bola and cclluioid—$I to $3.50 per
sci.
Carving~knivcs
$1.25 to $2.75 pair.
Carving-sets with stag hand-
les. some richly rrIoIIIrtcd,-—$I.75
to $9.50.
and forks—
Basement.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
Bridgeport, Conn.
The schooner Lucy Lane brought a
load of sand to the Ferris Coal Com-
pany‘s docks, last night.
A gold dollar for fifty cents is not.
what you get at Joseloff's, but you do
get a full dollar's worth of first-class
groceries for every dollar expended at
that store. Read the ad.
—Canning Plums, 75c basket.
is, & Company.
Curtiss d: Tomllnson have shipped a
new Cirdillac machine to a party in
South Norwalk, and they are getting
an Elmore ready to ship to Glen-
vllle, N. Y.—Ansonia Sentinel,
Edward A. Joyce, who has been in
the west for some time. has returned
and is working at his trade in the Cro-
fut & Knapp‘hnt factory. He likes
the West, but not as well as the East-
ern states.
Not a day passes that the express-
man does not leave a package of neck:
wear at Miss N. E. Ryan’s store, 'so‘
you can always be sure or finding there
something new and dainty at a reason-
able price. ‘
Mrs. J. M. Bailey and mold, Miss
Natb Bailey and maid, Miss Webb and
butler and coachman of New York.
who are driving from Green Farms to
New York, are guests at the Hotel
Clifford. ' .
‘-—We ask your special attention to
our specials Jobs during next week.
Each day has Its own prominent Bl!-
gain. M. S. Smith‘& 00.
Buckingham Post, G. A. B... of Nor-
walk, will hold a session this evening.
at the post rooms in Wall street, when
some of the members who have return.
ed from the national G. A. R. encamp
meat at Boston, will probably tell of
1-5..
F. D.
A dove surmounted the piece,
Do Not Overlook This!
Goad Meats Lower Than Ever.
Fresh Pork, 1255c lb.
{Prime Rib Roast, lie lb.
Porterhouse Roast, Ibo lb.
Blade Roast. 19c lb.
‘Porterhouse Steak, 1hr: lb.
Sirloin Steak, 18c lb.
Round, . lb.
Shoulder Steak, lb.
m Genuine Spring Lamb 18c lb.
Foroqunrter Spring Lamb, - 10c lb.
Corned P to Meat. , ii 6c lb.
g London It. Heels.
' Stew Meat. 10c, 12c lb.
the trip. .
. amber this is riot on inferior
grade of Beef that must be sold, but
good. wholesome meat fit for a king.
.. .mmrmw... no»... as»
wRose Potatoes, 15c pk, F. I). I... E
Company.
Lorenzo Dibble has everything for
the canning season. Read his ad
Eben Hill has placed an awning on
his speedy launcr “Hrrnckenunett.”
Miss Florence Burr and Master John
llurr, of West Bedding. are visiting at
(l. 0. Pintt’s, in Norwalk.
~Black a Pearl soft hate. 0' Brien' s’
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of
inlted American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting tonight.
v-Roast Beef 1255c. New York Mar-
ket.
Miss K, Germond Vosburgh has re-
turned to South Norwalk. after a visit
in' Newark and Pennsylvania.
The Misses Richardson. of Cedar
street, are entertaining Miss Frederica
Quclch, of Newark, New Jersey.
~—-Hata renovated. O'Brien's.
Miss Sybil C. Merriam, of South
Main street, is entertaining Miss Eliz
abeth Dermody, of Naugrrtuck.
——Attend the Special Job Driving
Sale open tomorrow for one week at
M. S. Smith & Co's.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Boutwell, of
Crescent Terrace, have as their guest.
Mrs. Walter Scott, of ’l‘erryville.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Tracey, of Nor-
walk, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Edward English, in Danbury
~All styles crush hats. 0' Brien’ s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Seymour, of
West street, are entertaining Mrs.
Frank Starr and son, of Danhury.
Mrs. Augusta A. Hotchklss, of Nor-
walk, ls visiting at her brother's, T.
W. Ailing. 948 First avenue, West
Haven.
Miss Bessie Miller, of Georgetown. Is
home again after a pleasant visit with
her friend, Miss May Smrur, of South
Norwalk.
——Yacht caps, yacht caps. O‘Brien's.
W. R. Fryer, of Georgetown, is en-
joying a well earned vacation, a part
of which he passed in South Norwalk
and New York.
Luscious huckleberrles are now dis.
played in the markets as a temptation
to the eye of the lover of the delicious
bowl of hucklcberrics and cream.
A South Norwalk man Iras a “pa-
ticnce" plant. It ought to be very
popular, since the decision of the
state supreme court—Bridgeport Post.
~Umbrellas, mourning bands, O'Brien.
The Salvation Army will hold a
special Pentecostal Holiness meeting
this evening, at its rooms in South
Main street. All are cordially invit-
ed.
—:Buy your Sunday dinner at the
New York Market.
Miss Pearl Waidron and Miss Edna
Stevens, of Norwalk, who have been
visiting Miss Nina Godfrey, in West
Bedding, returned to their homes
Monday,
Mises Ethel, Mary and Catherine
Grey, of Norwalk, are enjoying the
hospitality of their grandparents Ma
jor and Mrs. David H. Miller, in
Georgetown. ‘ ,
~Accidents come with distressing
.. can...» _.... ~m..—....«. I.-
r W“! In I!” l" i
rive "In MW: local markets. “an ill
frequency on the farm. Cuts. Iruises,
stings, sprains. Dr. Thomas” L doctric
Oil relieves the pain instantly. 1: mr
safe without it,
The family of Harry Borrgwrton of
Norwalk, who have been boarding
with Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. Bates in
West Reading, the past six weeks, are
to return to their home today.
—-Full wine stiff hats. O’Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cutler, of
Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, who have
been spending a Week with Ex- Mayor
and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, at Col-
onial cottage, returned to their borne
today.
The Decker Club members are mak-
ing several improvements and altera-
tions in their room at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. These include
ing of a handsome new rug.
~Nniive Fowis. 182%. New York
Market.
The first regular drill of Trinity Na-
val Reserves will be held September
15th. "The Reserves have organised a
football team. with fifteen members.
and have elected Leilrand Snyder
manager. and Matthew Fitelson assist-
‘ant manager.
‘ —-Prime Roast Beef. 18c. New York
‘Mark at
Dwight H. Graham, Boston, former.
ly of South Norwalk, who is In the re-
tail hat business has been in Danbury
a few days this week. buying hats of
the local manufacturers, and visiting
a numberof friends, combining busi-
ness with pleasure,
-——Pot Roasts at prices to suit every-
body. New York Market.
Next week will be the gala week
for the residents of Southport. as the
members of the Southport tire do
partments are to hold their grand car-
nival the entire wek on the public
school grounds. The carnivals are
given every two years and are with-
out doubt the blggest affairs of the
kind given inthe state.
The death of former Governor
Lounsbury leaves but six men living
who have occupied the executive chair
at Hartford. They are Joseph R.
Hawley, Thomas M. Waller, Phineas
C. Lounsbnry, (a brother of the do
ceased George E.), 0, Vincent Conn.
Morgan G. Bulkeley and George P.
McLean.
k TRound Steak. 18c. New York Mar-
e .
An order was issued yesterday from
the once of the adjntant general at
Hartford, confirming the nomination
made by Company 8. Third regiment.
Infantry, C. N. 6., recently The or-
der. announces. that original appoint-
ments are extended to Captain R. N.
Burroughs and Lieutenants H. C.
Stevenson and Harry S. Mason.
u—Fresh or Corned Plate, 6c lb. New
York Market.
C G. Wrentmore, Ann Ar.
igaa; .l. H. Dormer. Charles , Lem-
olee, Boston; K. S. Ducayet, H. B.
Webber, Hartford; C. DeGnrrntson,
the varnishing of the floor and the lay- ..
i; Mich- ,
a .w
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The Soap That Outshines All Is
Sunlig
The kettles and pans. the fins or dishes.
when washed. with Sunlight Soap sparkle
and shine. Sunlight brightens everything
in the household and inlures nothing.
for Sunlight is absolutely pure.
asx‘roa uuuuonv" amp: susuaur
J
can. W001) con.
WE SELL THE BEST LEHIGH COAL THAT CAN BE BOUGHT.
HIGHLAND AND HAZELTON
It will net cost you any more to use the BEST than the CHEAPER
grade. .
Give us a trial order and be con vinced
Our motto "CLEAN COAL", HON EST WEIGHT. ,
HAY, STRAW, GRAIN AND FEE D.
HARRIS 8: CAN S.
Office and yard. 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Telephone call 342 5. Free Delivery.
SOMETHING THE MATTER WITH
THE TOP AND A RAIN
STORM COMING ON!
is not likely to occur if you're driving
one of our rigs-«for vehicle, horse and
fore we allow them to go out; whips,
rugs, all accessories and equipments
also. We neglect nothing to make
your drive a safe and pleasant one and
desire your patronage.
Sohaub 's Livery Stable.
TELEPHONE CALI. 322-4.
IRVING Locxwoon a co.
COAL coAL COAL
BEST LEHIGH COAL Is the only kind we handle. We have on hand a
large supply of choice. fresh mined co al, of the finest fracture, free tram
slate and screened clean.
~“M.00 PER TON delivered In your bin."
"NUMBER 3 NUT $4.75."
Prompt delivery, Competent Drive rs, Clean COIL
Georges Creek Bituminous at an attractive price.
Fresh burned charcoal put In bags ready far the stave.
122-124 WATER STREET, TELEPHONE 31-5.
lrnnco Offices—2 South Mlln street, South Norwalk: 0 Main Std Norwllk
COWPIGIIT.
fl
m-.. ‘5»
WALKS
CONCRETE. ASPHALT. CEMENT. FLAG.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM BOSTON. WHO HAS
CHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS, AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON
FOR THE FINEST CLASS OF WORKMANBHIP AND MATERIAL.
Raymond Bros.
137 Washington West.
HAVE YOU USED
BRAZILIAN
HIE GREAT
1 ANrIsrrIIc .....
58535 63,13 ngge
“9.39.96“ “Ruth's
CONSUMPTION
canines ASTHMA
murmur: firearm
’ 7 Cures Sore Throat, nins an Ulcented Tons“: takes Cold
Grip and Pleurisy mtg; thriwh in am“! “30 m,“
harness receive careful inspection be be.
sonar son my neurons surpass.
A R dieing Big
Clearance Sale -
The Greatest EconOmic Event of the
Whole Year.
There is crib great object in all sales, and that is to sell goods.
Just
how successful a sale of this sort can be made depends entirely upon the
honesty of purpose at the back of it: depends upon the seasonablene
the merchandise and the price reductions.
sale an overwhelming success; planned carefully; planned intelligent
We have planned to malt thil
. We
have taken into due consideration the great loss of profit which such a sale
as this arenas.
We take the loss cheerfully, wisely, believing it t be the
very best kind of business sense to clean up all summer surplus took at
a sacrifice, and to do it now while the wearing season is at its no ght.
A-
we said above. we believe this to bathe greatest moneysaving able of the
year, and we want you to believe it also.
if you will compare the print- ”
ed offerings with the actual merchandise, you are bound to believe it. The
loss is ours, the saving Is yours, We‘ ve explained the why of- it, now we in-_
vile. you to come and buy as liberally as you wish. You can make no rain-
fake.
The Housekeeping Section
Nothing escapes the keen edged
.knlie of the price pruner. Brown and
bleached cottons of all widths, bod-
spreads, sheets. pillow elipI, outing
flanneis. and other staple lines of
every day wanted goods, all to be sold
at less than present coat of produc-
tion.
Wt
YARD WIDE BHEETINGS
2 bales good quality brown cotton.
sale price, per yd., 5c,
Extra fine quality brown cotton, reg-
ular 8c quality; sale price, per yard,
Fine soft finished bleached cotton,
.Sc quality; sale price, 6c.
Extra fine quality bleached cotton.
regular 9c quality; sale price, per
yard 7c
The standard Langdon 76 bleached
tnuslln; sale price, per yard, 8c.
WIDE SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW MUSLIMS
at?”
42 inch brown pillow cotton, 1259c
quality; sale price, per yd.. 10c.
45 inch brown pillow cotton;
price, per yard, 10c.
45 inch Pequot Mills brown cotton,
sale price, per yd., 1259c.
42 inch bleached pillow cotton; sale
price, per y.i., 9c.
42 inch bleached pillow cotton: sale
price, per yd., 12$“.
45 inch bleached pillow cotton, 170
quality: sale price, per yd., 12%0.
9-4 brown sheeting. 210 quality; sale
price, per yd., 17c.
94 brown sheeting, 23c
sale price, per yard, 19c.
9-4 brown sheeting,
sale price, per yard, 21c.
104 extra heavy brown sheeting, 28c
quality: sale price, per yard, 22c.
9—4 good quality bleached sheeting,
sale price, per yard. 21c.
10-4 bleached sheeting, extra heavy
27c quality; sale price, per yard, 23c.
sale
quality;
25c quality:
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPG
__.__.
81x90 unbleached sheets, 50c grade;
sale price, 42c. ,
81x90 unbleached sheets, 65c grade; 7
sale price, 55c.
72x90 bleached sheets,
sale price, 420.
81x90 bleached sheets,
sale price, 50c.
81x90 bleached sheets,
sale price, 570.
50 doz. bleached pillow
121,40 quality; sale price, 10c.
50 do: bleached pillow slips, 42:36.
Me quality; sale price, 1255c.
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 4513b,
14c quality; sale price, 10c.
30 doz. bleached pillow slips, 45x36, ,
17c quality; sale price 12%c.
omen Housexesemo cocoa] .
56¢ grade; ,
69c grade;
slips, 4213i),
100 good size white crochet spr
1'90 quality; sale price, SEC.
7 dozen large size by
spreads, were 890.; sale pric ,
$1.25 quality white bedspread
price 980. A
$1.59 quality while bedspreads:
price, $1.19.
Handsome honeycomb special
seilles designs, very heavy. '
$1.98; sale price $1.50.
1 lot comfortables, sale price, 59o.
81.25 comfortables, sale price 8
$1.50 comfortables, sale price,
32 comfortables, sale price,
1 case good quality cream
flannel: sale price, per yd., in.
600 yards cream Domet tissue) :
tra heavy, regular price 7o
price, 5c. ,,
10 pieces good quality Dome
nel, regular 100 quality; sill
8c.
THIS SALE BEGINS SATURDAY I
JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS. '
AUGUST 20, AND CONTINU
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwnlk. Conn.
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE AT REDUCED PRICED.
AGENTS FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
s. s. TILLo‘rsoeI.
8! WASHINGTON STREET-
SOUTH NORWALK,
86 Washington Strut.
stules in daiiriu Neckwear.
III. E. R YAN.
South it'o
( "They were feeling so good whenr
they captured the seven horse thievm
that they stopped to have a game un-
der a big tree. "
*“You don't say! What game did
they play?"
“Seven up.”
PUTS AN END TO IT ALL.
~A grievilus wail oftirnes comes as.
a result of unbearable pain from over
Del" says:
Teacher—Can any boy .
it was that Induced Captain
turn pirate! Smart Youth—3w
dad said t’etlier day, I go
because they didn't know
about freerooutn and blind
Kidd’s time.——Boston Tn ,
ONLY CURE FOR DY
Mrs. Franklin Minot
"I suffered don
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59c grade; 4. ‘ ,
dyspepsia. used to have ~
bitching. I tried
could hear oft-but nothing
until I took Milan Bali,
cont bottle carat! are ..
taxed organs. Dizziness Backsche,
Liver oonrpinint and Constipation. Butand
issua- to Dr. King‘s New Life Pills
the: putanonatoitsii. Theysre
, more but increasi- Try them Ont!
H. Boxw-
Robert A. Trimble, John J. Robbins,
,, 3.11 Corey, or New York . edge Jpn-
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