Special Valabs in
it,“
Umbrellas.
DINTI’ OR LADIES'
26 AND 20 IN.
$1. 00
15.x
Namesake Flu-Peta“.
weer wasnmnron eraser,
court-I nonwaaic I
lical hrs titties.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain tonight. Sunday fair. The
storm area. is central this morning ov-
er Lake Ontario. Rain has fallen dur-
ing the past twenty-four hours in near-
ly all sections east of-the Rockies.
Amounts of an inch or over are report-
etl from the following stations: New
York city, 2:00; Oswego, 1.10; Roches~
ter, 1.10; Detroit, 2.00; Toledo, 1.06;
Chicago, 1.03; Indianapolis, 1.48. The
rainfall in New. Haven up to 10 a. m.
was 2.75. Southeast storm warnings
are displayed along the New England
coast
Miss Grace Lawrence, of Orchard
street. is the guest of relatives in New
Rochelle.
—-—Full wine stiff hats. O‘Brien‘s.
Miss Ada Merriam, of Lowndes ave.-
nue, has been visiting friends in New
York.
Miss Julia M. McG inn of South Nor.
walk. has been visiting in Hartford
and vicinity,
—-—Itoast Beef Ell/ac. New York Mar-
kct.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B, Coleman.
of High street, are entertaining Miss
Mary Jones, of Brooklyn.
Miss Bertha Roberts. of Norwalk. is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heath,
of Carter street, New Canaan.
—-For Saturday Handsome decorated
Soup Plates. Kitchen Dept, f'ormely
20c now 10c ea. M. S. Smith & Co.
It is‘expceted the Pastime Club. of ‘
East Norwalk. will play the New ('21-
nann team there on Saturday, Septem
her 3.
—-Attcnd the Special Job Driving
Sale opcn tomorrow for one week at
M. S. Smith da’ Co.’s.
MISS Abbie Witter, of Brooklyn, CL,
returned hotne yesterday, after a visit
with Ex—Mayor and Mrs. J.,Mllton Co-
burn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva L. Dickens, of
New Canaan, are entertaining Sylves-
tcr Sherwood, of South Norwalk, this
week.
~Native Fowls, Ill-20¢. New York
Market.
Mrs. Charles A. Fallon and daughter
Emma, of Spring street, went to Bethel
today, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Fallon,
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Flynn, of [To
ion Park. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs, .1. Walter Yoga“ and children. of
Bridgeport.
-——Ail styles crush hats. O'Brien's.
Mrs. Arvilla Williams. who has been
visiting Mrs. George W. Harris. of
Lowe street, returned to her home in
New Haven. today.
1
A WONDERFUL SAVING.
The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia. calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind (it
mixed paint in painting their church.
They used- only 32 gallons of the
bongman & Martinez Paint mixed with
24 gallons of linseed oil. Actual cost
of paint made was less than $1.20 per
gallon.
Saved» overx eighty ($80.00) dollars
in paint, and got a big donation be
sides
EVERY CHURCH will be given a
liberal quantity whenever they paint.
Many houses are‘weil painted with
four gallons of I), & M. and three gal
Ions of linseed oil mixed therewith.
Wears and covers like gold. .
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Comstock, Watkins & Dow South Nor
walk; Htibbell at Staples Hardware
Coi’,‘ Norwaik; “W. S. Guyer & Son.
Ole Olson. the Boston street grocer.
arrived home yesterday from a trip to
-Rountl Steak, 18c. New York Mar-
ket. .
Miss Marnie Plait, of leases place, is
the gueatof friends in Georgetown.
~0ur stock of Corset Covers, 40-
09c-60c for Sat. only 20c each M. S.
Smith & Co.
Mrs,,Charle| E. gems. of Beyvicw
avenue. is recovering from a severe
fall which she had the misfortune to
sustain one day last week.
——Exoursion to North Beach and
New York, Sunday. Aug. 21st. Stcanr
or Martha's Vineyard leaves Steam-
boat. Wharf. 0 a. in. Excursion tic-
kets. 50c; children, 20c.
Mrs. William Nichols and daught-
ers. of New Canaan. are. spending two
weeks in South Norwalk. They are
guests of Mrs. Frank Becker.
-—Fresh or Corned Plate, 0c lb. New
York Market.
The Innnsbury & Mathewson sroe
shop rc-opcncd yesterday. after a two
days‘ shut down, out of respect to the
late cx-Govcrnor Lounsbury.
~Umbrellas, mourning hands, O'Brien.
A crate of carrier pigeons from the
Twentieth Century Club, New Haven.
were liberated in South Norwalk yes-
terday and started back home.
——Small range coal, $4.75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
Miss Hattie M. Harriett. of South
Norwalk, and Dr. Gregory anti Mrs.
Gregory of Noroton. have returned
from a trip to Newbut'gh, New York.
~——I3uy your Sunday dinner at the
New York Market.
On September 10th the New Cannons
will play the Nationals, of South Nor-
walk, in New Canaan. This promises
to be 0 mast, interesting and exciting
game.
-—We ask your special attention to
our specials .lobs during next week.
Each day has its own prominent Bar-
gain. M.S .Smltlt til C0.
Philip N. Knapp, Vice-President of
The Crofut & Knapp Co.. and Chas. ll.
Collins, of Collins & Fairbanks Co..
sailed for Liverpool on tho "Cretlc"
July 28th.
——Hats‘renovated. O'Brien‘s.
Mlsa Josephine. Sullivan, of Root
avenue, Ansoula, left yesterday after-
noon. for Norwalk. where site Joined
:1 party of friends for a week's yacht~
lug cruise along the sound.
——Excurslon to North Beach anti
New York, Sunday. Aug. 21st. Steam-
or Martha‘s Vineyard leaves Steam-
boat. Wharf, 9 a, m. Excursion tic-
kets. 000; children, 250.
There will be no further services
held In the First Methodist Episcopal
Church until Thursday evening. Sen
temher 8th. when the pastor, Rev. W.
W. T. Duncan, will be present to lead
the meeting.
0
~Pot Roasts at prices to suit every-
body. NewYork ‘Market.
The parsonage of the First M. E.
Church during the pastor's absence on
vacation has had a new service water
pipe put in new tubs set. in the laun-
dry and a number of alterations and
repairs made.
———For Saturday 2.500 .vds. White In-
dia‘Llncn extra fine, full width. 8c yd,
M. S. Smith It Go.
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell and her sister.
Mrs. Alfred Blcrwitt. spent. Thursday
at Darlen at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Owen and were royally entertained and
had the extreme pleasure of sot‘lng
the new grandson, twelve days old.
«Black 62 Pearl soft hats. O'Brien's.
A regular meeting of Buckingham
Post G A. IL, of Nor-walk. was' held
last night at the Post rooms in Wall
street, when members returned from
the National Encampment of the O.
A. R..'hcld4durh1g the present week
at Boston, told of some of their export-
iences.
:Prime Roast-Beef, 18c. New York
Market.
In the - Norfleld Congregational
(‘htirc h Sunday announcement was
made. of a gift to the church seclcty or
$4,000 by Miss Elisabetvacofleldms a
permanent fund to the memory of her
deceased brother, Deacon Scofleid, the
interest of the same to he used toward
Westport; Northrup Bros" Seuthport.
_ Fresh Pork,12!ifi‘“c lb.
'Prlme Rib Roast,14c lb.
Po‘rterbouse Roast, 16c 1b.
. Blade, Roast,10c lb.
' Porte‘rhouaé Steak, 18c lb.
. Sirloin Steak 100 lb.
. Round Steak. file in
Shoulder Steal» . 14c lb.
LethEnnlne Spring Lamb, no lb.
Forenaarter Spring Lamb, 10c lb.
Corned Plate Meat 6c lb.
" Lem Pot Roast, 10c lb.
Stew Heat, 10c, 12c lb.
payment of the pastorawsalary.
. @0195ng meatéit “king.
3
Remember this is not an inferior ,
, MW Beef that must he sold, but ,
TAKE THE KODAK.
'I‘hcrc'll be twice as much fun
on the vacation—mud ten times as
much pleasure after you get home
—-—if you take the Kodak along.
if you are not a kodakcr, become
one right now.
Supplies here for the old hand;
complete outfits for the new ; and
"finishing up" done for either.
CAMERAS.
No. l Brownie kodak. 2%x254—n.
No. 2 Brownie kodak, flexing—32.
No. 2 Finite Kodak, amass—~35.
No. 1 Folding Pocket kodak. 214x3l/4.
~31ti.
No, in Folding Pocket kodak, 2%):
4%:sl‘3.
No. 2 Folding Pocket kodak. 3%):316,
~41?»
No. 3 Folding Pocket kotlak, Ill/axllk,
«$17.50.
No. (in Folding Pocket kodak, 31/”
alt—:20.
No. 4 Cartridge kodak. “fir-825.
l’rcmo film-pack camera, 3%x3‘,4,——-
$4.00.
Promo film-pack camera 4x5,-—~$5.ilt'i.
l’romo folding film-pack caldera, 31,4,
xii/4:89.
Kodak developing—machines. Brown
to size—«$2; style is, for all size films
tip to 5x4,——87.00.
DEVELOPING ANI) PRINTING OUT-
FITS.
Brownie—90c.
Bull's Eycr—Sl.
A. B. C..——-$I.50.
Eastman film-negative albutn,-75c
and Si.
Vciox postal cards, 20c. doz.
Sepia postal cards.~—2 doz. for 20¢.
l’yro powder,—-t>0c. dos.
Hydrochlnon powders,—50c doz.
Ilypo Soda,—~—2 lbs, for file.
Volox liquid-developer. 4 02., 25c.
Solio toning solution, 4 oz..~~25c.
Paste for mounting.—~5c to She.
Seeds, Cramer, Standard. Stanley
and Eastman plates in all popular
sizes.
Eastman films, W. D. paper, cello
and blue-print in all liked sizes.
Velox and Arlsto sclftoning paper
Photo albums. all sizes. from 10c. to
34
Good trlpoda.——81.50.
Mounts. all sizes and patterns.
Printing frames, 35mm. :Il/zx-il/l,
ixfi,~~ilic.
Work done for the photo-
grapher who doesn't care to print
and develop.
, DEVELOPING FILMS.
No. I and 2 Ilrowniert-lllc.
4x5 or smaller. 6 exposures,-19c.;
l2 (‘X[)()Hllrli‘8."“2l'lfl.
0x7. 0 cxposurcs,~25c.;
ures,——300.
DEVELOPING PLATES.
4x5 or smaller,~2c.
5x7.«~llc.
thSIfir—ic.
8x10,-——5c.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS
Bridgeport,
1:3 expos-
COM“.
Then. 18:. g; .
Jenkins Bree. Valves
.VQLHLI {Writ}
v .
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO- ,
New Enlland Electilc Motors.
Have no cu «for. Can allow them
CO.,
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ATTRACTION NEXT WEDNESDAY.
"Why Girls Move Home." which is
said to have many features that other
productions of molo-dratua have not.
notably. not a revolver from one end
of the book to the other, will be pro-1
rented at l-loyt'u Theatre, on Wednes-
day. August 24. for an engagement of
one night. Mr. Summcrf‘ield. the an
thor. is said to be congratulated in im-
ing beyond the beaten paths and flash-
loning n melodrama that was one of
the few successes of last season. The
drama points a moral which should be
drawn in numerous instances in mod-
ern life. It. is a story of evil associates
and a longing for gay life. yet it has a
heroine with innocent intentions.
iiarshnesa between brother anti sister
at ironic gives the girl excuse for con-
. tlnulng on the seemingly wayward ca-
I‘ccr she has chosen. and many ext-lt-
lng bits of experiences make the path
extremely fascinating,
REUNION 0F TWENTY-EIGHTH.
Will Be Held in Wlmted, August 30,
and Norwalk Survivors Will
Attend,
'i‘hc schntcenth annual reunion of
the 'l‘wcnty-clghlh Regiment. (‘onnec-
ticut Volunteers, will be held ’l‘ues-
day, August 30. in Winsted. ’i‘he bits-
lness session will be called to order
IEND FOR A BOX OF
Wright's lndian Vegetable
Pills. 250.
In as good a cleaner u a Van-
kee, Housemald in Spring Time.
To cleanse the system internal-
ly II as Necouary as to cleanse
. the body externally.
I
WRIGHI'S IS THE BEST.
AT ALL DRUOOIBTS.
WORLD’S FAIR COMMISSION. GEN.
E.ROL
NEW YORK, August 2t).—»—M. (lcrald,
the new coinmissiouer-gcncral for
France to the St, Louis Exposition, ar-
rived here today on the steamer Ln
l..orruine M (Iotald has for some
ycars born a member of tho brunch
parliament and is thc author of so W’I‘Iltl
works on fiscal scicntc anti one tono-
my. at it) a. m., and the dinner will be
lilo" 00d .. served at noon.
A" ' Among the volt-runs in this vicinity
unlEl§"°°mm"",mnhT are numbered George H. Raymond.
Horace (l Burr Robert N. Morclloilse.
I. C ‘3: ‘"It! - .
m m" In (‘harlcs Arnold. llonry Britto, John
PEllllIillllll nus.
r. no
lined tonal styled WW ”nitride. Hundreds onutl-
moral-II. Ahll iiiio'oovlnceyouollbeirintrlmlc ulna
f0
Inca-00‘“ H mm ui‘uumby mall him boa.
KIM. “MINE. 00.. Box 1930. 0081“. I558.
Wnsson 'lhornna liowley From West-
port are trellitcd 'lhonms (llynn and
Peter Footc. A majority of one old
soldiers will be present on this (xen—
COAL woos 6011i.
WE SELL THE BEST LEHIGH COAL THAT CAN BE BOUGHT.
HIGHLAND AND HAZELTON
It will not cost you any more to use the BEST than the CHEAPER
grade.
Give us a trial order and be convinced.
Our motto "CLEAN COAL". HON EST WEIGHT. .
HAY. STRAW, GRAIN AND FEED.
HARRIS 8L GANS,
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 OM!
is not likely to occur if you're driving
one of our rigs-for vehicle, horse and
harness receive careful inspection be-
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.
Schaub '3 “very Stable.
TELEPHONE can. 322-4.
IRVING LOCK WOOD 8x 00
COAL COAL COAL
BEST LEHIGH COAL la the only kind we handle. We have on hand I
large oupply of choice. fresh mined co at, of thg finest fracture, free tram
slate and screened clean.
“$0.00 PER TON delivered In your bin."
“NUMBER 2 NUT 04.15."
Prompt delivery, Competent Drivers. Clean Coal.
Georges Creek Bituminous at an attractive price.
Fresh burned charcoal put in bags ready for the stove.
122-124 WATER STREET, TELEPHONE 31-5.
Irance Offices—2 South Main Street, South Norwalk; 0 Main St. NOI'VMIII
COWRIOIIT. ‘
80‘ Fox,“
Ta: unrest-macs.
31 Main l'tmt. Namath. Donn.
Le Parialennea styles.
fit guaranteed.
STYLES.
ALTERATIONS FREE.
A AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
Insurance Agency of
~ decor M. aurora...
t, ..
Telephone 358.
-—I3U('iOI.IEN‘3
as. Best Bug Bouncer.
250 A PINT.
ANT AND ROAOH POWDER.
, Guaranteed.
t - 801: A IOX.
Inop‘eratlo . “22.2: -M _._..-;-J._, -2-
Rep-In to Stationary and Ma-
rins‘lnginse and General Mulls
In. Work Iollolhd. A l K S
THE (1. N. McKIBBIN
M’FG C0, . CONCRETE. ASPHILT. CEMENT, ”-10.
P‘ WATS“ "-5,“; "P“WAIFK- we HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM soa‘ron. WHO HAS
LI. I r . CHARGE or LAYING me WALKS. AND CAN 3: oapzaoao UPON
Exclusive 1'.er for the coming fall.
Come to see me before the rush beginl.
Everything at lowest prices. Perfect
ALSO‘READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES
' SKIRTS, WAISTS, COATS. LATEST
R. a. l am. So nth Norwuk.
FOR THE_FINE8T CLASS OF WOBKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL.
Raymond Bros.
137 Washington Street.
our; him
ANTISEP‘IIC
Eli?
CROUP
‘ price, per yd..
mangoes M stillbirth g
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
A Ronsmg Big
Clearance Sale -
The Greatest Economic Event of the
Whole Year.
There is one great object in all sales. and that is to sell goods. .1th ,.
how successful a sale of this sort can he made depends entirely upontha:
honesty of purpose at the back of it; depends upon the seasonahloneu ‘ol
the merchandise and the price reductions. We have planned to make illlh
sale an overwhelming success; planned carefully; planned intelligently. We:
have taken into due consideration the great loss of profit which such I said” "
as this means. We take the loss cheerfully, wisely, believing It to be the, »
very best kind of business sense to clean up all summer surplus stock at‘
a sacrifice, and to do it now while the wearing season is at Its height. )4. _
we said above, we believe this to DOIIIO greatest money-saving sale 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. TIIB‘
loss is otirs, the saving is yours We’ l'c explained the why of it, now we III-
vite you to come and buy as liberally as you wish. You can make no mi}
take.
.O‘f‘
The Housekeeping Section
Nothing escapes the keen edged SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPO
,knlfe of the prlce pruner. Brown and
bleached cottons of all widths, bed-
spreads, sheets, pillow slips, outing
flannels, and other staple lines of
army day wanted goods, all to be sold
at less than present coat of produc-
tion.
81x00 unbleached sheets, 500 grade
sale price, 42c.
81x90 unbleached sheets, 65c grade}
sale price, 55c.
72x90 bleached sheets,
sale price, 42c.
81x00 bleached streets,
sale price, 50c.
81x90 bleached sheets,
sale price, 57c.
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 42x30
1255c quality; sale price, 10c. ’
50 doz, bleached pillow'siips, 42x36,"
15c quality; sale price, 12;“.
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 4513
14c quality; sale ptice,100.
30 doz. bleached pillow slips, 4
17c quality; sale price 1‘%c.
OTHER HOUSEKEEPINO 000
55c gradat-
59o grade
YARD WIDE SHEETINGS ‘
—.—.—.
2 bales good quality brown cotton.
sale price, per yd, 0c.
Extra fine quality brown cotton, rcg-
ulnr 8c quality; sale price, per yard,
tic.
Flnc soft finished bleached cotton,
8c qnallty; sale price, tie.
Extra fine quality bleached cotton.
regular 9c quality; solo price, per
yard. 7c.
The standard Loligdon 70 bleached
muslin; sale price, per yard, Sc.
69c grada' .
WIDE SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW MUSLINS
100 good size white crochet an
79c quality; sale price, 66c.
7 dozen large size has;
spreads, were 890; sale price,’1“
$1. 25 quality white bedspreadfi.
price 980.
$1. 59 quality white bedspreadl'
price, $1.19. '
Handsome honeycomb special I!“
sellles designs, very heavy,
$1. 08; sale price $1. 50.
1 lot comfortables, sale price, title
$1.135 comfortablcs, sale price 800
It. 50 comfortahics, sale price,
42 inch brown pillow cotton, 1215c
quality; sale price, per yd., 10c.
45 inch brown pillow cotton; sale
price. per yard, 10c.
4.5 inch Pequot Mills brown cotton,
sale price per yd., 12 1m?
.-"i.3 inch hlcaclcied pillow cotton: sale
price, per yd
«42 inch bleafhcd pillow cotton; Sale
price, per yd., iBléc.
5 inch bleached pillow c,otion 170
quality: snieprlccpcrul121/3.
9-4 brown sheeting, 2ft: qu'nlity; sale
17c.
9-4 brown sheeting. 23c quality;
Hflil.‘ price. pm- yard, 19‘}. 2CONIIOI‘LBDIQS, sale pflce, ’1”
9-4 brown sheeting, 25c quality; 1 case good quality cream W
sale price. per yard, 21c.
10-4 extra heavy brown sheeting, 28c
quality; sale prim [)tI‘ yard, 22c
9-4 good quality bleached sheeting,
sale price, per yard. 21c
1-04 bleached sheeting, extra heavy
27c quality; sale price, per yard, 23c.
flannel; sale price, per yd.. 4a.
600 yards cream Domet f! as
he heavy, regular price '16:
price he.
10 pica-s good quality Bonnet
nel, regular 10c quality; 1
8c. ‘
THIS SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, AND CONTINUED
JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS. ‘
54'?
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY‘ LINE AT REDUCED PRIOE‘O.
AGENTS FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
s. s. TILLorsoN.
as woummn‘ agrarian “““
states in daiittn Neokwear.
an mar.-
i... .1 «vs...
South No
I. N i _.3I HIKE BREAKER
I I N E E'-
VIOLA ED MIN ER A R V: U I I H2 I1
TORRINOTONL ACon‘n Aug 20... colored strike breaker, m
Frederick Macaeta was iii-rented hero conscious In the stock it
anus-t. “”13...
~86 Washington Street.
"be! unset
an
M
i la ch"
.. lice raldedrthe place for violation of.
. other prelude
' set!
yesterday and taken to New Haven by l with his eyes lacerated until
Dorm United States Marshall not had been destroyed. It in
item Ia. Rat-melee of Anemia. Machete is also suffering from I fro
Still! selling cigars upon the skull. The police tool: It!
boxes which no revenue stamps ' W- -. ,4
had been attired. A week ago the po-
:m license laws and discovered the
claws. It I: said that the cigars were
purchased from 3 Bridgeport arm and
utlm follow luc-
aside #1323! 36.
Norwalk Chronicler