al Values in
Umbrellas.
nearer on LADIII'
‘20 AND 121} ‘.m
. $1. 00'
E. K. Banks,
MAHAckerIo Horn. ILooIt.
wnr WAcHluarou “our,
sou-m uoaINALK.
Luca] News“ Notes.
WEATHEL meteor
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
cooler tonight and Tuesday Ad dis
turbance is central this morning In
Ontario. AII area of high pressure and
cool, pleasant weather is central in
Kansas. Rain has fallen in the Miss-
Issippi and Missouri Valleys and west-
crn portion of the Lake region
Amounts of an Inch or more are re-
ported from the following stations:
Milwaukee, 1. ill; Chicago, 1.82; Spring-
field, 111.. 1.;44 Kansas City. 2.30: Arn-
arillo 1.36. .
____,._.__._____.
Douglas Fowler Post. (i A. R. will
hold a regular meeting tonight.
A meeting of Catholic Union Council,
Knights of Columbus, of Norwalk, will
be held this evening
-—-For tomorrow special extra large
Bath Towels for half price 19c ca. M.
S. Smith St Co.
Mrs M. J Mulholland. at Orange N.
J., is the guest of Mrs, John Higgins
of Burritt avenue, South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William P Boers, of
Norwalk, are expected home today
from a stay in the White Mountains.
Miss Anna Mae Higgins, who has
been visiting friends in Orange N J.
has returned to her home in Burritt
avenue . I
Lettcr Carrier Henry M. Perry of
Norwalk. has returned from a several
days' visit in lloston, and has resumed
his duties.
William F. Bishop and family, of Bel-
dcn uvcuuc, Nor-.walk have returned
from a sojourn at White Lake New
York state.
Miss Angeline Scott librarian in tho
ptrbllc library South Norwalk, has
started on a vacation trip to East 0r-
angc, New Jersey.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick E. Conley.
of Union street. are entertaining Mrs.
(loniey's sister, Mrs. Joseph L. Wildey.
of Springfield. Massachusetts.
No services were held ~..roughout
the day yesterday, at the Norwalk
Congregational Church. The church
will be closed entirely until Sunday.
SI pteniber 4th
——Bodily pain loses it terror if you
have a bottle of Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric
Oil in the house. instant relief in
(use of burns. cuts,sprains. accidents
of any sort.
Mrs John D. Taylor. of Benton
street, was called to Wilmington, Dei-
aware, last Friday to attend the fun-
eral oi her niece. who had been an in-
valid for some time.
Constable Samuel C lreland is the
happy father of a line baby boy, born
yesterday morning. The little fellow
weighs ten and éhme quarter pounds.
Mother and chil are doing nicely.
Services were held at Grace Church.
yesterday, at 8 and 10:30 a. In. The
Rev. C. R. Steer-us. of Brooklyn, was
the olilclatlng clergyman the rector
James B. Werner, being absent on his
vacation. .
The next meeting of the Norwalk
city council is scheduled for Labor Day
night, Monday, September 5th. it is
probable that the members will show
up at that time and adjourn the meet-
ing to the night following,
The Weekly summary of Norwalk
real estate transactions. as given by
the Commercial Records, shows five
sales and mortgages of 700. For the
third week in August last year there
were fourteen sales. and mortgages of
$2, 828.
Letter to Wen. SH. McMahon, -
South Norwalk, Conn.
h .
.J‘ .
kid. on.
no steam.”
if it were a mv‘
say. "It was the
Miss Anna Mullins is spending a two
week's vacation on a trip up the liudc
sou itiver.
The Misses Margaret and Mary
Mockleraro spending their vacations
out of town.
Tire humiliation of losing your teeth
Is not all; think of the terror of having
then) pulled!
F. M. Jennings. of
spent Saturday III New naveu,
relatives and friends.
Washington
With
~wm....
Judge Daniel Dunlspmnd Mrs. Dun
lop leave tomorrow for an outing III
the Catskill mountains.
Mr and Mrs. Victor Collier. of To-
ronto. and N F. Caswcll. of Philadel-
phia. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Milton Stevens. Grove street.
Buckingham W, R. 0. hold their an-
nual picnic at Roton Point, Tuesday.
August 23rd. Will IeIIVII corner Main
and Wall strets at half-past tcu, It
stormy Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackson and
'two children, Dorothy and Donald visit-
to Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Stanley. aMin
street. Norwalk. Mr. Jackson has not
been in Norwalk for twenty-tire years.
A number of Danbury people who
went to North Beach Sunday on the
Martha's Vineyard were obliged to re-
main III town over night. owing to llrer
late arrival here of the boat last
nlsht.
Chief of Police Vollmcr has returned
from a vacation trip to Newark. where
he enjoyed himself greatly. He in-
tends to make South Norwalk his
headquarters during the remainder of
his vacation and to take a number of
short trips
The sacred concert of the. Sunday"
school of Grace Baptist Church was
well attended. yesterday. The mem-
bers had a nice program and some visi-
‘tors from out of town took part. The
committees deserve much credit for
their work.
Everybody‘s Magazine for September
is now on sale at the. book and sta-
tionery stores of William P. Beers, 6
South Main street. Smith Norwalk.
and 49 Wall street Nor walk 'l homes
1. Lawson‘ a story of the Amalgamated
appears in this number.
.7.._........
The Norwalk Library has received
as a gift from a friend, a fine, portrait
of ltev. Dr. William Cooper Mend, for
so many years the distinguished rec-
tor of old St. Paul’s. This portrait is
hung in a prominent place in the ro-
tunda with a card under It.
Miss Myrtle C. Lycett, of South
Main street, and Miss Ruth Poyvez. of
Wilton avenue, have returned home
’after a. week's visit with Miss Poyvez's
sister. Mrs, Albert Hibler, of Hunting-
ton, 11. l. While there Miss l..ycett
caught sixty-three young bluctish in
one morning.
The Rev. James B. Werner. rector
of Grace Church, who is spending his
vacation in the Catskills. was sudden-
ly called to Pennsylvania. last week
upon the receipt of a telegram stating.
that his father had sustained a stroke
of paralysis. Mr. Werner Sn, 's, con-
dition is now very grave.
o
~
.r
Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Pohlman re
turned yesterday from a visit to the
St. Louis Exposition. Mr. Pohlman at-
tended the natlonal convention of the
improved Order of Red Men held
there as a delegate. There will be a
meeting of Cocoa Tribe tomorrow. at
which time Mr Pohlman will give a
report of the deluge of the convention.
——Attend the Job driving sale now
going on at M. S. Smith & Co.’s. it
will pay you.
.._—.-
trains from New York who arrived in
Norwalk, Saturday morning, said that
they rari through water which had
overflowed the tracks at some of the,
stations near New York to the depth
of between one and two feet, reaching
to the steps of the cars. They thought
that If it continued much longer the
running of trains would be interfer-
edwith. . ,, .,._
The bogus book-agent who obtained
a number of subscriptions for the Bat-
urday Evening Post in Stamford, a
couple of weeks ago, and collected
money for them, has been arrested in
Tuckahoe. The follow made quite a
haul in this section He obtained about
50 subscriptions in Stamford. am
20 In New Canaan. The publishing
company made an arrangement to
Dear Sir: You want a cheap Job
of paint for a cheap house. don‘t you.
It's Devoe.
Devoe; there's nothing, in all paint.
cheap as Devoe
Oh, yes, you can paint with mad;
but that isn't paint; you want it to
look About right for a month or two.
Punt Davao. can’t do it for less;
there's nothing so cheap; say nothing
of wear, there's nothing so cheap, “(5
Devoe
It goes so far; save gallons; no mat-
ter about the price, saves gallons. A
gallon or paint, puton, costs 84 or to
save gallons.
Devoe is your paint; save gallons;
Devoe is your paint. Yours truly,
56 F..W DEVOE II 00.
P. S.—Watkins & Dow, Hubbell l
Staples Hardware Co. and E. E. Gor-
ham sell our palm.
scar r.,. rt...
All lands of. Meat
lt' s the regular thing in .
share half the loss with the persons
who gave the agent subscriptions
Mr. and Mrs. L, In Sanford, Cleve-
nd, 0.; Rev. C. Creegau, c B
Comstock. H J. cFord, Adeile Ford,
Thomas P Blake.O-. W. Oakland, New
.York; G. C. Nuthali Waterbury; Char-
les H Heinaohn, Mix and Mrs. Oakley,
“l. Vernon. E; F. W Plttsbll“.
(alts creams, hiya: marathon
mint. Danbu‘ryf eor'ge W Unitarian.
Bridgeport, J. M. Smith, G. M. Smith,
Ridgelleld; W. E RobinsonhMipa
lfuettrlt New Harem'lt rs. sea-
ry..Mrs N. 8. Hioki, Btuhifo ~Mr.
and ”Mrs. A. I atmartfldhg, . .
an I tar'
Fogarty‘, A B.‘ m3
pupal Shoal W Maples. of South Noe
you have been recent guests at the
Hotél Clifford. ,,
TIN Scotland A,
alter-noon and guitaris- during the en-
tire west. both afternoon and eventual
There are four munch, ”pensions each
ii”. at 8: 15, 5:10 ‘5 and 10:15 9.1!: .
.. unused.
two being women Titers moi
:1anqu m3, and")?! alllkinggof
games. e " Spay or m—
pany" gives m 1nd evening
ggtemlpmeats in the large :11. Then
from“:
Trainmen on some of the passenger .
l AUTOMOBILE
GOOD SILVER.
(iood silver docsnt necessarily
mean sterling; it may mean Siltt‘l‘
plate Hull 3 what it means this
time: and it means the best sil-
Icr plIItc we know of-‘Rogcrs 8t
liarrriltou. I
All Rogers 8: Harniltou ware is
not only (If graceful design, of
silver plated on white metal but
it has an extra- l-Icavy plating at
the points where it is most ca-
posed to wear. it is so good that
it is guaranteed to give satisiaug‘
iory scrvitmt'
And it Iosts very little.
cxnrrrplc:-« I
l? or
ten spoons~$2. ()5 doz.
dcsscrt- spoons-«$4 75 I107.
III-sstti- forks——$4. 75 doz.
tablespoons-$5.25 doz.
lairlc-i‘rrt‘ks—«SiSflS (lul.
soup-ladles—~$2.25.
oyster-ludics—ilir .85 and $2.25
gravy-ladlcs——$1 and $1.50.
t‘reaIII-ladlcs—{Isrx and our.
lIIIltct=krrivcs-50a
sogarslrclls—qsc and (nor.
ilascurcnt.
FOR TWILIGHT TEAS.
'l‘lIc glowing candelabra bright-
cIII-d by handsome ‘slrudcd candles
make the twilight tea table a pret-
ty picture—«and does away with
the need of other and ItrorcilIeat-
irig light.
Candelabra and caIIIllc—siicks—~
silver $I to $7.50, glass (ice. to
$7.50.
Fancy IaIIdlc—slrat.lcs-Ioc, 25c,
and to $I.75.
Candle—shade holders-10c.
ri'crfcction candies. have self—
fittingr crrtls.-—plairr, 20c. and 30c.
doz.: decorated, 50c. doz.
Twilight candlc~luIIIps—-—-5III-.
Basement.
LACE BED-SETS.
Another lot thnt‘ll dccply inter-
est nine housewives of ten.
English not with lace inserting
and ruffle. fancy center IIchallioII
and corner designs.
liolstcr roll matches cover.
Special value $5.
Third floor.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS C00
Bridgeport“, Carin.
'Phona. 18!.
Jenkins BmNalm
and
«stock eAcKIua
Clerlod In Itook.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
. Raymund Electric Motors.
How he Iuporlor. can show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and NIA-
rinb Engines and General Alcoh-
it; In. Work Ooilolhd.
2HE G.” N McKIBBIN
M'F'G CO.
‘st wuss or. so. NORWALK.
V
I . 7....“ 95.,1.
5. FOX,
, TH! LADIES' TAILOR,
it Main om . Norwalk. Conn
Exclusive style for the coming fall.
Come to ago me before the rush begins.
Lo Pnrioloflllu styles
Everything at lowest prices. Perfect
fit guaranteed.
‘ALSO READY-TO-WEAR ctorues
mars, wAIsrs, cons. LATEST
arrange.~ _
ALTERATIONS FREE.
INSURANCE
Particulars of
inst-Ice Agency at
JACOB M. LAYTON.
tariff.
I “SW
12.8.1“. South Jeri-talk.
,_'l'tlonbom arr-s .
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—-BUGOLEN"
The Beat Bag humour.
II“ A. LLINT. A. 33,,-
ANT AND ROTGH POWDII.
‘ titanium. TEI IIIquII Ions
'0
... m... mu...”— ..
til mil
"1 ”undo-nun: full to «has iii-yo
£52553: or from ylmu our oasal r “"0qu
can), hare
“balsam”: roll of o
r
I "‘3 vol hr 0 .lli’lm iro'l‘i'.‘ 5|th an
corr-
ey. “hauahm Ohm. Po.
Do For
The mold, ,
IIIY
iiil' Willi,“ mi v-
“'n'fll'
detach
Ilse” “matadaiiam
MI.“ WOO OI" 0" Jul“ monoy
Sterling Remedy Co. Chic-g“:x or N. Y.
I‘ll‘l'i’"
CRACEFUL PHYSIOUE.
m
A Few Don't. for Women Who Would
Appear Attractive.
Notlriug can make a lounging stami-
lrIg position excusable Walls. railings,
posts and door frames were never In-
tended for human beings to prop them
solIes up against The doing so does
trot rest the weary or lessen fatigue
In the least. 0n the contrary, it rath-
cr increases it. Besides, the habit soon
becomes chronic, and a general shift-
less. loppy appearance is the. result, A
correct position promotes vitality, and
is an aid to correct. breathing and good
circulation of the blood throughout the
system. Work with nature. and she
works for you.
The woman who flattens her entire
body, head. shoulders, hips and heels
against the wall In a crowded room is
another offender. To stand with hips
and basis against the wall In perfectly
allowable in a crowded room. but to
rest the shoulders and head against
It is to be unnecessarily ungraceful.
Unless the upper portion of the torso is
free, how can you possibly bow to your
acquaintances? You don't suppose a
nod Is a how, do you? Well. It isn’t.
The inclination is always made from
the hips. it Is generally a very slight
movement. but it carries forward the
heart line. The head Is not bent save
when one wishes to pay reverence or
homage; their the crown of the head
is presented. Otherwise. to be in good
form. bend over so slightly at ”W hips,
and keep the eyes on a level, as as
nearly so as possible with those of the
one saluted. «Housekeeper.
fl»-.. -0 ._. .
COAL
WE SELL'THE. BEST LEHIGH
grade.
HARRIS
Office and yard. 68 Water street,
Telephone call 342 5.
.QIWpr.‘ ...__. ..
.taluty as to whether his health would
WOOD
HIGHLAND AND HAZEL TON
lt'wlli not cost you any more to use the BEST than the CHEAPER
Give us a trial order and be convinced.
Our motto “CLEAN COAL". HON EST WEIGHT.
HAY, STRAIN. GRAIN AND FEE D.
I N WALSH.
arm Into Outstion of Detail with Soc-
rotary Thomas
On a flying visit to New Haven, Sat~
urduy afternoon, Chairman John J.
Walsh, of‘tho Democratic State Gen-
tral Committee. dropped in on Secre-
tary Thomas to talk over some of the
preliminary details to be perfected
prior to the opening of the campaign.
the conference being short but full of
business.
‘ To Mr. Thomas, Chairman Walsh
said that the tender of Ihe olilce ofI
temporary chairman of the state can
vention was still under consideration
by former Governor Waller. whose ac-
ceptance was only delayed by uncar-
permlt his undertaking the duties
In the hope of finding out "where
they are III, " Mr. Walsh has sent out
letters to all his lieutenants,
that a thorough canvass of their dis-
tricts be made. and that Ilgures giving
III detail the situation in their balli-
wlcks be forwarded to Secretary
Thomas willrout delay.
By this means, the weak spots on the
map will he revealed. and those places
disclosed where the most missionary
work will be needed.
Mr. Walsh will in all probability run
up to New Haven early next week. to
go more deeply Into the situation and
prospectus in the state.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says. "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but uothrng helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale byR. H. Plaisted. F. H. Bax
ter, and the Clifford Pharmauy “
Mistress«l know June, but don't you
think you are rather stupid?
MaiIl-thn I came here. ma’am you
Sillrl I should he treated as one of the
family: and ain‘t l trying all i know
how to be like yourself and the boss?—
Boston 'l‘rauscript,
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are ondeavorlug to check
the ravages of consumption, the
“white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley’s Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are In no danger of consump
tion. Do not risk your health by tak
ing some unknown preparation when
Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and cer-
tain In results. Ask for Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar and insist upon having it.
For sale at Plaistcd' s drug store.
COAL
COAL THAT CAN BE BOUGHT.
8L GANS.
South Norwalk. ,
Free Delivery.
COAL.
largo wpply of choice. fresh mined co
slate and screened ole-II.
“$6.00 PER TON delivered In your
"NUMBER 2 NUT “.75."
ream WATER smear,
CONCRETE.
FOR THE FINIOT CLABI OP WORK
mnsreuc
COLDS
our caucus
7 - CATARlill
earmark
I
m vrrva Locxwoob 'Zf‘ao.
can
BEST LEHIGH COAL is the only kind we handle.
Prompt'dall‘v‘ery, Competent Drivers, Clean Coal.
George: Creek Bituminoug at an attractive price.
Fresh burned charcoal put in bags ready for the stove.
lnnco OMB-4 South Allin 82M“, South Norwalk: 9 Main .2. NOW"!
" ' ' ‘ ' " ' " " ' ' sale price. per yard. 21c.
ASPHALT. ’
Raymond Bros.
la? Washington, Street.
OUR”- "- it
GRIP
Hum
CWSONMW animations mu trike-sold
autism crossfire. momma
5-229.--
COAL
We have on hand a
at, of the finest fracture, free tram
bin."
TELEPHONE 81-5.
2116.
CEMENT.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT POREMAN FROM BOSTON, WHO HAS
CHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS, AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON
MANSHIP AND MATERIAL.
sonar son row uaurou'a mum
A Rent-ring Big
Clearance Sale
asking .
.knlfe of the price pruner.‘ Brown and
. CC WAIHINGTON STREET-
THMA
AMKNI“
i; thought my time had come.
r resort i tried Dr. King's New Discov-
thr'l
The Greatest Economic Event of the
Whole Year.
There is one great object in All sales. and that is to sell goods. Juli»
irow successful a sale of this sort can be made depends entirely upon tilt.
honesty of purpose at the back of it: depends upon the seasouablanellof
the merchandise and the price reductions. We have planned to 111th ,tltld
sale an overwhelming success; planned carefully; planned intelligently. W
have taken into due consideration the great loss of profit which such I Ipl‘o
as this means. We take the loss ch ecrfuliy. wisely, believing it to be the
very best kind of business sense to clean up all summer surplus stock .
a sacrifice, and to do it now while the wearing season In at its height.‘ A;
we said above, we believe this to bathe greatest money-saving sale of thQ
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. ’i‘lib "
loss Is ours, the saving is yours, We’ ve explained the why of it, now welt:
vile you to come and buy as liberally as you wish. You can make no mid».
take.
The Housekeeping Section
sealers AND PILLOW sues. ‘ ‘
81x90 unbleached sheets, 59c M
sale price, 420. l w.
81:90 unbleached sheets, 65c grade;
sale price, 55c. .
72x90 bleached sheets, 55c gm“.
sale price, 42c
81x90 bleached sheets. 69c grade‘ '
sale pr ice, 50c.
81x90 bleached sheets 69c grader,
sale price, 57c.
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 4288
12140 quality: sale price,10o.
50 dos bleached pillow slips, 42
15c quality; sale price. 12%0. I
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 45:”,
its quality; sale price,100. . ~ ,
30 dos. bleached pillow slips. 45:! "
17c quality; sale price uric.
OTHER HOUSEKEEPINO ooood
Nothing escapes the keen edged
bleached cottons of all widths, hod-
spreada, sheets, pillow Illpl, outing
flannelc, and other staple lines of
every day wanted goods, all to be sold
at less than present cost of produc-
tion.
YARD WIDE SHEETINGS
2 holes good quality brown cotton.
sale price. per yd., 5c.
Extra fine quality brown cotton, reg-
ular 8c quality; sale price, per yard,
llc.
Fine soft finished bleached cotton,
.80 quality: sale price. dc
Extra fine quality bleached cotton.
regular 9c quality; sale price, per
yard. 7c.
The standard Lungdon 76 bleached
muslin; sale price. per yard, 8c.
WIDE SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW MUSLIMS
100 good also white crochet In
file quality; sale price, “of" Ni” .
7 dozen large slae hon” "
spreads were 89c; sale pried???
$1. 25 quality white bedsproa
price 980.
$1. 59 quality white bedspraldo,
price, $1.19.
Handsome honeycomb special I!
sellies designs, very heavy ’
$198; sale price $1. 50. ' ’ .
1 lot comfortables, acre price, 5"
$1. 25 cornfortables, sale price
:1. 50 comfortablea, sale price, .1
$2 comfortables, sale price, $1.1
1 case good quality crediti' ..
flannel; sale price. per yd.. 46. T
600 yards cream comet W
tra heavy, regular price ‘7
prlc,e 5c
10 pieces good quality Dom
nel, regular the quality; on}
80.‘
42 inch brown pillow cotton, .lzylgc
quality; sale price. per yd., 10c.
46 inch brown pillow cotton; sale
price, per yard, 10c.
45 inch Pequot Mills brown cotton,
sale. price, per yd.. 1239c.
4.2 inch bleached pillow cotton; sale
price. per yd., 9c.
42 Inch bleached pillow cotton; sale
price per yd.. 12 tic
45 inch bleached pillow cotton, 17c
quality: sale price, per yd.,12%c.
9-4 brown sheeting, 21c quality; sale
price, per yd.. 17c.
9-4 brown sheeting. 230
sale price, per yard, 19c.
9—4 brown sheeting.
sale price, per yard, 21c.
10—4 extra heavy brown sheeting, 28c
quality; sale price, per yard, 22c.
94 good quality bleached sheeting,
quality;
25c quality;
10-4 bleached sheeting, extra heavy
27c quality; sale price, per yard, 23c
THIS SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, AND CONTINUE
JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
.3 .,.. ,I.
Annual Clearance Sale of Trrmmed I‘d ..
EVERYTHINO IN THE MILLINERV LINE AT REDUCED PM
AOENVB FOR BANNER PATTERN..g; ‘
S. 8. TILLOTSONIV
T)
,rop In
arrII time and we ’11 show IIou no
slides in dainill N’eok‘wear
m
I...“ midi" Nth . I.
a pg, s u
.iaora tyfi'th an Access on my right
lining: write- J. F. Hughes of Du Pout.
endgave are up. Everybody
Ail a last
personage now.”
“Why, he always was,
the other members of his
“Nonsense.” ~
“Not at all. He a
in a flat, his brother I!
and his sister I Mindy.
phi: Press. ,,
, THE DEATH P!
A little torn; some .
death. Thu a nerd
cant cuts or puny balls
”can: penalty. It
loam lid
in: for consumption. The benefit 1
striking and l was on Ill!
No: he entiI-e’llyI
{Wary . t conquers
W Colds and Throat and MI
Guaranteed by F H. Baxt-
Numbers. Price bile. and “$1.00.
Norwalk Chronicler