Umbrellas.
azure on tAolIa'
in Add}. a ill.
wia'r wnillh‘o'rou n
adorn henna“.
liltil Iiiiiii‘ Ilili ills
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Friday partly cloudy and pos-
sibly shoWera. An area of low pres-
sure ls central this morning In iipper
Michigan. It is producing cloudy
weather and light rain iii the northern
portion of the Lake region This vt-
clnlty will be on the southern edge or
the iilsturbanceo on Friday. The tem-
perature is rising in the central and
eastern sections and falling In the
northwestern. - Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weiither, v‘vlth rising
temperature followed by partly cloudy
weather and possibly showers on F-rl
day and fair and cooler Saturday.
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A large number of people enjoyed
the dancing at The Knob, last even-
ing ,
—_’___...L___.-.
Edward J. Thomas of Norwaik, Is in
New Y'mk City today on a business
trip.
. __......'..... . , .
Mia. Reynolds, of New Canaan ave-
mic is visiting in Norwalk for several
days.
Mrs. George W Burr, of West lied-
ding, is visiting Mrs. G. 0 I’iatt, oi
Norlwallt _
_._._A____.L_ ‘
Frank It. Stevens has returned to
South Norwalk, after an extended stay
in itidgeiield. ‘l }
Miss Ida liiitihings arrived home
Wednesday, liom a visit with friends
in Mt V’.ernon ' }
. .
—-ii‘er Fri. Sale only, 200 yds., Mer-
cevized Waistings, 30 and 35c kitid, ltlc
yd M.b Snlith & Co
Miss Elizabeth Blake and him e, Miss
Luiy Iiiako of Main street are the
guests of frlends ill Orange, New Jer-
soy.
Miss Ilclen V. Brown, matron at the
Norwalk Hospital, has returned from
a trip to Chicago. Miss Brown is now
the guest for a iew days of friends ill
S,pringlieid Mass.
Mr. anti Mrs T A Donoldson spent
Wednesday in New Haven and Silvia
Rock, going through the old mill and
otuer interesting points, and report
everything lovely.
The Misses Charlotte and Pauline '
(been and Master John Morton,’ of
South Not-,waik are the guests or their
aunt Mrs. C. N. Ballard, of Richards _
sit ect, West Haven
Detective and Mrs. Cherry, of Cam-
den N J. and Mr and Mrs. William
P VVIIIII, or New York ‘,city haVe re
turned to, their homes aftel a visit with
Mr and Mrs. Edwaid Cunningham, of
Spring stlect.
" a Jo
Manager Edward F. McDermott of
the Not-walk Boston Store, has” resunl
ed his liositleli attt‘ii his animal vam-
tioli. With his wife anti their daugh-
tot he has been the guest of relatives
in Providence .
A —Shonlngers best piano, good as
new, and no interest charged for $225,
on small payment at ..i W. Study/oils.
Maw...—
Edward A. Joyce who left Bethel
some time ago for the west has re-
turned to South Norwalk, and is wor-k
ing at his trade ln (3th & Knapps
hat factory. His parents, Mr. and Mrs
D. B Joyce, are in Walla Walla, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Prowltt, who
have been the guests of Mr. Prowltts
brother, Chief J. Thornton Prowitt, of
Elmcrest will- leave for their heme in
Denver, Saturday. They have been
spending a portion of this week in
New York.
’M-hfi—t'i
Washington camp. No: 111 is to
have a meeting in Mystic Ch In Hall”
tonight. Initiation followed by a ban
quet is on the program. The state
"fit 5.!
abolif'hb‘l‘iltlng.
‘ For Wieiiford landing, where passed
ilk.
stlli't AIR-r“ KHI’”Ad n‘tlv‘ I
i 't
} . wNitho :3
Falrlioid Counts
Savings Batik.
'5l ”Willi Street,
' Norwalk, Conn.
Illllllllililliilfl‘-
"I w.
\i’lij Ill
ill: 'v
""13
. lill
to come in and have a talk with us
Not that we‘want you
to India the business, but because we
want to do business with you. We‘ re
proaperlng, and with increased facili-
ties for caring for business want you
to .
PROBPER WITH U8.
Banking with us doesn't mean "get
rich- quick" but. a steady. healtfhul
growth of wealth. It Is surprising
how rapidly a Savings Account will
grow. With interest added aild corn-
poundlng your $1 start becomes a bun-
dred before you realize. it.
We pay four per cent. interact.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
.- A. BANK. . .
United Bank Building.
. 5 l .l
i.i:i'li
tilt N ,
CARNIVAL
"entire Weill Commencing ,
Mondoy Afternoon. Aug. 22
4 BA'LLOON' ASCENSIO‘NSDAILY.
2:15, 5:10, 7:45 and 10:15.
Trlplo Parachute Drop ! !
Double addellsion by women
and double drop, using 4
parachutes
Wilmiin Shot l‘liili'i hillt‘i'ilii n1 m,
W
-Race~ by 2 Big Balloons.
7—Aeronatus~7. band Vaudeville.
FREE DANCING EVERY EVENING
Tents Shows Boats of Attractions.
Admission ........... . . . . . . .10 Con!-
GOUT‘HI’ORT, CONN.
EXCIlliNON
.. ~T0
NEW Polar
Via R:all to Wickford Landing and
. Ste anchr.
, .
I
. .
'u':
SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN WILL
LEAVE
s'rAMli‘oim .............. 7: 35 A. M
soll'rll NORWALK ...... 7:50 A M.
wn'rrpazrs.... ..... .....7:56A..M
SOUTHI’ORT ............ s: 06 A M
gcrs will transfer to Steamer .due
NEWPORT AT 1:00 P. M.
Flidiili. AdgtlSl 2611i
SIGHTSEEING.
Somomf the points or interest ‘3}‘5~
Newport are the Casino, Touro P
and Old Stone Mill, Spoutlng Rock,
Forty Steps, Paradise and Hanging
coils, Purgatory, Cliff Walk from East
ton’s Beach to Bailey' 3 Beach, passinx'
some- -of the most beauumi and costly
Aestates in the World the Ocean Drive
following the shore for nine miles;
Ochre Point, Felt 'Adalhs, Etcl. Etc. No
executive board expects to be present
also. Every member is requested to
be present. .. .
Wt ' ,
~Rev. G‘.“H: Meadywho wiliw repair
Sunday morning and evening at the
Edits Norwaili Methodist Episcopal
Church, and at the Pin!!!) Ad?
ilance meeting in G. APR.
walk, dt’ 3: 30 p. in. He will stop at
theuimme of N S. Ferguson, East Nor-
wn .7
Guests at the Hotel Cliffordi yester-
day, were: Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Craw-
ford. R. J. Conff, Mrs. A. Monaert, T.
H. Lemon W. W. Birch J. G. Vail Aro-
dale, Henry W Baird George E. Euro
till, Robert A. Trlmble, A. W. Stewart
New York; Jamarcomtoel} Wilton:
E. G. lineman J; 0-. Whimrmas-
ton: J. Y. McDermott, J. H. Beiden.
New Haven: C 8 Meter Ridgov‘vtmd,
N. 1.; David Corllrn. W. morn
City Island.
a. -.v
“Special low Prices
Milan-r
Summer Resort on the Atlantic Coast
offers more objects of interest to the
visitor. . “ti- -: i I ~
*—
RATE OF FARE FDR THE ROUND
TRIP ONLlV‘flvin.
lacuna! Dfi,fildk§18 31'
Are avoid overcrowding of Train or
meat. Purchase in advance and avoid
disappointment out tho day Oh» thI' Ext.
amnion lt‘.‘ . f it wt it rim or
'l‘lollotaigood. going and returning.
Ionly on Special Train and Steamer on
la'bdye date.
., . {
Roturnink‘
v
i.
w... it)“
3 lg... n i “use cell
Leave Newport from Wharf
OW. R. R.
co. clowning! A» ‘-'
_—‘
THE new voaK. new small a
HARTFORD RAILROAD co.
A Cure for
‘} Blue M
in Lao. mum 0,903.1.
jewel-loo o
endau
u “in
, no housekeeper fails nowadays to
SOUTHPOIT FIRE DEPARTMENT'S ‘
‘ I4~lllClI, was" $5
vital-:6 House?“ NEWPORT rQa '7
atoll-y ‘5 ' :1
and Stromboli _
...l m
at.
NEW RUGS.
'lhc llandsolllest big rugs that
ever came into the store are read
now. Ihcy' II make tlle home look
like an entirely new spot. Allie
the heat and dust of summer, they
will give new life. And service;
lcali/c the. service anti conveni—
once of a big rug as well as the
artistic taste that distinguishes it.
This new collection lllCllltlt‘S
velvet and body brusscls in t)«liy~
lz-Ioot size. at $25, Royal Wilton
in same size at $35, and body
brussels ill 8 It. 3 ill. by 10 It. ti ill.
at $2l.
Handsome small velvet rugs ill
much variet) of patteiu: —-
.57 by 54 Italics-9&2.
} to by (it inches—4:3. so
'I he new llool oil cloths
waiting for your choosing.
to so clots a square yard.
"Ihild lloor. ‘
HAND-BAGS AT HALF.
A few hand-bags that are shop-
Winn tll til. it are In styles which
we cannot duplicate in other sizes,
go till sale now at just half for—
mer piice.
Iiacll one Is well made and has
leather lining; all are in good
shapes and roomy.
“(.ll'llrllilck alligator,
'lI't.’
25
15-inch.
was ill 5. $7.50.
Alligator, hand—sewed, 1(l-lIICII,
was $ii. $5.50.
[’1 gskin 15- Inch, hand- sewed to
liaise was $ll, $5. 50.
\\’aiius, liiic finish, 13inch,
was $10
Lowliiilc Iliiiid~scwe<l to frame.
I511“ ll was $4) $4. 5o.
Alligator cabin brig, hand so w}
cd, 121mb, was $3
Lowhidc, l4—illcll, llatid sewed,
o
was $0 50 53- 25
liralucd cowhide, Iiaild scald
$3.
Third floor.
TELESCOPE CASES—$1.
Illcy vc been all the way born
:51 so to 55. so.
made to clcdr them out.
Stouth made. cloth covered.
“Illl patclitid outside frame and
lock unit‘s \cry strong- $1.
Third lloor.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
} Bridgeport, cs"...
. J4. .,,. .
'Pllono. 18!.
l,.- ..yi i...
Jenkins Bros. Valves
and
GARLOOK Months
‘23 Gal-Mod In stock.
1 :r
. ..‘,»,;,=.1* Q‘t ,
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
Noll manna Eicotllc Motors.
'0 I
_ raggbgzto: .l'. r can about than
_ Napalm lo Stationary and Illa-
. rl'no Engines and General Mania
Inc Mark Iollcltodh , , ,
11156.17. McKIBBIN
n. .. MFG CO.
“waves 1'. oo.NOIIWALK.
5‘. FOX,
1p: LAplcc' vAiLoa,‘
in val-odious Milk. coho.
,
..i
Y
_ :r‘.. ”’51! ,1
Esoiualvo style for the coming fall.
come to no me before the rush begins.
Lo Parloionnal styles.
Everything at lowest prices. Pcflect
flt}pqnl'onto}od.
Alice ileaowro WEAR CLOTHES
'SKIR'I‘S, wAis'rs. 00Ars. tarssr
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
' Particulars of ,
Embrace Annoy of
um H. LIYTDIV.
9,? if
R. R. in" South Norm-Ill.
Lowering
* . “macs
Alrr magma drove-Eli.
“If; new who is .
ll
a
FOR ALL
mines or
MACHINES
ONLY 5 atom
RPM-go
Postage one can! for l to 20 package
tau-dollar". Mil-anal!
m
THE SNOBR MANN 00.
so wasmlio'rea stiller.
south Norwaik, Conn.
7 HENDRIE WILL conresru
Instrument Admitted to Probate—-
Grandson. Dialnhorited.
STAMFORD. Aug. 2b.—~Aftcr a bear
lllg extending over several weeks the
will of Charles Ilendrle was yesterday
afternoon admllod to probate. Counsel
for tw" of the grandsons of Mr. lien-
drle have filed notices of an appeal to
the superior court. ‘TIIGBe two grand-
sons, children of a deceased son, were
prac tit-ally dislnherited, coming into no
portion of the half a million dollars left
by their grandfather. A good deal of
the ploperty of Mr. llendrie war; dis-
trlbutell before death, to escape litl-
gallon and the state liiiieritante tax.
and iii the appeal of the grandsons
they link to have the conveyances and
the will set aside.
“i have looked over the whole field."
said the young author, 'and the only
thing that pays is a good novel."
"Wrong again." liald the philosopher
"What pays better?” said the author
“A bad novel,” said the philosopher.
-— lfo.
“DESMMMGM ..Mavltl'io‘l'xJT~
“'l'
‘ " urUroi'll said
I
. ‘PIIIIIIIIIIIII‘ Pills.
00,-:de
«lynch; ylMl-l l olal. llnnitmi. «rind.
- m tall. Atriallrllllconvincuflofthllrinlliulic value
hianof Jill?"
We!» mail .1 .lloiml.
to. Box I930. 808““. ”38.
C
A red the warrant on me.
i
‘ ' MR0"-
Everebl Mead, Ihd ridb young llroon- .
NICIIIUO who WEI WWII lo "I"?! ‘
V'lt' h. “at M'l‘llk. “II“, dl'lWDK in O“ 0'
mobile toolfast in nu Erosion. Goon,
POOH more view, “trounce. «
Dalian" No Wu ”will“! Ifl NW1
does not relish his experience with the
officials of New Preston. Mr. Mead
said Tuesday night that ho was a vic-
this, of a “holdup" by some oliicials at
New Preston. " Mead is a young
man. He II anon drum late Solomon
Mead "of Greenwich. who, by economy
slid judicious investment, act umulaicd
a million or so; This wealth was left
to his seven children and some Ohflriv
table. religious and educational loath
tutlona when he died a your or two ago
The son Eveietl ls living at present
at the Seileek house in Greenwich. lils
only occupation is the management of
‘If .. 'al‘,
Clearance Sale -
his estate. He‘ls something of an au-
tonioliilo enthusiast, and In Greenwich
folks tell a story of how be fooled ilep. .
uty Sherln Ritch there reonlly. when
the deputy and some assistants tried
to time hllii on a flight through (lreen-
wlch alt-mic On this occasion Mead
spotted the flag men and turned oll‘ In
to a side street before he reached the‘
marked c.ourao Mr. Mead gave a re-
porler the following story. of his ex-
perIt-i ic e in New Preston.
"I was spending a week or two in
New Preston, and was ollt running
about the country Ill my automobile
about every day. There were several
other machines there and all of us pill
up a hot pace on occasions. No one
ever said a word about fast riding.
You
something of a pooh- -bah up that wai.
Me“ n postmaster, inns a grocery Hltll‘e,
i
Is a newspaper correspondent and,
aeveral other things. Perhaps it was
because. I didn't patronize hint, or it.
may have been because I Was a stran-
ger, and bad no political influence
there—«but at all events he slid Col.
Johnson, the constable, decided to
waited until I got down to Greenwich.
and thou swore, out it warrant for my
arrest.
matter to arrest. me while I was In
New Preston. but for some reason or
other they did not do so. Johnson
came to .(irecnwlcli by train. and scr
lie returned
by one train, and I went back by an
other, having given a satisfactory
bond. The case was settled out of
court, and cost me about 835. Of
course I btvd to pay all Johnson's ex
pelises. Tile other accidents in which
I was said to have figured existed only
in the imagination of the pooh~bab se-
OLD COMPANY '3 LEHIGH fit JEDDO
m
DEUVERED In voila. chills AT
$6 00 per ton.
II ohoapor fuel has never boon offered In this marker.
Raymond Bros
[.37 Washington Street.
Iecimau." ,
L
COAL
grade.
riiiophone call 342 _5.
GOAL
slate and cordoned clean.
“NUMBER 2 NUT “.75."
122.124 WATER ordeal;
as
on) caucus.
WWW
fill.
WE SELL THE BEST LEHIGH‘ CCAL THAT CAN BE BOUGHT.
HIGHLAND AND HAZELTON
It will Mt coaryguony more to use the BEST than the CHEAPER
Give on a trial order and be con vinced.
Our motto "CLEAN COAL". HON EST WEIGH'I'.
HAY. STRAW. GRAIN AND FEE D.I
HARRIS & GANS,
Office and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwaik.
IRVING LOCKWOOD & Q0
COAL
BEST LEHIGH COAL lo the only kind we handle. We have on hand a
large supply of choice. fresh mined co at, of th. flout fracture, free "Our
"$6.00 PER TON’doiivorod In your bin."
Prompt delivery, Competent Drive n, Clean Coal.
Georges Crook Bituminoul at an attractive pl‘ICC.
Fruit bill-nod chin-coal put in My: ready for the stove.
Iranco Officer-2 south Mlln Strut. South Norwalk; 9 Main It. Norwlllt
0
Free Delivery.
CDAL
TELEPHONE 81- 5.
“the merchandise anti the price reductions
lice. First Selectman IiosI‘orth is ,
'vite you to come and buy as liberally as you wish. You can make no midi)
(take.
make a horrible exanlple of me. They f
It would have been a simple .
The Greatest Economic Event of the
Whole Year.
There is one great object in all sales, and that is to sell goodl. Jolt
how successful a sale of this sort can be made depends entirely upon “I
depends upon the seasOnabIenell
We have planned to malts thin},
sale an ovclwlielmlng success; planned carefully; planned lntelllsenlly. WI
have taken Into due consideration the great loss of profit which such I lilo
as this means. We take the loss cheerfully, wisely, believing it to be ih§
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. A!
we said above. we believe this to bathe greatest money-saving sale of tho,-
yeur, and we want you to believe it also. If you will compare the print-
ed offerings with the actual merchandise, you are bound to_beiieve It. ,1th .
loss is ours, the saving ls yours. Wo' ve explained the why of it, now wallla
honesty of purpose at tile back of it;
‘. . i '
The Housekee 111 Section ,,
p. . lg. i i" i, '
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPD . .\
81x90 unbleached shoots, 500 grade: ,
sale price, 42c. ' 1’": .
81190 unbleached sheets, 650'“ "ii, ‘
sale price, 55c. ' *
72x90 bleached sheets, 556 gr,
sale price, 42c I
81x90 bleached sheets, 69c grade,
5an piice. 500.
81x90 bleached sheets, 69c grade,
sale price, 570.
50 doz. bleaihed pillow slips, 42:85,
12!,9c quality; sale price. 1013' ' ‘
, 50 doz bleached pillow allph, 422“
15c quality; sale pried, 12W}: 1~
50 doz. bleached pillow 311sz
14c quality; sale pride, 10c
30 doz. bleached pillow slips, 45136
17c quality; sale price 12340.-
OTHER HOUBEKEEPING GOO
Nothing escapes the keen edged
knife of the price primer. Brown and
bleached cottons of all widths, bed-
spreads, sheets, pillow slips, outing
fiannola, and other staple lines of
every day wanted goodo, all to be cold
at less than present cost of produc-
tion. i .
~—
YARD WIDE suss'rmcs
I
2bales good quality brown cotton,
sale pilcc, per yd.,
Extra fine quality brown cotton, reg-
glar 8c quality; sale price, per yard ,
c.
Fine soft finished bleached action,
So quality; sale price, tic.
Itxira fine quality bleached cotton,
regular 9c quality; sale price, per
yard 7c.
The standard Langdon 7b bleached
muslin; sale‘ price, per yard, 8c.
WIDE sssarmcs AND
PILLOW MUSLIMS
100 good size white crochet ,5qu
79c quality; sale price, 850.
7 dozen large size it»
spreads, were 89c: sale price
$1. 25 quality white bedsp
price 980.
$1. 59 quality white bedspread
price, $1.19. _
Handsome honeycomb specidl é
seilles designs, very}, hea‘
$1.98; sale price 81.50.
1 lot comfortabies. sale prio , ,
$1. 26 comfortabios sole 1
$1. 50 comfortables, sale price, 3 , '
32 comfortables, sale prlo
1 case good quality cream
flannel; sale price, per Mater
600 yards cream Domet noon)
,tra heavy, regular prl 7o
price, Be. =
. 10 pieces good quality Donia;
gel, regular 10c quality; i
c.
42 inch brown pillow cotton, lZlfic
"quality; sale price, per yd., ltlc.
45 inch brown pillow cotton; sale
price per yard. lilo. .
45 llich Pequot Mills brown cotton, .
sale price per yd., 121,“.
42 inch bicai lied pillow cotton; sale
price. per yd.,
42 inch bleached piliow cotton, sale
price, per yd" 121,50.
45 inch lilcathed pillow cotton, 17c
quality: sale price, per yd., mac.
9- 4 brown sheeting. 21c quality; sale .
price, per yd. ,Al c.
94 brown sheeting.
sale price, per yard, 19c.
9-4 brown sheeting, 25c quality;
sale price, per yard; 21c.
10-4 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.
23c quality; ,
éouth Norwalk. Conn.
Annual Clearance, Sale oi Trimmed 'I’Iil
t-rrii’ upm— ital-'rriirr‘: 3‘1“?”-
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINER Y
LINE AT REDUCED PRIOW
AGENTS FOR BAN .
haaiparrlram
s"
so WABHINGTON mm.“
Dre
mm ‘2‘ may. a!
Slides in den ll Neckweal'
..i.“ wrap
86 Wuhfnflfoli mm
[sovmrcomsos sum .
' 431m connalvos moons
.v.‘ it .
purse.
. it In the prime of life, a man is poor, his poverty argues some "
him—very neglected opportunities.
A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION MIGHT HAVEN PIA!”
WHY! LAN , ,
mwnukocGold
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Norwalk Chronicler