sawdust. .
Wm Mina “.411 a ....I,..,W ”I. luau ....
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III-w win.»
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GENTS’ OR LADIEB'
20 AND :9 IN.
«$1:O,D* ,
E. K. Banks,
MAHACKEMO HOTEL ILOCK,
WEST WASHINGTOMJTM‘T,
IOUTH NORWALK.
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Local News Notes
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk ahd vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday. 'l‘he‘weath—
cr is clear to partly cloudy in nearly
all sections this morning. and but
very little precipitation was reported
during the past twenty-four hours. A
disturbance is central this morning
north of Lake Superior, extending
southward to Texas. and under its in-
fluence the temperatures have risen
materially in the central srctlons.
The harvest moon is with us.
~1 lot glorla umbrellas worth $1.50
for this week title ea. M. S. Smith &. Co.
.lohn Doruey, of Brooklyn, is visit-
ing Mrs. P. Ilenncssy, of Spring Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Fillow, of Nor-
walk, were guests at Oakslde, Vista,
on Sunday.
~Mcn‘s Alpine Hats, O’Brien'a.
Miss Gertrude Lyon, the Norwallt
eloI-utionist, is spending the day in
New York city.
fiMiss Annie Rance, of Northport, 1..
l., is visiting Mrs. W. R. Lowntles,
of Woodward avenue.
~3 lbs. chopped Beef 25c. Schaub's.
Mrs. Charles Gale, of Norwich“!!!
visiting Dr. and Mrs. .1. Milton Co-
burn, at Colonial Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa LownIles, of Wood-
ward avenue, are entertaining Miss
Henrietta Corr, of Brooklyn.
——Small range coal, $4.75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
The R & (i baseball team is to play
the Edgcwoods, of New Haven, this
afternoon, on the Decker Field.
liinxwoiler's orchestra will help to
make the smoker of lint-as Tribe of
Red Mcn a success Monday evening.
—lmmcnso line of jardineres, every
thing at cut prices.
Miss Clara Crawford, of Vista, has
returned from seVerali days visit with
relatives in Norwalk and Danbury.
.._.....
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Panic, of
(".ourtlnndt Place. have been entertain-
lug Mrs. Mary Brundage, of Milford.
~Dunlop Derbies, O'Brien‘s.
Boyde Woolfack, Mr. and Mrs. E. I).
Treat, James Kruskal, '1‘. R. Wolfers.
Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Franclseos, H. F.
A. Hesse, B. R. Hack, Mr. and Mrs.
3. Lee, H. B. Parke, .I. C. Hubbard, ’I‘.
, Miller, of New York: Harry B, Oli-
ver. R, A. Cody, l“. E. l’inkham. Bos-
ton; John R. Sherwood, Otto Lehman,
wife and daughter, anti 0. ll. Flem-
ing, Bridgeport; C. II. Weber, Mary
Hartman, Baltimore: J. A. Fregham.
Cincinnati; Pratt Thompson, New Ha-
ven; Miss Hyatt, Dr. Meyers, Stam-
ford; James H. Riley, Saratoga; Mrs.
W. Barker, Norwalk; William Ken-
nedy, of Naugatuck, were guests yes—
terday at the Hotel Clifford.
THE CHRISTIAN churches at Goa-
slantinople, Turkey, and Yokahoma,
Japan. have long used the Longman &
Martinez Paints {or painting their
churches ‘
Liberal contribution: at ‘L. 8; M.
Paint will be giv n for such purpose
wherever a ch’drc is located.
F. M. Seotield, Harris Springs, S. C..
writes: ‘I painted our old homestead
with L & M, twenty- -six years ago. Not
painted since: looks better than houses,
painted in the last four years."
W B Barr, Charleston, W. Va.,
writes, “Painted Fronkonburg Block
with L. k M. shows better than any
buildings here have ever donef stands
out as though varnished, and actual
cost of paint mus less than $1.20 per
gallon. “Wedrs and covers like gold
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Comatock, Watkins & Dow, South Nor-
walk; Habbell I: Staples Hardware
00., Norwalk: W. S. Guyer. it Son,
Westpprt; Northrop Bros, Southport.
“always mean goodness.
M. S. Smith & Co. .
MEN'S SHOES.
Fall shoes.
Good shoes.
Not lincmior iiIIcIII-ss does not
in striving for iiucncss. makers
sometimes sacrifice rcal goodness
lo mcrc appearance.
lint here are good shoes; good
of looks and of style and of finish.
(iood too in the parts that do
out show; in the chIthcr oi the
upper and the sole, chII in thc
stout thread they're stitched with,
in the making. The main aim is
to make them sure to give good,
honest, long, comfortable service.
Practically all the old liked
shapes we've had for years are
here and some. new ones that are
as slick in looks as they are good"
in may nay.
\11 the likcd and tested leath—
crs.
$3 50 and $4. No mote
Shoo store
WHITE WAISTINGS.
Manufacturers had liltlI,l faith
in nhitc for fall and “him and
turned their attention to other
stuti's. 'i‘hcy misjudged. \Vom—
cn do want white—wand thcrc is
almost sure to be a scarcity cre
long.
Ilcrc ate some non and they Ic
north much more lhtin the price.
'l’hcse camc itom one of those
doubtingr makers Thought he'd
made a mistake and nas :dad to
get lid of stock
I’utc uhite m IncIIcIizcd finish.
Cordded sir ipcs or brocade iigurcs
~—somc large. some small, some
in dotted pattcrns.
25c, zoo and sec.
Some oi the 2t) cent are exact
quality we sold ourselves last sear
son at soc.
It's aline clIaIIc.c~——and
Ilttickh take ll.
Front basement
to be
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.,
Bridggport, Conn.
‘\
’l‘he ltidgedeld Press Saks that the
village last work was so successful
that next year's show will be given on
a larger scale than ever before.
THE MIBER'S Home}
in the old closet by the cellar. Any
he care to take a look.
WHAT’S THE USE
of taking chances of your money being
stolen when you can put it in a. bank.
It will make money for you there.
Why not save a part of every dollar
earned. and the time will come when
your and mulatlons will take care of
itself an you. All your dollars are
willing to work for you
EARNINIII “For?“ PER csN'r.’
Our
sINcs COMING To. Tag, NORWALK
RONS THE assi- MEAT AT THE L
assT PORTER~HOUSE STEAKS, ..
new sIRLom sTsAIIs. ..........
asst 8QUNQ8TEAK8, .........
BEST sHou LDER eTsAKs. ........
-—8PIRING
LEGS, ....... . . . ....... . . . .
F0853, .
once...
~ . I
cubic: quicken. NATIVE vsAL sAusAosf: Traps. are.
phloaolInto-Ooooa-aoocnl- coo-n.-
United Bank Sending.
3, Has BEEN To GIVE oua PAT-
oweasr PRlCE POSSIBLE.
.......... .. ........... 132mm.
............... tomato}
...... 15¢ LIN
................. .. meta.
LAMB.—
...... ............ 169:. La.
...... ...... "”01“,“.
annual dog and not show héld in that ‘
is generally secreted undert the bed. or '
way, the thief is sure to findiit. should"
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
' BANK. :
(itiAL News: "
Charles Williams, tho well known
trolley conductor, with his two chine
city,
-—»lI‘resh oirss Brie, doz. Schaub'l.
Mrs. William lisardow, of Provl~
Ilcnc,o R, l. is the guest of Mrs. Rob-
ert Siltox, of Uuyview avenue, for a
few days. . .
wCannci Cool for chilly evenings.
lt‘errls Coal, 00.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. '1‘, JI‘III‘os, lierttl
street, Bridgeport, started yesterday
for a brief stay Willi friends in Stain
ford and South Norwalk
——8Inail Chestnut coal, $4.75 per ton
delivered, At Raymond Brothers.
Miss Laura Lawlor. of Far Rocka-
way, who has been visiting Mr. and.
Mrs. John lt‘.llul South Main street,
has IetuIned to her home.
——li‘ringed Opaque window shades
25c ca.. formerly 39c, cu. M. S. Smith.
Ii'L. Co.
ltldgcllcld‘s annual horse show will
he held September (it). There are
ninIlI-en classes. including riding
driving, four-iu-lmmls and ponies,
——»Salt pork 10c. lb.. Ilayes.’
About sixty people have planned to
hold It clambalte in Winnipauk tomor-
tow 'lho ariangemcnts f l the affair
have been lllllli"l"\\'lly for zoom days.
rcn. is enjoying the day in New York , ’
137' ~
. To RETURN EQUIPMENT.
Orders issued From Regimental Head-
al lieadquartois today for tho rotutni
of all uniforms and t‘tllllpmillts at!
once to the state moiety in this city
so that lnuuiory may be filed with:
articles which will be replaced
AGENT FOR MAY Manson»: Barnum.
cv IN CLOSING OUT THE sUMME R sTocK; THAT ts swam” av
THE HEARTY MANNER IN WHICH oun Ans. ARs RESPONDID ‘10.
SEPTEMBER WILL BE MEMORABLE As A MONTH or EXCIP‘NONAB
IARGAIN GIVING,
LIKE GOOD. sEASONAaLE MERCHANDISE AT A FRACTION or I‘M .
NORMAL VALUE.
STORE.
TIIIE PROFIT IS YOURS
THERE' SINO GAINSAYING THE WISDOM OF OUR CUT'PIIC! POLIN
THERE'S NOTHING STIMULATEB At IUOIHISIV'
THESE OFFERINGS WILL AGAIN THRONII THI' ..
’ i
Sims in
South Neiwalk Conn.
'l he [IImIly that has or casino tIi movo
lsix times a year seldom movds in good
cm
1 society.
""VIITIV LL-s
Allah lie-«Lluo.
_ HA In IlwuvaIIIII- 1min- m nrmm
I». CHICIIES’lElt‘l-l IINI ms?
80 Washington Street.
..~—-——
quarters To-day.
()Ider rs were issued from regiment-j
.q ..-.- -
ft:
INCH.“ I"
lo”:
Hindu: Mm]
~—Men's and lloys‘ Caps, O‘llrien's.
On Saturday and Sunday last Mme.
A. it]. Devannn. of Richmond Hill, en—
tertained Mrs. llaldwin and Mrs, lloss.
mother and sister of DI. llaldwin and
Edwin A. llarbour and Miss Ilmma
liouton all of Norwalk.
“Shoulder sienk We.
The marriage of Frank A. Van llu-
rcn and Miss l‘lthcl Slater will take
place next Wednesday afternoon at
Sehaub's,
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. The Rev. Dr. Buoll will oili-
clutc,
~Cunncl Coal for chilly evenings.
Ferris Coal, Co,
Principal Charles A. 'l‘III-ker. wife
and two Iliildren (hate and Alice, of
Main stIIct, Noiwalk. went to licthel
last night for II short visitvwith Mrs.
't‘III-her's~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. it}. it.
Barnum. '
~A largo line of ‘lilc, white merceI
i/od \Iaistlng MI yd. M .Smith &
Uo.
\ ‘A‘B(,I) “’
It You Can See
Straight
Then you can easily see why we are
having such success selling furniture.
There isn‘t any secret about our sue
cess, our prices are right, our liberal
credit system is right. We are show-
ing some very nice carpet rugs in
Smyrna axminlster tapestry and in-
gralns, also all the smaller sizes in
rugs, as well as iinoleums, oil cloth
and matting.
A. J. Ang___eviae&Son.
m WAsHINoTON sunset SOUTH
NGRWALK CONN. ,
Streets. Nora/541k, Conn,
A Rare Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT
In the Center at a Low Price.
.\
MEN'S OUTING
These lots of negllgee shirts wlll GOMS' handkerchiofs, were 70., nice" ‘
march to the music of cut prices. Our ial 50' 1 9‘;
Ladles' gauze llsle bomb; plain
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.
76c. and $1 each, now We. each.
HAVE YOU A
x . I t I . I I an] end r Here 50'. . .
iiiIIN..QIIII’;i’SJJI""INhIii“!I“.i 'Nii‘iifigi “a......12I.“t‘.a:r:‘:::.r:“aa‘:§ WASH Goons wom ‘ ’°‘ ‘i “ i “19“” 39"
I . . . , .
asses the men wcie constantly on tho . on» Mangrnur‘i’r'tu‘“ {twig-t: If so. this is the lime to fill it and A CHANCE To
move and it is expected that the lns| ua’hwrgrms‘mrflgu}rw it I] ‘ t t l t Buy LACEB. ,
I. l rtvoal 3pm,“. ~ “I - {Ii . " ' mm are some very an y s y as o
”mow wil ”"“"u.‘..." "'m' ""m 3: .‘I'I 'l‘huso lace bargains should interact
choose from.
All our lBI/Jc.
batlsts and dimitles at. 8c yd.
'd.
Men's Iicgllgee shirts, formerly 50o,
36-inch soi‘t finish pu'cales at 121/,c.
Ladles' llanderchlefs were 7t). ,.
SHIRT CHANCE. special 50.
black and tan. also dmp stitch and”:
lace effects which have been selling:
at 39c.; while they last 250, pair. ,‘
ladies' fancy iislo hose in boot and
lace styles in plain and fancy coma 'V
you, as this is eminently a lace season,
Point de Paris odgings . and innit,
tions from 11,5 inches to 4 inches wide.
a 1 arm assortment of patterns. were
15_c and file per yard. now 10¢. per' -
yard.
and 15c, qualities of
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwaik. Conn. ,
I
TAYLOR &‘60LDEN offers for sale Ian Building
Lot: on Quincy Street. between Butler and Orchard
, At Prlcgs gauging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lat.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map a! lots at our office, where full particular: will be
oheerfullylfurnlshed
Taylor St Gelden,
’14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
AUTOMOBILE Getting aVSlaIt In Life.
INSURANCE.
particulars or What Shall the Young
Man Do?
insurance Agency 0"
JACOB M. LAYTON,
R. R. Ave" 30 1th Nerwalk.
Telephone 35-2.
They take on habits and customs;
New York, August '6,190~i.
(1F Zeltftiss, Esq.,
Dear Sir.
. Will you kindly send me to my
residence. 610, Van Cortlandt Park ave
nae. Yonkers, New York one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria, Dr,
Ferguson's prescription? 1 will remit
by retlrn mail. Let me know how
much, etc. Trusting that you are well,
and kind regards to your brother, etc”
I am , ' Sincerely yours.
L. H. CARGILL.
ZcIttuss Pharmacy
O NO. DAMN OT. O0. NORWALK
4......_...-..
19,04:
inhuman App smart-
‘ HEATING
HOT wanna HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
“II: ”WWW to.
Cu" nd 8 chin Fihtttn . It:
Hm mam our stock of-
, RICHMOND RANGES?
, THE JOlggsfigm HQTCHKISS
I? Whisk 81' BEST» NOIWALK.
V
I
l
tho?
STYLES OF CLOTH FOR
sum; AND cons FOR
THE COMING FALL.
Also mam plates, latest styles.
Now is the time to have your furs
fitmodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
or
' 'NEW
got lowest prices Pom
steed .. all
they become thinkers and workers; “1
tlmately they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school. The fact that this
school holds the State Record for best.
work proves to you that it is good.
Prof. Sartain has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good positions.
The careful attention given to its sla—
denis, the uniform success tits gratin
ates in business life and the fact that
out of emplmment has earned for this
institution the right to be known as
"The School that Makes a Specialty of
Each Student.”
NEW TERM—DAY A D NIGHT
SESSION—BEGINS TUE3 AV. ‘SEP-
TEMBER 6.
Why not enroll!
BOYB’ ROUGH QN. ROCKS,
No Seam: at
31.25 AND 1.50,
GIRLS LITTLE INDIAN,
Kid Shoes, at
' O15.
rooms 3::1IN CALF,
Elk Lingo. sum.
, ms;
Try a pair of any III the» shoes. ‘
they will outwur any «on rvku.
400 PR. LADIEB’ KID OXFORD'B,
Low flesh. at
“0. MIL MES.
000 NEW STYL 8 FOR FALL I
O3. nonwautk R§ALTII 8H6:
RLADI as
o. . IDIFHI
V ‘ 'Phono. m.
WMMQ
’ and
”LOCK “calm,
001.3 W “Lu“ 'MTINE.
Business gives young men culture. ,
not one Combined course graduate is -
7
The Latest Trimmed and Unliimmed Reade“
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
COAL.
free from clinkers.
TRUE VALU_E GlVEN iN QUALITY» AND WEIGHT. Try a sample
Telephone call 3415.
Call In and son °
to-Wcar Fall Hats.
at
S. S. TILLOTSON’B,
soura NonALK, coNN.
. For
STEAM .
03E.
Big vein Georges Creek and other superior grades of :IiTUMINGUS‘C '
Low in ash and sulphur, High in fixed carbon, quick steaming undid
Also best grade of ANTHRACITE for domestic purpose“
nurses,
THE HARRIS & GANS Ci).
Coal Wood Hay, Grain and Feed.
‘Office and yard. 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Freewheel);
W
A Roll Top Desks
ll cheaper; M has, .1113er been naming this, ma
lammi‘y of choice. trait mined on at. of «In no»: fractu
aim: and menu clean. ,
12424 WATER STREET.
_ $l0 to $5.0
$31.75 to so
Office Chairs
l
Raymond and Son’s.
46 and 48 Main Street Norwaik.
DELIVERED. llV VOUR GELMR M
$6 0.0 per ton.
Raymond arcs
, .3 . , 187 “lawman!!! 51!! _,
memo LQCKWOOD g ,
QM- soar. coat
asst Lumen COAL I. the only Iona we' handle. w‘. Iiivo a; band .
“$9.00 PER TON delivered In your. bin."
‘muulIRWIHZBJ’ .
PM dilator]. Competent Driven. Clean Coal.
Goofy“ Crock Momma; It an attractive pitch.
Fruit burned church“ put in hogan-69 for tho don.
TlLl’HON,
Ignited mam-4 mat III-In an». south Norwllk' 0 Natalie". ‘
I».
I
7.
‘ regular price 26c. thlsaveek. .7 ..... ._....
10‘ 1,
Ladies} fine SILKGLOVES. double. finger tips, twp clasp, 3p
ante colors. best 50c glove made.
Indies‘ LIBLE THREAD GLOVES, two clasp, mode and sing,
........ union's-{ll
...........Ig
...-.--.-os--u.I-.¢-aion
RYAN.
Norwalk Chronicler