I
gains. -
‘ AND
~ FRESH CANDY
“'LANES
i ...-
liob‘s. '
avetiue, is very ill with tover.‘
August at Road’s. See ad.
.I. A. Hlslop 8: Co. are uttering
man's.
seph's of
OJ WAOHINGTON OT.
. ' Bethei grounds.
tutti News Notes.
For Norwalk and‘vicinity: Showers
tonight and Sunday. An extended
area of low pressure central over Lake
Superior with secondary disturbanc-
es in Florida and Arizona dominates
the entire country east of the Rockies
with the exception of the Middle anti
North Atlantic coast sections. Show-
ers and thunderstorms have occurred
during the past twenty-four hours over
the Lake region, upper and Middle
Mississippi valleys. the Gulf and
South Atlantic coasts. Precipitation
of an inch or more was reported as
follows: Chicago. 1.26; Jacksonville.
6.18; Knoxville, 2.46; Latlrosso, 2.18.
and St. Patti, 1.72.
en supplies today and Monday, at tit
Boston Store. See ad.
George II. llunter, of West strco
starts today for a week's vacation I
be spent in West linvon.
Kriexer & (103s.
partmeuts. Cal] and be convinced.
Frederick S. Ambler, who Is spent
in town for a few days on business.
Jacob Linxweiier on Quinturd uvcnne.
lei.
on return trip to lioynton. lt‘loridu, tlii
morning.
Now is the time to get in your win
Tile tug Port Chester is in the bar»
bor today.
”(Wm ”M and (..qu waicr mark at the Ferris t‘.oal (1qu
O Brien. puny.
Mrs. ll. . Shcrcr and daughlcr. tIilIz~ Mil-:5 Anon Knorr. who recently grmt.
nbolh. lll'li‘ Sili‘lllllllg ll WWII I“ New uaicd front tho’ Vassar hospital in
Jersey. i‘onghkcepslo. N. Y., us a trained
George C. Evarts, of the Comatock
Clothing Company, is laid up at his
homo iIl Main street, by illness.
Howard A. Montgomorv rcturncd
home to Norwaik last. evening from a
tow days‘ visit in Lynn. Mass.
The Norwnik City Council will hold
a session Monday evening at. the Coqu
cil chamber in Wall street.
Miss Mildred Homes, of Springfield.
has returned home after a visit in New
York state and Oil Long island.
The barge. Latter Day, of Bridge-
port. has gone to Westport. where. it
will be employed on the Westport
bridge work.
(Ii'cen corn is commencing to be
more plentiful in market. being
brought in by lilo farmers in this vi-
cinity.
Ai‘tor the connnunlon service at the
Baptist. tilIItIclI tomorrow morning It
iotlor from tho pastor, Rev. II. II. Cur-
pcntcr, will be read.
Miss Anna Mellon
Splau, of Newark, arc the
Mr. and Mrs. Mnx Singerwaid,
South Main street.
«lineal Fishermen, 15 per cont. dis-
count on boats. Sec 5qu ad.
The South NorWIIlk Arion Singing
socicty will be the guosts of tin-
liridgeport Arion society at tho pic~
IIic given by the latter ncxt Sunday.
Rev. Mr. lllcwitt and wife. of New
York city have l'('llll‘lii'li homo after a
pit-usual visit with hot sistor. Mrs.
is). l.. Mitt-boll, of 123 South Main
slrcct.
Mrs. James Seymour amt daughters
Adele unti Ruchci have returned to
their home after u very picnsnnt visit
with Mrs. (Iiiill'ii‘t‘l l’ldgcon, of Taylor.
avonno.
Miss llolcua A. Mitcltcil is tho gut-st
today of Miss lelalt A. l’IIWcrs ill
tiould list]. Now York University. To-
morrow she will visit irlonds in
Brooklyn.
-Sott and Still Iluts. (I'lirten.
nurse, is visiting her parents here.
The W. (‘. 'l‘. U. hold its annun
reporting a nice time.
Wore accompanied by sovornl of thoi
friends,
main over Sunday.
burl) of Ridgeiicid. is :I paticnt in III
linubury hospital.
vcro flesh wound.
Congregational (thumb. Sirotiord, it
Norwalk (‘ongrogntiouai (‘hIIrt-h. III
I’ncknrd will preach in South NoI
walk.
and Miss Nellie
guests oi
oi
uvcnuo grounds New t‘nnann. this of
South Norwaik. A number of
game.
and yesterday platted IIII udvcrllsomon
in The Sentinel. In loss than an hon
lhc which was returned to her by Mis
Mumic Everett, who itud found it.
Mrs. Collin. II. F.
iinydock, Robert A. ’i‘rimblc, Noll Mi
Cont-ii. S. It). Gilgglns, W. ll.
W. I.‘, littlcs. liosltm; (‘.
Milford. Mass;
Now ilnvcn; .i.
A. Summc
ii. Fury, Louisviiit
lordny at the Hotel (Wilford.
I The his solo still continues at Gott-
Miss Currie L. Palmer. of 272 East
Special sales during the month of
batch of reasonable bargains. See ad.
This Is the that day of the factory
remnant and surplus sale at Dicker-
The Bethels are to play the St. J0~
Bridgeport, today on the
Special prices on much needed kitch-
Greut sale now In progress at it.
Bargains in all do-
ing the summer at_Brocton, Mass. is
Miss Lizzie Lunge, of New York, is
visiting at. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. unti‘Mrs. li‘. T. iiudge. of Miami.
Fitt, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur N. Clark, of South Main street,
Miss Marjorie Fuller, of lios Angolcs,
Edson ll. lt‘nilcr, at the Norwnlk l-Io
Il‘rank Webbor, who has been a short
little at his home in Norwnlk. started
tcr supply of cool as prices are at low
outing at Roton Point, yesterday. all
The members
Mrs. Clarissa '13. Bates, of Orchard
street. has returned from a visit in
Dunbury, and today wont. to her stint-
mcr cottage tlt Fairllcld Ilcach to re-
linvid Conley. of It‘nrmington, a su-
Ito was klckcd In
tho face by a horse a few days ago and
sustained u fractured jaw and It so-
Scrvicos will be corniuctcd in the
morrow morning and Ironing by Itev.
II. It‘. Illicil, ll. 1).. pastor of tho South
There will be no name on the South
ternoon as the New Cnnanns will play
the Nationals on tho llnxtor grounds,
the
New (‘anasn fans will witnesses the
Mrs. .Ioscph Cori, of Spring strcct.
lost a valuable gold watch this week.
t‘lnrk. William
imonurd, V. M. King, ilnnbury; John
Young.
William lieddic, Mr. and Mrs. M. II}.
Council, New York; (I. ll}. Rider, licth-
oi; (I. W. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs.
’I‘licodot‘o ii. Show,
Kyc. Mr. and Mrs. w. it. Iioliy. Mrs.
A. .l. Iloily, Iirooklyn. \voro gut-sis yes-
~ Ts: csssr
Régd Tag
Fancy Suits at a Saving.
(l .
I The Red 'i‘ag Sale is famous for its suit bargains. Values are
always matchlcss, and this season finds our offerings no exceptions
to the rule.
We can fit you at. each price to a fancy cassimcre, cllcviot or
worsted suit tailored to date and faultless in fit.
$8.50 Suits are now $6.98.
$10 Suits are now $7.98.
$15 Suits are now $9.98.
$18 Suits are now $14.98.
$25" Suits are now $17.98.
Young Int-It's suits all smartly styles and in goodly variety of
fancy mixtures are now rcduccd front $0.50, $3.50. $i0 {lilti $12 to
$3.98 $6.98 $7.98.
Substantial reductions mark all boys' wash and wool suits.
STRAW HATS A'l‘ HALF PRICE.
0
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California. is the guest of her brothot
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Tel. Call. 32-2.
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'Twouid be foolishly expensive for me to send you
but the best of hay. grain and feed. when I make it a rule
to take back at price sold anything that you think Is not
as It should be.
It‘s easy to make low prices it quality is disregarded——
the market is always full of low—priced goods, but buyiu:
"chi-tip" grain is not economy and it‘s moon to your animal.
y.
Buy Ont's 'l‘lIaI‘s (ilcun. h‘.
‘ MANUEL T.‘"HATCH. y
i out near—
just as far as .
nearest lettersbox i
or telephone.
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(long! "so
At $300 3
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS. -
ONLY A F EW LEFT. ‘
DON'T BE sonny ,av WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY.
W. P. BEERS9
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Miss Lucy Scovillo has taken the po-
sition of Miss Luella S. lionton. in tho
(ientcr school, Now (Yunnan, tho iattor
having ugrood to touch in South Nor-
wnllt noxt your.
Mrs. ilcnry Williams, of Mondow
street. was operated on for appendici-
tis, yesterday. The oporution was
pcrIOI mod bv lir. .lcuu ilumortlor, ns-
slstcd by lirs. Wolfe and Sheror.
Mr. and Mrs. William It). MotilxomI
cry, of Norwalk. h-lt town this morn-
ing on their trip across tho continent
to Scuttlo, Washington; Lon Angelou.
(.iuilfornln, and other western points.
The Norwulk and Stamford Musical
Union will hold Its rottniIIr monthly
meeting Sunday evening. Sonic action
will be taken upon two applications for
tnemiwrship.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wudhtuus will
return to thclr homo in Springfield Ill-
morrow afternoon, uttor, sparkling u
week with Mr. and Mrs, S. K. Stanley,
on Main strut-I.
Mrs. P. H. Dowahury and daugh-
ter, of Now liuvon, nrt- I-Ipondinir Au-
gust in lictillchcm. tioun. Mrs. Down-
bury is tho organist at All Saints'
Church. in tho Park City.
The summary promo mum of cum-
tiuua S. ‘I'oungs ugulust Mrs. Martin
I). Harland. of South Norwnlk, will be
tried Monday morning at ill o‘clock.
before Justice of the Police William 0.
Clark.
It greatly fncililulcs and simpillic
every business dottl.
It Is a check on fortroll‘uInenh.
Your check buck from the bank In
receipt. and a reminder In case oulr
of the payment has been omitlotl.
TRUST COMPANY.
Issues check hooks and offers every n
the General Banking Iluslncss.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
to date facility for tho transacting of
Booksellers, Stationary. Engraving, Kodakl, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
49 Wall 8t" Norwalk. 0 80. Mlln 8h, 00. Norvmlk.
Telephone Connection.
has bccn cducating young own and womcn for
SEVEN TEEN YEARS.
its methods arc rndorscd by tho btlsiucss public.
It offers illl'l“IIHt‘tl farililics this y or.
tifliccs opt-II cvcry. day front 0100 till 4:30.
liall ’l‘crnl bcgius Scptcmlwr 5th. “ I
VISITORS WELCOME.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
II
Wumv—‘mw ......“ .... ...... .. ......— new.
This Is The
WHERE YOU CAN GET SOFT SHELL CRAIG. LIVE 3 LOIITIRO. LONG
OLAMO, ROUND OLAMO, ILUI FISH. WEAK FIOH. HALIIUT. ITIAK
000, “A IAOO, BONITA MAOKEREL, POROIII. ETO. ALL NIH
COME! IN FRESH IVIRY DAY.
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E. iii. Brennan. manager of (“Intoly It ...... M WM“ ... M ' m ' “4““
Breunhn’l store in South Muin street. SHEET MUSIC
with his family, will icuvo towa next 10 €15.
week for a Vacation trip through (lon-
nectlcut. Massachusetts and Ithodc int-
and,
For {murder- and Monday
mayo Sweet Marlo. Let's All
Go Up to Mind's, host Paradise Wells.
Thin a Our, mud ti’rmn inc-ohm. Ara-
Cutbill’a Bridge Fish Market
‘11:... III-- a PM! DILIVIRV.
ndiii- "FEEEMEN. .
OUR PRESCRIPTION DIPANT- b0“ Two sup. Sprig 0‘ I‘llllllullah, Ind REE 2‘: . ” " I‘ -. '
MINT. ' too osm- . Her . $ .
Is in charge of three licensed men Specials for Saturdayt Charles K. ry . o g, ,
who have passed the State Board at Hnrfll’ MIMI DEMO Folio, 100.
Pharmacy, and m lowly qualified to
till your prescriptions: you will still”! 3. IO
a. - , . ........... ...- . ,
titanium may to supplyyour when. _ Mandolinuntlsr nook, , s. m lends. this and OM up” ...; g.“ m M . I“. m m ”mm” In mu cunt u“ n w do “a our m. a “I . . -.- ,3. . , . .
W9 “”“V‘n‘m' “Wm ”WW“ I‘I‘EOOUIOMIWB mm :m Tasmanian not: mm nlmt “m da mi “in" ' rm lat-aroma“ " I ' no. “it” will will at d .
. compound!“ _ ; . -. . . N 3 , . , 3 . , 3I. . _ , ,,;_ Milling, :1 than: nonhum- lbutsito tum Ill-s t‘ ,
. W ”n w _ o. SOTO“. is W m 4' Mm . t ,W1 m 3'1!“th W, r without any. . . , cw ’ “1* '
.. . .." - LL “0 I ” . I ' " k. ' .. .. " W ‘1. “ ‘ ' t . . "Mint am - 1T “It” «I if " . m 3’“, ~ ‘ 7 “
. . W ‘ "l' , ll ““1” w. “I“ " "L1H ... , _ ‘ . 'I'é'm.,...".."f its: nasty two 300% “ -"’fim§mwmtwu “infirm
Keillor Piano Method, Vols. 1, 2 and
Bankers and keno
any
.alei'
Merrill Business Bulls—iii?
South Norwalk. Conn.
Mfarke :
“A 'I'ON Or
Willi HI I Ill 8
is required to make a Darth! 0!
the kind of extract of Witch Ha-
zel we soil. It would welcome or
Albree barrels 0‘: the yordiuary
kinds. Our hi1“! will you “0
more than the other. Witch
Hazel is a family remedy for
bruises, sprains, swellings, etc.
GET THE BEST RESULTS
BY GETTING THE BEST EX~
TRACT. WE SELL IT AT
I90 BOTTLE.
Iho Olilford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. OALL 15-8-
Maples lilioldschmidt oi.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
DOIIII‘I In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Gallon.
Swat-t; A Corbett Block. 80. NDFWIIK.
DR. MUNSON GOES TO JAIL.
Lived With Anna Thorndike In Hotel
in Naugatuck.
NAIII-A'I‘IIIJK, August 5.-—Ilr. Vlr'
till ll. Manson. o. dentist of New lia-
vcn. and Miss Anna ’l‘horndikc, aged
lit. also of that city. were arrostcd
here last ovcning, on complaint of rel«
atlvcs of the young woman, and utter
a. hearing in tho police court to-day
worn found guilty of tho. charge nlI
legcd. lir. Manson was sentenced to
30 days' imprisonment in tho county
jail at Ncw Ilavcn and u lino of 3? anti
costs was baptised on Miss Thorndike
and she was put in the care of the pro-
bntion OmCt'I‘ for thirty days. 'Mr.
Sawyer. of New Haven, who appeared
as a friend of Miss 'I‘iIorndikc's futility
made nrrnngotncnts to take hor to
her homo, subject to the probation ot-
iicor's approval. At first, however, the
young woman demurrcd to going home
except on condition that money should
secure a divorce from his wife. who is
said to live in Moridcn. ’
From the cvidcnco of It restaurant
kocpcr- and colors it appeared that
the couple registered at the restaurant
as Mr. and Mrs. Tucker. Huston. and
askcd permission to amend tho com-
plcnd guilty to the first charge as a
compromise. The woman showed much
hesitation when asked it she wished
to change her pics and the court at
as ho would find thom both guilty. I)r.
Munson is apparently about forty
yours of age.
I'I‘hc ComtIIcrclnl Bulletin).
W. H. McMahon will build the new
addition to the plant of the i.ockw00d
Manufacturing (Tonipnnyn For some
limo tho concern has been in need of
bottor packing, shipping and wore-
housc facilities. and finally has decid-
ed to erect It brick building 35 it till 3L.
four stories high of heavy mill con-
struction in the roar of their prosoul.
factory. lioracc ll. Nash will do the
plumbing and Smith llros. thc brick
work. Architect A. N. Paddock drew
Iiltl plnus.
.Iohu I". McMahon will begin work
in tho near future on another now
honor to bo croclod on Seymour uvo
nttod. It will be of wood and of the
sumo noncrul construction as them
now being built by hint on the some
street. ono of which is ready for the
intorlor trim and the second Is being
raised.
Wilbur li. Hoyt, of Now Canaan.
View III-Itch property in Norwalk bur.
bor. Mr. llovl intends to immediate»
ly orccl a summer home and n barn.
The house which II. W. Mslhor is
building for Edward Iioimos on Or-
churd strut-l. Is now helm: plastered.
The Work on the Ilolllo on the
cast side of Main street which I“. S.
banks In romodoling is selling clout:
nicely. The sub-contracts have not.
been awarded.
Raymond Bros. am building a new
sud very fine dock and slip next to
their old one on Water street. They
Intend to Install machinery for no
loading cost from vessels.
Wm.
LOOAL AUTHORITIII MUST AOT
FINN.
CLEVELAND. 0.. August 6.~«"As
governor of the state. I take the stand
that I am called upon to interfere
with pool selling at rates tracks only
I. . ban the local “thrills- prova that
they are not capable of coping with
the situation.”- .
in these emphsllc‘bhrusss Governor
Myron T. Herrick outlined here yes-
terday his policy In dealing with pool
selling til the races scheduled for
Ohio tut-ts. 7
"It Is a mailer with which." he sold,
“the local authorities should dost first.
If affairs grow to such proportion than
they are tumble to master the situation
then it will be time for than: to appeal
be provided to enable Dr, Munson to
for about a wcck otu-upicd lilo sumo
room at night, Dr. Manson point: away
pinint auntnst In". Manson anti nmko
it n more, serious one because he- tw- '
licvod it could be shown that the doc-
tor .Itls a wife. Dr. Manson agreed to
length said that it was unnecessary,
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
has purchased a lot in the Harbor.
The Camcl is an enterprising individual.
lie has a bump on at all times. '
if you're not wise to the best place in town to buy Cloth—-
ing and Furnishings, be a camel and get a bump on you.
MEN’S OUTING SUITS AT JUST HALF PRIC
3..
$6.50 at $3.25. $ 7.00 at $3.50. $ 8.00 at $4.00. .
$8.50 at $4.25. $10.00 at $5.00. $12.00at‘$6.oo. , ,
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Prices on the Nufan'gl Trousers split: ‘
$4.00 at $2.00. $5.00 at $2.50. $6.00 at $3.00. _3
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including blacks.
and blues. . .
89c Undcrwcar at 480. 5‘
Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables.
i.
SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITTERS. , at
9: WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALLIQI‘
r
we.
Telephone Call 324-2.
iii " 'bibblé‘s “Q55...
Cutting the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater satisfaction
we think.
Fresh Eggs. We handle more of the real. genuine, home Iaid,,fronh
stock than most. It’s a square deal here. If we haven't 'em .wa nhy'to
and do not substitute something different. 300 601.
Difficulties disappear when Yacht Club Salad Dressing In used. OOIIII
ious. smooth and apetizing. Get the book, “Table Help: for Hou‘uwll‘e If i
Hostess." for the asking. New Lobster.
Paraflene Wax. An easy way to seal Jams and Jellies and protect {him
from mold. N0 taste or odor. Seals airtight. No papers to cut, no ‘Ildl
to fit. Ask about it. ' '
“ Ginger Root, Lemons,‘
poses. . ..
Will have Saturday Melons. Water and Muck, Green Corn. Squall,
Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Bisckbe cries, Peaches. «0.. etc.
"Honey In the Honey Comb." New season's, 180 a frame.
Awaiting your orders, at your service.
Pure Spices, Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Pur-
.I 3‘ \
I “IT-‘1
TELEPHONE CALL. 26-4.
1 —,
Spec! I for Saturday,
......“ "mum,“ and “mum”, in ”H. 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ....................... .. ..... ..... 81.00
,.\-(.ntng_ ilr. Manson, who is sum to TUBE ROSE. OR ATHLETE FLOUR, IN BAGS ONLY‘............’.... 756
hm... mm.“ m. ,0, 30......” _..,.,,,.5_ NICE WATERMELONS,EIACH . .......................... 26c
,.,,n,hm,..d his own dawn“: u, PURE WATER FROM DR. BALDWIN‘S FILTERING PLANT, PER
lirst pleading not guilty. Artur u... GALLON ............ . ...................... ..... I............50
prosecuting attorney. holl'cvor, had MOHICAN PURE SPRING WATER. FANCY GREEN CORN. A SPEO-
IALLY FINE LOT FOR THIS SATURDAY. , FULL LINE OF BERNIEO.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. ‘
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.~ ‘
20 NORTH MAIN ST. FORT OT.
49
SO. NORWALK, QT. EAST NORWALK. OT.
TEL“ 26—3. TEL. III-8r
fir: TEX“
Greater demands are constantly being made on the eyes by our advanc-
ing civilization. The most perfect adjustment is called for. Life is often
a failure through poor sight. The 0y es are the bread winners.~ We cut
given you the best vision possible. -
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Opticlln. ‘
Room 9. United Bunk-Butldins. South Rm Owl.
' Special Appointments of convenience of patrons. 9' X
.l -- .
Dulce boon 8—il:45. lute-6:00. Saturday ovonlnu. 1-4. ~
sun cusses mm In cnnuclo
EYES CHIINIIE ......s...
Often one attribute. a lsckcf clout-nus 0! vision to till I].
when-his glue" are woolly to blame. Would It not In well to luvs
your eyes examined slain? V
”"8 FREE. ‘
O. B. Jackson,
0"!!qu Optlolln.
u WALL 0mm NORWALK. OT. '
Bicycles and' Carriages ,
Sold and Repqlred at
UTIIER M. wstcurs
Carriage Repository. _ 3 ‘
We give attention (0’1!!! smallest detail of our business. hm!
pumice satisfaction in com dcpartmmt.
42 North Main Strait.
:
Homegrown onions are more preferable than some old onto
some other parts, and could sell them. j .
mvov unrtvn non-roan. p»
boiltlit at
we are In politics to otter them It , .
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Josz'wrr's , , 1
TI NORTH MAIN ITRII'I’. ' ‘ SOUTH NOHWALKM
TIL. CALL. ctr—c.
I
I. swam ”. ,‘
LORENZO DIB‘BLE
III our ONIONS. ... sorts. .. 0......
Pools. filo. .3
Fine selected stock right from Greens Farms. White'wd‘lnociy. And ‘5” "
fr”
Norwalk Chronicler