a
«White Plaihis yesterday.
, four weeks vacation trip. Mr McMil-
ICE CREAM
. use
rsrsu CANDY
LAN E’ S
61 WASHINGTON 01".
10131110131010.
Buy your groceries at Stuli'a and
save money.
Sale of sheet music Saturday and
Monday at Coleman's. See ad.
-~Straw Hats. Umbrellas. O‘Brien.
Look at Joseloff‘s stock of Greene
Farms potatoes before buying else-
where '
The Public Market offers reast beef
ati special prices for tomorrow. See
a .
—-—Basebail at Roton Point, to-mor-
row. Championship game, Norwalks
vs2 Stamfords.
Water Commissioner George 1. Box:
ton, of Norwalk. has purchased an au-
tomobile.
The spedal at Dickerman‘s this
week Is shirt waists. Read the ad.
for prices.
' Charles L Barker has disposed of
his tonneau automobile to Captain
Charles Taylor.
James J. Mooris has taken a position
with the Norwalk Hardware Company
in Main street.
Sale of sheet music only 10c, at Brig
gertnan's. The ad. will give you the
list. Read it.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythlas hold a regular business “1601'
ing last evening.
”A lazy livcr makes a lazy man.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural,
never falling remedy for a lazy liver.
Great clearance sale of writing pa-
per at 1'. J. Nelson's. All grades sold
at: reduced prices.
Mrs. Lavinia Fillow of Port Chester,
is the guest of her son, H. M. Fillow,
of Norwalk. Conn.
Just a few pointers for Saturday
shopping in the Clifford i’lturmacy
ad. today. Read it.
Henry M. Camp and wife. who have
been visiting‘hcre. will return' to
Washington on Sunday;
Attorney 11a 0 Gregoty of Norwalk
and Noroton W155" on a business tlip to
~Read Wright's ad of right prices
on right kinds of wagons right on this
page. Phone or write Wright. right
away.
Miss Edna Howard. of Elwood Place
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ethel
Post. in New York city.
Mrs. David Wurlz, of New Haven, in
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
James 0. Jennings. of West street.
The Misses Farrell, of Elwood place,
are entertaining their cousin, Miss 111—
la Gorey, of Yonkers. New York.
miiztsclmli at Roton l’olnt. to-mor-
row. Championship game, Norwalkr.
vs, Starni‘ords. '
N. E. itynn aims to make a friend
of every customer by handling the
best 01 goods. Read the ad, In this
issue
Fancy hump potatoes at the United
Grocery (ompany, only 801: per bush-
el. Road the ad. for other vegetable
specials.
~Straw llats and Canes. O'Brien.
Road the ad. and see what's doing
at Dibblo‘s grocery. Evcrythlng in
the grocery and vegetable line and
strictly fresh.
Only two morc days of the furni-
turo stile 111;. Imus. Don't fall to,
take advantage of the choice bargains
offered. See ad.
Mrs. Gustav 19.1"!1i‘t1111'11, of South
Norwulk who has been visiting relu—
tives in Ger ny the past three
months. sail yesterday on the
steamer Dcutschlnud. from Hamburg.
for home. While across the water
Mrs. Friedrich visited Mrs. it. 11.
Knlppel. wife of Foreman Knlppcl, of
the lmkwuod Manufacturing Com-
pany. at her home in Italic. Germany.
iiugh M McMillan. oi Itllm street,
has just returned to Norwaik after a
ion has been visiting In Maosuchu
sells and also took a tour in company
with about 400 Masons from Boston to
iiullqu. Nova Sculls: i’ort iinwkosley.
Cape Breton lttiilllti and Charlotte-
town. Prince Edward Island. The illn-
ery consumed several days and made
I most enjoyable trip.
Roger A. ’lHownnend Mr. and Mrs.
F 8. Wharton. Arthur Iiinmcnthal.
it. J. Jeffrty. Mrs Charles Mat-Dom
aid 1"; A. iiuliings. New York; Mr. -
on Mn. 1". Morritletd. Mrs. C. J.
Morriflold. Scranton: Mr. and Mrs.
(‘hiii‘ltid 1" Price. Ftill RIVor; A B.
Fullerton. ltowaytou. ii. 0 Brown.
Brooklyn; .1. 0. Carilver, Baltimore;
C o. Briggs. Providence: .1 11 Worth
well Hartford;
lord. were guests yesterday at the
Hotel Clifford.
OUR PNIIORIP'I‘ION OKPART-
is in charge ofI three licensed men
who have poured the State Board 011
Pharmacy, and are tensity qualified to
tilt r prescriptions: you will emu
. es Farrell. or Elwood place.
were at special low prices.
James Conroy. iiart- ‘
Misc Elia Gorey. of Yonkers. New
York. In violins her cousins, ma M are
Min Edna Howard of Ellwood plaid,
Norwalk, is the guest of her cousin.
Mind Elliot Peat, in New York city.
—-Speoial Sat. and Men. largest
stock crockery to be found at greatly
reduced prices. M 8. Smith I}; 00.
Some of the departments of eat-May'-
or Arthur C. Wheeler's straw lint fac-
. wry will resume operations next week.
The annual picnic of the Norwalk
Baptist Sunday school will be held
next Tuesday at Steeplechase island,
Bridgeport. ,
Miss Frances Gregory, of Norwailt.
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Ger-
trude Raymond, of " scymour Road,
Port Chester.
-Crush Hats, Crush Hats. O'Brien.
Tristrnm «it Hyatt’s annual August
sale to summer goods is now in pro-
gress. Prices are very low in all de-
partments. See ad.
A month's mind requiem mass will
be solemnized at. St. Joseph’s Church
tomorrow morning at 8 o’clock for the
late Miss Agnes it. McGinn.
~Speoia1 Sat. and Mon, from kitch-
en dep‘t., immense stock of enamel
M. S.
Smith & Co.
T. H. Mullen, of Newark, New Jer-
sey, has been spending the past two
weeks with his cousins, Mr, and Mrs.
C. H. Hendricks, of Willow street.
———Bascbs|l at Roton Point to mor-
row. Championship game, Norwalks
vs Stamfords.
if you are interested in good groc-
eries attiow prices. read 'the New
York Grocery Company's ad. They
offer many extra stamp specials for
Saturday.
'1‘. H. Mullen, of Newark New Jor-
sey, has been spending the past couple
of weeks as the guest of his cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hendricks. of Wll.
low? street. .
Company D will drill this evening
at the armory. This will be the last
drilirof the company before camp. The
local military companies start for
Niantic early Monday morning.
St. Mary‘s choir will have its annual
outing: the last part of this month. As
customary. the members will be guests
of Father O’Donnell. The exact, date
or the place to which they will go has
not yet been definitely decided upon.
The vested heir of St. Paul‘s
Church, Norwa it, will render full
choral service at. 11 o'clock Sunday
morning, In St. Paul's Chapel, Lewis-
boro. The choir. numbering about
thirty boys and men. has a reputation
of high grade. singing, and this unus-
ttai treat will undoubtedly will be ap—
preciated by residents of that place.
A B. Russell who has been with
the cruising party in Captain Vitthr
Ferris‘ yacht Dllk returned home last
evening from Block island. He reports
that the party had a very enjoyable
time at Block island and will probab-
ly start for home today. Editor
James Golden and party In the yacht
Roma also expect to leave for home
today, “the weather permits.
SURPRISE ON MR. NOWAK.
Tendercd to Him by Fellow Members
of the Quartatte Club.
About twenty members of the South
Norwalk Quartette club at companied
by their wives and sweethearts. paid
a visit to John Nowsk a member of
the club. at his home In Fairilcld ave-
nue. Wednesday night and tontlcrcd
him a real old-fashioned surprise. Mr.
Nowak was completely off his guard.
through the help of his wife. who was
let into the secret, and the surprise
was complete
The evening was way pleasantly
spent with music, the Qttnrtctto (1111)
rendering several selections, after
whlth a duo supper was served. Mt.
Nowak was the recipient of a hand-
somc beer mug at the hands of his
musical friends.
00""
THE MODERN
BUSINESS MAN
pays his bills by check,
Why not open an account with 1111.
which can be subject to check. at any
time?
The check when tuncollcd Is the
heat pool of the payment of any hill.
and is a great convenience. as it does
away with the necessity of carrying
large sums of money With you.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
" TRUST OOMPJNY. ‘
room its depositors all the courtesv
l consistent with sound banking
pr noipies.
Sum-dob and Monday.
109 per copy.
"Would You Care," "i'in (tiling to
waive You," "Take a Car ” "Peter PI-
atop , "Lost. Paradise"
Waite? "Good 810. Inst Mario" The
11090“me author of “Marn-
III'I Bow-n"? the Waiting in the
modeling. Sweet manners." and oth-
thotn ready to supply your unto.
» silo lie 0
Of... .
ii
shod! Morin . i.
. M59 . " 7-1
Every boy between 3 and 16 years of age can be suited now
for a fraction of the real value of handsome and serviceable suits
made for this season' s service.
The collection includes sailor, Eton and Russian blouse, Nor-t
folk, 2- -piccc and 3 piece suits in fancy mixtures.
Bring your boy without delay, while we have his size at each
reduced price. I ... :1 vi 1 III
$1.48 $2.48
$2.98 $3.48
are the red tag prices that rule the lines formerly priced at $2. 50,
$3 50. $400. $500 and $6.00.
$1.98
WASH surrs MUCH REDUCED.
All this season’s styles of Russian and sailor blouse wash suits,
formerly priced at 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 bear red tag prices
as follows: 1.. i .‘ {Miliflilt
480 790 $1.39
980
STRAW‘IIA'I‘S AT HALF PRICE.
GOOD GRAIN.
it you am animals of any kind you MUST buy
grain. Supplying dress needs may be (luluyed or post-
poned indefinitely. Not so with grain and feed. Such
being the case it In of the utmost Importance for the own-
ers of animals to know where the beat qualities can be,.
be secured‘at themiowest prices Merit cdilpisttn grain
as In everything else and first quality in grain is im
possible unless the grain is freed from dirt apd waste as
is ours. ”it Is not possible to get better quality or prices
elsewhere. it is absolutely Impossible to get the same
economy anywhere else. Now is the time to secure your
old oats and buy.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL flamers.
Going! Goirgl Going!
At $8.00
.OPEOIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
ONLY A 1' EW LEFT.
DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-OAY.
W. P. BEERS,
Booksellers, stationery. Engraving. Kodaka, Film Packs and Camera “poll”
49 Well so, Nor-walk 0 Main on. no. Norwnlk.
Telephone Connection.
’
K V .. swam“... M... up... ........c..
In Education
ll Buoincoo Education at
Merrill College
l-ina been a paying investment for
Hundreds of Boys and Girls.
Foil Opening September lib. IUROLL BOW.
M, A. MERRILL, Prim,
loath Norwalit, Conn.
J
College Office open
every day, 9 till 5 o'clock.
loft lhcll crabs, Live Laborers, Long, Round and Little molt clam.
Cutbiil’o Bridge Fish Market
rot. m.- can omvrrm
no“ 9 summons:
Harrv H. Ho; t. '8-
flanker. and «
Co.
—-....--...-..-:‘
ILusrteH m u,
WEAKFIBH Io LI.
aTaAKcoo.....’.........................,......................tooLl.
ewonoriott m Lb.
IALMON m LO.
,,
an mum ‘
FOR
,snunu SHOPPING!
_ Bfiart hoffn with a Soda-wit-
_ me as t e u i easier. Next
‘ a box of ”311% 1mitocolates for,
aunday use.
Then some of the following
are likely to be needed: Tooth ,
Brushes, Cold Cream. Toilet or
Both Soaps. Bay Rum. Perfumes,
Correspondence Paper. Manicure
Articles, or any‘ drug store
wan. ’
, the Gifted! Pharmacy *
Tan ranscmwrton s'ronn
TIL. cALLtu.
Maples r Gddscltmldt Go.
(Incorporated)
countsaovrrotrrs.
Dealers In
Stocks. floods. Grain and
"Cotton.
Sworn ll Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL I‘l REET. W '-
WAIJ. STREET, 10: 10 a. mr—Op-
ening quotations in the stock market
today showed further wide changes in
the high— priced railroad stocks, some
of those which we‘re buoyant. yester-
day maklng sharp reactions. Dela-
ware & Hudson fell 21,9 and lilinois
Central 9’4. 011 the other hand. Great
Northern pfd. jumped 3% and New
York Central 2. St. Paul gained a
point. loulsvllle & Nashville 1% and
Reading, Canadian Pacific and North
ern Pacific large fractions. U. S.
Steel pfd. was off a shade and Tenn.
Coul declined 1%. in the. majority of
stocks moderate fractional gains were
the rule. and the trading was active
and wellrdistributod.
WALL STREET. li a. m.~Erratic
fluctuations of front 1 to 2 points in
the high priced stocks caused an ir-
regular movement elsewhere wiiu
some stocks under pressure Reading.
Southern Pacific and United States
Steel pf were sold and Union Pacific
and the coolers generally made little
headway upward. The list of gains
was extended and varried and included
runny of thcmrecent buoyant stocks
With several 11 wcomers. Record ptic.
es continued be made in several
8101118. Great Northern old. mac 6%..
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private rural or
The Maples d: Goldschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Ewart: I: Corbett
Block. South Norwslk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. low. 1:30
Amai Cop 84% 85 84% 84%
Am lee 28 28 28 28
All] 1.0m . 48% 48% 48 48
Am Smell. 124% 130% 120% 130%
Am Sugar 143 144% 143 144%
A 'l‘ & 8 Fe 103711 103% 103% 1037/11
1311110 & Ohio 115% 116 115% [lots
li'klyn R '1‘ 69% 70 69% 60%
Ches & Ohio 54% 55 54% 55
(‘hl & N W 220% 223% 220% 223%
Ch Gt West 21 21% 21 21%
(311 M & St 1’ 184% 1815 18-1 185%
Col 1“ & i 46 46 45% 45%
Con Gas 100% 190% 190 190
Del & Hlld 218% 220 217% 218%
Erie 48% 48% 48 48%
Erie 181 [if 114% 84% 84% 84%
Con Eloc 184 185 184 184%
111 Central 180 180% 179% 180
11011 & Ninth 149 140% 148% 149%
Manhattan 167% 167% 167% 167%
Mel SI. Ry 127% 12914 127% 128%
Mex Cent 23% 23% 23 2391.
M K & '1‘ 80 30% 30 30%
M K ‘2 '1‘ [It 150 00% 05% 135%
Mo Pacific 101 101% 101 101%
Not head 47% 48% 47% 48%
N Y Control 153% 154% 1527.41 154
Nori & "out 8574. 857,4. 85% 85%
Out. & West 54% 54% 54 54%
Point R R H4 144% 14-1 114%
P00 (Inn 105% 105% 105 10591;
Reading 108%, 108% 108% 108
Rev Stool 21% 2.1% 211/. 21
Rock island 32% 32% 82 32911
South Pile 66' 66% 65% 66%
Son Ry Co 3514 35% 85% 36
Tenn C h 1 8014 80% 90
Texas Par. 84" 84% 35%
Union Per. 1325 133% 132% 133%
11 8 Rubber 51% 51% 51 51
11 8 Steel 35% 36% 35% 35%
U 8 Steel pf 103% 104 103911 104
Wabash 19% 111% 19% ill
Wabash pf 40% 40% 40 40%
Win Cent 28% 3614 25% 26
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
Mrs James F.81111msu. Mrs. John
10. Harlem and Miss Bessie Show of
New Canaan. visited at Hickory Biufi.
Tuesday.
John ii. nutrition and family,. of
New Canaan, are cuioyingr several
weeks at Hickory Bluff boy will
not return until September.
Charles 1301(1th stream yacht. the
. Nylked. was reported yesterday from
Kittery. N. 11., up its Portsmouth.
the mono of the prose t pence confer-
once.
Another hatch oi childrs
rived at. Grace Home in t 0 fields.
been enjoying straw Moos to Rotor:
Point. and other outdoor pastimes.
'I‘hc Conventional annuity school
of itidgelieltl, expect'to 1!ch on em
cur-ion to Roton Point. August 2!. In
and 111......” err...
c It a n
with thorn. Iirro particulars wiIiMhe
given next week. when plan‘s villi»
ally matured.
sum
NAHANT. um. smut ltd-«filo
m was it" ,
The Camcl' IS an enterprising individual. 9"“ ‘1‘ ‘
He has a hump on at all times.
If you ’rc not wise to the best place in town to buy Clotii,
ing and Furnishings, be a camel and get a bump on yo
336-50 at $3 25 $ 700 at $350
$ 800 atig 1,.
$8.50 at $4.25, $10.00 at $5 00. $12.00at .00 ..
Prices on the Nuiangl Trousers split:
$4.00 at $2.00. $5.00 at $2. 50. $600 at $3.00?
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including bloc
and blues. -
89c Underwear at 48c.
Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables.
SELLECK & PRICE
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
9! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
1‘20 NORTH MAIN IT.
kgrown right here in Greens Farms.
have .1!
New Canaan. and the children have ,
IXOUIIION overturn neuron. 4
What’ s Doing it Dibble 5 01000111
Butter is getting up in the wholesale market. Selling yet at 260.. but villi
have to come up soon, If the price continues to advance. . ‘
Sweet potatoes, good ones, cook good. have been tried. . ..
Fresh Eggs, will have plenty Saturday of the simon pure. fresh, 32¢. 110:.
no w.
Jelly tumblers, new arrival. 220. dozen. .
Scaling wax to seal jams and jellies: epeclal low price. ' .
Fortlna, : new biscuit with nice fru it filling that is bound to be popular,
10c. pkg. Order one.
Chicken loaf special
Imperial flour. same character of flour ‘
Special bargain chance. 850. bag. '. ,
Try Tetley'l tea if you would know good tea. Tetley’s to: plane. . ' ‘
Tomatoes. cheap and good Saturday, 50. quart. ;,
Green corn. melons, peas, etc.
Celery plants, a few hundred left. Call at 147 South main street.
100. None at store. .
Your: for good use, \. ‘ .
LORENZO Dian}
’ - “Lioness CALL. 20—4.
W.
Introductory price 150. For picnics, etc. . ,
'u Pillsbury: or Gold Medal.‘
in:
fancy Home” Grown, Potatoes.
NATIVE romaross. PER 07.,
GREEN coaN. EXTRA FINE. LARGE sass. PER 002... »
NICE LEAN sHoutoeas. PER LB.,
aamoua's SELECTED HAMS, PER 1.8.,
MILK, 3 cans.
CREAM, 3 cans ,
FULL LINE FRUIT AND vaearasLie. 3 = .w
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
«so u v.2
so. NORWALK or. not NOIWALK.
TEL. 26—8. ' TIL-J III-NI.
buying elsewhere. ,
Fancy Potatoes, per pk. 21...
at 38c a peck; 21c 1- 2 peck. ,
Fancy Native Corn. per dozen. 20c. ',
Fancy Native Onions, per pack. 360.
Fancy Native Cucumbers. per dozen, 200.
Muskmclons 3 for 250.
Louis Jaselo
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. call ages. sou'rn‘nonwflh
...... «Maw... M mm”...
mm Enos. .
A pair of properly titted glasses will give you a world of comfort.
you will scarcely realise with defective vision. The butt advice we
give you is to how your eyes titted with glasses that are guaruteef
conform to their detects. L‘
HO ER 3. HOY’I‘. Raffaello 0 amp. '
Room 9. United ”#3011611“. Telephone 363-1: ’30” South W nun.
postal Appointments at mutation of [Miro - )
Olen hours Pit uni-mo. datum! eventual. «I.
Twenty Five and mm For dost. cm In the Prices or ”1"“
Sagan, hauler. surreys. runabeutn. traps. farm wagons .snd oi W
Will.
This is 11 boas tide necessit lg late and the reason is explained in the
tar received by ma non the tenets Underwear Company.pnbilrii
new columns 0! this paper.
“The out. in rim will he startling and some of them will he ,
ism it is reclly'the chance or o iifetirnct to be
till‘libtit '
Norwalk Chronicler