,. j V to arts or o s ro’ Lats m silica—wire.
0000i» so us 0‘0in and sublimi‘V r '
'VN'I’IIO ”LIV-ID HIGH WI'I'H WONDIRFUL VALUIl-uUN IOTAKVAILI OPPORTUNITIIVOVI IVN GIN-U
ONOHY. THAI)! VIVN V‘I'Hl HORNINO,‘ |,' FOWIVLVI.I PVRIVOIO HOWVIVIH OUVOTID ANVIV VVFOH ALL
A‘ ....."h ‘0”
«untitled Hr. BlasterMV was '. “
Music. in plaids and Granite iron sauce Pans; regular
trial-20m. ...... . .100 26c largo sise Dressing Combs.... .10.:
linsons' Fruit .lars, pints, regular
the per don; today. 0
like: hyds. tor.............‘..
Torches Laces. regular do. do, and 7c
ayd; today,5yds.Vtor ..
Oils have been made on a
fiddle to entertain the am
lob are expected here on .
All the neighboring cons ”
with the Achlsyitos in hbhdfi
(the grander-man dish. ‘At each a .
wol previous celebrations trout 9V.- -‘
' "Pam"
Unsoeuted Soap. regular
for........ml
1255c: 2 cakes tor............
.o
up. can
THE NEW FALL WAISTS.
An Excellent Showing for Today. and Some Tempting Values. A
THE NEW TOURIST COATS, M INC H. MODEL, IN VERY HANDSOMI AND IXCLUOIVI DI ON. AND
' COLON Nr. uVEflYOPECIAL VALUESAT............................ .......... $8.00." Vcoaupsiaso
THESE A E WORTH LOOKING AT EVEN THOUGH YOU IAII NOT READY TO IUY. .
WOMIN'O OKIHTO IN THE POPULAR GRAY PLAIDO. NIW MODELS. IXOILLINT VALUI. AT. .....
V was; new arVLaa in nu; warera. sous-rhino woarn ccmuo roa. aaduuVVri VVvALp
m “m; 3,; the pm ,5? V’AVho v.70. roadshow, ms swing ...... l
med and paid pit her previous «. ’ l
the owad mm more, mostly" "7
JUST FOR TODAY THE FOLLOWING ”ICIALO THAT MEAN QUITE A “VINO-
Wrist Bags (all new). value 81. 60. $1.00
or it cites the {hot that ”if nah.
her engagelnpnt at the rare
that! Damiano at' 00.000 she ended up
,, ‘ ill debt. America came to the
-n.a.. Vpsasl‘aosesaraoI-ss coves-a a
x A A}
ntpeller ..
--—
rovements‘prolected at Via d $1.75 duality of Womens VVGVloveVpM
: houses. streets pavements,
his. an electric tramway.
lorries. a modern sewsrage
. waterworks, “haw hospital»
has and public gardens, a
slaughter house. municipal
plots“. it ' ecutdrs took charge or it it mounted
Bile 30A of Wri choice oi!
”over so new styles—the ‘. priestess: today... . any in our “filmy"...u...
in 00000: choice of the Pad Hose Supporters. with belt resF I 2 elm Lyle cloves. min as... .1» go expenditures At the time the ex-
. “will?“ 10'. fill-ml” ”are. ..... ... ... ...‘lln machines Linen Haudloord
ti Brown Muslin, heavy quality, regu- 50“ Card 0‘ Hump Hooks and Eyes. ' ton. .........‘.. ........ lie to in.
0.... it was found the car final!” 0“ the vim 9c I :0. in i I lions-deter to 1401000on Borders! Handker-
l “‘ lengths; today. 3" yds. chiefs. regular do; 6 iot...r....10c debts of Ur.
not ho a water. The tact chalice Silk Skirt Binding. regular
IO! N" " 0 '- .. H ' t '- --------- '1” 50‘ ‘L. m‘ 6V d..- for. "O 350 A" Silk validly good 'matym .1" OIIOJUAV
or one. district is a... large, heavy Hu'cr Towels ' “ V ' 3" V ‘ Heavy flannelstts in neatdota
' " ‘ value, 15c; . todsys 500 rd 6000! Drum Thread 5 " tlaures. rural» units an 100‘ ii
Vfw'“..nn_n.“uu ‘1DG am]. for...... Iosoaasoollfilososa VM‘ toll-......” 0.
a lit. Foot Rose, the value. mean; Ties. regular 35c“ .. .thBsst 3mm. yard wide. regular
gt: tomorrow. :8 pairs .100 Wouldn’t Honored Back 1.3m; awyds i ....... ...... ... .
+shirtsbihd Drawers, mghlsr I combare 'toWhi Marcerised a I
,8ilc; today.....m... .....1IcilcPackageot'l‘ciietPaper.dpuk- .. I
. .Wdined’s Vests. Summer weight, ros- ..sges for ....... 10c While Chock Nainsooks, regular 9.9%th
vrn’almrrespondent writes: ’
0c is to branch out in another undertak-
Extra largo White Creche?” 0'1““. .
ill cost 00.000000 to 00000 m" N" n“ K” mm" 2 “m mutational” with}; 's'iii Gloves ”“t “m“ "m" ‘ "m h :9 MAIN eraser,
' ' r iais— ' today. ............. ..sus
"a"! , a .... 1. s
'aem1'3sudim‘.fi"'§:l"i°§$' "25 “““m’ °' mm“ “‘0'" Women':ngiit?dl?ryidenhim 'excgl” flinch Black French Voillo. render NORWALK' court
.- r . °‘ ....... ......... 01.00. lentvuaeatsl.as.......... ..... use 01.20 today ..................a1.oo
see, new public markets. ,
THE BOSTON STORE
nd a municipal pawnshcp.
VAOHT cm! 8940th TONIGHT. .
will have to borrow the
urn—....-
ill!!! in voments'. Ono oi the Finest Programs Ivar Given
“WEE..— .lu Norwallt Idaa loan Arranged.
comes troy: England that Charles Mabel. iths famous baritone
" , ya la the latest dovslop- record rim of the Columbia PM»
the It icsl prolession has 9" “”9““ accompanied mm.
I'Qulnn. oi srldsoportmn
“m “‘0" "I" plans; will sing some 0! his favor
dill rushing through thou sslaeti us. at the motor of the blur-
“ oar cause the eye
walk acht Club. tonight.
“mm,” of the Clinton a. Wgston. at Brooklyn. will
‘ m and that this at-
CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN
Frisnds of Thomas A. Bkollsy upset
Him Ilsstst on Republican Tic-
hot.
"hi .
n
w
Thomas A. Bitsiiey. usiatant super-
idteudant oi thoPos Postal Typewriter
Company, or Norwalh, is a candidate
tor councilman of the City of Norwalh
the Republican ticket. and already
as strong support tor the cities oi a
OPIOIAL AALI FOR IA'I’UHOAY:
Sheet Music
ISc
this sale. Come and look thou over.
WM. A. Will's
HUIIO .TOIla‘;
also be seen in high-class ventrilo “WW" I" friends.
aim and mm specialties. Greg Pat- thi r. Shelley came to Norwsilr some-
01 the eye. Na- 3 will appear in his famous black and ”film” “I?” ”A" M°~ "he“ “’9
u. 19. the maps: tsspaeialtiasand andchsraotorsks its-lob I "rm“! Company “mod ‘0
Norzal New York and has be-
,and while it mm {fir' h" amt} m“ rmjm His many friend
.. nisny unlpr‘s. E3“ um“ at his .wcom tusi:t that he can easily be elected
This ”osmium“ mu. be one or to "the pill): lot which is a candidate.
the hostel the hind evalrsoenin Nero
walk. Anewissturowillboaddedal it"
s the lunch. 3.. 0"
I
0 Huntington. Northport
never tor the
yachts. altar aatliaa is
annual whiohtahs
thuotadu‘blub this “I
them mbsrswiii
Mill.
. ‘ ., have ”no
00000 asaialt
. rs. 'l‘iii’a’timaltiaiu
their patio or landfill»
IIBUII FOR (Jim "‘9”;
iii lucid is
tomsad asisttho
committee“ to make it a:
his mucosa in every particuiur.
as“ I I
_ I'I'AI'IV PAT HIN'A AMATIONI,
“All the Popular Music of the day in
which this ‘sraea in serum
WWII; UM; ‘Ilt Ute
riot coruumut to malice
from com load on Gaynor.qu
irn. onset , .
la .
William diaper. In, otter providing
come or 050,000 a your.
centers was “MM toward the cost
at the “dash for the pole" inhde by An
thouy Blade and the expeditiony tor
F'iala's relief. oonduowd by bit. Zing:
ler'o secretory. William Champ.
Mr Champ sailed June 1,1908.
The account in
the crisis has increased more than
$1,000,000 despite these and other lar-
.939 Among the expendi-
tures accounted for were personal
Ziegler amounting to
ro ores "arose m or" soap.
Qua—III...
'jParls Pm- and Cloak. at Booth .Nor-
" walkJT‘lranaMngmlth. “
Innis Udelman of South Norwalk.
has very successfully conducted
4
Paris Errand Cloak store, in
”i 30th Norwnlk, for is number of years,
lug, having leased the new store, at
No 613 Halo street. Stanford. and will
take possession of the same October
1st. The store is 26x30 feet. and Mr.
Udolman proposes to have the finest
fur and cloak store in F'airneld cool:
by All the natures and furnishings
will be or the latest design, and the
'store will be thoroughly stocked with
a lull line of fur and cloak goods. The
new store will prove a boon to people
living in Stamford and neighboring
towns who are desirous of having the
best that cau'be obtained at the low-
est possible price.
NOTICE.
’ We wish to enhance that ”05' have
Purchased the machine and Vral‘
repair business formerly coitduc by
0. P. Hendee ade Wm. ‘ ..=
“specimen. $092?"
w ._.
bareattsr be associated us and
will conduct that branch of our busi-
ness in the Honda Machine Shop. 1:)
cstodintheraarolthsii. 10%
We would respectiuliy solicit the con-
tinuance oi the old patronage as well
all new trade in this use, suiimw’iii
mauled our promo an cars
tendon to all machine, model, experi-
.aud general r work.
NORWALK HARD All! 00..
l
“a Died 6011. C V
that his widow should receive on in- ,
Another expenditure made by the ex . ‘
tiller shown that A
Bywa-
csnt we haves
I
OFFEE. COFFEE.
BUTTER. BUTTER.
was. was.
EGGS. EGGS
homo
a weer washrooms or.
memryme
toobtainthahi
byourrnotto.“
Thiais ‘andthar swcialty in which we pride Ourselves.
Sweet. Rosy Butter his. Print or Tub.
rc‘ our current scri- molt IT. .1 ' '
Progressive Growers hey it Will lla-
‘ Harvested Like Wheat. "
(Southern harm it unripe) ‘
With a suddcnnoss almost strutting
msnulscture has taken southern labor.
away from agriculture. Consequenti
men have been set to thinking out
machines, not so much to supplant rl
muscle as to do the work for which
muscle has become less and less avali- ,.
able.
The progress that has
was shotvn last month by a test or live
diaerent cane loaders in Inuiaisna
iii the presence or a number of sugar
planters, who were so well satisilsd‘ i
with the results that they had dIf- ‘
douity In docldlnh which oi.’ at least -_
"hm o! the machines were prefer-
a le .
One of these loaded a, 400 pounds of
cone in 5 minutes and 36 seconds; an- ,
other. 2 tons of cone in 6 minutes and
68 seconds. and the third 2 ions in 5
minutes and 48 seconds. One mule is
the power needed to appraise the load
ore, though one of them is arranged
so minst a gasoline engine may be'
us
All these machines. as well as the
new cotton harvesters, cling to the
Idea of substituting a machine tor
muscle in the souls! picking or cot-tr
ton...But it is believed that the real
solution of the problem will not be
reached until the idea of picking cot
ton in the iieid at all is given up.
The advanced cotton growers advo-
cate cutting the plants entire and har-
vesting them by machinery much as
wheat is harvested
The plants will then be thrashed
and sinned. This idea involves
changes in themethods ot planting u ?
00w
,. and in the handling of the
growing plants which may appear
radical at first glance. but which it
is believed are practicable.
"And you say the senators are all
rogues?"
“lost. of them, yes." answered the
Infantile expert on morals.
"Prove it."
“I don't have to. lgets
rates for just saying it."—-Phiiadelpbis
Ledger. . n
A man seldom ever yields to tempta-
tion when it isn’t around.
Call 3924.
The 801000 Bagels Confidence.
It
About our Teas. WcliV, we refer you to the tea drinkers of this community;
“I! you All “’0‘“ “2 sir." u I.'Iulliflh1.rll‘1'l.l..I Lidia! . Jl‘ ! lalailhii
“Ct.
Foralitballovfltiasoitbs stiles call on us; don’t go out ct Mn. conic right here.
r 75 E Seymau
LEADING OROCIR.
me a. ...... ...... is «mm... use 0.... it you 0‘... also. 0800“.” .-
‘1 and Messrs Hoyt‘t
rounded them with the strongest oom-
plsys that could
’ > Vertdire. The above company will open
a week’s engagement at Hoyt‘s 'Vl‘hea- ‘
t tart its
been made 7:,
y,- cleverness of
I05
itlllPER’l'OIltr NEXT
in securing the Sisters
:33“! Biiisyw Walsh to head t eKu
Hollis “to
itrust'ion and J
9"
Eli“
WWW”; Messrs. Hoyt ‘
and Levy have secured three or the
_I most 00001" people in the repertoire
business, not only for their dramatic
They are three of the highest salaried
people in their portioning” lln
puny that has ever been seen in rep-
e‘rtoire; and the line. of plays that will
be presented are the very best royhlty
he declined ton rep-
BiLLi' wished V
With the Knickerbocker Stock Go.
RELIGION N0 EXCUGE.
A certain theatrical manager 0! Chi-
cago tells of an Irish policeman in
that city possessing Dogberry like
ts.
On one occasion at midnight the cus-
todian of the law overhauled a
sine pwalker who was promenading
a principal thoroughfare clad only
in his night robes. When the tracer
had awakened the unfortunate man.
placed him under arrest and was hust-
ling him ol! to the station. the sleep
walker exclaimed with indignation:
"gurely you are not going to look. me
"Surest tomb? you know!" airily. ro-
spouded the noose
"Why. man I cant be held respon-
sible for the predicament you find me
in. i am a aomuambulisti"
"Sure it makes no dilersnca what
church ye belong to." sharply returned
the pincer, “y‘e can't parade the
streets of Chicago in your nightyl"—-
Harper s Weekly.
Tau gloves are so fashionable that
many who want to follow the iaahiop,
but will not make themselves uncom-
silk
'bls usiitics in Food Products. .For a quarter of
cat Pospiblc Prices,"
tohnowthat our patrons are insisting upon finest qualityV ratbcrthan
until today we at:
lowest prices.
LotuadsmonstrststcyouvrhstgoodCoichcis. Wehsvc it; we want you to have is.
Tbcbsatonsarth. Justtryapound.
You are always sure to get:
i
they will
noun“
anti-lamb oi count Eggs is about equal to the demand and we are lilting orders
.s‘
scum no any;
wot usaalrssiiosiarss sscariestsasssiasssasussuiscoualssih"
lust-Vitiststsui’sss Udiiihlidfirl‘dol'VWIliad!sills Aasoh'ln. :m',
s
sis-sans
it‘lIIlVl
“innit“
V work. but the specialties. that than our
6 0i ”h 00:. ,
listiéh u‘r-
i'ortable to do so are buying the tan ‘
i
Ito'ssaissr'lcurl-caresses:-
aslee‘hrnnnasrarsn
.
Norwalk Chronicler