A ll Beckinann & Co.
Formiirly New York Grocery Co.
SATURDAY, AUGUST lST
Teas and Coffees
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, United nurse.
I WIOH ro ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NORWALKB that we will open our New Store at 38 and 88 Washington Street (the Hioiep
More on the above date, with a complete line of Fancy and 8teple Groceries, Teoa, Coffees. Idle”. Butter. logo, Vegetables, etc.
euro to us to make thle announcement. as we are satisfied that we have one of the finest Food Stereo in the State of Connecticut, and if you
hi pay no a vioit on this occasion you will be convinced that we make good our bout. it lo, and alwayo has been our eariieot desire that we give
people of The Norwaiko an upstodate store with the boat of oatohleo prowl-able. at prices that will comparo with those of any city or town
In our new attire we think we have a- beauty. You are Welcome to call and oee so during thio Great Sale and we are sure you will
It it indeed I
~ needa 138m BUTTER
mum 5c packages Delicious.
7 “ "27c ll)
fresh made
MILK
Magnolia, Clover or Aster
9c ' ’caa
regular
13c kind
101°».
- ‘ CAKES
A nice line of Fancy Cookies
60 STAMPS
FREE with 1 lb. Special
MW 50c
Tea at
Maud S
Broad
FlOUI'B obl’- $6. 50
20Colleift Pink Stamps
p Offers with Our Popular Teas and Coffees
(THE HISLOP STORE)
($06 Mlx5g‘ Tea... ........ 40o YOU CAN FILL A BOOK OF PINK 3: Stamps wit: 1 ll: MGR: BlendJConee... ........ 32c
ea . . ......... 86o 2 temps wt 1 or: a an ava Coffee ....... 0c
. .Speclal M xed Tea‘ .......... 25c STAMPS QUICKLY 'ECAU‘E THEY 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java it Maracaibo Colfce.. ...25o
, . .Cholce Mixed 'l‘ea. .. .20c ARE’GWEN MORE FREELY. 15 Stamps with 1 lb. llest Santos Coii'ee .J.....20c
H L , . Edameline or San Paste, can ...... ....,. to Walter Baker’aCocoa. can ,
10c pkg. Macaroni ....................... 8o lleckmann s liest Cocoa. call ........... .. You Do ’t
ote These lac pkg. Bpahgetli ......................... . at: 25c bottle Queen Olives ......... . .......... 28o ll .
15c pkg. (Jackie ”Nut: ........................ :30 25c bottle Stuffed Olives .............. ......23c G . Th
I ' "‘2? Shredded eat, p g. ...................... c i [GI . s . ll.~ .................. ....
'4 . 20' - Hand Sapollo, cut to, cake .................. Ce 1‘98 nu" naps ) 6° et , ese
“t P“ S Lenox Soap. 7 cakes ........................ 25° 15c can Chunk Pineapple ................... 12c
06 15c bottle Green pepper Sauce ______________ 10° 3 cans Campbell's Soups .................... 25o Elsewhere
.., . Campbell's Salad Dressing .................. 9e Cook's Malto Rice, 2 pkgs ................. 28c ,
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10 STAMPS FREE This Sale 10 STAMPS FR.
. ' ‘ ' ' ' " ' WITH A YOF THE F‘ L ‘OWIN
m... w or we Fouowmo: Will - continue till .. H... n... c... .4... ............
19kg. Old Grist Mill Coffee ................ 20c ‘ d 2lbs.ANo.1Mnerrei...............r...........26c
pk g. Monarch Corn Starch ............ _ .......... 1 De atlll‘ fly, 1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder ........... . ........ 10c
lb Pure Black Pepper ............... ....,,....10c ' . 1 bottle Monarch Worcestershire Sauce ............ 15:
calls Fancy Packed Rhubarb .................... 25o August 8th. 1 can Golden Anchor Brand Salmon ............... 18c
Mites Swaeiheurt Toilet Soap ............. . ..... 30c ‘ 1 lb. Beet Shredded Coooanut ...................... 20o
“SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING GROCERY. "
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3 and 85 Washington Street,
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’PHONE CALL 440.
south Norwalk
(THE HISLOP STORE)
ROWAYTON
. The Overlook camp athletes will
meet the Delphian Athletic Associa-
tl'oil boys in field day events Saturday
only Mueller, of South Norwalk, is
the home of Mr. Mathewson,
' lthy New Yorker, in Rowayton,
: y.
,' in and Charlie Smith, Will
“ '3 and Eugene Willmott, all of
' , are spending a week in camp
This potato crop is reported to have
'Comeinandaskus
suffered badly on account of the dry
Weather. A good rain at the present
time would. however, so farmers say,
help the crap out wonderfully. .
Commodore Charles Klein. of tho
Rowayton Yacht Club will take a par-
ty of fifteen members of the club ill
his yacht, the flagship Okay, to the in-
ternational power boat races at Hunt-
ington. Long Island. tomorrow. The
party'wiil set sail from Rowayton at 9
a, m., and will be the guests at lunch
of Mons. Bustanobl. at the Chateau \de
Beaux Arts, Huntington. At the con-
clusion of the races they will cruise to
Larchmont and have dinner on- board,
and en route home they will stop at
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club and pay
their respects.
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
DINNER
AND"
acme
lat!“
BASKETS
F. .A. Mitéhell
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS. ,
NORWALKea‘QONNi‘
Hotel Maliackemo
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all Emile-Lights Thrgpahout; so
.4: a. caution, Mgr.
Upton!“-
8ervieo and Calais:
rid upwerd'.
flotee at w i..."
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am one general ll‘W'QmP'l ‘i'llutei-l ‘
THE REMEDY THAT DOES.
"Dr. King’s New Discovery is the
remedy that ddcs the healing others
promise but fail to perform," says Mrs.
E. R. Pierson. of Auburn Centre Pa "
it is curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long standing. that other
treatments relieved only temporarily
New Discovery is doing me so much
good that I feel confident its contin
ued use for a reasonable length of
time will restore me to perfect health."
This renowned cough and cold remedy
and throat and lung healer is sold at
l‘. H. Baxter's drug store. We and
81.00. Trial bottle free. ‘
Horace E. Dean 8: Solo.
45 Wall st, Noam
Real use all
Insurance. .
We have several decided bargain-
in income producing, property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
HOTEL unaware.
Clifford—Maurice Wilkinson and
wife. Edith Dillinghum, Miss Mary
Fermiller, Ethel Wright. Charlotte
Conturns, L, Siarrell, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D. Weeks. William J. James.
Edwin Boese, Charles 1‘. Gillson. A.
Lineburg. W. A. Spcrllng, Hellyn Ben-
son, Thomas Watkins. Bell Watkins
George A. Thomas, C. M. Bromley. C.
D. Burrili, W. L. Ward. New York:
A, McMahon, Jr., Stamford; George
Gaul. Philadelphia; R. L. Knapp. W.
C Vlnning,C C. Brown, Bouton; J. F.
Judd Cleveland, 0; James E. Townes
Jr., Albert N. Townes, Towners, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mrs H. B Stanwood Syra
case; J. H. Van Evera. New Haven.
Mannheim—James C. Yates, Clln~
ton, Mass; George Huntress. Oakdaie,
Mass; F M. Hildreth. Boston; 0 G
Phillipa. R. S. Cummings, New York;
N. J. Morgan. Bridgeport; Mrs. Long
necker Master Lougnecker,
Norwalk; M. J. Jordan, Bridgeport;
Wallace Tucker Charles Wallace, New
Haven; 8. Greeustein, Bridgeport; L
R. Hurlbutt, Wilton; George L. Rock-
wali, Ridgeiiied; Mr. Waihausen, South
Norwalk; J L Wise, New York; J. A.
Sawyer, Cumberland. Ms; Mrs. H. C
iiart. Plttshurg, Pa; l. W Bouistcr, R.
C Barney New York.
YOUR "‘
Shoe Repairing
ie nor houses on ocicuriric
“initiates nous hi half
Monarch Repair Sllop,
, 43 ammonia or.
venous mien poem."
’ THE NEW
HOTEL mm
ONE MINUTE FROM DIROT . _.
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_ ski-so mesa aoLs.
" rule «moans Wick.
at Mill or mama Aloe, Includ-
eiie hiked: one; tarlon'o and
so it Celt “It, "Toiwoye oh drought.
MilflI‘W Dnujlil.
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ads-He ~
: Pillubin
Money Advanced
to ”all, on‘ their household ruining
pianos and other sergeant n'ropertr
without removal. on t eir own name
without indoreer.
CALL AND SEE U8.
Independent Loan 8: Security Co.
Bovliand Bldg. Washington at.
once open until ‘l p. in. Monday and
, " Saturday until 8: 39.,
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and Steam
‘ eaiiilg.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIN‘ NIATINO. '
STOVES AND. RANGE .
SLATE ANb TIN ROOFI 0.
Metal culling.
Have YOU seas cuss Nook or
aicuuouo an II?
The 1066.8 isthmus
South
DeMille, New York; Mrs S. M, Rina-
1 Jam
Goo and Iteom .Fittlilg, Doe Fixturee.
x elioeltisoa gooxior.‘ .' "
LIGGETT'S
SATURDAY CANDY
29c POUND
8THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
I05 WAQHINGTON .TNIIT. ‘
TEL. CALL, 841—1.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
'l‘hSit 'Gree‘nwlch. Capshln Allie
How i 0 East Norwalk, was in the
harbor this morning.
Kendrick and Van Keuren will com-
plete their work on L'Hamluock la-
lond for Judge Austin and Mrs. Tlldon
today. .
Mr Newberry, of the Bugley Tobac-
co Company, of Detroit is spending a
couple of days in East Norwalk and
vicinity
Mrs Fred Wheeler and daughter, of
Cottage street took a trip across the
Sound this morning, on the steamer
William .I. Welseit is a guest today.
on board the steamer Kate C. Stevens
of Captain W. I Stevens Jr., on a trip
to New Haven.
“Dalia Berggrcn. of Springfield, and
Fred Bcrrgren and Nick Necander, of
East Nor walk enjoyed on outing at
Compo, yesterday.
George R Van Aystyne is planning
Jngton, Long island, races, tomorrow,
in his launch Elsket.
The usual weekly supper will be
served tomorrow night. in connection
with the meeting of the Rescue Mis-
sion on the Washington street bridge.
Howard Anderson, Frank Lyons,
ind Frank Decker have broken UP
.helr camp on Goose island. They
led a good time during their outing.
The good weather of the past few
days has been very much appreciated
Jy ihe Calf Pasture campers. They
ire a jolly lot, and are having a fine
time.
Mrs. James Evenden. of Bella Place,
llld Mrs, John Cromwell. of Washing-
lou street, act out this morning on tho
iteunler Huntington, for Long island.
'or a day's outing.
Daniel L'Hommedieu, of East Nor-
wolk, who is on a vacation trip to
Massachusetts, enjoyed a twenty mllc
lrlve about Stockbrldge, Lenox and
the surrounding country, yesterday.
Edward E. Gorbaln and Sidney E.
Dayton went down the harbor on a
fishing expedition, yesterday. and as
i result the supply of fish in the
Sound was considerably diminished.
It i hoped that there will be a lame
liten e at the session of the Ad
rent gcday schbol tomorrow for So-
perintendent Richard Bland will prob-
lhiy distribute the picnic tickets at
bat time.
An interesting weekly prayer meet
'ng of the“ Advent Christian church
was held last. evening. The meeting
was held with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
14‘s Walsh, of Cottage avenue, instead
if in the church.
The Dory Social Club members in-
.end to go to Long Island tomorrow in
1 body, and attend the international
notor boat race. The trip will be
uade across the Sound to Huntington
Jy boat from East Norwalk.
The Rev. 1“. S. Ainsworth will again
|lave charge of the Sunday services of
the Advent Christian church. this
week. The past,or Rev. L R. Roy-
acids, is expected home from Massa-
chusetls, during the coming week.
Mr. Theirauli, of South Norwalk.
attended the meeting at the Rescue
Mission on the Washington street
bridge, last evening, and sang a num-
ber of solos, and gave piano selec-
tions adding much to, the interest of
the gathering. r
Much enthusiasm is shown by the
East Norwalk yachtsme'h over the in
ternatlonal power boat races at Hunt-
'ngton, tomorrow. The Dronefislon of
will he no of the largest ever seen if
he weather is favorable.
A dozen windows of Captain A. A
fielb’ s scow were smashed, it is claim-
ed, by boys. Tuesday, and it is under-
stood that the owner of the craft
knows the names of at least three of
the boys. it is also said to be his in~
tentlon to make the boys pay for their
damage.
ram L. Hauck played a cold, cruel
joke on a friend a few days ago, whom
he invited to take his Panhard French
racing launch out for a little spin ov-
r the harbor. Ferd, hov‘rever, did not
explain that he had removed some
Very essential springs from the motor
and consequently it toilette more.
James J.‘ Brown, of Fort street, who
has held a responsiblekposition in the
electrical construction department on
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad has been appointed as-
sistant electr also at stamtord over
territory extending to G'reéilwicll. His
many friends will be glad to learn of
his well earned promotion.
' ydla M. Valentine, of No. 10
Hillside street, celebrated her 89th
birthday last evening. Music was en-
Among thoile present were Mix: and
Mrs Lester Plakham, Mrs. M
Grlflin, of Bridgeport; Miss Moi Ten
williger, of New York; and .aild
Mrs. Deasureau. of Eat Notiw
The huckleharryiag trip at litre. L
M. Smith. at Rowan street. all re par
of agenda ia'al‘l annual emit;
war to With minis, and 13.5w
33 held for this year tildes. Mrs
lth and the party «was... ladies
set out this morning on thtir excul-
Wem «its
'j g .' Ju-t‘o
Huntington .
0 take a party of friends to the Hunt\
local yachts to Long island tamorrow :
lo“!!! and an elaborate supper served ‘
m Lumber and Mill Work for Eye,
YARD TEL 46-h. 5’ '
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eloa Arm: men w l d t
her; dinner 83ml re. can! “aerial:-
tivee in Easton. . . '
1—A specific for aoia—llr'l'llo Tho'mao
scion trio, 0 venous-t. «slim llnl
meat ar'er A. nephew» .
The D. M Read Co.
:mfdrbed 1M1»
The Store closes daily at five‘o‘clock except Saturdays. ,
‘The August Furniture Sale
Begins Saturday
A Magnificent Collection of Values
in Three Departments
Furniture, Carpets, China and Crockery
We make this announcement of our Midsummer
Sale of House Furnishings. firmly convinced that it will
he the greatest sale we have ever had, for the offerings
have never before been equaled. is}!
As usual there wlthe Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Mat-
tings, Linoleum, Curtains, Draperies, Upholstery Fabrics, .
China, Crockery and Glass. _, ,, ii
Throughout the Sale, 5 . A] '
which will last until the fifteenth, . , “3
Twenty per cent. reduction ‘
On Furniture in regular stock except Office Furnish-
lugs and Dining Chairs, and the specially listed ar-
ticles on which no extra discount is allowed.
Ten per cent. reduction -
On Carpets Rugs, Floor Coverings of all kil. ls, Cur—
tears and Upholstery Goods, except specially listed
articles. _ ..
JOne-third reduction ”Lil
On certain lines of Upholstered Parlor and Library
Suites, three and lch piece groups. '1
Prices talk, and economical householders will invest
in uccdcil articles. It is a chance to buy the choicest and
most expensive articles of Furniture at nominal prices.
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Detailed list tomorrow. ‘, A
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WE HAVE GROUPED A FI glib}. VARIETY OF PLAIN
AND 1"
dis per Yard
Comprising Plain Colors, Stripes, dud Plaids, also thé much-
‘ a dvo rffsed -
“HAI _- B0” .-
di All especially good Ribbed for the purpose its name in-
catcs. .
We also invite your attention to our varied stock of Sta-
pie Ribbons in all widths and colors. _
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Norwalk Chronicler