III"?
ow "
OCIWle'i UP; ‘THI
“'Wush Goods
Win: Mar.“ "W '
Butiéle and Lawns '
for 5c 3 yard
m oorc Auo' PL AI. protons,
At
MAHwfl TIL stock.’
oou'm NORWALK.
CALLS
Dbl-sits" Doputmont
Duo-Imam: ouIsI-Imm
M ~Irsnch Office, Norwnlk
.00 —lditor's Residence
7M—Oltyldltor'l nuance
4W
-—-Pot '.R0ast 12('.llilll0_\‘l‘s.
Charles E Plan for many years with
the. Grumman lirolhets' bottling esII-Ib
ltshment, has engaged In business for
himself with u place of business in
Water street. Norwalk
-Men's Caps. ()‘llI-len.
In a closely contested grinn-
Rldkcllclds weIII vlotoriouu owl lin-
West Ends of Norwalit. Salutday In
C score of It to 8 Thu game was mar k-
the
ed by cleI'IeI playing on the part of'
both teams.
—Choppedileol'.12c. IIIIttIIry's.
Mrs. James Mitchell. of Stuart ave .
nue Norwalk. is entertaining Miss
Elizabeth R. Talbot. of New York I: ltyI
Frank Gardner. oi Philadelphia, is also
spending the summer III lllt‘ home of.
Mrs. Mitchell.
«Special sale of ladies' tun Oxfords;
and Pumps at Flynn & Ryan's. See
their ad.
The Mona Christian Industrial
league of the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Church will hold its monthly busl
ness meeting tonight hi the parlols of
the church. All men are urged 0
make a special effort to be present.
-—StIIaw Huts. O‘Brien's.
Miss Inez Daniels. the popular and
efficient clerk in the Norwalk otfice of
the Board of Selectmen in the Town
“all building, will start. next Monday
on her animal vacation of too weeks.
———LaaIb Chops, loin or rib, 18c. Butt
tery'a.
J. Howard Field. of Brooklyn, who
acquired most of his baseball talent
in South Nocwalk. and now making a
successful manager and pltohcr tor
the Gallatin baseball team of New
York city. will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James Cousins. "of Taylor avenue.
on Saturday and Sunday.
—'Btraw Ham O'Brion’o.
Tho, prayer tl'nd praise aervlces at
the Flrsv M E Church last evening.
were full of inapiratlon and good tel-
Iowshlp and the subject. The Secret
of a- Happy 'Christlan we, was
brought out- in Rev. Frank rDunwell
Walter’s happy and magnetic manner.
A short song service. special music
and 'a solo by Mrs E. D. Walter Were
other features that Were interesting.
Thom was a large attendance. I
M“
-—Accldeuts will happen but the
best- regulated (a ilies keep Dr. Thom-
ns' Eclectrlc Oil or such emergencies.
It subdue: the pain and heals the
hurts.
asa‘l-
HotelMahackeino ‘
.I. R. caution. Mgr.
Service and cums. Up to Data.
lists- ‘1'! our diy ind upwards.
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Stock and General Intormution Tlokor. .
It IIII'lIvT‘LuII -
slimy Dmrisrs, 75cts.
TEL.“
INSURA
REA ENE
Steamship Tickets
.I. M IAvTo'N I oo-
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5 RAILROADI AVE. 00. INORWALK.’
GRAY BROS
snufsoturors oi In-
1 proved .'t( In‘
Vlc'hy, Beltranfmbo
S aparilld,‘
p and iguana 3951:?
DEED R
anrss Mitt/(ILL
’wn It now.
Tito "Unit and I.“
P. O. Box Iii-dictated
new cannon; comm III.
Guaranteed uiiiiBtI‘tlIII'
Act,“ Juno :0 '00: Sana
A'Iipmrcymss‘; ~
' guns ll “shim” eff
Dru
5’47
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The Raid .2. Bailey col...
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Fair
Sleep. air. eater-Idle, cleanliness, that is what the Fairy Crib means to
your baby. lump child‘d'orlb. chair; waifir and GI lit). a campy frame.
which can be ibukon or taken off ln a moment's ti 9. cIIo'nlI-s the mother to
drape a mosquito betting on this frame so that the child may have undis
turbed slumbers. Thesecribs are very light and durable and when not in
use cud ho fdlded flat.
Priced. 34.5.0. UP ‘
. Fuymw Directors Ifpad
CONN.
_; Inigo out.” I . Mitt. Young
Lumber andMIll Work for EVerythin
:zithWkg ”g.
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Mouldod Woodon Gutters.
made In two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modcrmwoods; will out-
, last metal and Is morn ornamental.
I Also we confidently recommend " Lincoln Roofing" for roots and also tor
flashing in place 91' metal. Dons not root or decay and Will last a Iiictlmo.
SOUTH NORWAL
N. B.-—During Summer months We will clou Saturdays promptly at
n00".
We’ll Not Keep You
Waiting
long if your auto Ill't’di-i onlI ordinary
repairs We will jump right in and put
your machine to rights in a Jiffy ()1
course. if it is something serious you
may have to leave the car here :I
while.
repairing In the shortest possible time
in which it can be done right.
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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B J aclitson
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Everything in. the Optical Linc.
Eyes Examined. Erec:
. so WALL smear. won: «a.
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NORWALK.
h‘
Spe""l Sale on Ladies"
OXIords arid Pumps
(it: .
a...
$3. 50 Grade now ..................... . .......... . .$268
$3.00Gradcnow..................‘ ......... . ........ $2.39
$2.50 Grade nOIlII .................................... $1. 99
$2.00 Grade now ............................... \.-..$L63
FL‘YNN 8. RYAN
IO WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
mm “law:y
.IfithY IamI I Igoifi‘. (0.. .
Merrill anmoss College
“M“ THE YEAR?
lug Business Houses.
South Norwalk Stamford, '
Port Chester
A. J. COlllllS’SZ Co.
lOrlole baseball teams clash on the
But in any case we do thu'
‘ tion at a. hospital.
bacAUSE Its graduatcp are In drmqnd by Leud- "‘
It- s: t‘i‘fio It
l 9?! “our 9.91.8 lit???
, Filled at the
' Bridge Pharmacy l
Prompt and euclont servioo at : .
all times. f
P'orsouhl sttontioo aim to all L
. prescription work. i
Tho
AUGUST
Ch I for our trolley patrons.
Come a and wait for yourcsr. .
aaiDG'I: PHARMACY . l
J. PARKER; Nsn'ogdi'. I
1,
which it has made for large
l John Gmiram is quite ill at his
tube In Wlnllei II street and has been
l'id up ior about a week with Inuiatia
L‘sleb Wood and his littl. grandson.
llrwln Wood. of Pleasant avenue; puck
ed up ii lunch this morning- and out
out for a trip to Huntington. Long
inland on the stemnor llImtlngton I
Tomorrow nfternmn the Engle and
‘~ made first to Wsnumulcér' s.
Wit-lie lot and settle a
which both are confident of.
supremacy
'l‘hI-ir
supporters will probably be out in
numbers ‘ e,
TIIII'III will be II speciul pro'mI .Im business.
Sunday in IIIIInuI-I [ion with the regular
'sIIsslon oi the Advent Christian Hun-
day school It will be afinouacvd to
moriou by SupIIIlntIInIlIInt lticharil
Blond of ”It school. .
The funeral of Mrs. Nubl‘y Ii. (‘arr
was held this afternoon at 2 o‘clock
from the totally home. 21in East il\'t‘- I
Inn. The list. lI‘IIIInk Dunn-«Ill “'illivl‘. l
pastor of the South Norwalk MIIIIIII- :
dial (lIIIItIlI otllt‘liltvd. 'l‘lIII Imriul !
was in Fast Nonalk (hIIIII‘ItI<II_\'.
When Iou buy homemade broad.
buy llanner bread. that's best. linu-
I Every variety of parlor,
nor liakIIry, . . i
l
l
The many i‘riI-ntls of Mrs. .I. III.
Fowhr “'L'l'i more than pleased to sue
hex Wednesday IIIII II she (‘lllllt mor
from South NIIIw ._Ilk IvheIII slIII llllll
Mr. l-‘IIIIIleI art-
to roll on III-r acquainlnInII-s. It
only l‘l'(‘t‘lill,\‘ that Mrs. Fowler re-
turned from New York where she
went through u very III-lions opera-
nl pIIIsInt Iesltiing.
was
Captain Arthur W. Day arrived
.homsin East Norwaik yesterday in
his auxiliary yacht Elisha Sutton.
from a two weeks” 'cruisc to the east
ward with II party {rpm the office force
of the Peuse Piano (laminar. at Long
island City. Good weather was almost
the invariable mic and all hands had
a duo time. the Snxtoa being large
enough for room tor everybody.
Paul Molmstmta."ho‘lc in the tail-.
orlng. bushiuss at ~19: Washington,
street. on the‘ h .fenicrtnined 3'
company of friends last evening. A
tent. was erected at tile rear oi the
building specially for the occasion and
the evening pmvmiflieasant one (or
all of the guests, Included ottite‘
a large company of young men and
young ladies Dunc ing was one of the
features of the evening and relreah- '
ments were served
George R. Van Alstyne's launch Els-
ket ls having a hard ‘time on the ways
and incidentally bar owner 1? not hav-
ing what might be termet Ia “cinch."l
though he is confident at. he will
have her in plentonf time for the ..
and cannot be doplicut‘cd.
list of the offerings In detail.
Formerly
A. T. Sicwsrt A C0.
1' ' ' ' REGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST And. i”
The Home-Makcrs’ Annual Mammy 99W“
One of the Most Attractive Trade Events in a Twenty-year Series
No othcr' atorclceopuu event of the year finds so many housekeepers waiting for it!
. arrival‘lis this All Igust Trude Sale of Furniture at Wommhk’er' 3. So great is the reputation :
twenty ycura, that a great many people who are planning new hams. as well so those who
wish to add to their. furnishings, make it suit to wait for this great F'ttmiturc Ooouolon.
The two Wsfiuntakcr Stores, in New York and Phhacklphla. are, without questicn.
THE LARGEST RETAIL DlSTRIBUTORS 0F FURNITURE IN THIS COUNTRY.
The beat‘ol‘leringa made by the largest and best inanufacturcrd ‘of filmitlii'té u'r'c 'n'atu‘tally
turcr'u. who are wilting to contribute to the ever-growing success of this August feature of
the great Wanamaker Furniture business.
. Of course. not all of our furniturc' to reduced in price. The great regular stocks of furni-
ture, exceeding a million dollars' in our New York and Philadelphia stores are only partially
reduced, as thcy must be ready for our September business. as they were ready for our July
But we have provided more largely than in most previous years, for this August
occasion, by extensive purchases. as well as radical reduction: from our 'own stock.
presenting a collection of under-priced furniture. which housekeepers will find is so broad
in variety and price ranges that their desired requirements will be abundantly met.
There are large collection: of inexpensive, but thoroughly artistic and well-made furni-
ture. as wells: the more ornate kinds, up to an under-price assemblage of the very finest
reproductions of classic and old-time Forefathcrs' Furniture, 6! which there is shown at
Wanamakcr‘s the largest cohcction to be found on exhibition in the United States.
collection of metal bedstead: in enameled iron and the various finishes in brass, all of the
best construction known to the craft. '
Three Galleries of Our Fine New Building
Arc Devoted to This Great August Sale
Every piece on the three great floors 15 of the standard Wanamaker qtiulity. style and
finish and every purchaser to protected by the broad Wanamaker guarantee of satisfaction. .
Our August Furniture Sale meets the same quality standards as our all- year-round ,
furniture, the character and moderate prices of which. have built this up to be THE
LARGEST FURNITURE BUSINESS ON THIS CONTINENT.
Any housekeeper will be well repaid. for even along railway journey, to come to
Wanamaker: and take advantage of this August opportunity. The Sale will last dark:
the entire month, an ample' quantities have been provided In the various ofi‘crings; but there
is always a definite advantage' In being present on the first day of the sale', or during the
first week. as many special lots are thcn presented. which, of course, are quickly sold
THE AVERAGE SAVING IS ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF THE USUALI RETAIL
PRICE; But some reductions are still greater and others' not so large.
The New York City newspapers of Monday. August 2nd. will give a comprehensive
be well rewarded for the 59'urncy.
PAGE THREE
“Sub.
WANAMAKER
FURNITURE SALE
and decisive economies on dependable Furniture durh'lg the past
Great concessions are annually made by the big manul'a'c-
‘library. bedroom and dining-room fumiturc,'as'well a splendid
Those who afru'flgc for a visit to New York on that day will 4’
Broadway. Fourth Avenue.
Eighth- Io Tenth Streets.
NEW YORK ‘
TRY A LENGTH OF!
. tain- Van Alatyne got her ready to slide
oil the ways on the high this last
. l 4 . ovbnihg, but she silick half way. He
: .. _ spent a good portion of the night on
. It - . her and Wait at work again at 4 o‘clock
,4 .this morning.
Another amall fire developed on the
Washington street bridge last evening
in't‘ront of the Harbor block. Small
bays ssw smoke coming up through
the boards of the walk and notified the
men who happened to bo‘in the cigar
store. A bucket brigade put the small
blaze out of commission before It has
W
on: rumor: shout :3de
EUROPEAN PL’AN."
Our Rooms 2 lpuiui' Fo'otubo; Goo
Ice Cream Freezers.
Wain Coolers.
I rigorous.
THE NEW
Horn VIGTO
YOU MUST Coon!
Why not do so with a Combination Coal
. and Gas Stove? ‘ ‘
‘ giati to install
We sell tllém, and will be
one in‘ your hliin'c may. " ' W I
We inflall: Plumbing ind Heating as well.
1.7V ,2“ .1. ‘It lw In
I noprLK. coun.
Furmhuae
on... .11 .‘q‘am'n i was: .Ig‘u l mama
l7 WALL STREET. '1
and all other seasonable goods
and llootrlo Lights Throughout. l_v-
on oom Hound.
.e RATE. REASONABLE.
Piwltooksd cm in connection.
i “M or imported. AIM includ-
I". WAWGTON “1“,: cine“? famous lau'. Burton’s and
. Cor-I om- always on draught.
"3995;.” “boom Busch lost- on Draught.
H n "1‘. J. uglikiVAN. Proprlotor.
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A“ Gofitfiy’s.
FOR
.it
an has
an" scossnso av
lent ‘
an.
I Many of our culto Kern who ware disappointed in fiudlns wanted 81293
in Princess Slip 3 lult. week will 1185113910 learn that two styles due as on
back Order have 'Just arrived, cad w n have every slzeiat «(Quad 6260‘
mmtlvoly l
These figures do I'Iot anywhere near represent the value of the gar
merits. but on account. of. arriving so late wolbavo put a July clearance price
on hem.
_ This is an opportunity that should not be. missed.
III.
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in stock for Not!“ P
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so w‘lmmmu orator.
w]... it E Lockwood
° ' ;& Company
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Your coupon properly filled
’ out gets you a Spark ‘Plug tree
\A 1
oou'i'u scripting. :oi charge.
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cruise. which ‘lns August 5th Ca‘p?‘
, Io NAII‘I'IMW Bot-5V 'Norwuik '4 '
rum-sore A can mu. “mime
III-III soom so ' W
, .
l'
l oralcfolt'o
:‘Ohriflln urns
assumed serious proportions. It was as?“ 1’0“”“3 397°” the Wolhllltilou
belleI ed to have been due to a lighted '3‘?!“ bridge. to the South NEW.“
cigarette or cigar that had been care steamboat dock. where the mention“
Iessly tossed on the bridge and Innti- l0! "'9 "“001 and their Idemwd“ .
ed in a crack led th%hoohttortsble steamIE- fli‘lhtliiu; '
, ton. estartwasmadout8' 4 .w .
This motnlng dawned clear and lint Valley Grove. neat sacrum-cm . .,
for the annual picnic or the East Ave- 013560" i t “, .
nae Methodist Snndg' school. Even dicatiorle 'fman Inte "animal’s.“ .
before 8 o‘clock. the stream of plcnlck 1. in f l '1“ 2:; “5'3?“ W'
era. loaded down wlth lunch boxes. be- or e p c“ c "3' are
hallo sports and various other divor-
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(Gro'g'ory Boulovsrd)
EASY NORWA’V‘LK:
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Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. OTSullivan
PROPRPBTOR viav :‘lrs'i1
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funeral Motor -.
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Rosldonoo. 6 Washington It. ‘ ' ‘
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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1capital Surplus and Profits
. 0117mm . .
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gusto noposlt Boxes. o; and .5 p" your.
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Norwalk Chronicler