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‘ dcslrlié‘tloh Why“ A
GRAY BRIGS
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for So a yard
N DOTS AND FLORAL BEGINS,
Al F. K. gmM’
”memo H 7
' south mimic.”
FiE'I'Erl'aI
090 —Edl
HIPS—city diorc ca done.
Miss Marion bee, of Fairileld uve-
rule has been spending a week in New .
Mllford. I
Miss Hazel Casey. of Woodward;
avenue, is spending a week WlillI
friends in Bothel. l
Levi French who has been visiting1
in Easton returned to the Soldier'sf
home in Norotop last week.
——\Vhen in doubt. don‘t waste time. i
but get the Cigar there is no doubt
about—tho surmius COURT 3
Mrs. 1.. A. Steigerwald, of Main:
street Norwalk is entertaining heIr
nephew John (linicy . of New liuIen
Ralph Bruudage has IIIucceeded|
GeoIge W. 'l‘uckcI as the Postal ’lele
graph messenger boI in South Nor-
walk.
ConIIIIerI-iul.trevelers selling furs
and heavy \\'lill(;'l gaImeIIts are Iisit-
ing the local stores, reminding us that
winter is coming.
of “Windward
Bridgeport to
Miss Gladys Casey,
avenue, has gone to
spend twoor three
relatives and friends.
—Fastidious Smokerswbo are seek-
ing Cigar Excellence. Purity and
\l'holesolneness. ask for the Si'I’
mum: coenr 10c Cigar. 3
0n Thursdayafternoon at 2 o'clock
the Ladiea' Sewing Circle of the. First
M. E. Church will meetwith liirn. WilI
iiam Hoyt at her home. .42 Elmwood
avenue.
ltlr aId Mrs iican Br wn (‘ednev
and thclr two sons of the ark Slope;
Brooklyn, have rented Mrs. Blanch-
ard's beautiful home on Golden liill
street. South Norwalk.
Roy. and Mrs. Albert Booth. of
Bridgeport, and Mrs. Frances Godv
frey. of Norwalk. have been guests the
past week at thehome of the! niece.
Mrs. Louise V. Swift, in Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Scott. of DaII-,
bIIry. are spending the, week at llick«
ory Bluff. in Mr. Scott's absence, Sc-
it'IctInIIn Thomas '1‘. Alexander is act-
ing custodian. of the county Jail in -
Danb'ury.
——Read the Bar is 8:. Guns adv. on
filth page of. this ~piirer.
Tomorrow evening at. 8 o‘clock the.
members of the, Epworth League of
t First M E. Chtuch will hold a
b siness meeting in the church pitr~
lo All the members are especially
nrgod to, be present.
There will be a special business
m'ecting of the Wom‘Iin‘ 5 Association
the“ South .Norwalk Congregational
hunch on Thursday. August 5. at 3: 30
m., at the church. The executive
dard will meet at 3 o'clock A full
attendance is desired. as matters of
importance are to be decided.
r—The SUPREME, COURT 10c Cigar I
baa an enviable reputation and holds it.
number pr the members of Wash-
ington camp, No.11 Patriotic OrdeI
of. the Sons of ltIneIicII went to Meri-
den. today to attend the state conven-
tion. The Icguhuiy appointed dclc
gates are William Avery. Jesse Bron
go. p. .Burr Beach and Henry A.
pod Others Durant he sure .DeIIu-
ty John H. Batten-Ion, State inspector
Jay Davenpoi-I. Pot-It Malabar. Wu.
lism’ Shlflén and Stanley 0. Sildnian.
c
The home (If-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W- alga pbfiI Moravia street.
Norw Erma! escape from
Friday, but the
blaze Willi put out with excellent pres-
ence “Mind dby M18. Forest. Mrs.
Doli‘arest pad is“. Ill stove (or a
short' 31:09.. I] to e returned
she found 9, kitc'iibn“ blaze. She
t‘prnch a bucket ingado of one and
kept the damage down to about ‘10..
it was “suppose to soot bud .-
li‘s'lton (lgtlilglfihttd‘ Ii smnctlhin'gI
Womble , out: ,4, ;- r. I.
pnufacturad 32f im-
$5M“
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Vichy, Btitzé'r, Carbonic
Bar-spastils, (gear
and lost
P. o. Whittier. Into ,,
With oANAAIr. cofifi.‘ ” ‘ I‘
lit”)
Indian .33:
h‘ Goods)"
,wecks. visiting .
Louvres nzvoturiou .nkuor.
; dinalGIbbons of Baltimore. head of the
Catho
' iota
ii the balance odour line of Summer Furniture.
including Refrigera-
tors. Porch Rockers Porch Chairs, Seneca, Lawn Mowers. Hammocks.
flowing Chahs Ice Grasp prom”. Window ScIeens and
so len Doors, etc. totem u
Vul3.r
ch _Scr ens,
paying?! frog F“ to 0 per cent. reduction from
A Few of Our Specials
3 3 PORCH CHAIRS. “FRIOERMORS. ..
83.08,. Sale Price ...... “.3335 $20.00, Sale Price
, _ $18.00, Sale. Price
Moll, 89’s flit-.9 .............’2..98 $10.00. Sale l’riCe
82.95 Sale Brice ..... . .25 :35133 Sale gnflc‘c ~ .50
’t is 09 ..... . ...... ‘10.
$2. .253 8810.?ch .. .3........§l.75 810 00 solemn“... 3
$1.93 Sale? .I. ...fl.50 88.,00 Snip 3,3
lbs vain l are the biggest -. “
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Funorhl Directors and E“"‘ ‘
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Sulltll- Norwaik. Conn.
sovrh NORWALK. Conn.
MILL TEL. 46-3.
111199!”deleka Everything
from a Figgery to a Palace
3F“ would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
L
mad in two alzc'c of Douglas fir. tho molt durabic of modern woodl; will out
in! metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
fluivln no In place of metal. Does not rust or dccay and will last a lifetime.
. I.—~During Summer months we will cloco Saturdayl promptly at
noon.
0. B. J aclgson
3 Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
. Eyes Examined Free
51 WALL eraser.“
phone no. NORWALK.’
span In“ on our on
Oxfords and Pumps
350 Grade now ................................... $2. 68
.00 Grade now ............................... $2. 39
2.50 Grade now .................................... $I.99
$2.00 Grade now .................................... $1.63
FLYN N & RYAN
9 WASHINGTON crnsér count NQRWALK"
WHY an? .I going to
errill Business College
THIS YEAR?
ECAUSE its graduates are in demand by Lead-
in: Boom Houses.
S uth Norwalk Stamford '
0
Port Chester "
it’s Our Job
to make your buggy. phaeion or other
carriage look as good as new in our
finishing department. kit's your job
to give the order and the sooner you
do so the sooner you'll get hack a
handsome new carriage instead of that
shabby old one Suppose “'9 com-
ence work today.
Luther M. Wright
S‘OUIH NORWALK, CON N.
y”. III
Fur liture
million 0' Council.
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ED.
SBURG. PI" Augu. ““8. ——Car—
extensively in Spain was Interested in
thou-teat new from that country. and
when asked for a statement said: .
"The Edens lIIIVe been poiniiurv to
‘ monkey for some time there. I'l‘licrv
"me! If," BMW D’ (I O'Ctiu non-lie but one o iuion regarding the
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therei to last to hton his way to Suit. run the symptoms are the Mine II.
those .prct'eding the French heroin.
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in Church in‘the llwlied States.
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Balloons. Wireless Telegraph dud Tele-
phone to Play lhtporianl Parts
in Bay State Sham Battle
WASHINGTON, August 3.-~Aer0-
panties. wireless telegraphy and wire-
impor-
tant part in the forthcoming Inanpeu-
‘ vres or the nIilltflI and regulars on the
must of Massachusetts. The Signal
Corps of the army will give instruc-
. lion in the use of the aeroplanes and
balloons for scouting put-spoke and in
the manipulation of the wireless sys-
tems bf coIIIIuiIuieutimI. While. bat
ideas will be used in the, Inanueuvxoa
it is probabltI that the Wright aero—
plans. which has just been acquired by
the War Department. will not. be risk-
ed. 'l‘lIeoI-Ietltul instructions will be
given In its use, however. by the Sir:-
‘ nal Corps offlot‘lu who are to be no
plls of Wilbur thghr. next week.
Captain Carl F linrtmonn. of the
Signal' Corps. was yesterday appointed
an ll‘ltlti'ut‘lnl and will be masked to
the brigade of which the militia of the
District of Columbia is a part.
The manoeuvres are to be on u larg-
er scale than any yet held? The
troops will be divided into two armies.
one of which will attack the coast of
Massachusetts and endeavor to pene-
trate iniuud. The other force will on.
deuvor to repulse the invaders Such
It campaign \vil giVe unusual oppor~
tunity for the, use of both wireless
iIIetbods of communication» and the
operation of balloons. and the oiiieers
and men of the Signal Corps expect
to benefit by the experience.
BOSTON. Muss. August ti.—~Not
since the days of the civil war has
Massachusetts l‘l‘i'll such a gathering
of armed men as will participate in
the” I‘vuI game of August it It] Zi.
III-feuding Boston and endemuring to
stem the invasion of 9000 men of the
New York. New Jersey. Connecticut
and District of Columbia National
Guards will be the 7.000 nIcIIIbcrs of
the. Massachusetts militia. augmented
by three troops of regular cavalry
from the “Fighting Tenth." the color-
ed regiment at. Port Ethan Allen, VI.
The dispatch of the defenders will
be so arranged as to deploy the 7.000
troops over rt frontage of more than
thirty miles. extending frm
tod buy on the east. to the town of
Mansfield
Major General Leonard w.ood t'.
A. canInqudcr-inehicf of the Depart
ments of the East, assisted in mem
burs of his staff and other pal“ ‘Illar
expclts. will art as umpires of the
m game. The problem of the de-
fense will be engineered by Brigadier
‘(lenerul William A. Few Jr. of the
Second lirlande. M. V. M. The task oi
ferretinl: out the channels of success-
ful invasion will be supervised by Gen
erai W. W. Witherspoon and will be
actually commanded by Major General
Tucker iI‘. Hllsa. both of the Army )Val
College. in WushlIwon.
Tho numb of both armies will he
cesnarilv inIolve «impinge to property
Ft‘lltt‘fl IIill how to be (out dowu and
gardens invaded to make war‘ {In tiIt
'broad line of soldiers. Behind each
of the two bodies will be It special
corps of adjusters. who will determine
upon the amount of damage (lime and
I-oIIIpensntc the affected persons for
their Olss. Disputed claims will be
adjudicated at the conclusion of the
finnnoouv res.
A sum closoiI approaching $500. 000
will be required to cmur the cost of
the gable About it; 000 men and of-
gllgcd. The troops
‘ticers will be en
engned IIlIl rceebe pay ranging from
$2 a rim for I: listed men to $5 for
officers of the the and 815 for those-
Iif the rank of Srlgadier general. Sai-
_Itries Alone \le cast Massachusetts
S20. 000 for her troops This ntnte will
also hear theI expense of tronsporting
the defending army to and from the
mastering oint. This is Ieckoned at
$20. 000 Mb a'hnother 9’0 000 for the
commissary department.
iSLANDSI AND MON-
TREAL.
The Recreation Tourist Companypl
New Haven. inform us they are now:
booking names for their personality
conducted tour leaving Tuesday, Aug-
ust. L7. Party will be gone (0!! days;
visiting Thousand islands. .hlontretu.
'Ausable Chasm. Lake George; lake-
Champlaii and3, SRl'M‘llOglt also have
the alld'a,‘h il down the magnificent
St. lAIvI-cnce iyer.‘ shooting the var
ions rapids The total cost of ten days‘
on; is only $67 Incitimng first class
hotel acco Inodntions. ’Other ii
are Block ill! I'd fidturdays Same“:
,l, ondav and Niagara Falls Monday.
or "T The land Tourislt." des~I
crlplng anta‘urww on G. W. liar-j
THOUSAND
ris at do: (”address The Recrea-
. tion. 110 I‘Iptfiiv..New Haven.
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ml” e N ‘i" lorkIJ .H Norris .1
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in Pp etch and wife. Nero
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Governor and Sin" to Get a Big Re.
caption
NEW HAVEN, August 3.~Adjulunt
General Cole is arranging for the trip
lof Governor Weeks and stuff to Massa-
chusetts on the occasion of.t‘.he attack
on the coast by the Connecticut Na-
tional Guard. for the week of August
10-21. Al‘l‘llllgt’lllt‘llis are being made
to take the party down to thlI Bl)
aisle. in autos. The governor and still!
will be the guests of the Mussaehu
sells state officials and them is new
moaned til.It they will be giIeII- ll flue
te’ulunel It. 0 Eaton, who is lumiliar
with the IIIIuIIgements iOI llll trip
Raid yestelday than the Massachusett:
petals will she the Connetlicut party
34 fine time from start to finish. The
Connecticut party is to view all oi
the sham battles during the week. The
(ennmtit III ‘I'atioual tluurd is to at
lurk the Mushschusclts coast and will
he ItssocI-itttd IIitlI II poItiIIII of the
New York National Guard and some
United States regulars. ’i‘lIc ltlasszlv
chusetts troops will defend.
(‘olonel Eaton stated yesterday thuil
it would be one of the lli'l-il bullies of
the kind in the history of the New
Eugdaud National Guard.
He said the governors and staff
would be with the governor of Mussa~
ehusetts and his staff. and would be
accnrded II tine opportunity of viewing
the sham battles. The iIeadqunrtera
would be smut-where near Plymouth.
Colonel Eaton. when asked some
further particulars about the attack.
said:
"The IIIIIttcr of the attack is being
kept a profound secret. We don't
knowwhonlt will be made. Whether m
night or during the day. And it is
not known at what point on the coast
the Connecticut troops will land. The.
defenders will have to have a sharp
lookout for the attacking party. or else
lllt y will be captured. This will be an
unique affair. tutti i doubt if a slIIIiluI
attack has ever taken place on the
New England coast, so for as It sham
attack is concerned. it will be excel
lent practice for the militia."
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QUARTERMASTER LA CRUZ COM-
' MENDED.
WASllthl'l‘ON, August 3.»QIIurth--
master 'l‘homusio de la (fruit. of the
naval auxiliary Nunsbau. a native Fill
piIIo, who displayed such great here-
ism in the cifoIt to reattie fellow ship.
motes from gun asphleution on May
27. while the vessel was on her way
from l‘uvite to "our: Kong has been
warmly couunended by Acting Secrcé
tnry of the Navy Winthrop. The gases
were generated in the point locker by
the contact of coal llll‘. paints. etc.
which had gotten adrift during heavy
weather. The quarteI‘IIIuster's ciforts
saved the lives of the captain and a
seuman and he recovered the badics
0f five. shipmnteswho already had
been overcome by the poisonous gases
HADLEY. HAS FIREMEN'S MUSTER
HADLEY. .IIIIss.,‘AugnsI :l.-—-A are.
men‘s muster. without which no New
England 'toIvn celebration is complete.
and the. (indication of the new build—
ings of Hopkins Acadamy. one of the;
most famous institutions of this his-
toric old town. were tbq noteworthy
,ovents in today‘s celebration of the
"5th anniversary of the settlement of
Hadley. The observance. which was
begun Sunday. will be concluded with
‘ historical tableaux and pageantry to~
marrow.
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TONIGHT, RETURN OF THE IFAV-
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MR. mama 3mm
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. The Weber Stock (30.
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1] Something new every day- .Il Visit. be hat?-
nan Basement; it .wili pay you‘. «I Reliable
Merchandise were never beforeoffehednt such '
miser- '
Watch for Harvéét Days! -
Watch for Harveét Days!
AI 4.: t ..,_..,
Now .Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PiAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS, Managers
TEL. 500.
Princess
Many of our customers who were disappointed in finding wanted sizes
in Princess Slips lust week will be glad to learn that two styles due as on
back order have Just arrived. and Ive now have every size at 81.50 andAZSO
respectively.
These llguresdo not anywhere near represent the value of the go!-
ments. but on account of arriving so late We have put a July clearance price
on lllt‘lil ’
This is
an opportunity that-should not be,misaed.,_
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
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.
Know their FURNACE and STOVE
pairs, but wait until cold weather before having
it done. How about yours?
We Clean and Repair Furnaces, Stoves and
Ranges; supply new parts where needed. Let
us do .your .wprk NOW!
17 WALL STREET,
uoawnx; donut
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Tar, Flag. Cement Gravel, Asphalt Concrete
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work,
.Road Qiiing
RAYMOND BR
“ In
"I: INIERESI I." “WE“ Iing and so may well be done at this
. time of the year when every one likes
Do not put the fruit into war ice3t0 have at hand some small piece of
tream until the cream is partly frozen. work to pick up.
The long-handled parasols and um- i. A very pretty dancing frock is being
breilns are in vogue at a. time when prepared in a college girl for her own
they are. much appreciated—when- the use {or the Coming winteI. It is made
extremely large hats are Worn and one lot eoruse white hat and she is em-
loolts so aWkward holding an "111- .bmidcring it with gold and silver
breila with a short bundle high in the threads and colored silks. The de-
uir. sign is graceful and dainty and the
The sour apples are beginning to ap- l‘t’Slllf' l8 goln l0 bt‘ VéI‘V beautiful,
pear and it is well to remember that bill yet Rllllflh and no! “)0 Matt; I
3lipid in It very healthful and tusty‘3'a'd- ] if there is one thing more mom.
we
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.givtug is the vogue and it is a style
of fancy work that is not very eiact- I
Miss been re." Walker
Emmet Brandon. Wallace Robinson
Chas. Ill. John (‘ascv Al. Phillipa. Har
lry DuiroeI Grace Ayers. May 'l‘nylm.
‘Nellie AIboidt and others.
Ear,” “illOIMN
'iilfi I ()0,
m...
WATi'Nfls—anqaday and Damn
“'I'.“ ”‘80 Cents.
EVENING “ERIC” .. .10, .20 and 30c
IVaudaville Mil Moving Pictures
mwcsu :ruc ’ACTS.
Money .to Loan
to property' drum; on second an ad
third lamina-ma. we advance you
money if‘ydu _olsh to buy it nomad
amt
«In
3i
tY team
Havitand bump. to Midtown AI.
dition to many salads. other which Will make the {cat can
A IvIlteI in The. Housekeeper says spieuous it is to dress i.“hem inI' wane”
thin vineg or will take ink out of am silicon or eonrso' one really hem
rabrt‘e‘. but' that th‘b' honor it is appll‘ed ulnm' because she thinks them idem.
the qIIlekcI the results. . ill'lltihhey “the h‘Ot "I: a hint that;
Newly men he has bend of iiIe‘ '“ pen. at 0“” ll. or<3 “ $1:on '
benefits to be dctlivcd from lakiug theI .(‘l‘ “'43 ‘3 not 0'0""-
juice of It i'emon in he indrnI but “""""‘""‘ -
llow many have triedht? in: 1 *Ileavy. ““9“” “"0" “1““
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The toothbrush is ll great help iII‘ nailing: Pdtllgloitlgghn p llvffinhmufififi
washing The crocheted buttons. parts you weak “‘03 lick}! rum-dock "mm
of the lace. etc. on a these which have Bitters makes the blood rich red WW
become particularly soiled. .The‘y are3
__ . In; l Ibr
much more quickly cleaned and there "WWW
is not so much wear and tear as when I
rubbed on the board,“
{The Home Needlework Magazine.
gives an illustration of and. the disco-3
lions for making a crocheted modic3e
glass cover which almost my my
or the one who has core of such would
find use for. it has the appearance or“
the face. of a watch. the figures and
pointers ,belug pinup of «entriesth
silk. of course, it in den ned as an
aid in the memory as wel as a pro-
tectinn for the contents of the glans.
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.REAL ESTATE GALEOI ‘ .
Not-walk Iv'elh tmont 00m 6
Igor Bg‘bsloni, whttflditig’ Mia'gifllm
u. nu‘c.
el-dinand Hayes to Gatherln
do: hind tin-d liuiiding‘a. Highlands W
"Herbert S. Saunders. to Patrick‘A.
Murphyhlot and‘ building. Clynhbd’lléilh
turnpike.
Joseph ll. (Table to Minerva R"
nevus. lot and buildinfll Bnrllott
nu
A crocheted cover for a iIotva/ator Robert W. Keolor to Frank 8. Imp
bag. in: rift which in widely supra-docs. New Ccnhidi. til gem and build-
cintcd loam «laundromat trial at Milt
i
is.
Norwalk Chronicler