I:
v.
A
“Re
Rigor Price, soon,
stat... Spits,
_ Udlél' Ktndinoa
f“ 05555
:Slhmhtlis Embroidery,
L'iflldblrg Embroidery,
”dimmer
timeliness, di
I’ii
A“ ~, .
I4.
so§edhoas from our l“regular s‘lock. and roni néarly every department. it BARGAIN PRICES.
rm»sld ‘wua age we."
fiend No,
are low In well-km E”that. ”we have but; totgnautltut
T :L',‘ i.” 0 ' k . 3-“ WE"
9 “ ...-.-,_ __,___,______ ”a “M5: the. mmme at" {wot-fl...“
WWW with“... “fiet’i‘i unis Itiiiu Wu‘fiifiua W W‘
1.10 ’ 9 ‘ '9 . if , - 9 EGINS
9 D ‘ anti...” if «V...» 4....e... 9 i , D Y
'9. l." 's “.51. “0-5pm... AW;T 5d!» 1909
a! :1“ fit H ,
We have illade 1
“Minnie it rain
’q‘ .115 035035 a c 3555 invitation to the people oi The Norwalks to intend our GREAT UNDER rains SALE.
'* crating than of excellent values.
“550w Tickets Indi ‘ ”die Sale Goods
5““; WM“ w. #tI
“5555 ‘Lan Frincess Sn
lip; Price. 5.55:0: Sale new, I5 49
Sale Price, S3.“
sale Pricp, Wis
Sale Price. $0.49
Regular "Price 31,00
Regular Price, S10 on
tut i. .,
Ladiés’
Jumper Butts,
Regular Price, S100,
.. r 'b
Colored Suits
Stile Price, 79c
#855515". i‘ll’iCI', Si .tlil,
TVIOIPlecc . Suits.
Regular Price, slilo.
Sale Price. $1.29
sale Price, 69:
Two-Piece Suits,
Regular lilicv, Sl. ..ii,
Lad
Regular Price, “.00.
Regular Price, Sl 50,
Regular Price, S2." .o,
Sale Price, 930
0'" Duck Sidiis
Sale Price, We
Bale Price, We
his Price. S1.49
L5dies’ Lawn Skirts
Regular Putin S2. 00,
‘
Sale Price, S139
i‘b' Jed- ‘ L'tb.
White Shirt Waiéts
These .lfp‘pniar Goods in Large Varieties; and
at Small Prices. ltc Sure and See Them.
.r ,i r ..
Ssh. .‘>.
1555' Kimonos
I
. )J.
i ,
ec'
Resular Price. 250. sale Price. 15c
mles' Kimonoa,
Regular Price, :1. (‘ to it .o,
”idles Kimonos,
Regular Price, stir to one,
udlea' Kimonos,
a Regular Price. The to title,
r
Malice, Kimonos,
Regular Price, Si. 00,
~ *wta-
Sale Price, 25c
Sale Price, 35c
Sale Price, 50c
Sale Price, 75c
gr’ii: 4. Id
ns and 55cy Ghoiis
Piiiin‘ .Tntteta Ribbons Nos. 5, 7. 9. , ,, ,. , .
Value tie to We, sale Price, 5c
Plalp Tati5ta ltlbbon, Nos 40 and title .
Sale Price, 8c
P515 Tifieta. Ribbon Nos so and ion,
Value 150, Sale Price, We
Phil! and Fancy Ribbon,
Vshle 20c and 25c,
shay Ribbon,
Veins dissed 7900
lion“ Wl‘iideor Ties, odd lots.
Regular Price, 25c,
Lpdlds"Neckwear, broken lines,
Sale Price, 15.
Sale Price, 25c‘
Sale Price, 15c
Value 25c, Sale Price. 10c
Bfiigiiiils iii Other Liii55
; 995-" Embroldé
«oestr-
no. 5' "
Humming Embmldei y, - . . .
uspecial value, " Sale Price, 40
Large variety, Sale Price, to
,wiae width. . saleierlee, 14c
cotter hurrah... , ...,
Icg‘rldi- Price, 35c , , , Sal's PrlcphlSc
‘ Torchoii baoes,
I- Assorted widths,
l .‘ilt.| ili‘
Torchoil Laces,
Special value,
Sale Price, (to
Sale Price. 5c
Other Lucas at Sale Prices
Sale Prices
All-Over Laces at
All-Over l'llllbroldcry nl
Sale Prices
hold a promiiiont oiaee iii stimmer trade. Here
is the opportunity to get a generous supply at
unusual prices:
Skirting Prints,
Regular Price, 7c, Sale Price, 5t:
0
llress Prints,
Regular Price, Sc, Sale Price. 6c
. . _ .
Figured Percaies,
Regular Price, Huge, Sale Price, 10c
Stnpio tiillghnni, Sale Price, 5c
in can Ginghnlna,
Regular Price, ltic, Sale Prico,‘3c
Dress Gingham,
Regular Price. l2lfic, Sale Price. 90
silk Finished Gingham,
Regular Price, 25c, Sale ‘rlce. 15c
Rest Lawns, ,
Regular Price. 1202c, Sale Price. 90
h
l-‘laxons,
Regular Price, 17c. Sale Price, t2'.’zc
Striped Poligec,
Baldy Price, Sale Price, 22c
Sale Price. i9c
Frill).
t‘olorcd Popliua.
Regular Price, 200.
Solselle. . . 1‘. - -9 .
Regular Price, 25c, Sale Price. We
Wash Silks, plain,
Regular Price, 39c, Sale Price, 29c
Wash Silks, dotted, - .9 . .. .
Regular Price, «the. sale Price, 33c
M idols
This set is?
Ladim' lltaCk Hose, '
Regular Price 100,
so i eh: I
N*;V;O {“59“ In
our Uppertiinlty
Sale Price, 2 for 154:
Ladies Rflcit do...
Regular Price,l Sc. Sale Price, 16c
Laillcs' Colored Hose,
Regular Price, ll'lc, sale Price. We
Ladies’ Gauze Lisle Hose. '5 . _,
Regular Price, Sale-Price, 19c
ltiercerlaed Tan Hose, Mill End. . "
Regular Price, 25c. Sale Price, 17:
Ladlea‘ _Fiile Roxie, -- -. . :
Regular Price 50c. sale Price, 350
Gent's Half Hose. block all] m . . ‘Iv
Regular Price, 10c. Sale Price, 2 for 150
Genre lilack llnlr i-iose,
Value 20c, aaie Price, 150
.1 .-‘ ,
Black Lisle Gloves, 16 inch.
Value 50c,
5-... I-9 r .9
Sale Price. 25c
2-clasp Willie Silk Gioves, '9
Regular Price. 50c. Bats Pica. 35c
"Flirt .
Rinck Silk Gloves, 21: inch,
Regular Price, ".00,
liinokgpd Tan .Silk wpyes
..Re£_lllar. l’l'.i.ce. Mild... nut-o misc. Inc
vim! i'i' ‘~ 3'»
. ' ' : ‘ ' .
Value the, Sale Price, 10c Log Cabin Rugs sisetl it. x 12 tt.,
Giant's ilhlt’liosia, ._ ’ ' 99 ‘ Regular Price, :9." If», Sale Price. S749
Regular Price, 25c, Sale Price, 19c 'i‘fiileliiy man“. Bquy , D. a. F
Hut . i i .- ‘ - ' 9'
Childrgns uiiluna liose, 2 9 9 “as“mm’m’f- "2";09 3"0 "it“ ”-93
Value 150, Sale Price, Sc. rifles”), Brussels R080. , _ _‘ .‘ , ,.
.. 9 oo, ' I 15.50
Children‘s niilnnn Hose, . . u I . “S‘P'” m“ ‘55 9‘” PM" ’
Sale Price, 50c .9
In» halite ”3:5 ”Ii .
Carpets and F10 '“ "
:‘t ‘1'.’
C0verlligs
At the engr‘ofieach season we like to close
out what reruains of our Carpet Stock. We have
made prices to do it.
I. to 2?. Ne,
Sale Price. 50c
Tapestry Ul‘llfiflt‘lh, ti wire,
Regular Price, iltlc.
T. m 30 ydti.,
Sale Price, We
Tapestry iirussI-lii, best iti wire,
Regulur Price, Sliitl,
Velvet Carpets, {I to 20 yds.,
Regular Price, ".20. Sale Price, 76c
, .
Sample Lengths Tapestry, “muscle and \‘eivets.
Sale Price, 75c, S100 and S125
All-Wool ingrailfi,
Regular Price, uric, Sale Price. 50c
Rent AliWooi lugrnln, .’. to 20 yds.,
Regular Price, 75c, Sate Price. 60c
2 to it yds,
Sale Price, We
Short Lengths Mailings.
Regular Price, l‘.‘h'_-c to 25c,
Short IA-‘llltllls Muttiugs, 10 to 20 you,
Regular Price, 25. to tile. Sale Price, 20c
Japanese Ilulilngs Patterns, .
To close at Bale Prices
[-‘lliro Muttillgfi.
Regular Price, (the, Sale Price, 20c
Short Lt Ilgths tlli t‘ loin
Sale Price. 20' Discount
i‘ 9 ’
Short Lengths Linoleum,
Sale Price. 202: Discount
Tapestry ’l‘sble Covers at Sale Prices
Linen t‘oIIi-li (lovers, ‘
Sale Price. St.00
Regular Price, sun,
,, _, ,.
Tapestry (‘ouch t‘orers,
\‘alue Sl,00, Sale Price. 7%
Tapestry t‘ouch timers,
Regular Price. S4. 49 to Snail at Sale Prices
ludiun Blankets.
Regular Price, Slit).
Sale Price, 79c
99 I
, We have a good assortment or Carpet Rugs
in the popular grades. We have made prices
that should take out everyone of them.
All-\l'ool Ari Siluaros. size 2V2h3 yds.,
Regular Price, S000. Sale Price, 84.49
All-Wool Art Squares, size inliq‘. vita,
Regular PricepStlniO, Sale Price. S5."
All-Wool Art Squares. size 3x4 yds.,
Regular Price, S9130, Sale Price, SS.”
215m yda.
Sale Price.
Pro. lirussels Art Squares,
Regular Price, S655. $4.98
Pro. Brussels Art Squares, :ixt yds.,
Regular Price, slope, Sale Price. $7.90
ilurina Rugs, zit/5x3 yda
Regular Price, ST .50 Sale Price, 05.90
t
Log cabin Rugs. else -i it. x 7 ft.,
Regular Price S3. 00, Sale Prpe, $2.49
Log Cabin Rugs. size 0 it. x 9 ft., . _ .
Regular Price, S5. ‘25, Sale Price. $4.49
Log Cabin Rugs. size. 8 ft. It 10 tt..
Regular Prlée. $175, , Sale Price. 35.93
Tapestry Briisseili Rugs.
Regular Price, time.
I. ‘v :. -
Bmirua Russ. 01:12.9. . .. «
Regular Price, S25. 00, Sale Price, S1750
‘ e
Axmlrister Rugs. 9xl2, '
i litegulnr Price, S22. 50,
it Minn 'I
Axmlnster Rugsntlltiqz,
Regular Price. S2 5.00
Body Brlnselh'gtilga, 9x12,
1 i v ‘ ‘i 4
Sale Price, S1388
«I:
live?
ssh Price. S1150
Bole Price. 022.50
‘é’a‘i'a' 353.; 55556
1.9 infill
6N rill.‘ 5 9, . . ‘ I:
J" h.l,w‘fl 'qe...l
a 010.00 5. 9 -9
utmost an ”minimis- ,_ - immhiii .a mill. uracil
. S‘inasz‘ ah ,. in» a“
“Eb
llli ll
Eli
iLli .455. 230
9VWABHtNtl‘FUN. l). l..AIIg.~dw-Tlie
preliminary action of the colllflllsrililli-
er
”cutaway. shows that the receipts for
the fiscal year which ended June 30.
1909, were S2t‘tl.2|2,7l9.22, represent
ing a decrease of Sh. 403, 230. 82 from the
preceding year. Appmxlniately “.910,
000 was expended for the collection or
the revenue, not including expendi-
tures approximating ”05.800 (rum the.
appropriation for “withdrawal lot de-
naturized nicollel." ‘ 9 9‘, ‘ 9
The receipts from taxation on- nplri
flu aggregated Sl::i,0iii;,0:it.12. a de-
crease of 35.290.773.03 from last year;
on tobacco the receipts were 850,007.-
1781”. uuinoreuae of $3,024,023.78; till
ferlnented‘llquors. Si-7.thll.9lll.12, II (it‘-
crdarie ul‘ S2,:ifll,20.’l.ll9.
The aggregate nIIIolIIIt collected
from the state of New ~Yorll was wk.-
637,349.87, representing S7..'rlli.tiill.72
from the First t‘ollcctlou district, '84.-
“2,804.52 from the. Second, 88.200,-
628.“ froln the Third. Si.0~lT,til7.i-iti
from the l9‘onr.tr9t9nth $1,017 itszi 89 from
the 1‘ WP lltv- that and S". lttti 242.. " i from
the 'l‘uellty- -eighth.
Ill iii inn if still
BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
9 W. 1. Pt‘
l’iiiflblll‘x . . . . . . . . . .Jili 3ft. .7252
f‘hicngo ............ 00 do ,iiil'.‘
New York .......... .'.'_' 35 .5th
t‘incinnntl .......... 40 is .500
Philadelphia ....... 40 I'll .040
St. lotlln ........... its as . :12
Brooklyn ........... 2:3 as .030
liiistiiti ............. 2t: 03 2w:
Yesterday's Rpsults.
l'ittshurg. ti; lirookivn, l.
t'hicngo. T; ltosiou, l.
St. Louis, 5. Philadelphia, l.
NI-u'York, T. t'luclnunli, ti tilt in»
liiiigsi. 9
Games Today.
iiostou at t‘lllcngn.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
llmokivli nl l'ittsbul‘g.
American League Standing.
W. i. P('.
Detroit ............. 00 iii; .025
Phlladclphia ...... 3K :18 ,t‘.il9l
liostoil ......... ,. 50 ii: .500
Cleveland .......... .'.l H .317
t‘hlt-ago ............ i? it! 10.".
New York .......... 9H .‘Il’ .itlii
SI. Lilllis .......... n at Ann
Worthington ....... .20 70 .L'Tl
Yesterday's Results.
t‘lI-vI-laud. 0; Washington, 0 itlrst
gamei; t'lcvelnnd, 2; \t‘ashiugtou, l
ism-0nd gaunt-i.
Philadelphia. 2; t‘hicago, 1 (first
game): Philadelphia. 10; Chicago, i
taimnd tilt! at.
New \‘or . S; St.
gullll'. ll innings); St.
York. :: isecoad game).
llostuu. 2: Detroit, 1 (first game):
ltoston. s; lltlll'flli, 7 (second game).
“—— .
Games Today.
llctrolt at 9ilostotl.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago-at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
llouis, 4 itlrst
Louis, 7; New
Connecticut League Standing.
' W. l. P t‘..
liolyokc ...........’I2 30 .03.".
Hartford ......... . .52 :l‘.’ .010
New lirltaill ........ 4? il .SZH
Waterbury ......... 46 4:: .517
New Haven ........ 913 40 .483
Springfield .........thl 4‘! .470
Northampton ....... 35 7.2 .402
Bridgeport .........29 .10 .3“
Yesterday's Results.
' liolyoke, :3; Bridgeport. 1.
Northampton, s; Hartford. 2 ttlrst
game): Northampton. 2;
tsecolld game).
Wlitcrbllly, 8: New iinv , 3.
Springfield.“ .; New llrlt n, l.
Hartford. 0
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
NewHaven al'Helyolle.
New Britain at- Northampton. ,
Hartford at Wateibury
Denver Want: “the Fight
DENVER. Cot, August 3.—ln n r58
olutiou introduced by alderman Thom-
as llyder, the Board of Aldermen was
asked last night to use. its. lniluencc
to obtain for Denver the light for the
heavyweight championship helm-eh
James 9J. demise-and» .lkck’tflbhflm.
The city's interest the reselutton de
elnres, would come (tom the advertls
nlent received by reliso'li of the atten
dauee‘of people from all pdrt‘s a! tin
country. The resolution suites- thd‘
prominent business men tillvc express
. ed their readiness to raise snfllclelt‘
money to bring the rim to’flllh‘ city
was interested “in‘ more important
matters than the. pl‘dti‘it’tlorr of prize
lighting" and oue‘ tact-Nous membei
moved that the resolution be M
to the funeral committee! Ryder re
rented the attempt at humor and do
clared he was sincere in having D
ver "belietltted" by the proposed bill.
tie. Chairman Mnrkey anally referred
the resolution to the judiciary commit
tee. 1"
—~- -2..-” at
FOREST FIRE cou'rluues’ To
sum
rumours. Msss.. Mont: in
When the dense smoke which closely“
hugged the group during the night.
Rte-"r
titted somewhat. I. it; wit-plow
mine torso). tire. wghhénr
flmsué bum-
is: male 50th
.SIPWI‘N “def Muesli W
being, it was 0% .
of tile wiadHIvhlolI-F was blhwlu ‘ y
from the oastwsrdm mopld seats I veco
uhem toward. the v “Nil -W'ost.pale
mouth. A' litres (me at man continued
5" work of attempting to obtains the
"a . .
e9 73-5 '
of internal revenue, made public.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 4. 1909
w 9
, S i
Brldg port Ad ertisemsnts
LI:
TheD...
Silo
(m) x In)
Size 9 x Itiii
Silo t) x I:
Size “.3 x l.’
I Size 11.3 x I.”
Bed. $0 I .25
Dresser $04. 50
Dressing Table $5 l .m
Chifionicr $580)
it ' H 75
Mahogany Divan
Mahogany Rocker
Mahogany Davenport
Dinner Plates
Breakfast Plates
Cups and Saucers
Nappies
White Mountain,
4 quart size
3 quart size
4 quart size
rciluctimls.
s
to per cent. on Carpets
Portiers.
low Cases.
Io per cent. on Towels.
TheD M
Ili‘ii‘iti‘iliiii is iiilii
“ attain
(Continued from Pilit' Page)
05 the fishing fleet. tor which iiidusiry
this port is famous. were profusely
decorated with flags.
Those who may have been unaware
of the presence of the warships in
the harbor were acquainted ot the (act
by ‘noon, when; each at .thauhlm hoomv
ed ,cut a salute; the echoes oi which
llsd not ceased resounding before the
bells ot the city posted in unison, for
lhlly ushering in the days festivities.
As II prelude to the grand tote of the
evening. a military; naval and civic
parade was arranged for the early at
temoon. and included caldera. marines
and jackies from the warships in the
hschor. together with most or the rail-
its y and civic organizations in this
sec ion of the state. »
The pageant which will be given to
high at “Stage Fort Park," will be
an ‘o ldoor production of' The Clutter-
hury Pilgrims,” a playtiy Percy Machl
eye', and» which will include a cast or
hhnosb two thousand persons. Eric
Pope. one or the summer colony of al
tiath here, his dellelopetl the artistic
patents and will be master of the pa9
n'ittf, while the music will be espec-
Moompoeed' folI the occasion by
alter Damndbch. director of the New
Yo TR’Sym‘phoin orchestra.
The scene of the production is pic-
tur‘edqtle. On a staged“ feet long
and so test deep the unrest; or play-
9.0%!er iinwthe hostilities or the
prod rind which'tihtry‘ will9 represent, ‘wlll'
rdduce the :a‘eaut with Gloucester
Ittlioritortitll background. A otu-t
irofflpmtecbfloil'mtil' i‘screen Ithe
99tlietli'th’tr ladiencei hr the huge
firtheatre trainees the note I,-
, he play treats of the Chaucerian
value $21.50
value $30.00
value $35.00
value $45. in
wine $5-
l Bridgeport Advertisements
.Read Co.
W tau.
The Store clos5a at live o‘clock except Saturdays.
Auguit Sale of House Furnishings
Ardiillan Rugs 5
List showing no per cent; Reductions.
nmv $18.00.
now $24 00.
now $28. 00.
In)“ $36. 00.
St) now $42. 00.
talpct Store, first floor.
Furniture, Special Lis‘ts
Circassian Walnut Bedroom Suite
August, SachP'ricc
$180.00
for Snoo.
for $20.00.
for $75.00.
volllt‘i: . trim
\nlllc $ 32.."
vzlillc$ Ilooo
Willow Furniture
Twenty percent. discount on Divans, Chairs. and Rockers.
English Porcelain Dishes
A Special Line at BC each.
Meat Platters
Cereal Dishes
Bread and Butter Plates
Soup Plates ’
Your attraciivc \van‘, and half pricc.
ice Cream Freezers
triple llltlliOllZ
value SI 95 for $1.76.
value $2. 35 for $2.12.
value $2. 0’5 for $2.57.
Champion, all lllt'lili [Tn-I-zcr. ices expensive, at similar
Basement Furnishing Store.
items for Rémelnbrance
no per cent. on Furniture, CXCt1)t special lists,-
and Linoleums. Curtains and
zoper cent. on Table use...“ Linen Sheets and Pil-
20 per cent. on China Dinner Sets.
10 per cent. on Dinnerware lll stock patterns
Specially listed articles nrct not sullcht to illsmlluts.
Reid Cm“
NORWALK FIRE COMPANIES MEET
tielegatea Appointed t9 State Conven-
_ lion, in ,New Moduli.
Tile Plone'erQlook and Ladder Com-
pany, of Norwallt, held its monthly
meeting last night in its headquarters.
The company also went out for prac-
tice. At this meeting the report of
the committee on the Clambake was
heard. it has been decided that the
bake will be in Schmidt's Grove in
Granmury. and will be on the old
Rhoda island style. The date is Au-
gust 15. Ohio! John D. Milne, First
Assistant Chief William G. Powell and
Second Assistant Chief Daniel vCorcor- '
an. of the Norwalk department, were
appointed to attend the state flremen's
convention in New London, August 11
and 12. After the meeting a luncheon
of roast beef sandwiches. coffee and
other refreshments was served, after
which cigars were passed around and
a social time enjoyed. .-
Phoenix Engine Company held its
monthly- meeting Last night and com.
pleted its plus for the eating to Col-
lege Point. Augustin. slttwlll probably
be one of the best alalrs. that the
company has given, and-about- 170
members and chain friends will «go
along. Three ‘new-mmbere were sai-
nlitted into the company. .' They were
Joseph bayden, Daniel. tBengolin ' and
Harry Benton. The compauy9weiitouc
fo‘r‘the annual wash, butfno water was
used owing to the scarcity of this Ile-
cesslty of life in the 9rescrvplr.
In»
MR8. HOFFMAN SURPRISED.
Number of Guepts ascertained It the
Home of Mrs. Louise Malina
-A pleasant surprise pa'rty- ‘was held
at tile home of Mrs. L. Malmo, cele-
brating the eightieth anniversary of
Mrs. Hellman. Speeches were made
by- different guests and refreshments
were served. Many large bouquets
were received. .
Among those proselit welc: Mrs.
Schmidt. Mire. Banks. Mrs. Hunkemler.
Mrs. Heldorn, Mrs. Groeschner. Mrs.
F'llstnger.- Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Krlnlte.
Mm Neugobauer, Mrs. Zaha. Mrs.
Heine. Mrs. Mlesel. Mrs. Malmo. Mrs.
' the pro at the
0 It.
,s'rulpr-c d 'lltid m'cun .iie‘
torts processiontot
AI. Becket, and many
od based.
”alarm?!“ tePGeoIrdy lithium
or tillers-tint features-Inches
or toitrney of at level
:53 ttvoioaipe horsemen. who still
petunia splendidztasalm arstsr
y on at the lit-toms “WIINpP.t:m his.-
shrine 0! Th V
characteristic, aces at the period. ,.
II”, .
0.- Schaub, allies 'Bertlltatustmo, Miss
ise Schaulirbfllss tilts Bchaub.
ills lionissy Kaipplowtthtllp Bchaub
and Rev. Martin lei
Norwalk Chronicler