5 ~ 9., .
a. .
:q5 >E‘ K.
T: .95 . ‘
.1 lngss trip.
~ C. Burke, of Glouhroolt.
5 . Charles Baumnn. who has been on a
.4
.and to trail _ _
A dam shtbmobiie furniturs van. 5
aauaoasao libvst atom
I‘ou‘vu uoswaun
.55Miss Blanellmflmith. of flowayton. is
spending sevsral wears with friends ‘
1 New Rochelle.
M.r and Mrs. Joseph Perkins. of
New Jersey formerly of Norwsilt. were
in Norwaik over Sunday.
.590eorxs Mitchell. 'of the. urn). at. E.
A. Mitchell and Company. is spending
a low days in New York City on a bus-
:flenersi and Mrs. Russell Frost. of
West avenue. and son. Russell. spent
the tiny with friends at Contentment
lsiuud yesterday.
I
”—
The following priests were guests at
St Mary‘ s rectory Monday: Rev Fran-
cis 'i‘iei' of Missouri. and Rev. John
.— m.
business-trip of a few weeks duration
through the northern port of the state,
has returned to Norwalk
liniph Vcr‘iin.‘ol‘ Elincrest Terrace.
who is'omployed in the floating and
Plumbing compuny. in Main street. is
enjoying a several day's vacation.
_ Wallace 8’. Woundy. the advertising
specialist who has been quite ill at
his home in Norwalk. is now greuhly
improved and able to be about at
work again.
Principal and Mrs. F. W. Cream-y.
of Newtown nvomte. entertained Mrs.
Ind Mrs. Joseph Frisbio and Mr. and
Mrs. w. it. Frisbic and daughter. at
Bridgeport
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sherwood. of
Chestnut street and Mr slid Mrs.
John N Klino of East Ivonne. spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends. in
Port Chester.
The regular meeting'of 00‘"wath
rult. No. 68. F‘. of A.. will be held in
their rooms this evening. as a number
of them wish to attend the icrcus to
morrow owning.
Postal cords rochived from Miss Hot.
tie S o is spending a week with
her '1) owsrd Smith and iam
lly. lniMid lo Wit report that she is
enjoying it i'ili‘é time.
John F. Paddock, the well-known
tea and come saint-rmnn, was ovcrcomo
by tbs'hcatrfdomlny. and yesterday
was very ill with crnmps. Today he
was considerably improved.
()iivor stunioy. and two children» 0!
upper Main street. are suitering iron
an attack of whooping mush. it is
than t that Mr. Sinnloy contracted
the isease while at Luke Waramaut
recently.
invitations have been issued for tho
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary or
Mr .nnd Mrs. Sylvester Z. Poll. Thurs-
day evening. August 25. at 6 o'clocl'.
at their residence. it) iiowo street,
New Haven.
~Automobiles for hire. at Oscar H.
Banks‘ Livery Stables, illvor street.
Norwuilt. .
m
The condition of liurry lane. of
Crescent Terrace. who is confined” to
his home with an uitaok of iy piloid fev.
or. is greatly improved lie had a
comfortable day yesterday and rested
wuil last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. isasc Church. of M
avenue, celebrated their hit! ill'lt
wedding anniversa Sunday at their
home and out of to n. For tho lot“?
part ol‘ the celebration they W at to
New London Ind Hartford in t o au~
tomobiio of Parley C. Sturge-
Tho Chief of the Syracuse Firs Dow
pertinent was in town last evening in-
specting the Norwaik Auto Chemissli
Wilson. in vin of purchasing one liltoo
it. With Chief ClarInoo Buttery he was
tsltsu over the city streets to be
show atlas limits of ths machine.
0. min; 85 Hilton. 01 Wesinort airb-
n'us. has root viii word from his isiil'
Mrll. MIII‘555
spendin some time at Orange 11.3..
and wi coma Norwalk to pay hidi‘
svlsit on listti ay evening
dermal: is a
loaded to the very edges. one or the
lat-m :hilst I rent throughntowa.
as ”new a mom or. , was
p . (gt. ltawood
. near Bridseuort.‘
.- bert Davis. , y . f 1.
5 ‘ supper was served and a “noun good .
‘3 injured while in I’lalsteti's drug store
M5 WW invalid
hmeins in Orchsr street after so
,~ extended visit in Milford.
Mrs.Do Dora Alderson.
. oi‘llilni‘ streIt
will $535535 in i
the WII
luo patients.
hosts uslstorod a
it. soon; the ;
olsl Irwosut nose
toms View
Fredefiek and Norman Forsn. ct
Livinzston trout. have sons to Amos
bury. Most. to spend the remainder of
the summer with their aunt Mrs. Al-
Mayor Leemon mundane, Council
.man John D. Milne Dr. WK Burneii
and City Clerk James J. “Retina were
the guests or Councilman George J.
Ballwits at his summer home at Com-
no beIoh Monday evehlna. A srand
time was enjoyed. All voted the "atoll-
lug George" a charming host.
Charles H Bradley,
destined to his home wish a severe at»
or inuamatory rheumatism. made »
very weal: still and has to walk with a
cane. His many friends were very
Kind to see him about again. but he is
so thin inst he does not look natural.
“MW“
11.0 Align. who has been employed
for many yes. in the New York post ,
-oulca;reiurninx tohis worlt a low days
ago after being ill for some time in
.South Norwaik. has found thnt he is
unable to fuiilil his duties. and has (10-5
clded to return to this city and will
make his homo-in the future with his
sister. Mrs. Leslie Smith. in Elmwood
avenue. .
~ 'Mro5SadioGasoito, of No. ii lienry
street, Snuth Norivsllt. leaves today
for Roosevelt Hospital. New York city.
Where she is to be opcr'e ed on for-
cancer. The opéruilomvv i be pe-
formed by Dr. Pooh. a noted spccl
tilt of that city. Her sistei. Mrs Al~i
Ion Dauchy. oi itownytou, called on her
inst night and them are ilolws that
she will recover.
Tile littio daughter of Lester liono
diet of Spring street. who is about sis
or seven yours of ago. was pniul‘nily
on Monday evening. 8hr- place her
finger too near tho electric inn. and
the dying bindvs struck it It is ra- .
msrltabie that her linger was not ink
on off instead of just being out The
injury is very greatly improved today.
State lJbrarian. George S. Goddard
and Mrs. Goddard. of Hartford. who
are Well known in this city. have re-
.turnod from an ,nutomoblie trip to
bake swansoy. N. 11.. where no boys
are at Camp .lowoii, under the dime
tion of the llnrtford l'. M.‘ (T. A. Mr.
Goddardwss so favorniliy impressed
with the good spirit and excellent dis-
cipline iii the camp that he left his
son there with the boys who have dis-
covered the secrets of houitit and ban
pinesa.
Waldo Raymond. of Frnilliiiil ave-
nue. whose ilttio duughtm- Aime. Was
injured at short time are in n trolley
accident ill New York i‘iiy. Wiil‘l‘t‘ Ibo
and‘her mother. with her sister Alice.
are visiting. went to New York l-iutur
day evening and returned last night.
it was thought that Mrs. Raymond was
min. down with diphtheria. but she
s‘reatly improved and it is not be
lievsd that tho dist-nae will develop
new. Aime has nearly rut‘ovt'rvti from
her soilident.
1*
“f“?
M ‘
fluoriss Straits, of South Norwaili. ;.
o! one-mu: '
. street South Norwaik, who has been -
his iirst trip up town yesterday. He is .
Renting Cars
A vrsoltard and a Peerless to rent
The two classiest and host riding
driver. tor three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of live dol-
lars. All one can often! un auto-
mobile vi I at this price (let your
date ahead.
.5. w. A. HANFORD
in North Main St
JUDGE JOHN H. LIGHT WRITI'
TIHONIALE
DY. Dick's Medicine (30..
Jean: Norwollt. (Jenn.
GIntiInibn: The remedy which you
O
ban Mod.
5uabld sill ”M thosa ailments for
lob: on. recommend it The exper-
‘illioh'l have had with it in my
lofts ms in the interest oi
ywhere to give it my
\ 1- Sincerely yours.
OllN ll. Litlli'i‘.
illsrnisn. that .nhs ii .
Mrs. Alv : ’ 9‘"
, or Norwullt wanton. .
Msmtsclursrs still».
provstl ’
, «SODA Ind
Mineral Waters
M
. 3 Bat-asparilla. (linssr
8 Ala and homes tints
, DIIP ROCK
. ARTIIIAN
w TI! 0 l
Cars on the market. with on expert. ‘
vns vettowmo svnono raI‘
upon tho market is a val- v
45:39:! minder" ant. and no say that.
‘ y it claims for it are not too strongly '
CITAILIGHADWIR» i
very. llaitsor. carbonic,
wit-maid m .49 99ml"
tili'e
eons». Ind summons makes it desirable lama. am; home should have
one or. tillers5lp
as splendid val
- sort crou {It so
Bonitarium. as companion to one of few 0 our sp55IolIlI:
OU
1
us you; Molasses
o arch or um Dull-ninth! ”are showing some
our: Lawn holsters. Porch omens. Hammocks.
that u should not tail to take advantssal of. A
I
«.mssio oil/nus 9m
MPGROHGi-i ta, Isis
“JDPORCH c" I“C'l‘Cvoltlsssolafll'liislelfilolqsIIl "I“
Izooroscncnam....................... ms
91.215 LAWN Isvrsss m
Ions allow" 0va p.15
Iasosoaollmamooxs use
R LINI'OF REFRIGERATORO i! MARKED FROM 20 TO 80% IL
“‘9 “LOW REGULAR PRICED
A J Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Emhalnlers.
South Nemalk. Conn.
I-II-u
' I
Charles H. Aiéthorpe.
O. B. Jackson
' optlclan g .
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Exemined ”Free
II WALL I'rllsav. shorts III. . sonALx.
FALL TERM MERRILL
Opens September 1.1910 '0
Send NOW for our Beautiful Catalogue
Stamford Port Chester
AsheStos. Century Shingles
THI ROOF THAT OUTLIVII THE. lUiLDan
Your first thought is your root. Probably you have had more than
one billet exporicneo with a tool that developed an unexpected leak.
You have been forced to psy'out good money for constant repairs.
painting and incidental damages. Nothing pleases you better than to
know tint your roof is storm proof. fireproof. time-“proof Asbestos Colo
tur) Shingles am absolutely indestructible Mode of hydraulic cement.
rclnlorced with asbestos liners. contacted by tremendous pressure.
C O'NVIIW AVINUI
ROUTR NORWALK
CARPENTRY, IUILDIRG AND CONTRACTING.
Century Cemp‘ound
StopsLeaksonTinorShinnleRoofs
But tho mutation called "Nnvorlssk" is not suitable for stopping ’
had leaks or for use on old or poor reels. and not as lasting or durable
as ‘Oontury Compound."
The above testimony was men under oath at the Injunction hoor-
M iii tho Stamford Court. April ll. "10.
We oitIr tbs Century Compound It lilo PIA GALLON and gear
autos all roolns work for three years.
The Century Roofing &Msnut5aéturing Co.
I. WASHINOWN .1 RIIT.
Th 1 5 C Si
at our store this week have a price interest that is irresistible,
even to conservative shoppm.
Among the good things are:
panasocs. unnsnwksn. nostkltv oLovks.
snurr WAISTS. ossssmo s CQUES. sews.
cosssr covsss. connmar on suns. Etc.
You seldom have an opportunity to buy such good merchan-
dise torso little mossy.
m
N E. Ryan Co,
so
at;
‘ Jouos-liotchiiiss company.
city. is spending s few days as the
. “WM
., 8d Wsshmgton St.
‘55 29¢
your. honor
pp 5,
South Norwailt
WWI/fl“
. totstli
as winder A'i‘
5 use ui- “dumt
u: t t
hos purchased a” this new ItinnobflO» 5
”W
clearance Isle of wash seeds today
and tamomw at the D. M. Read do!
so ll. V. t ' .
l
Mrs. P. iii. Needle. of New Yorkflui
the truest or Mr and Mrs. lasso Hal» 1
taut. of Slivermine.
You can get honest work and hen 5
out matoliai at honest prices at the
General and Mrs. Russell Frost. and
son unload to New York this morning
in their Chadwick automobile. 1
Harry Joyce and sister. at Main 5
stress accompanied by a cousin. spent
Sunday with friends in Cos Cob. .
There is a new comp at Cali Put:
me. composed mainly of Danbury :
young men. which arrived yesterday.
~Whent. rye Ml oatmeal bread. T
raised biscuit and sugar cookies, fresh
tomorrow afternoon Banner Bakery. .
220 Washington street. Telephone. ‘
m
Miss Constance ‘Andorson. or Now- I
town atonuo who is visiting relatives
in Maine is expected home next week. 5
Mr and Mrs. Edward A. Benton. 0!
lintbunk street are the proud uninv-
of a daughter born Tuesday moral".
Mrs John Williams and son Daniel,
E: Simttord. spent the Sabbath with
rs. Sarah P. (Margin of Weatport ave
“lie.
Mr. sud Mrs. James Nolan. of fiouth
Main street. Bridgeport. are‘the streets
for a few dsys of relatives in South
Norwailt.
Mrs. J. (l. Gregory. who has been
spending some time at Lake Wars
insult. has returned to her chemo in
Norwailt.
1”“...-
vloloct protrusion. wines. liquors, etc.
at llecitmann'I. The adv. will giver
some of the specials this week. Bet-
ter road it.
Mrs. Laura Clsrk Whittsitor of
Washinxton. I). (1. is visiting Mrs.
Mary ll. Stanley. oi Main street for
a few days.
Miss Pearl illusions. of New York
guest of Miss-Amelia Booker in Fair-
iield avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitney. of No.
6 Quinlard svenut‘. are entertaining
«wildfires-smart and Mrs. Shun-r and
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whitney. or New
orlt.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. ii. floldon have acne
in Rowiands. Pike County. Pa.. where
they will spend the remainder oi the
smelt with Mr. and Mrs. George C.
[MRVDOtt ‘
m
(‘hIrlIs 1". Mills. head of the Stan-z
risrd (iii Gompnuy for this section of
the New England states. received his
new model No. a Maxwell touring car
yesterday.
Word has been meived in NOIWIIN:
no the sites! that a dausbter has been:
born ion". and Mrs. Nathan llunter.5
or Chicano. iii. Mr. and Mrs. liunter
were iormor Norwailt people. residing
in Moin Itrsol.
Ira. George Smith and lira. Dr.
Steers. of New York City. name to Nor.
walk this morning and went to Maple
Grove Farm. where they spent the day
Vlth Mrs. Prank llailwits. They will
return to New York this evening.
The Followers“ Club met last ever:
in; in the Masonic Hail and then add:
learned to the pool room across the“
street. where they enjoysd pool and:
refreshments until a late hour They
ate everything in aisht and called for
l5
Mrs Julia 8 (luxury. of Fronds
street on curated her birthday yostIrv
day and a number of Moods. about
fourteen. gathered at her home in hon-v
or or the occnslou She was remem-
bffred with msny line and handsome?'
ii to.
Capluin and Mrs Willinm R. Pane
oinxton sad Ilr and Mrs. it. in. Don
lens hsvo entertained Mrs Caroline.
Mrs Edward Doulons and son Hulls
Ind Mrs. Edward Douiens and son
Humphrey at their summer coitus It.
Trumbull Beach. ;
ill ti Murphy. of Main street. ofhbo,
St. George Pulp and Panel“. Gunman”
with his family. loft Narnia three
weeks ago for at George. Canada hast;
returned to Norwallt. At the datum}
at. Gear. and bring his‘family horns.
m,
The Norwslb Oily Council will holdi
a scant Ir mIIunao a. Monday Iranian
next. The liars had sovsral Ipodisli
meetings ace tho last rssuisr and;
have been exceedingly busy. Nothins
oi spsclsl importance is expsotIdto .
outdo before this tender instills. ~
Throommittss that iI to look after-.1
tits tire house iioorlu the Mouser
new in ‘ldaiu'strast. as was asrhovls-v
Id abs rsosat mastic .Ixilolt to [It
or tomorrow I tot-soon. WWW
with did our Insinserw _, hills
Wood do
«first
tl'mmu or " 5‘5
511119 slat boyswlto havahosn mi
insult slow summer liens out
Willinwm soul hitch ”at
5 time loco and embroidery trim-
tion or the summer. he will return to ‘ dealt. 0n ”'9" W.“
with hi i .
Colors. at $2.95.
Suits to be worth $10 or
for this great bargain.
Sensational Suit 58
$10 Suits. $2 95
To the first 20 women at this store tomorrow or
sell 20 ilsmsy Linen Suits. in Linen ond55st
We positively guarantee.
slum!” P1100 . - Irisv’r I5's
hi
you; money back Shop
Moe trimmed (‘orsct Covers.
lhc and lilo values. This
sale ............... Jill/go
25c Drawers, 19c
Good quality. cost and closed
Drawers. all sizes; .xuiar film.
(insole .........rluo
79c Skirts, 49c
......
med tiltirts; regular 790. Sale neatly trimmed with lace; ,
at ....................... 49c 14 to 42: regular 83 Dress“
Sale Price ...... * . 9
$1 Gowns, 79o
Trimmed with embroidery and
ribbon; regular $1.00. Sale. . .79c
150 and 25c Vests
80
C
Slight imperfections; mind.
clean. summer Vests: regular
the and 25c. Sale price.....ac
$1 Corsets, 69c
. Our regdiar $5 Gingham. '
81.00 pair of torsets. the rogu-
iar latest models; rdguinr ditto western Dresses, for
For this sale ...... .69o pr.
12“.: Menls Socits
8c pair
50 dozen Men's Books in blaeit
and tan. to be sold. Sale
price ..... , ......... In pr.
5)
25c Colgate Pow-
der, 12”Sc
A iresh shipment received for
this sale ................ 12%:
50c Silk Gloves
5S3 Lawn Dre
50 chic Dresses. made in d
ent colors.
special ........
$3 Lingerie Di
iii‘iity White Lingerie Dream.-
0"
34 Dresses, 352. 89
Made from seed quality I not]:
~msdraa with low nook
short sleeves. all sizes; our
dresses regularly. Special
35 Gingham .,,
Lingerie Dresden
19c Lawn. Kimosdi‘
Just 15000 in the lot. Very fili-
Fruit of the 1...... ii
First quality Fruit of the 1m
Muslin. This sale ...... me ill
Lawn Waists, 3
if 4915,.
$1 49
all sizes. V,
es, 93c
neck and short 3100!,
$3. 98
10c
Lawn Kimonos. On site M
Limited 2 to a customer.
7'40 yd .
trimmed
Neat Lawn Waists.
390 with embroidery; all all“. On
(1".rznicl‘dxfims‘uvu' “3‘30 “’0 ..... f. . ......... 36'. G o; I.’
t nor a mo ' e s . “ -‘ <
price ......... ‘.,.I..n.>.,,..39c pr. Sllk wa|sts’ ‘1 l
25c Rompers, 19¢ _
White Jan Wash Silk WM
trimmed with lace. On Islam.
Boys‘ and Children‘s Rompers;
regular 25c. On sale ...... 19¢:
10c Hair Nets, Sc
1000 Nets on sale; regular toes .
(in sale . So
250 Boy’s Blouses
19c '
lloys‘ illousea. all sizes. in fancy
.and plain colors: regular litre.
On sale .190
:2 9.... 99¢
umntosd all leather with tins
leather linina. if you 'Jan match
those hm for loss than $2.00
we will rsi‘nsd your money.
Isn't lusty/hat you esli a strum
. ........ .n-n...s
Iasvi‘oss A1" his 55
15c and 190 Eur
Bending. Bandings out! 1”
lions. 1000 yards in the let. all
widths. On sale .
690 to 79¢ Ed» 7
broideries. 39c;
21-inch. very line Embroid-
regular 69c to the values
Cover Embroi . _
Very line 18-inch Corset l
Embroidery. 600 yards“ in
On sale ..
"The Route of Activity and ' -
broideries. 10c
....l°syd.
24c
on ma. N. stiles rats on. “‘
Mandolin Rev. Mrs. ill Harlin
erratum s vary int resting and porno
scratch but iii
Death in the Pot ’l‘hsvs was a solidly;
It the tent upon the portrait
Yflfiflflm
53.513“ a..-
muons Mtill suit
Chbrlu'll
sttondsneo some. .and Ill concluded stats uni-arr
that never so some II no.
. '1‘ will Rev. lira. al. finals“
999.95% up. W” “in
39th M- tltl‘flt' fA.
.ll'otndo air sea N
arm‘s-tits 91’
I“
his
1520511!!!“
«pilot Roads!
rm
uitIIsl
Waylon
lighten at 9
give itts
motorboat in
hiouoralsh 'i‘tlssoays ”J“ .
. boat ”binds GWEN!“
Gavin Rook isolation hernia. mall; to out
MI‘“ 5 ‘
oi iatroddoins lllb sm-
IMNIUL .
“than”
your.
Norwalk Chronicler