10¢, ‘ each
A Fashion swarm with every
Pattern .
Alf-3-
as;
IVINI NO Ilflwg: TILIPHONI
053::sz Daplnmont
Business Department
3, ali9miit
IDO‘ ~Sdiierls; tins
nos—cay- Edltor's anoint.”
‘Mr. Find Mrs. George Allen, of lenses
plan‘s. ware recent visitors in New
or .
Motorman Walter Smith, of the local
trolley lines. enjoyed a vacation yea-
terdsy.
Mrs. A. H. Mundt of Fairbury, 111..
is the guest or her sister, Mrs Charles
Miller. of Glove street ‘
Dr. Josephs and Mrs. Josephs. of Ot-
tawa. Ont. are on a visit with William
lreland, of Stuart avenue.
Henry Hollenbeck oi Bridgeport
spent last evening at the home of Miss
Katherine Beers. of Orchard street.
—Eagles’ dance. Roton Point. Fri-
day night.
Rev. William Fitzgerald. of Nauga-
luck, and Alderman and Mrs. John No-
lan. of Hartford, were recent visitors
in Norwailt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Southworth.
of Catherine street, have returned
from a two weeks’ vacation spent in
Amherst, Mass.
A regular Saturday night dance. will
be hold at the Country Clu tomorrow
evening, when music will be furnished
by Speldel's orchestra.
Miss Bessie Croiut, who has boen a
guest of her cousin, Miss Agnes Is.
Golden, of Fairticld avenue. returned
home to New Haven today.
Mrs. Fred Osborn, oi Hikh street.
Ansonia. and children, Marian anti
Robert, are spending a few days with
relatives and friends at South Nor-
walk.
The United Order of the Golden
Cross will hold its regular meeting
this evening. There is not thought to
be any special matter to come before
the meeting.
Teller George S. Raymond. 01' the
Central National Bank. Norwalk. re-
named his duties at the bank this
morning, following a several days‘ ill
ness from stomach trouble, during
which he was laid up at. his home in
South Union avenue.
—~(‘.ome fly with the Eagles, Roiou
I'oiut, Friday night.
Buckingham Post, G. A. 11.. will hold
‘its regular meeting this evening. The
members of the post. will complete the
arrangements. or at any rate will fur-
ther them. at this meeting‘ for the
peach festlvhl. which will be held on
September 9th.
Martin hoe, Charles Nickerson. Wab’
lcr Stever, Charles Wright. Walter
Robinson. William Cruigb, Albert Eld-
ridgc. Homer Amundsen and Robert
Blydenburg, of East. Norwalk. are the
young men who comprise the campers
at Camp Lookout on (‘orkouoe island.
They have been there a Week now and
will remain there for an indefinite
period. They have a launch and sev-
eral other boats and arc enjoying
themselves immensely.
a,
It was stated yesterday afternoon
that Alexander S. McLean was sill]
holding his own against the great 0d s
against which he is fighting for recov-
ery from his injuries. ills condition is
not materially dim-rent today from
what it was yesterday and the day be-
fore. but as compared with a woolt ago.
there has been a slight improvement
in his mental condition. This change.
while not marked. is sufficient to con-
iinuo the hope for his recovery.
*-
'i‘ln- Seventeenth Connecticut Volun-
tccrs will hold a ro-uuion at Now Co-
naan tomorrow. They will be the
bursts of Ferris Woman's ltcliof Corps.
the Sons of Veterans. and the resi-
dents and citizens of New Canaan in g.
porters]. All the survivors of Com-
parties A and F, which were recruited
in Norwnik, expect to go to Now Ca-
noon. and It is expected that many will
go by train. The greater part of tilt!
survivors, however. will leave the Ho-
tel Mahacksmo at 8 o‘clock in the
large and coiumodious Carryall Well-
ington, which will proceed
walk anti at the Norwalk Library at
8:30 o'clock will pick up the Norwalk
representatives of these companies.
~Everybody tiles with the Eagles at
Roton Point. Friday night.
Mrs. Taylor. mother of Edward S.
Taylor. clerk in the Holmes, Keolor
a Bullock company, in Wall street.
had a narrow escape from drowning.
yesterday. at Compo Mill pond, where
she is spending a vacation with her 3
son. She was bathing in the pond and
after going some distance from the
shore found the tide rapidly rising as
the gates were open. she remained
cool until the water had risen to such
a height as to prompt her from further
advancing to the land and then she
called for help. Before anyone could
get to her she was swept throughptha‘ . ,
pond gates. and then some of the resi-
dents realizing her peril went after
her. After restoratives were adminis-
tered. and she had a rest. she was as
we 1 as usual
*ESALVA'NR CHARIM'T
Raw”
General C
sewer. water wort: grading. mason-
Maserati-mar .....M-
c a on
was. calm midli- P
to Nor- :
entraétor ‘
week.
as Company store. is a guest today of
firidlifida in Bridgeport.
M a has... 0 Gill of South 's'treot,
is s ending a week in Springfield.
Mash. with her brother. Ernest Gill.
Miss Pearl Shepard, at William
str t. Port Chester. is spondi a low
was a with relatives at Bout Nor-
wa lir.
Waterbury Is to be the scene of the
annual convention of the Ladies Aux-
iliary. A. o. A.. Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next. week.
Mrs. Seymour Curtis who has been
adults ill of typhoid fever at her home
in Franklin areuua,‘ is reported as get-
ting along nicely.
George L Woodward resumed his
duties at the South Norwalk Savings
Bank. this rains. having completed
his annual vacation.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held tonight at 7: 45 p. m. at the home
01! Mr. Brundage. on Thomas street.
East Norwalk. All are invited and
will be welcome.
A special meeting of Douglas Fow-
ler Post. (3. A. it. will be held .next
Monday night. Special luminous will
be transacted. and as it is important
relating to the national encampment.
all members are requested to be
present.
Snapper blue flailing parties are
now getting popular again. Various
points along the harbor are reported
as being good ones to find this kind of
fish. Some good catches were made
yesterday at the Norwalk Country
Club dock.
Jack Realty is getting along very
well toward the road to recovery. fol-
lowing his long noise of typhoid fever.
which has kept him laid up for a num-
ber of weeks at his home in Elm
street. He is now able to get about
the house.
Mrs. Anthony C. Cuneo and children
Edith. Frederick and Helen. of Havi-
laud street arrived home last night
from Haines Corners in the Catskill
Mountains where. they have been
spending several weeks. Mr. (hint-o
also spent a WOi‘ii there and several
days in Maine. where he was placing
a large order for Christmas trees.
You can make an old pctticoni as
good as new by cutting off the old.
worn iiounce and siltcblns on one of
the mew adjustablc Bounces to the
skirt you have. iiiese finances are
made of mcrccrizcd material or tam-ta
silk in various colorings as well as
black. and will be found at N. E. llyan
Co's store on Washington street. Sec.
adv.
w-iiighlaud Store and .\‘ul.
mend Bros.
Because of a bad break in the water
main in West avenue. Wednesday
night. the water pressure in this dis-
trict was very low, The rcsidvnta
were cut off of the water supply yes-
terday morning, and were indignant,
because they received no notice. A
hose was Inld‘from the hydrant in the
Ray-
street and enough water for use when
necessity demanded was given.
Some very inlschlcvous persona, prO-
babiy boys. did some very moan work.
and some damage that will be a little
expense, at the Center school, in Main
street. on \Vcdneaday evening. The
stoop oi‘ the school bad Just been
painted and it was so trampled on that
another coat will probably have to be
applied. There. wort- also many of the
windows broken. which would indicate
that baseball was being played very
near. The janitor. "l‘honins Murphy.
offers a reward of $10 for tho appre~
hassles of the guilty parties.
~“Oonerally debilitated for years.
HalIMiok headaches, lacked ambition.
was worn-out and aiL run-down. Bur»
'doc Blood Bitters made me a well
woman."-—Mrs. Chas h‘rcitoy. Moosup.
Conn.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
cars on the market. with an expert
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of live doi-
lars. Anyone can afford an auto-
mobile ride at this price. (let your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
t2 North Main St
lithe vacation crews will be and... .
boats and
Mia Lulu Hailoran. oi the N Ill. fly-
that on up to the best beds made.
that will interest the closest buyer.
BRASS BEDS
3 3 Funeral Directors
12-18 North Main Street.
58 WALL ITIII‘I’.
of Opportunity
Student
South Norwallt
AND METAL
The but work of the moat bed factories can be ioumi on our doors. :
Thst'e I: do design so new but what can be found here. While we T
have the most inexpensive beds made that can bl called good. our ‘
stock embraces a great many novelties at moderate prices and irom
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS ..............3950 to $18.00
IOIIlIs
A. J. Calms Co.
.. ......—
O. B. J acksofi
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE “I.
ON THE FIRING LINE
Merrill Business College
Get in Line for Duty September rat
Arrange for enrollment now
Stamford
We have some bargains in beds
.....Srocb to $60.00
coon--
and Embaimm.
South Norwslk. Conn.
...... ...... I... ...—...
NORWALK.
is where every
stands
Port Chester
BUNLIGHT SHOES for Girls .....
CROWN PRINCE SHOES for Boys
abuse and mush treatment.
.0 WASHINGTON OTHIIT.
SOLID LEATHER
boys and girls must have strong. sturdy Shoes.
in most families. at a rcaaonnbleprlco.
......... 01.00. 81-35. 81.50 and $2.00
Stock and construction together enable these Shocs to stand a lot of
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP“
Successor to Flynn & Ryan _
'l‘bcy:must got them.
...... ..‘.81.50and$2.00
SOUTH NORWALK.
as "Century Compound."
Essii
stud
cstcd
Io" ' sheathing without ltuotholcs
Applied by Common Labor
ideal for Cement
co work.
A PROMININT MERCHANT 0F
PORTSMOUTH, VA-. WRITIS THE
FOLLOWING
MONIAL:
Having given iir. Dick's Medicine a
my entire satisfaction with it and to
friends who have suitered from mala-
ria and rheumatism as a most all..-
tual remedy.
Very truly yours,‘
it. BARTON.
dill Queen St.
STRONG TESTI-
practical trial in my family with moat.
favorable results. i desire to express .
state that i have recommended it to
and makes a solid smooth exterior
known.
Charles H. Aiithore
CARPENTRV, BUILDING AND
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Novak t2 Oiiicn to Stephen Gull anti
wife, lot. Nuploa street. War
Ellen .1. Fraser to Mary Foster,
building lot, Fair and Catherine
streets.
Estate liorman Kriulto and Wiihcl
minu Kriuko to Patrick Mockler. lol
and buildings. Section street. Admin
istrnior's deed and War.
”Mn-a.- . .w W... ...—....a
GRIAY BROS
Manufacturers of im-
proved
.. 5 O D A and
Mineral Waters
ISTAILIBHIO tee:
a...—
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w men
‘- ‘ i'iIIP
ARTlaiANO WILL
WATIR UIID
Tbs Pursst a last
1’. 0. Box 794
‘ w saunas. sous.
Tel. 816-8
3‘26 WoodSimtv
i Vichy. Seltzer. Carbonic.
at. no
Manual .ioaeloff to Joseph lirabok
and wife. lot and buildings. spring
iliil. War.
Leo Lowonlhal to Stephen 1" i‘ her
uitssky. four iota. Sound View park.
War
Samuel A. ilaulcy to W. 1c. liagioy
lot and buildings. ’i‘hirtl street. Blast
Not-walk. War.
Sylvester it. lmklwood and wife to
Frederick ll. Rowan lot and buildings.
Cove avenue. War.
Frederick H. Rowan to Sylvester it
lookwpdd and wife, lot a buildings.
l-‘ourth M8686. East News it. War or.
Norwstlt Benita-tiles Corporation to
Bertha A 8ehiar. three lots. Rhodo-
nolis Park extension War.
Lewis ii. Raymond t0 Hannah 1t.
Ambler and Elisabeth Raymond. un-
divided one third of dock property. Wa-
ter street. War.
George V. Lockwood to Daniel I. one
and wife. land at Wlnhi tilts
. ‘ Harbor View Realty .Iiili
Lawrence. lot. harbor .Vhtiv hose
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin 0r Shingle Boots
But the preparation called “Neverlosb” is not suitable for stepping
bad tanks or for use on old or poor roofs. and not as lasting or durable
The above testimony was siren under oath at tho injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court. April 11,1910.
We offer the Century Compound at we PIN GALLON and guar-
antes all roofing work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8! Manufacturing Co.
IS WASHINGTON STRIIT.
air space between lath and siding.
form of concrete or stucco construction is the riiollloul and
War.
i
Bishopric Wail Board and Sheathing
iiisbopiic Shosthitiil is nailed to
big on the outside of the building with lath and Asphalt Mastic
liver this ion nail your weather bonrlimil
this gives you
or cracks; also insulation or dead
or Stucco Work
lilsbopric Sheathing is the ideal Illiiii‘l‘iill [or content exterior or stuc-
‘l‘ho cement firmly adheres to the lath and Asphalt Mastic
on icsidcul c this
best
For factory
I IEAVIEW AVINUI
99 aouru aoawaax
onraac'rmo.
Ksbsoss [encampment held a meet-
ing last evening and transacted rou-
tine business.
Mill! Rita Nalteford. of Wilton avo-
has returned to her duties in Do
Klyn's bakery yesterday after a short.
illness. .
The Wilton lllpl copul Sunday school
is enoiying their uual picnic at Com.
po Beach today The members come
down to Winnipattk on the train and
than look a local trolley car for Com-
no
The Bridgeport shirt cutters will .
hold‘ a slant bake at oomph Beach to.
mot row. Grant preparations for the
event haVo been made and it to expect-
ed that a great many people will be ‘
DI‘BIOIIL
Club. or Norwsiit. will so to his:
$1 for an automobile ride and inner.
by will leave Fruit: at it of
d'» re
will '
govt
mins
to. who are going m the an
lowing: ititt hard Wallaur Morris
Ahesi'h. ms Walters. Wilhelm Henry.
Frederick Miler. Joseph Fordham, Al-
bert. items, Alfred Reynolds. The trip
will be is tiiii the last mentioned
1‘ . is which is a
tensity-em the en-
the inseam-int oi
On Sunday the all famous Bnihle‘
Brit-r ,
Low Prices .
:that’ll Keep Business
Humming
New Fall Tailored waists
$1.24 Very Smart. Tailored $1.24
Waists, something
entirely new
Black. Silk Waists, $2.98
Fine black‘tafieta waists. all sizes.
on sale tomorrow, $2.98
Blankets. 99c
000d size Blankets, full weight.
Very special for tomorrow. .99(:
SOcDamask, 39c!
Extr fine quality Table Data-
ask. very neat patterns; a good,
50c value. On sale tomor- ‘
row ..390 yd. lg
..................
Remarkable Values
for Tomorrow
“Follow the Crowds to This Busy Store"
Very Msnniah. that
New Fall Waists, $1.24
Dresses at $5 - Blankets, $1.98
$2.50 Waists
$149 in"! choice of our line 31:; 12-4 vcry line silk-bound l‘ilam
' \\ kite l .inacric Dresses. to close kets. Very special for tomore
A big variety to seiet‘t from: out ......................... $5 row .................. unfit.“
$2.1." values. (in slate ..... $1.49
$l.50 Dolls 99c
Very large Dolls: just anotbcr
case. You my 81.80 for this
Do“ during the holidays (in
ash- tomorrow .......... 99c
79c Embroidery
39c
24 and 27-inch l'mbroidorv. cx
tra fine quality on sale tomor
row ............ . ........ 30c yd.
25c Lawns. 10c yd
- About Mitt yards in this lot. it)-
. $5 Dresses, $2.98
l‘iosiug out all' 3:. basses. all
styles. tomorrow ......... $2.98
31 Middy Waists-
49c
Your choice of our $1.00 hliddy
Waists, tomorrow .......... 49c
39c Corset Covers
25c
on as tomor-
...250
50c Hair Rolls 29¢
Sanitary liatr ltolls. one to a -.
package regular 50c (in sale
tomorrow .................. 20c
12c Mea’ s Socks
8c pr
Another lot
row
................
25c Boys' Blouses
19c ‘
Just tho time for lioys' Blouses.
inch l-‘ino Lawns; a good 25c Tomorrow 25(- whlglg on Mott’s Socks. black and brown:
value. (in sale ........ 10c yd. sale ' 19° regular 12c On sale tomor-
‘ """""""""""" row ..................... 8:: pr.
Bathing Suits One-
hali Price
l‘iosing out all iiathing Suits at
Half Price. ‘
10c Hair Nets, 5c"
The Sylvia liair Ncls, soid the
country over at the; extra large.
(in sale all day, tomorrow...5o
50c Skirts 390
Long White Skirts. embroidery
ruffle, on sale tomorrow ....89c
Phone 440 Free Delivery
The Big Store
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at Moderate Prices
.- Next Time Try Beckmana’ s I
2000 EARS FINEST EVERGREEN CORN ................................... At Cost
:8 pounds H. & E. FINE GRANU ATED SUGAR ............................... $1.00
DRAKE BROS FRESH SPON CAKE ....................................... 18c
WELCH S GRAPE JUICE. int c bottle ............................ . .............. 45c
6 cakes FELS NAPTHA SOA for .............................. . ................. as:
3 cakes PAROWAX (for scalin g) ................................................ age
FRESH BUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS VEGETABLES
WHEN AT OUR STORE DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR PREMIUM PARLOR' ‘
We Give Stamps More Freely Than Any Merchant in Town and Our Premiums are the Best.
Why Not Get in Line? Collect the Pink Stamps
7o Stamps with 1 lb. Vs Best Tea ..... .60c 35 {Stamps wrth ' 1" N°‘ 1 Pl‘“““°" Coi- ’
g: 3am}; an: i l“; S :38: $3“: ' ' : _ : 3 i is: 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee. ....... 30c
so Stamps with 1 lb. Mixed Tea. ...... ...:3oc ’5 Stamps with 3 lb' M‘ 'tJ' Coiiee """ "
30 Stamps with l-I lb. Very Best Tea”
.30c
as Stamps with M lb. Special Team
nostampswith 1 1b. J. a M. Cofise.......:as
3 950 :5 Stamps with r lb. Santos Coflss...... .
' ' :0 Stamps with x can Aster Coffee. . . . . ..3”
LEIBMANN S TEUTONIC OR RHEINGOLD BEERS . . . . . .. . . . . . . .34 bottles. 81.15
This Beer is Brewery Bottling. and one of the Beat Popular Priced Beers on the Marital
George Ehrct‘s Beer. case .. . . .81. i5 Rex Cognac Brandy” .. .50. 85c. 61.25
3‘ California Port Wine, gal. . .. .. . . . . . . . .Smo Gordon er Old Tom Gin.bot.. . . . ..
‘ Ca’liiorhi a Shanty Wine. gal.l ........ ...Smo Old Crow or Hunter Whiskey“ ...... ..Si.
Angelica or Tokay Wine,a 81.00 Mono ram Rye Whiskey” .590c
Whiskies .Saoe. 83.0.0.
F
.00 and $5.00 gal ileub sin' a Club Cocktails .... . . .Smo
My». é,
cckmanu & am an
..3 '
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com» mils Gertrude Nattsiord who has iiiss dons a dance. or ii . .
puny have their annual outing set tor been spending her three waahs' use. I388“! till "i- Mil“ PM
aims-y. They will go to amitlt's in: l he s u at all “W“m‘
amt creation 8113ng -
'titiii betas satire
that titers will be! i‘ or
less fluent “
Norwalk Chronicler