of his name in
, (MD: «to 5:36. the .
49 9:55 am. 10:17 9. at. “near.“
, MAIONIO omsoronv. . _T”"’"‘”" \
mots in'lllasonic Building, South
mine street. 1st and 3d Tuesday of
roach month—July and August ex.
bed~et 8 o'clock. All Master
in cordially invited. Hiohson
...Cole. W. M.
ten in
lunta Decision.
ram—wit 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
“Masons cordially invited. illlam ll.
gamm- H. P. Robert . Wilcox.
" ‘ vsosanr M. w1Lcox. our.
#3:!!!
1 NEW BRIDGE BOND lBSUE.
‘tVotet-s should not forget on Mdhday
crate on the bond issue for new
.fldze. This will be by separate bal-
at. 'and is to get a favorable express-
«lon'fopthe‘new bridge project.
” ; in issue deserves the favorable
usideration of every .voter. ' The
law bridge is so muchneeded audits
sod is so universally felt by every citl'
en. that to. present its-claims in detail
useless. ‘The bridge question is
"\second to nothing'in importance in
his election. A vote in its favor not
uly means meeting an urgent neces-
sity. but is a long step towards a great
,. petus for the growth of the town
“and an adanvcement of all its inter~
eats. f
THE TAX GOLLECTORSHIP.
The position of town tax, collector
was for many years removedRrom‘ pol-
itics. and the Republican incumbents
’ ere, as a rule, endorsed by the Demit-
ratic party. Two years ago the pres-
ent collector, Robert 0. Mitchell, was
“elected on the Demooratlc ticket. He
Was ,eucqssful at the polls again last
year. The Republican party did not
endorse him this year, but there are
' many prominent Republicans who be
lieve the office should be removed
from politics, and that one tax colleov
‘ tor should continue in office for a num-
1 her of years. as it takes some time for
a new man to become familiar with
[the town tax affairs, and acquainted
With the several thousand taipayers.
Many Republicans have assured Mr.
[Mitchell that they will vote for him
ageing-but to do so they should he
lure fiat they make an Kin the circle
South Norwelk
every voter wh
old town. and
of interest in i
favor of it. D
polls and vote
the special bal
that a job wel
done.
a booster, and
of public build
who says “Dirt
as the paved st
electric light?
the first in line
of the past an
oity hall, a bent
splendid public
but lre we goin
'is a thousand t
have the best?
start for public
'Norwalk ballot.
Manufacturer-s
at the ten of the Republican column.
and also place an x on therlslt side ‘
‘ the Democratic column
pt the new ballot. -
. a: that the democrats
War milk. it has been
fillies t
any mil inn-«Bridgeport
ing in favor of it.
gross? Shall we advance or shall we
drop out of the procession of civic‘
pride. prosperity and necessity. and be
a left-behind. when we can rank with;
‘ 4 @20 S & H Stamps Free
' Wonderful Oppprtunitv
anW
.‘with the advance in
y have bad I
A pure food society Wants all bills
of face in mm!» and restaurants wrii~
English instead of French.
That‘s. not the trouble. What the pub:
llo really yearns for is that the price
Robert M. Wilcox.i column be written in minor koy.-—~At-
«twirl? No.1 3333s.]? M's ' mom... _ l
‘ It soon c ill d as, outh
' Main street. 2d and 1th Tuesdays of .. \ NEW “NIB“:
{each mouth—duly and August ext m
Get Your Bridge Before You Gran it.
in other words, the old saying that
says “Don't cross a bridge before you
get to it," holds good now. A modern
bridge is so badly
needed between
and East Norwalk, that
0 has pride In our good
who feels a real spark
is progress, must be in
on't stop with Just be:
do to the town
“yes" for the bridge in
lot box, and remember
i started is a job half
Be a beginner of good things.
not a dead log in the
path of advancement. destined to the
scrap heap of uselessnees. ( Every-
vote"‘yes” adds a foot to the new;
8260.000 bridge, which will mean u 81.—'
000,000 better town.-——|Press. Commit
tee of Manufacturers Association.) 0
m. .4-..“ wwwwwww
cut-rustic sinuses
You hear him say, “What's the usel
lags?" He is the chapl
roads are just as good
roots." and you answer,
“Why did we ever trade off the stage
' ach for the express train, the well;
f r the water works. the candle for the
What's the use of pro-l
l
. just because a few oi“
those whose future is behind them;
think that the good old cow-hide boots
1] great granddad‘s rel
vered old hat are still in fashion?
We all want the finest kind of a
itiful library, and other !
institutions—«the best
is none too good for South Norwallr.‘
g to deny ourselves the 1
modest best that we can afford, which
lines better than what
.we have got. Just because we cannot
No. then get busy. you
progressive voter, and make a grand
improvement. by mark-
ing a cross with a black lead p ttcll in
the circle over the “you" on umn of
the 850,000 bond issue on your South
~—-[ Press Committee of
Association]
Vegetables at Almost (Jest—All New Coeds
COUPON
CUT OUT THIS COUPON,
PRESENT 11’ AT OUR STORE
*0 "AM" nus WEEK AND‘ev ouvmo
WM“ 7 sec worm-1 or TEAS AND
, “CAKES COFFEE vou WILL ascatvs
“p ,0“. 20 e. a H. eTAMPe FREE, es.
SIDE8 THE REGULAR AND
EXTRA eTAMPe owes on
pron m.
. SALES.
20 STAMPS
WITH
1 CAN AdP
COCOA
AT 20c.
. 50 Blunps with 1 lb. 'l‘en at.60e
40 Stamps with 1' lb. Tea al.50c
. lib Stamps with 1 lb. 'l‘en stAOc
.20 Stumps with 1 lb, Tea al.36o
26 Stamps wit
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND QOFFEEB
30 Stamps With 1 lb. Coffee al.36e
h 1 lb. i‘oll‘oe ut.30o
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ut.25c
10 Stamps with i ll), Coffee 111 .20o
Very Best Creamery llutter, n pound -
_ MLardeound - . . . _
I“ Full Cream Cheese, a pound . . , .
25 lbs. Granulated Sugar for. - -
18, lbs. Granulated Sugar for - -
4'4 lbs. Granulated Sugar for
' Mt? Fancy Patent Flour :1 Barrel -
-* MP Tomatoes, :1 can. ...... 10o
, lultauo Tomatoes, 3 cans for 260
'1 Ion! Tomatoen. 2 cans forum m
‘ u? Pass. 2 cans for. . . ..... 25o
ltlIJOo
Asparagus. a
9 lbs. Granulated Sugar for -- . .
i
i
- 35c
17c
16c
ii 35
$1.00
50c
25c
$6.75
85c
I‘O
p -
A.
Alti' Lima Beans, 2 cans for 25¢.
Sultana Lima lleotil. ll cone
......... ...2“
limit lllmit nouns. 2 cans for the
String llestu. ll cans for. . . .2511
Walt "eons. 3 cans ior......2§o
can......'.....aio
‘Ctomps with 1 can Add? 25 Stamps wi
kin. Powder ..........fiilo Extracts ..
lumps with i Jar new to sum
' ,1 . Beef ............2be Jolly
pa with 1 hot. up “ lotflllmpo wt
admires ............25o
on with ‘1 hot. AA?
or Cider Vlnmr...10a
Stamp- wlth 1 can Old
9 blatant-or ...-.......10e
our:
ax‘rsa sums WITH ‘oitocliuls .
with 1 pitifha'n
owder... ..,......iilo
scouring Soap. each..... .. 5a ‘
10 themes with i bet. holder's .
Oyster Cocktail, Sauce . . . 451:5
tisrmur. .3
th 1 bottle as?
.. the
lit 2 cures Mir
intestate-lous-
‘ \-
a
smear. sun. so; I,"
..,.
MERCHANDISE VALUES F
‘ FALL " ND WINTER .
Why youahould purChaSe your Fall and Winter Merchandise , at the Boston Store
Good Quality Merchandise
Our Low Prices
. l
The strongest argument we could put forth afor your valuable patronage ie on our good
quality merchandise. We emphasize good quality for the reason that it is the only basis of
our success for the past twenty years.
Another strong feature is our low prices which has always made this section the most attractive one of The Norwallts.
Our prices lead you to real economies without sacrificing good qualit . ,
Immense Stocks and EXclusive I, Ideas
Our sole aim in gathering our stocks for fall and winter has been
concentrated in selecting exclusive ideas. It gives your purchase
an individuality that is always satisfying.
Domestic, Specials
5000 yards Full lllcnrhctl 36-inch WHITE MUS‘
LIN, very soft finish: worth today izjftt‘. Tomor—
i'ilw, per yard ................................ 8c
OUTING FLANNEL SKIRT PATTERNS, tttost-
ly dark efforts; regularly sold at 25c. ’l‘mttor~
row ..................................... 19c ea.
HEMSTITCHED TRAY CLOTHS. value 19c on.
'l‘tmiort'ow .................................. 1 IC
Beautiful Dress
Fabrics for Fall
Best and broadest showing from every standpoint.
The Dress Goods Display is one that every woman
should soc—a variety of new fabrics in rich color-
ings. As to pricey—well, we can safely say that
we are offering these goods‘at one-third less than’
you could buy them elsewhere. .3
We are showing “READ'S LANSDOWNES."
This beautiful silky fabric in 25 handsome coloringl.
It is the only silk and‘ wool material that has there
oughly stood the test and after :5 years or more on
the market. it is today even more popular than ever.
For evening and street wear it is absolutely correct.
Special Offerings for
Tomorrow
CHIFFON BROADCLOTII, 54 inches wide. alo-
sulutt-ly spot proof. in all this 50:18“th favored
sltntlt-s :xnltl everywhere at $3.00 yurtl. 'l‘tutmrrtitv‘
per )‘lll'il .............................
$1.50 BROADCLOTHS. llllllli'tl uupibrr u! Slimll‘h‘.
1
'l‘outttrrow. per yard ................. . ....... 95c
Regularly $1.00 and $1.25 Plain ALL WOOL
DRESS GOODS. all colors. 'l‘mttot'rttw. per )'tl..7gc
29c ENGLISH POPLINS, all colors. 'l‘omormw,
per yard ........ . ........ . ...... . ............ i7c
FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
Gloves
SPECIAL TOMORROW
thiru‘s 2~t~lusp Kill Gloves, lllf' famous “i'cnltu
tut‘t't‘ tttstkc. warranted; (in exquisite showing of mi.
HI‘H. Spt-rittl tomorrow *
$1 pair
Veilings
New Fall Veilings in Russian Nels. Mt-sltcs. and
Fancy lime. infest Fall shades; regular 25c value.
Tomorrow 19c yard
Handkerchiefs ‘
Latliea' All Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 15c
values.
Tomorrow 90 each .,
.....$s.oo»
Tailored
Suits .
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES—SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY
(lite lot of very fine Suits, black and all lllt‘ lending
solors; the llt‘hl styles on the market; ltnrtlly two
. llllS ulikc. lixirtttirtliunry \‘iilili' tomorrow
at $12.98 and
$18.50 I
Fall cents
The variety is so cxtctisivc that oven the most ex-
erting ttutl oriilt‘ul t‘nu llt‘ It‘ilhlly SilllSlIt‘il. Models
to suit all lilt‘ith :ttitl l‘\'t‘l’)‘ llitlilc distinctive.
SPECIAL VALUE
Spit-mild line of 1.011;: Curtis, the lttlcsl styles. inn-
tct'ittls ntttl rulm'iug‘a.
.
TOMORROW
$12.98
NOW'S THE TIME TO’ BUY YOUR
Ribbons
ALL KINDS FOR ALL USES
We have t‘li‘illlt‘ll up :1 big julilit‘r's stock and it com-
prisctl Hourly everything in the way of Rililuuut.
\Vc St‘t‘lll‘l'il them at :1 hitr price concession and will
give our t‘usttuutrrs lllt‘ bout-lit. iit‘llCt‘ this big bur-
gniu opportunity for you.
BLACK SATIN RIBBONS
5M llli‘llt‘s in width. latest for ntillincry. Tomor-
row ......... 33c yd.
Regular 50c value
‘ FANCY PERSIAN RIBBONS
53.43 itirhtxk' witlo. Those are in great tlcittutttl at the
present time. 'l‘nnmrrtiw ..... .. . . . ....... 29c yd.
Regular 50c value
SILK SATIN RIBBONS ‘
534 inches wide. in till the color shades now in (lo-
ulttutl. 'l‘otuurruw use yd.
Regular 39c value
. MOIRE SILK RIBBONS
5 hiatus an. it inches wide, in all the fashionable
color slintlca. 'l‘otuorrow . . ...........23c yd.
Regularly from 25c to 33c
Fascinating Fall Millinery
Again tomorrow our Millinery Department will be
a center of rare interest. Many charmingly differ.
out ideas will be displayed. Come. see these beauti.
ini lists on special display tomorrow.
. ll .’ . ‘
Women s Sweaters
Warm, 'llcnsible Sweaters. closely woven, in plain
and fancy weaves. finished with pockets and pearl
buttons: all colors. Value $22.98.
Tomorrow $1.98
i
Stylish Waists
SEVERAL NEW MODELS
Fine I_.llli‘l'l and Matlrtts Tilllill‘t‘il W'aists, embroid—
ered effects; some (Ellison pit-tits. others with entire
front made of tucks. Regular $1.50 values.
e
Tomorrow 980
BEAUTIFUL FALL WAISTS OF BLACK
TAFFETA SILK
A variety (ll new styles to select from. button back
and button front models. \"ztluc $5.00.
Tomorrow, $3.98
ONE LOT OF WOMEN'S LINGERIE AND
LAWN WAISTS
Stylish motlcls. prettily trimmed with lace and em—
broidery. Smut- of those are slightly soiled or muss—
etl front window display. Rrgular $1.25 and SLSO
valued. ‘
Tomorrow 590
t .
WOmen’s Night
Gowns
25 dozen lilatutrlt-iit- Night Gowns. extra full cut
width and length: all sizes. Special value.
Tomorrow 49c
Children’s School '
Dresses
FOR FALL WEAR
Sizes (1 10 14 years. at
98c, $1.49 'and $1.98
A Variety of styles in tittlatca and other materials
for Fall wear in pretty checks, stripes and plaids.
l’riccs lower than we have ever quoted before.
New Fall Stock-
ings~& Underwear-
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's extra heavy 1: lcecctl Shirts and Drawers, all
sizes; vnluc 59c. Tomorrow ....... ..a . .“c
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Women's Fluent-(l Underwear. extra licnvy; high
neck. long anti short sleeve shirts, open and closed
drawers. Special tomorrow. a garment. .‘ . . . . . .ogc
MEN‘S HOSE
Men's Tau I-lose. Special tomorrow. . . . ....9c pr.
. calmness noss
Tau. Blue. Pink. Red and White llosc. all of our
ssc’quaiiiies. Tomorrow ....... .........x9c pr.
LADIES’ HOSE
Ladies’ Colored and Tan Lisle Hose, regular 50c
quality. Tomorrow 39:: pr.
Norwalk Chronicler