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Against
Property Damage,
Go'lision
ire.Tl1elt Liability,
this We
Special Prices for
ek 0111513“ W 1;
Prloos
3
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Very Best Salt Pork
New . Laid Eggs
Why you should be an AJLP Customer.
For Best Creamery
_A&l’ Fancy Patent Flour
Road the answer In the ‘
Butter .: 3 lb 301:
. fl ' a lblllc
a llag 69c
, 3 lb ‘16c
11 doz 29c
Below
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
74 Washington St., So. Norwatk
TELEPHONE 165-2
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The l itlgi Snpettn 5111 ltll. 11'ill'holtl
its reunion business trioctlttg.t51111d:11'.
Mr. and Mrs. lionry (tuition of NM"
.w'ttlk, lei‘t yesterday by trolley [91' Iios.
. ton. .
. Wallace Volmor, oi .ll‘ltliit‘iitll‘l.
' spent lust oi'ening with friends in Not-
iii-silt.
' iluekinfuhntn Post. No. I‘.’. (l. A. It.
0 11 0
C‘ I
Uneeda Biscuit, . . a'pkg 4c
. A .‘ I ‘
Mason It‘t'ntt Jars, 11:54., (loz.....50cf t):1t1nval,:l plow. For ...... .....25¢
Platoon l"l“tlll Int‘s 11151., 1It17..'.. .-I51:' (IoItI linsl.l211‘ge illll'lLIigl‘ ..... 19c
lotlt't Paper. 7 rolls 101' ...... 251:I Japan lllt‘h" 11 pound ...... Sc
I‘hlnritlo. of l into :1 ('1111 ..... 5c' l'iyo. Flour, tilt» ll). hay ........... 15c
TRY A POUND 0F PLAZA COFF
EE ...... ‘ .......... 331: A POUND
A
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10 STAMPS FREE WITH ‘KNY OF THEFOLLOWING ARTICLES:
I 1-1111 Shine :11. .............. 2100‘ 1 box Slinltoi' Soil :11.... ..... 10c
I onlio I‘hot‘olttlo tit ......... 169; I 91111 Lentuls 111 .............. 101:
I Imt. t‘ntsnit 111 ............. 18c 1 mm ‘2 in l (kills lntuni'nt .10c
i hotiln A111111011I11Wiat ..... iOci I can Sardines 111 ............. 10¢
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEASW AND COFFEES
Coffees Teas
III Stumps with f II). at .......... Sc ‘Jll iltnnitvsw with l ”i, at. . .351;
211 Stumps with I lit. 14 ti‘t‘lm-li 111. 5c 2.”. Sltfilliw with I lll. t1t...40c
21') Stumps with l “1. I’Ittzn :11...‘..30c iii Stamps with I lh, at...50c
:lli Stntnhs with I lh. I'ZI Ilyntl tit...35c Bil Stamps with l lh. nt...600
IR BRllllRliPl A RRMPRRI
will meet this ct'vnin; Illlll ll‘tlllHLli'l
routine business. i
Sherman (‘1111111111111I1'1'i', I'nitotl (miter! 124 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
or the. Golden “toss, \1IlI 1111'111 litis‘i Tel. No. 909 Free Delivery '
"1 ‘ 11 1 - - f .
(11111111.. “" "51“” l Deliveries 8:80 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
No 1':1i11..,.\\'1111~1' $1211.12. 1111 I‘ooll tin" "'
the vows, ut'ttin going hi.‘I111‘. Inn's: ‘I
“‘1in1 got shorter rations: ‘ 'iW
\tnf \\ Ill find :1 lull lint (1i lt111"1l\ (<11
tiely Moss and pm I. :11 u :11
Jolie's. Sou lulu-rtist‘nwnt.
Still linis, Suit hints.
I'lt'it- II111"sttom ol Ira»: 111
mtlt't‘tnlllinp' lt'ntis ill 11' it, I l .\I 1111: mi
1in II, I111 (1 Ion rims .11 his hum.
(Y llt'lt'it.
.I\t‘ llllt‘
Lira 3111111141: .ol' \i'lnnihnni. has 11111' 1
I'lilisoti :1 line now Ilnt'lm lltlilil motor
cycle nnti \1‘ill 511111 Iii-till 11 1111' tin».
‘ lint. Mam. It‘imm‘Itm;
1%.”--. MW
Mr, and .llt's l1111l. \‘. t‘t':11\', oi
Ht:1111l‘1‘11'1l.:1111l \lt'.~:, I..1111:1 (illltitil_\, oi
liu'nnolit‘. \‘n., :11'1- litt' ‘lt“'-li* 111‘ M1.
and Mrs, Frank 1‘. t't'nn. 111' \\';1::I1111~
Ion street.
Mrs “11111 I liillll) .11111 tlnnuhtm‘.
‘ lilies \‘mm (nnlm'. who 21.11.: ltt'oll
\lhlilllil for 1111' post \H‘Il l11 lllllllilli'}'.
have “turned to 1I11i1 honit in (‘1111
(1011') HII'M
wvw-ww—w-«it-
lu‘ttt‘lv F. lillltt'i‘, oi‘ l-Insl Nurwnlk.
llllti t‘ottti‘nt'tl home 111'11'1' spmulinu the.
mower :11 the 1111111111111' m-ltool of (“of
New York University, 11ml \x'lll 1'1'111:1lniW
. home until full.
3 \ ’ ”ohm-..“—
wlinsuhnll. Amusement
. Not'wttlks v11. Darlene.
Charles Loo, of \lot“\iln airmen has
"l'enigned his position no Knot hm:
driver and has tnlwn 1111 his tormot i111
siilon as ohnnl‘l’t-nr deliver-1' i'li‘l'l1 1‘01
1?. I’JoKlyn 11111] Son.
1’11 1‘It, S111.
'l‘htfnloontm "'Slt'lus' mine to ilnlon
=Pt1lnt yesterday. with 11 I111; 11xt'nt‘11lon.
’l‘lto people made r1111111'tl111nluhonl
the tiny, dancing and whiting the Hull
tiwny very pleasantly.
'l‘ho 11111111111 iili‘llli‘ oi the Ill. I".
illint'ult til New Cannon. was held 111
.liotou l‘ulhl ,1'1'1111'1'1l11y, 111111 111111111 11
hundred llttlu Ioilto ohimotl tho day
on liuililmt 11ml mhvr pastimes
. WMWW
“ 'Ilio Congregational Sunday Hohuol
il’ Wilton In inmmllnii the tiny ni t‘111n~
no 139111111 lot thoh 11311111111 itll' 1119
There are 11 large humour of 111 holnrn,
1113' part-11111 11nd trtontls oi the twooh
113113 their urn hnvlnu“ a line limo
11...»...- WW
Harry lit'tititlnim took on uncrowded
dunking. Midiordnv when he loll Into
the liorlitu from a nonl‘loltiittg noon
moon he was working on the aide oi“
' iheitt'ethilow Hooker falr iiromlouo
‘ 11111121111111.1111 In polntlm; the trim little
omit and suddenly he lost his lutlnnoo
141111 fell ovorvlanoltwnrtls. taking 11 litt'lli.
' When he tell he had a pipe between
hiatlooth and still rolainod it when
' smile to the attrnioo of the water
d climbed out.
nos Callahan, of lirldgeport. was
tiled by Chief Wlillnm R. Penning.
_ his morning. 1111111111113 with being
.1 W/ . Chief Pennington picked the
t'im n 1111 asleep in trout of the en
the onioors' room at the po-
.Ulntlnxlull Sinai
, to the notions ol the i11l1'.
wiRll RRiilillilll ..
i llIR lRlS llllR
'Slit't‘ing Horse Sliows oi By
Gone Days Pass Into History
I Because oi Automobiles
’llw lil‘trt'nlliltl Ulll l- :‘.\ll
I
11111111. 1mm: Ints boon :111'11 111111111 1111-
\‘lllill I“!
:111H11i11'“ m llll‘ (il'l‘l'llllt‘lil lilil 1‘111111-
‘lt‘\‘ 1'11111, litl‘i lit't'n l1,‘iili|i>l'tll'll)
timiml. 'l'l11-1'1» will I11 1111 lair this \‘1 :11'
111111'11 to Hit ti: mittoointtntttt 01 1111111!
int'milt- In this (I11 “liu I1.1\1' Iuol-.i1-d
l‘tn'n'ni‘ti to the int: 111:
Thu i't'ntni't- til the [Mr 11:12- it:; lllll'hi‘
inlmw lint 111111 1111 horses tire to
'1111l.’l'l1t' llUI'St'h‘ I1.1\'1' ln'on tllsplnt'ttl
iln :111tmnoI1llt5 'l‘ho iii‘llliill'fi (it Il11-
l~":li1 I111I111l1'tl 11111111 \v'onltlii 1111111 \1 ho
lmninlnlnod sit 1M1 1:1 1111111 1111111,; humi-
501110 tulimnls. lint 1111' nulolntilillrs
hove come in and the horses hm'o
gone out. The Innis uoro ulullllllt‘il
iiiom Simon t’.Il1'111lI1»v who has 111111.. '
lit-on t'ontm'nvtl nilh lite 1111111111.:11-1111111
tiltl119l11l1.'
M1. iirtttiloy until this illtlt‘nllt-g:
“l‘ln-te nil be no lttlt' thin yt'111'.\\'e
Ihmo 11111 hoon ahlo to outmuo :111 on
i tertoinmont that would no nllllultil lur)‘
0111' horse
ishow was tho grout drawing l‘tll‘tl, lntl
inow we 111'0 1111111111» to got the hereon.
’I‘Iioy hove Iwon displaced by the who
mobile. We would build 1111‘11ttlug
Iporh omnne‘,’ t'ontlnnotl Mr Iit'ntilm.
1 1-11 out llllil wo two so I'm 1111111 and
have no hotel nct'otnmodntIons "
Mr. llt'ntllny in of the opinion that
tho inlt' has not 1.11511 porinnnontli'
t1i111111lohoil, hut hollows It will I111 1'1»
11111111111 1111 11111111 1111 its friends have
1112011 ohio to adjust themselves to new
nontllllnuo. Thetttotnherol1lhiol‘ tho
ill't't‘lllll'ld lilll (‘onutry olnli in larger
than owr 11ml Joni 1111 onllntolnntlo.
. ’J‘Iio Fnlt' was given loot your With-
11111 the 111113111 show. 1111 omission willt‘ii
1111111111111 1111 Mill ol‘ oomtnoni. 'l‘o old
time patron» or the Ftlll‘, It seemed
like 11 pumpkin pie without pumpkin.
So urontli dist'nnrnaod Wm‘o lilo mo»
11111112111 of the [hilt in this tooling
tlmi lint) flotideil to 951111 the notor-
priso allogotbot until some loliluro
111l1y he devised wliloli will make 1111
for the lock of titnronithhrotls.
I11 hy-xono years. the totality of the
liorti'leliesh exhibited nt. tiroonlioltl
lliil' gave: the little Fair an enviable
and widespread revolution. The many
mllioooli‘o residents or the environs
of Fairliolti ylod with each other in
friendly rivalry, and the 111111.» ribbons
was 1111 eagerly sought. on tho honors
ottmuoh more 111111111111 ocrtslons. .
The previous or tilts handsome norm
111113 the societyotmosoliere which the
llveriod grooms 111111 the stylish horas-
wonien lent. to the Fair used to he
Its great attraction. ‘i‘ho F1111- was,
ill! lli"t‘il.~li'll.
1..»
1
91113 111111 “ousted into. Also some {or the many exciting mis»
iii Wall Hoot: nun i113 or limit
11111111 11111121; oouorrsti 1'11 Ilia 31111111111131;
11nd «shunting 1111119 Spirited steeds. '
' :11111. in 1isilihi'. ills».
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NORWALK
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l"lt111‘!11 l' :91 :1511 i1l, til .\1‘\\ i'ull'
'I'11111;1l<i11'~
vicinity Sunday.
.\ll‘t<, Vinnie». I. 111111115 11111I
Iiuy 11111! Walloon. ul .\ll \Vi‘l'lliJll,
s: mini: :11 I‘Iu: .\l;11»'1 s 1.11111.
l': :1111' l \usI-ntih i1:"‘1l.111's1l11} 1'01
Ili1'iib:~r~tll11l, .\. \..\
111 115i: 11-111mm:
‘uiit 1'0 I11
'I‘ht'tt' nilI 11111 In- {III} Snudnt' st'lttml
I'lllll‘t‘ll 51-1'111'1 s 11111.1 tin)
opens, on lii‘t‘Ulllll oi the mull :Iltvnti-
11111'1'.
111‘ 51 i11111i
m
nt-l.
.\l1‘,
turned to New York. 11llm‘
111111-1111 111111113 111 tIu-lr summer home
lltl‘l't‘.
Among tho arrivals this wank 111
Mrs. Iloohl‘s 111'11 Mrs. l-szt'x 11nd
daughter. Mrs. Alliorla and son Hm"
1111111 llllll 1l11uul1l1'r Martha.
iioiuv. 11111! llliilillllt'l‘ inn, all or limok-
1.111, N. Y.
The I.111llo11‘ Aid tnlr won Inrguly n1-
ttwtuiod \‘I‘otinontiny owning. untl tlto
lllt‘lillK'i‘B wish to thank nil those who
helped to make ll 11 lillt‘litfil'iii 11nd thaw
who patronized it.
iiolmi‘l III. Seymour, J12. were my
prottlly rlot'orntml with Inlttlinu. tings
111111 11111111111111, 111111 the 11111111111 lionllm
of all colors were arrnmloil with stone
honor. Titty holler in inherits woos no
follow: Lnrhln booth. “Lira. timiilt.
litre minor and Mitts A Thompson:
111111111 booth. Misti Mood: coin booth,
Iiit's..«3\it1eomlio1' 11an Mrs. Raymond
.11.; nanny booth. 21115111111 Allosol, than
or and Thompson; Yancy booth. Miss
(fl. 'i'homnoon, lilies Glover; loo oroom
booth. Mrs. Book, airs. Swam'wwlth.
the nontIomon 1111 assistants.» 'l‘ho
growling 114111 11 novelty of the
Mentor: In tho lorm of a goose. which
unnoticed all evening and received the
money 111 Its hill and lionded it pur-
chose to the uniting person. This was
presided over by Mrs. W. P. Dustin
and Mrs. it. L towns. The defler girl
was very popular with the young men
and many Indies. purchased hardwoo-
tlinlly strongod bouquets: Show”
Miss Jessie MacDonald of New York
city The indies otonred 11 handsome
soot of 870. ,
or. Harm W Wiley mint not is
the 111m polar 1111111 in the Unit“
William Wood \‘Ifillt‘tl il'ii'litlfi in this»
51111:: l.1\w j
are l
11.111 tzls
.‘II1's‘. ilt't‘nnlto and daughter .x\111111.nl f
Nvu York. are RIIIHXLL'. 111 “lVi'l'Slllt'i
1:11'111. i
Mimi liilznlwth Sl'liit-lilo. 11! New
Yuri; i‘ll}, is visitiny. Miss Louluo Min»:
and Mrs. Ii‘iulu' ti’lltiro have re»;
spending?
11111l Mrs.‘
Tito grounds 11f ..
, Good Specials
Around the
Store
Wm.,.~_.,..w
Corset Covers ZSC
Naiusook. daintily trim»
med: good value at 391:
During this sale, 25c.
,._~_..«“~..
250 Hose W151:
511 dozen black Very Thin
Hose. slight imperfections
that yyu cannot thick—we
can 't: all Sign Very spec-
ciai. 15:91:
$1. 25 and $1.50
Gowns 98c
Samples and 11 Wvular stock
Gowns 90111.11 $1. 25 and
$1.50 l)1.11i12;;tltis sale.
98c.
251: Drawers I91:
Drawers of quality soil fin—
islted,‘wilh hematitchcd
and tucked ruffles; 25c val-
ues. Sale price 191;.
i
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$1.50 Linen
Skirts 99c
Skin. girdle bolt. buttoned
down side with good
qualit buttons; regular
price-g1 so. This sale 991:.
1
$1 Waists 59c
We have sclecrcd about 300
fine Waists low and high
necks. long and short
sleeves, lace and cmbroid»
cry trimmed. Until sold
you pay 59c instead of $1
'1
i .
i
121: Handkerchiefs
7c
moo Ladics‘ lino Handker-
chiela. the entire lot on
11an during this sale, 71:.
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NEW BEA-FOOD VENTURE.
Mans-«W
Connecticut Capitol Ponchos" Pinon
at Booth Buy, Me.. and Boston.
Now Haven capitol, honor the Milk
1111:1111 ot the American ()ystor Color
tinny. has been ltiwnlod to the new
son-loud venture Which propulsion to
tiring lino llnant'lot 11111111111 to the tin
Visitors. For 11011111 months former
motto tiermtor Franklin 1.. iioinan, 111'
New Hovon,’ presidents! the Ameri-
nan Oyster Company. has 1.111.111 trio:w
nesting 111 Maine 111113 Mon 5111111111 wot:
11111 and 311111 round that a most pront-
uiiio intuitions 111111 he done in lobsters,
11111111111111. maekorot. tiodflnowtroali and
onliw-ololmis and other ”Mood.
To this end the Amsrloon ‘m'stor
Company has bought out the holdings
of how'db I’hlnney, oonslstlng of
sloop». smacks, llelilnltsimd buildings.
at noninmoy Harbor. Maine. The
company has also onrohtised 11 neutral
mm: on the Attantlofl‘" ohm In
the wholesale lion district ot‘iiootontg‘
a place at ‘ilsrmonih, it. s, and won
is to preemies 11 nines sin New "York
Mr. Homes figures ire 111111 auto sis
food of all 111111111 to boom. sound
infield. Wotouidr and Clio! Haven
within @1th hosts of tile time it
is 1311115111» 11111:: 11611111125113 it. in:
WGood quality Crossbar and _
A
to
special. 991:. Value 83.
Another great cut
window display.
up to $3 On sale. $1 49.
SOcSiIIiGIovesS‘lo
no dozen Short Silk Gloves,
every pair guaranteed.
During this sale, 39c.
501: Sheets 39c
Full size. 72x90. good qual-
ity Muslin Sheets. Dur—
ing this sale. 391:.
76 x 90 Sheets. regular 75c
values. extra good quality.
This sale, 591:.
s
Dresses 'at ' 99c
Just about 15 Dresses left, several different colors and styles;
14 to 44. Just the Dress to finish out the season.
Very
85 Dresses $1.98
Nothing carried over from one season to
another—Altai 5 our policy. So we sell about 50 DresSes,
worth up to $5. Tomorrow. $1. 98.
Silk and LaWn Dresses, $498
A final clean up and this' is the way we do it.
Dresses, consisting of Silk, Lawn Linen and Lingerie
Dresses. worth up to 815. Out they go tomorrow, $4. 98.
W “J
.Sale of Leather Bags
Every Bag guaranteed putt: leather and leather lined. See
About 40
Bags at 99c
Thislot consists olfine Leather and Suede Bags. leather lin-
mg; every Bag guaranteed; valttesao 33. On sale. 991:.
Bags at $1.49
This lot consists of fine Silk. Satin and goad Leather Bags.
excellent variety to pick from. it you come early Value
50c Bags 10c
500 Bags and Purses in this lot. excellent values at 50c. AbOut
200 Children‘s Purses in this lot. some worth soc.
your pick of this lot in Bargain Basement tomorrow. me.
Take
Summer Vests 7c
:21: and 151: Summer Vests.
slight imperfections: all
sizes: just 1.000 in this lot.
Take as many as“ you
want. 7c each.
Apron Ginghams
3V2c yard
500 yds. good quality Apron
Ginghams. all sizes, checks
and colors. Will be sold
every morning up to I! a.
111. Real value 71: yard
Quantity limited
POPE plus is no woods.
mm...
lot Improvement In Condition in Not
so Grout II Hound for,
ROME}, A1111. i1.--»«'I‘l1o tritium-1111111111.
to tho condition ot ”in": Plus today
was not so grout. 1111 hoped lor, liow»
own- his physicians noonnrod distilled
that their patient was no woke.
Dr. Poland! and Prof. Morohlalovn
morning and remained with the 111111th
until 8:10 o'oloeit. They received a
detailed report from Dr. Amlol. who
had been in the ohmnbor throukhont
the night After a talk with Dr. Model
the other tihyololono made a thorough
examination or his holiness and
seemed satisfied that he had not failed
1111511111 the night.
After 1 o'oiock this, morning whys he
felt saloon the 111111;.» had the best rest
that 111; 111111 had tor amoral olgtgn. The
111-1151111113 was more nearly normal
than iii any time since 111d illness no;
in the early 110111 at the day the:
temperature dropped many degrees.‘
Those In attendance and dililoulty in
building up the strength of the pom
tilt bonnie at 11111 distaste {or food
W
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contractors 6. Irving 133111311111 andi‘
Tony Quartile 111111111111 dongs” moon 1*!”
non i “to? 1131'
ILEE SALEJ
. I . “The Very Best News of the Season’
Final Clearance of All Summer Merchandise
TOMORROW WILL BE A NOTABLE DAY AT THIS ALWAYS BUSY STORE. WE HAVE SPACE HERE TO
MENTION ONLY A FEW OF THE GOOD THINGS. WHAT WOMAN WILL RESIST THESE GREAT VALUES.
Q
In the Bargain
Basement '
191: Law'o Kimonos
101:
Just 1 000 in the lot Very
dainty Lawn Kimonos;
just the, thing for this hot
wea‘ther' regularly 19c.
Very special,10c.
Limit 2 to a customer
Trimmed Hats 981:
Take your pick of any of our
Trimmed Hats tomorrow
at 98C. Values to «$10.
25c Collars 91:
175 Collars, Ties and odd
Neckwcar nothing less
than 25c in the lot Your
choice. 9c
25c Boydlilimses
190 .
200 Boys‘ Blouses. all sizes
and colors: 21 regular 25c
Blouse. On sale, Bargain
Basement v.19c
79c Embroid’y 35c L
27—311 fine Flouncing, extra
good quality. neat pat-
terns; regularly 79: yard.
During this sale. 35c yd. '
1- lie Lawns 91:
Pretty Figured Lawns in all
colors and flower designs;
regularly 12‘, c yd. On
sale Bargain Basement, 9c
yard.
Crash Toweliog
Iéc yd
1,000 yards Crash Towcling;
regular value 8c yd. Very
special, 43,131: yd.
Children’s
Dresses
Reduced
$1.50 Dtosses 981:
$3.00 Dresses ........$r.98
$2.25 Dresses ........$r.89
WeHave One Hundred Pair of
Women’s Oxfords
' 11111 sold 1111;111in for $2.50,“ is 11.33.50
arrived lit the 91111121111 111 8:90 this
We'h’ave made One Lot of these
and have marked them
$1.35"
' «to clog; out.
This lot includes all leathers
The White Shoe Go.
4. 90 Wa'shiogtoo Street
:. Slingshot-1 to the Flynn Boot Shoo
um liidliu macaw it 3
"oils; with not _
. 11: .
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FRIDAY. 'AUousTin,‘ 519:; ‘W 1.,
monomer? hao'i‘flroruod miss:- .
1111 linens, in Ann street, litter out ’
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