_ % leanUnot ,
«4 SummerFurniture
\
1
. .
The lilelmxc orchestra. ol’ South
'l‘Iorwallt l‘ltll‘t‘tl for an uliulr in- F.~A. MitChe“, IIOHSG FurniSher
{Georgetown 1:133:11: . NOR“1ALI{
"‘“(lo’cltouoo lluyloft, N0. 321,2;- .l, 0. It.
, M, transacted routine business til the M ,
:1, t'ogulnr meeting held last evening.
The South Norwulk Qilnt'lotlc (‘luh
‘ — n n stint on; non Anti lllllll
m... ..._ m. “HAW“...
l.
, . . .
bliss Leun llcurtlsloy. of Mn (‘u~ .. .
mum, is eujm'i'ng u very plutisnut visit
with her until tiltii lllll to in South Nor-
\l'illk. '
'i‘hc lluidilug ’l‘I'udes' (‘ouncil will
hold its semi-monthly business int-0r
too, this evening, in its limit, in South
Nuiu street.
Was Able to Eat Again at
Boston Hotel
May.
Agreement Prepared Last i
The scécclmcu were Httt‘;it‘ist d i’cs‘ .
. nitmnoou when Mrs. .l‘. \\v'.‘ ”Ubl‘lm' “"5
ilmnhs. or the \l‘ost Rocks roud, wnlh-
f‘tl iltlo lili‘il' Ililittt’ allulll
nud liter.» Sillllt‘fl 21w nun-rtmuu ol‘
‘ _ . _ l 2‘ \'-"1‘;*, l' i. .ll l‘ “. ‘1.-
ZW. S. Ituymourl‘ and limlly. hi how i H l “1"”) ”05;?” ' W“ i “‘1‘
. . .lut,‘\ it it‘s 1.. :(‘l r l ,‘ ‘\'-
(fetuuuu, spent Snudul ut \\. :\ . H- ” 1‘ ‘ to ‘ W ‘ H “‘
.ldmcs Montgomery. employed “New!“
swit'ly in .l. A. thtuomory's luurhl '
\vunou, enjoyed on ul‘lrruuou‘s \‘fli‘Il-‘
llyu l‘t'utot‘dtiy. l
....... . “mp—m...
Admiral l‘ouni ”l‘onn. who muttered
51“..“on trout nu ntlnri. o. acute in
Although grunt): reins-low!
.3 Unlock
tiimrllitm,
‘ HA‘Mmocxs 1" ‘ PORCH ROCKERS
Regular $250.1”; ........ ' . .$2.15 $235- “l‘ ----- ' . . . . - - - - - . -_ 431-39 '
‘ _ ~ l‘togr:l11r$2.25.ul .......... $1.89 til-‘35- “? ------ '~~$1-59 . l
W I - , . " Spools] lot at ............ .590 $1.15, "i ------------- 93° i
A} U T 0 M 0.1} I L E S , REED PORCH TABLES LAW” SETTEES
1. . ., . $5,951 at an“ .............. 34,93 Regular $1.25, 111, .......... 930
‘ Against new. ill ................. $3.49 WW
I C O .
$11.38, 't ................. 2.4 .
F1re,Theft,L1ab1l1ty, .1 i 9 ENAMELED WAS STANDS.
I w~~w~~m~~ complete with Pitcher. Bowl
PFODCTIY‘,Dflmflfll‘, ’ CROQUET SETS :uid Soup ltlsh; roulilur $1.25,
, . Collrsnon $1.25. at ................. 930 l“ --------- 95°
* ‘ ._...... sun, at ........... ' ...... s 1.15 ,-.-..,,._-.__...-_____
.TAYLOR & GOLDEN $2.25. nl ................. $195 lCE CREAM FREEZERS. nll
74‘ Washington St. 80- Norwalk~ sum). at ................. $4.98 rnctul, l qt; ton. $1.00. ut.790
. . V'TELEPHO‘NE 165-2
""3- Percy W. Brooks Signs 3" Saysfie is Feeling Better and;
lb.-—~.v\holl1m‘ (till ill 1 v.
couiplvlc imzl wus planned min} for: t:
in it good night}: sleep, it won though: 1
There is only one way to move merchandise in a hurry:——— Put
prices on it that will prove irreSistible. Figures that command
attention by prices that "speak for themselves. New fall goods
are already coming in and we need more room. Hundreds of
good bargainsthroughout this busy store. These are but a few
of the good ones for TOIIIOI'I’OW;~—~ ‘
. $1 Corsets 1.790
We will sell 50‘dozen Cor.
sets, made of extra good
quality coutil. , medium
bust, extra long hips. lace
trimmed and good hose
supporters; for average
and full figures; all sizes.
Very Special, 79c.
w— ....._.......W
500 Gowns 39c '
Never sold less than 501:,
and just 500 in the lot,
daintily trimmed with
lace; very special. 390.
79cE0wns 49c
25 doz. fine Muslin Gowns
that sold at 79c. While
this lot lasts. 490.
12550 Lawns 9c
.Prctty Figured Lawns in all
colors and flower designs;
regularly 125/30 yd. On
sale Bargain Basement, 90
yard.
500 Sheets 390 $2.50 8. $3 Bags
F 11 " , x , d 1-
LitymllZ/lfiuslifi gghegegg. fills“ $l‘49
ing this sale, 390.. Guaranteed all leather, fine
76 x 90 Sheets, regular 750 leather“ linings. If you
values. cxtratg’ood quallity. can match these Bags for
This sale, 590. less than $2.50 to $3.00, we
M will reiund your money.
$7 Linen Suits
Isn‘t that a square deal?
On sale, $1.49.
Any Linen Suit in this sea-
$l.50 Bags 99c
son‘s stock. all sizes, high
The very best line of Leath-
class Linen, new style
or Bags. solercgularly at
skirts and ceats: regular $I'50' Examine the Bags
S7 Suits, $3.98.
and you will agree with us
that this is one great Bag
$3 Lawn Dresses
99c
special. On sale. 990.
050 fine Lawn Dresses, low
Five Hundred Bags
and Purses 100
necks and short sleeves,
neatly trimmed with lace;
in this nil you will find Bags
sizes 14 to 44; rcgulnr $3 and Purses worth up to
values. Sale price, 990.
50c. While the lot lasts,
$3.50 to $5
Whit—e" Lawn 8c yd
500 yards White Lawn. 36 in.
wide: good 100 and 120 val» .
ues. On sale, 8c yd.
Apron Cinghams
. léc yard
500 yds. good “quality Apron
Ginghams. all size checks
and colors. Will he sold
every morning up to 11 a.
m. Real value 70 yard.
Quantity limited.
.4.... .. MW...
Lisle Hose
2 pairs for 250
$1.55 and $150
Gowns 980
Samples and regular stock
in Bargain Basement, 100.
750 Silk Gloves 590
V9}?! speciol, fill": I'd-‘19 Gownsrsold at $1.25 and ,. ‘
"“35,“ {“5“ ”W“- 0“ sale, $31.50. During this sale. Dresses $1.98 12—button Gloves in silk, reg-
: pairs for 05c. 98c. ularly 75c. For this sale,
About 300 in this lot. too
h...» .._..................
Wheeler's t-otlauc, ll.trhor vukéiout “till the tissossinounof benefits
Bt‘llt'll, South Norwulk. thud “mm?“ “5 "““l” ”l “19 WYH‘)‘
tor the West llorlts itnprottL
Miss Alice Hawking. (if _\'.i\\- (hr mout. ll ls. 110w nuru'li 11 war llult
‘ noun, hits I't,‘ll‘l"lll"ii to her home llrll‘l‘ lht' lirnohsos hill‘t‘ hold up tinx \\‘nl'lt
u \l’t‘Oll's visit with Mr. nud Mrs, i'hur- : 5U llll’il' t‘i‘l‘dr‘lll l0 sisu the momentum.
t'ohll
host for tho ruliuu'nl lo postpone ull‘ '1
ot' tlw (“\‘mllti do his svlmlul.~ for 101
11.13' until tomorrow.
remained in his sullu nl
'l‘ouruiuo. Admiiul 'l‘ouo allnnnm
lonw llostou this :tl'lel‘lloon illl‘
unuru l’ullfi, but this portion of
:‘tt‘l‘l‘l ilinglg,
tho iiotoll
ltt‘f
i to
M3
his;
‘ .‘v- - ' ... ”it 0' .' H" .5... Vt
108 H. “my. oi .\0lu.lll.. infill 11]....“1..iil litlfllrlot‘xtmh: (it:ktl:::.,t.h:;1:_ it'll! has been pdatponed until 'iiiillm“
Mrs. H. ll. Robb, oi liuslou l':t.. it?liuwroromoul work sturlnd 3row‘nltol'uoon. ’ ‘ l
“’“ihi'i'fiilill-g with Miss l-Zinum litllllilll, M" A town meeting to miss upon thr- ‘MTW n. WY.“ rostlul "mill 5 Hiroll.‘
South Noruullt. Mrs “0M!31‘“filliii‘l'l(liltil'l‘ilvllu- 5“,“...3. of ”w rond \\lll Admit-at polio arose early and .nld‘
of Edward l‘lnrhor, of Norwullt. 1min“), M. called by the soloctmon, that lli.‘ \\‘llt? li‘Clhlfiz‘llIUl‘h better. He.
ihut this will prolulhll‘ lions lht» lllt‘l'l‘ ate it “(33”)- hro‘lim“w' MM 11 ””5"“
HLO()k~'—$5.30 l‘uuumns. O‘llricn. it‘ll: without dilliruhr. 'llo thouuht, however. tho! it would b.-5
..” . l The contention of tho .llronks tum. for his “Wit good to rust lullllli T0"
011 Well (‘ouuumultvriy l'mttul (h'dvri ulcht lilo :ulmlrnl intends in alloy on
1 ll ( \‘ r 'lll )H‘il)‘ scouts to hr the loci that they
‘* . . 'l'tlrib _ o. ,ift‘_ \\‘l 11 l .
Ui hm “OH” ' H *“I‘I‘L‘ (lillllilut'tl more tllnlt till) ill tho
3 '1' ("\li '. in the South .\'or-1 ,
its 1.1mm to t m. . hourly oil we
duutuund much or.
' l 'l l' l 1 other l‘l‘(ll"'l".\' (lWllot‘S.
" "s " : \‘ llllll’ o-
unlit h” t “mum" u 1“ :othors. whether
..
“Kalli. signed illO 5(‘N‘l'illli‘ll‘5
l heuolilorl.
or llostou and not :1 hronth oi (rt-sh
New England nit. l
Admirnl ’l‘ogo‘s uldv, Commitmlcr'l‘nu'
lhurhl, l'tlllll'llod n roll mudu roster";
dny hr lilt‘lll.-th\'t‘.l'\lllil‘ l~‘rmhluuhnm..
tiovm‘uor Foss is out of the state, and:
on noting governor of tho common-i
\\‘vnltll. Lieutat‘lorornor Frothiugtmxnl
l‘llllt'li ut the udmlrul's home when 111';
WW tin-mod of his sudden illness. Admtrnl !
'l‘ouo hopes to return the coil or tiny-i
or liltzt'lerald tomorrow foronoon.
l‘lr. 'l‘nkmul, n .lunuuoso physlclnn of
h'ooltlyn, oxnmlned Admiral Togo this
nltornoon. and sold tluu tho ntlmlrnl
was simply nurturing from fatigue. and
i'cuulrcd another day‘s rest. The phy-
nlolnn snld that the aged wnrrlor'u con-
dition otherwise was satisfactory. ‘-
Dr. 'l‘nkmnl arrived hero with Mnl
Mutuulmto. or New York. 11 personnli
friend or the ndmlrul. who hits no-
comnnnlod him on some stones or hht
ubly he culled within a very Mum present tour of the United Staten. Mr.
time. .. ,Mutsukuto rout] of Admiral T030» ill-
Luster la‘, iii-limo. ol’ Issues sit-pol. Th” following 19 UN! honor of unrec- lilting: iii: 1:132:12; 533%???" 1:23:
. . nu-nt und the signatures of tho rtu‘loun ' ' ‘ .
has returned to Mirwnllt ultm- enjoi- ‘ ‘ ~ _ on his lnltlntlvo. '
lug his nulomohlo \‘ncnllou trip !'}”lw;” holders. Cont. 'l‘umplln M. Potts, the Navy
through the west. The purty tom-hod ’0 km tltlloctmon of tho llonnrtmont reorosnnlntlve with tho
(human ul 0110 point and visited runny w'orwplh. d ' . v'Jupnnosc lml'ly, lnformod President
pilll‘tln in the control lltntos. " "c no "r3 sued, sclortlll} run, tho secretary 0! atom and the
r. l ‘ ‘ft: 1
the Norwnli llnutlst chm-0h hold its . ... , t. . udmlrnl was sllghtly ill from indiges-
" onnuul pltru-lc mul oxenrMon yestordny “Milli“?- ‘tO 118. RM ouch 0i “6. by the , ,
, J“ Conn”) “finch. “like a nu‘nlmr layout 0! \\.(lfit “OCR“ “Vellum, SO‘CRH- 333;. flagpu‘t‘: £ll:;::fl0rf‘:lll:nfilslfl:;:3
””99 ”m ”‘1’ “m1 ““ “WNW“ ““5"“ Pd' M mode by ya“; soon beuutlts or for totlnv it has decided to remain
outing was tho ”3mm Those who dnnuigos to be or shown by your here until tomorrow.
i'were so inclined took a who in the “WWW?“ 9‘ the some: and “‘0 50%!" ' '
afternoon. high water nnd other (ll. “”Y “3"” t" 0000M 991“ dumngos and
versions ammnlod to the others 111 the WW 9“” honoiltb M required bl‘ stat-
party. “to , ~ . 011101100. Ann. iB.-~’i‘ho Second
. Norwullt. Mny 10, 1911. Advcntotmirtstupon earth oud the to
1 ‘ Mrs. John ll. Crawford. of Cunnon Charles Gohelio. Marlo Gohobe, Mloh-Hmlling or the lost tribes of Israel will
. street. had the extreme misfortune to , not Ratchrord. Mair Rutcnlord, Paul oomir some time in Novmulior 0t 1912.
till 7 fall and break but arm on Tuesday linsdlor. “8191111 ,Buaslor. George accordlugto a doolnrntlun filed in the
‘ evening. She went out into her third Qllivk. Mimics Del". L'Ocltwood, 81- olllce at the county recorder. “This
tier some limited and tripped Met 0 vorl Sellock.‘l§t. Mary's Home. lilo romorknblo document was drawn up
i o of timber. As she tell her arm A. (little. Louis A. Lehmnicr, “’11- and died by Entry L. Burnotte and
twisted henonth her, causing the Vliolmlnn; homing; Fetter ‘ minerson‘JMm Tnylor, dlsctploa oi the late John
‘ult. Dr. Word S. Gregory has not: llrowmi. Pprldh 0i Sixl’nul’s Chtlrcli,‘ttlexundor Down. it asks that till tho‘
bone. mid Mrs. Urns-turd is resting heirs, of John W. Gilbert. docsnsod,‘followorn or Zion rnlly tattle support
it coiniortnhh‘. ' Mary Mamba“ Brooks of the "King” when H0 shall como.
. . . . ' . 7. According to'nurnetto, who is the
an" m mug-on gunman, author of the prophecy; the Christ twill
Mrs Wood and dnuuhtor blnlll‘billulladl'i‘t‘mt‘ul. 1h"! ill? work mlnht Kt!
friend, Mrs. llurrnh. and daughter-Em" ”"3" ””‘m'mt‘ ”‘9‘ ”W ““l‘l‘O‘W‘“
Alias, of Norwnllt, visited. Mr. and Mrs.
lmcut will be u very doslrnhle (mo.
W~ S. ltuymond in “OH street, Now it will he rcuwmhored thnt the mut-
(lunnzm. Woduostlui'. . .
ltcr has proved :1 dilllcult mm, which
.- ihnd many worm hearings connected
1.?me Ming ltnchnol llemson. of (il‘tll‘ge-lwull it when first proposed.
‘ ‘ town, is m m 1".“ home. ““3”; “9111.: were easily sutisllod. but till iluullyr
son is woll known uud hits tiiitri)‘.(‘m“9 91‘0““ not! ll“l 00““ ”Hill
friends In Ntll'Wfliii whose sympathy lsl homes on the paper of ngroemunt.‘
is extended to hot in lu-i' llucss. with the exceptlomof Mrs. Mnry Mur-
. shrill Brooks. The Brooksos are the
longest property holders in the street.
uud in View of this fuel it would seem
lluu they would be nutoug the that to
agree to the improvement ot‘ the sec-
lion.
Nothing will delay tho. commence-
ment. of the lnuiruvcmcuts now. how-
ever. und tho town meeting will prob~
to
trying W. llorton. who hits hovu stay.
. lug wltlt Gilbert Norton. 0! South N0\:-‘
walk hits tutored to New Ilorhollo.
where he hits uncured 11 line position
in ‘tl largo priming estnllllshmmll.
Mllnsclmll, Amusement l'urk, Sutur-
dny, Norwnllts vs. Mnyilou'crs. Ali~
~ mission 2.30.
Town of
I ”waw
"cunts-n0 ' 0500140 onen-r.
WW
3.
toil lsnhcllo Gregory. daughter of
‘ lllrs. (lilos‘tlregory. or High
_ «s. 9H“! NWWfllk. returned home Immin’to (14w, puny Knappuflm want] be consumed in reuniting , thoj
lit. evening utter it several mitts
on with Miss i’loln tlrnwlord. . or night. Collie in thallium were ”Mm, ‘ through the earth ultpr‘tiio modeler
l" “ mm“ *l‘m‘wl‘l“ one loss is ostlmntod at M901". threshowle’s Zion City. The building at
Gl’t‘tgi’ri'mtmt 'n’a'uoltaro Tltotlrozlt believed Jerusalem. bosom. will be the last
two line set. ' ‘ ‘ the'Chtist';‘untlnjeortli. ‘ .
‘ tr wait? it upon her . ‘
other on sister and
nulomohilu trip through the suburbs"
WIl’i'I‘QN». Aux; “wall large born he . remain on earth 434 years. This time;
min» htirnnd With lts‘oontouts into methods of Israel and ,m blinding cilia.
250 Hose 150
50 dozen Black very thin Hose.
slight imperfections that you
cannot find-ewe can't: all
sizes. Very special, 150 or.
100 Ladies’ 81 Chil-
dren’s Supports Sc
Two gross White Elastic
Supporters, regularly 100.
You pay us just hall. 50.
All Skhtswkeduced
500 Shirts .............. 390
$1.00 Skirts ............ 79c
$1.50 Skirts ...... $1.19
$2.00 Skirts . . . .f ..... $1.49
500WashSkirts39c
Good Linen: Skirts. white
and tan. all 'sizes. This
entire lot on sale, 390.
$1.50 Linen
Skirts " 99c
Skirt, girdle belt. buttoned
down side. with good
qualit buttons; regular
price {1.50. This sale, 990.
we .—_.M__..,..
150 Corset Covers
90
25 dozen good fittlng Corset
Covers. regularly 150. Thlc
onto. 90.
Corset Covers 190
We will sell Corset Covers
worth 250, during this sale
' at 190,
Corset Covers 250
Good quality Crossbar and
Nainsook. daintily trim-
med: good value at 390. p
During this sale, 250.
500 Corset Covers
. 39c
Corset Covers trimmed with
good quality lace and em»
,broidery; regular soc val~
use, at 390.
' Summer Vests 70
no and 150 Summer Vests.
slight imperfections; all
sizes; just 1.000 in this lot.
-Take‘ as many as yo ,
won}, 70 each. .1
“591: Cursets 39c.
and all sizes.
in
Several different styles of,
this section’s best models
On sale in
'Bargain Basement, 390. :v ' ‘
250 Drawers 19c
Drawers of quality. soft fin-
ished with hcmstitchcd
and tucked rulilcs: 25c val~
ucs. Sale price 190.
39c Drawers 250
Drawers with good quality
embroidery trimming: ex-
cellent values. This sale;
0.50.
w—.me~—__
I90 Lawn Kimonos
lllc
Just 1.000 in the lot. Very
dainty Lawn Kimonos,
just the thing for this hot
weather; regularly 19c.
Very special, 100.
Limit 2 to a cuStomer
H
Great Linen Event
290 Damasks ...... arc yd.
50c Damasks ...... 391: yd.
59c Linens ........ 490 yd. .
$1.00 All Linen ....890 yd.
$1.25 All Linen . . . .981: yd.
500 Lunch Cloths
29c
‘36 in. pquare Lunch Cloths.
regu arly 500. During this
8310.990.
Towels 3‘40
Good size Huck Towels,
good value at 7c. While
the lot lasts, 3%0.
1-20 Linen 81 Glass
.Toweling 90 yd
We will sell during this sale
2.500 yards of 100 Towel-
. log at ‘90 yd.
Crash Toweling
4%0 yd
1.000 yards Crash Toweling'i
regular value Boyd. Very
special. 45/30 yd.
'25c Colgate‘ Pow-
' det 120 ’.
A fresh, shi' ment of Col-I
nte’s, t no different
mods to select from; re -
ularly 050. During th a
sale, no.
e
many styles to talk about.
Come and sec for yetlrself.
The entire lot at one price.
$1.98.
' 100 Dresses at
$2.98
We will group togethor too
Dresses. regular prices
$3.98, $4.98. to $7. All to
go at one price, Saudi.
$7 8. $8 Dresses
$4.98
We will place on one rack
just 200 line Lingerie. fine
Linen and Imported Ging-
ham Dresses, worth up .to
$8. Your pick of this
rack. $4.98.
$15 Silk Dresses
$4.98
We will close out a number
of this Season's Silk
Dresses. worth $15. While
the lot lasts. $4.98.
. Children’s
Dresses
. Reduced
$1.50 Dresses 980
$3.00 Dresses ........$1.98
$2.25 Dresses ........$1.89
$1 Waists l59c
We have selected about 300
fine Waists. low and high
necks, long and short
sleeves. lace and embroid-
ery trimmed. Until sold
you pay 590 instead of $1.
$5 Silk waists
$2.49
Any $5 Silk or lChiffon
Waist in the boost, noth»
ing reserved. All at one
price, $9.49. instead of $5.
Wl.‘
Trimmed Hall 98.:
Take your pick of anjtnoi our
Trimmed Hats tot arrow
at 98c. Values to‘l $10.
mud
RainCoats] ‘ess
than Colt
$5.00 Coats .......ll $3.138
$6.00 Coats .. .. . ml. $4.49
$10.00 Coats ......l..$5.98
‘ $11.00 Children’sCapd . $1.49
59C.
16-button Length
‘ Gloves 790
The' finest Glove made. all,
the best makes of the
country. all sizes, very
long. extra line silk. 790
instead 0t $1.
500 Silk Gloves 390
20 dozen Short Silk Gloves.
every pair guaranteed.
During this sale, 390.
$3 and $3.50 Silk
Parasols $1.95
All Parasols must go. it
malies no difference about
former prices. All in one
lot. $1.95.
$1.25 Parasols 890
100 so. Parasols. all colors
and combinations. During
this sale. 890.
350Embroidery21c
Very fine 18~in. Corset Cover
Embroidery, never sold
less than 351: yd. During
this sale, 210 yd.
79c Embroid’y 350
sly-in. fine Flouncing, extra
good quality, neat pat-
terns: regularly 790 yard.
During this sale, 350 yd.
250 Ribbons 190
Very wldo Taffeta Ribbon. all
colon: regular 250 quality.
Durlnn this sale. 190 yard.
250 Boys’ Blouses
19c
2'00 Boyo' Blouou, all clue and
colon: a regular 260 Blouse.
On ulo. Bargain filament,
190.,
25,0 Collars 9c
:75 Collars, Ties and '0dd
Neckwear, nothing .less
than 2150 in the lot. Your
choice. 90.
390 to 750 Belts
1 150
100 dozen Ladlen' Flno Silk
Elastic and Suede Belts; not
one worth loss than 390, 0th
on to 750. Your pick. 160.
120 Handkerchiefs
7c
1,200 Ladies’ fine Handkeru
chiefs, the entire lot on
, sale during this sale, 70..
, « Hair. Nets 2hr.
mooqmlr Nets. all colors,
‘ ' . in
god sis
Norwalk Chronicler