8. . II 10¢. 8
. «Plain and fancy.
Printed Lawns
.' at 12 1-2o._
Early season price 19c.
W ‘
mm Gloth
. . at 150. ._
, Good imitation linen.
inoculns‘ Linen 8
250 to 360.
‘, Handout: seen ,.
Write? 8wlm‘ EII " 8 '
‘ 8,8. Bathing 8ultI
88' “m to $3.00.
Children's, Misecil'.
g mung sum *‘
‘ $1.50 to $55.00
For ladies. .
Bathtub Gaps
. 35:: to 78¢.
Bathing shoes
250 to 75c.
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Dickerttlan _& Son;
South Norwdlk
We give SSlH Green Trading Stamps
sshington Street,
lwhip neared his wdv he was also hit
. with it.
8 Piana for “As You Lillie It, ” are he-
completed.
‘John Clerks. Main street house is
mailing completion.
. 8F8rew Howard has left tou'n for a
tow weeks vacation.
Frank Simon has boon visiting rel-
atives in New Rochelle.
.‘Alterations on Lille Rockwell build-
in! are progressing rapidly.
Mr and Mrs William Brodie) have
3,611: for an extensive tlip.
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. Mrs. Robert Elwood and family are
8 flailing at ~Setnuket, L. I.
Mrs. Comstock has rented a cottage
“tat Fairiield Beachll’ot‘ the summer.
(8}th received from Norbert Bossa,
mart an enjoyable trip to Montreal.
' Mrs. Oidridge of New York has rent-
the Bradley house on South avenue.
Miss Rat mend has left hel position
‘ bookkeeper at Sperry' a lively sto-
loll.
8:8 z'pmtus has been constrain
‘ use for the night in the cottage of on
~. strict regard for the proprietlss. had
‘Pllone 44b
an innocent bystander, land when the
The dOgs beloged to a Mr.
Mills. and Mrs. Stevens evidently did
not approve of their being molested.
RayaKiiled Bacteria.
A method for sterilizing milk with-
out heating or adding presemtires is
claimed to have been eitedfively dem-
longtrawd recently is Hilliard. 8-;‘An ap-
it is
explained, whereby thetmilk iiows in
a thin stream along an electric light.
the ultra violet hoams working on the
bacteria The result is attributed to
the quality of the clone formed under
the influence of the light. -—Th8e Argo
naut
m
Scotch Alarm Clock.
A tourist in rural Scotland took ref-
old lady, He asked her to wake him
up early in the morning. Warning her
that he was .quite dent. Upon awok-
ening much later than the appointed
hour he tound that the old lady, with
slipped under the doors slip of paperi
upon which was written: ."Sir, it‘s 3
not: past eight.” E
Prize Steel-c Not Good Men.
The meat of more than one prize
steer has proved disappointing in the
eating. though fineto look at. In the
development of the animal for compo
. horns muons.
conditions are universally good.
.plo‘ymont 'rls hotter tllnn'for several};
' years; in agricultural sections, crops '
titlon his flesh is sometimes. if not
Iixvsys. seemed with small veins all
fat which are dilated by cooking intoi
tough strings. Hence. the rsngefedl
l steer. not nursed intoprominonoe, sf—i
lords the better steak or roast.
Must Have 3.8m Her Lucky my.
In a lot of old papers and magazines
Mrs. Catherine Mei‘lltl ol Railroad
menus. yvho' has been ill is improved.
‘Jhirsusaund'ers has left for an ex-
.96! ed visit to Ridgefleld and Dan
The old Messengel building on Mnin
malt will soon be ready for occu
cy. ‘ '
‘rles Sheldcner and family are to be disturbing the minds of thelet‘ate dealer, and the plain mixtures
{filling near Mud Pond fol a few
Phil Smith, foremnn at Stevens‘s
leu,is spending :1 vacation in
»
, 881‘s. Essie Mead and (laughter Ottic
White Plains are visiting Mr. and
Elmer Webb
I
in Music Carson at Waterbury
f returned homo utter a visit with
Ind Mrs Otto fichmidt.
mop-aw... ‘
A dinner of local man lourtleyed to
Waccmhnc. Sunday. to visit Ben
Who to camping there.
i
8 {loosen local fishermen went
{Alba over holiday. home
. II «are cannot. sent Wood
”chili the lucky m -
i have the mice of the ticket remand,
that Mrs. T G. Parson gave to the Bill-
vstion army of Jersey City the other
day was an envelope containing 8226
8ln bills that Mrs .Payson had over-100x-
ed. After 20 men had searched for
hours in the army‘s waste paper pile.
Mrs. Parson looking on, the money 1m:
found and restored to her.’
New Yorkers and “tits West."
it we lived in New York we could
easily settle the question which iI said
western sovemorms to what is the
dividing line bemoan the out and the
wast. Everybody in New York knows
that it is the Hudson rivar.—-Wheellng
eglster.
Her Own Hat the Obstruction.
A woman in u Vienna. theater some
out sitar the first act and suited to
on the ground that having complied
with the request to remove her hat
aha had held it on her linens and Chg
entirely obstructed her own view
them»-
I
. Altered tho Cm. ,
In; In Morw‘flood nucleus!
.‘l‘hiI is the moat neighborhood i
mruotlutc mwmalnm
not much ’
Johnson
ultras the spring season the weather
was not propitious for tau trace. Int!
the straw not season; While good in
Men backward in
other localities. it seems to he the,
consensus or opinion, however. um _ ,
limitless conditions in general are ~ ~ ‘
sound and that only decreased activity
is due altogether to some temporary \
condition. such an unfavorable weath
or or confined to districts where local 1
conditions happen to onset the hush -.
ncss situation such as in the regions 8
devastated by hoods. : ~ ~
With little or no exception, general
in, :2. .
mining regions. the minersure husy;‘
in manufacturing communities- em» .. .L
Nuncorlc.
Won—N
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5, Midlife
so for are reported in good condition.
It is significant that of all the "re-
ports from five thousand retailers on
ly forty- or less than one per cent"
place out importance on this presidern 8
tial campaign as a possible incior in‘
the business situation
The Vogue in Men’s Hats. _
There is some question? whether the
new enccts Linrough finishgywiiicon- ._
tinuc to he generally tuvorcdofter the
coming Mason. and Lon-L account or the
uncertainty. buyers must gun-rd cam-
iully against any possible change in
the vogue. 8 '
in under to simplify a solution of the
problem for buyers. .the- American
Hatters inaugurated a direct personal
canvass of live thousand retailers of
hats install sections, inorder to secure.
the consensus of opinion .0, r‘etailsrs
everywhereregsl‘dlng the vogue this
falls“ the style tendency next spring.
Rough Soft HItI for Fall.
Of the reports from retailers, 3,350,
or sixiyseven pet cent, have purchas-
ed rough huts exclualvclv; 250 retail.
ere, or five per cent, have bought on
13: the regular smooth finish and the
rentaillding t“ out» eight 1’“ rent ha"’9‘.“pculdulunll of idslllon will carry the
stated that they ”“9 90““ mmill-rulelntcsperlod of great activity in
rough and smooth hats In mportions
ranging from twenty-five 81-31: cent to
novella-five per “at “f “l" or the A circular recently issued to the
other trade h3 the Knoll Hat Mtg. '00., inter;
It is assured tht this i8“ 8M“ be a ‘ eating in this connection. states as fol»
season oi‘ rough soft but titties. but low; vii
not on extremely rough, iiail‘y huts oi; "\‘oariy even denier in the United
13‘" tall suites. .hus learned that Angora
First and foremoSt are velours, or exceehsngav rough mixtures con-
which will have a widespresld sale this mining long huir are mighty poOr hats
““50“- Tbe production bl “8‘7““ to have in stock It was necessary
factories ls owrsold and many imimt during the last season to either more
0158“ taken “l“ never be filled. Tllls ‘ulem quickIV or gIVQ the,“ awa\'
situation does not present such a pre 1 “Today. when: do we find the car-e
dicunlent ‘0 American “"3“ “3 ” lul buyer or successful hut merchant?
‘0‘“ have in former 3“"3- because u l‘The) have arrived at the conclusion
number of the American wanuim' (ill that me freak 80“ hill has pafllifid ”'0
e“ have made 3““ strides 0’ 1”"0 i‘orsst or its popularity and that stiff
guess in the production of this variett hats are in high flavor again with sons
3": ““6“?” and are turning 0‘" \ery soft hats in second place. There nev-
creditable merchandise with the pron»: -er was a soft hill made. outside or the
55" of steady lulprmelnent ‘“ the W0 Alpine or Mora that one meant for
duct Even with the domestic. trier dress or had any appearance of ole-
chundise. “WW“- the ““30" 5 "*8 some after it had been worn around
Worms .Convulsiolls.
mmflLdfis OF
Maw
FacSiutile Sigmitm f8
I...“ MM..._~_ . a.
smooth soft huts will prevail next
spring and. dine ’remnining twenty per
cent. think that rough hats wilicon-
tinue popular, while thirteen per cent.
report being unable to formulate an
opinion 89.: this time.
you Hm the Solution.
Some authorities ill the trade predict
that as u result of the prolouged fad
for extreme soil hut novelties it is log-
emlueoce of derbies.
quirements must be well anticipated the him-ll mm, From then on it can- _ :
by buyers. because the process of not escape carry log on air of careless-
manufacture is extremely slow andine‘“, On the other hand the dignified
”‘3 mela production ‘3 limited 'stlif or derby but has held its place
Brush hats and other imitations 02; against “11' competition and has always ‘
”10““ will he ”Wu“- and “1‘0 “‘9 Em A staple article The discrim-
modified rough effects kmw“ as “10th . lusting man loony wishes u dot-by hut
finished, fabric ‘9”: French finish “M 3 more than ever, and from present in-
a mother or the lustrous finishes. Sub dietitians this is golngio he the Mpg...-
dued fancy color mixtuies, not brill-lest stiff hat 3.9,“. 0, any during the
liant in appearance and without any’. last ten. Our order department gave
conspicuous colors will sell to or mad us an inkling of this as long ago as
last November and orders‘taken so for
this season tar tail delivery human
increase of nearly seventy per cent in
the still hat brunch of the business.
"This attempt to still foiat ' fresh
hats upon men out: he without doubt
Mil directli t0 the unheard»! high
pulses in the for market. and the hen»
entity for all makers of chew’hnts
in make a suit hat 0! such insults and
union that it shows no duality. They
will also be favored.
Possibility of Mouth Finishes for
amino.
or course, it is very early to 8mm
any prediction regarding nextsprins—s
2~l~lAT TRADE PROBngt-b ' .
in fact, it is impossible totdo so. but
as. indicating the trend of tune opin-
on, and the mural attitude oi hovers.
the canvass of the trade Just com
plated, whereby retailers hnd the oil-
pormliiy oi! stimulus their popcorn;
predilection is significant.
As shown above two third: or the
trade have sought rough finishes ext
elusively tor tall. usually this same
proportionmtwd-thlmswot ills retain]
an exploits $10!:th that for
all kindc of historian Winning felt.
in: propel-lie, in order to rattle hats
It‘s prom. " .. . .
in It"! hat styles the “little or
no chants in dire vows, not tftilst
the nutrition hII alumni oil loam
, clowns and wide brim Churn ,
8 . he I trial: lower. and hunt"! a bit old
i 8 moonlit“ allocations: halos Iiionr
outflow to indications} ml W
MMWWW 8
ice! to assume that the swing oi the .
still hate that trill result in the pre- 8
in
input therefore use almost Iny rind ,
.. . For Over
‘ Thuly Years
THE FABRicS8 we snow
are the very latest creations fol
um titties. Gonzo and choose
yollr o'loth and let us tiller you a per-
foct fitting suit. One that will glue
you a distinguished appearance among
well dressed men. Our workmen are
artists and turn out perfect work.
John Kubovic
213 WABHlNGTON 6'“,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Darragll Brothers
Grocers
waaHmo-rou .
eraser ‘
emcee
Telephone: 923
City National Bank
mmm A GENERAL. BANKING . ‘
coolness, mo assess svsav
. racluw consist-am
WlTl-i sauna
BANKING .
98W.
31W surname»
is“ Deposit Bolton fl and 85 im- you
IWlN H. MATHEW! 8?
ions Hr KNAPP, “it 32:89::
NWNK H. BGWAN, 24! With-
WlLl'fiID IODWIl-L CIIhlor
' “ monarchs
flanngmmfl 88.81 M8
Ollrptuc and Mills 8, ’
Thdfitoreclomstso'clock except Saturday. 8,. .
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"WOMEN’S SUMMER UNDlEE'WEAR.
, 8 88 SALE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS
, 8 Just at the time when plenty of thin cool garments
are needed, and the finer glories in reach at the prices
the lesser grades are usually oilelod. We hope all inter—
ested Will see these simples, hccause the more. reading
” .about them will not explain their Values. 8
At :9 eta" 3 for so ‘cts.
Voids, plain and fancy, low- necked and sleeveless,
worth legularly 25c and 35c. 8
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At 35c. 3 pieces for $1.00.
Summer Union Suits, plain and trimmed.
Vests, plain and trimmed, .
. worth regularly from sec to 73¢
At 590 Each.
8 Summer Union Suits, plain and trimmed
Vests, low-necked and sleeveless, plain.
with hand—crocheted tops. .
wettlt rcgnlatly from $1 00 to $1. 508.
On sale immediately. Main floor.
finish or
.r
SHIRT jwsrsrs AND tumor. BLOUSES.
Extra good values at $1.00 and~$1.5o.
\Vilen one is packing for a long stay, or a vacation,
it is just a thing to be thankful for that one can get
any number of nice Waists {0r $1. 50 each. There is n
willdou 011 Minn St. that« shows white Middics of excel—’
lent quality, Lingerie \Vsists with square or V necks,
and some with, lace stocks. Much variety in style and
min Waist among them is over $1.50 in prim.
See the who]? assortment on the second floor.
on”
LACES THAT PEOPLE. ARE ASKING FOR.
White Ratine Band for linen
gowns, ' 89 cts.
Ecru Ratinc Band. to inchos wide. {or natural lin-
ens and pougees, quiz: an elaborate pattern. 50 cts.
All-over Cluny Lace fur coats and- caswcks
Luce Section.
white. and colored
AT THE ART SECTION.
Nainsook Nightgowns, 5 iii and fine. stamped ready
for embroidery, low necks with plain lluttonholing and
eyelet 'work, simple but effective designs, tout" patterns,
69 cts. each.
Shirt Waists, slam. cti litter numerals. 39 eta.
Aprons, crossbar lawn" stamped 25 cts.
Handbags of nattllal linen. all lttounted. nothing to
be. done but the embroidery. 50c. 75c and $r.8oc
White Webbing Belts for cmluoidcry ‘ or braiding,
' 19 cts.
Dimity Scarves for humans very neat, in blue and
ultite oniv, at 19 cits.
Do not fail to see the Refrigerators and Ice Cream
Freezers that are so lllllg spec. in]
Ten days is as long as the prices last.
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on o. numb on...
qu\u\‘\h\u\ux‘u‘xc-
”,'.ur%‘s.-;-w-8.-'..~e-
‘ 88th; Gloves in black.- white und colors infill also!
882;Cinsp Models It ,. title pair. _ .
iii-Button Length at 98s to «no pair" "L
addiction Length, while, pull: or sky 81-50,
Al 8 how Wis linger tips, and one tho import;
'l'if cannotwtlail to please you. lol- it is
, it lipossihlo to shrouds? prices quoted.
Norwalk Chronicler