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y’l‘he chill in the nir today was quite ’
prophetic of the early coming of tall.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Kooler, of
Norwalk‘arc spending this week with
Mrs. D. S. Brown, in Seminary street,
Now t‘nnnnn. "
hiss ltuth 'l‘honms. of New Canaan,
has roturncd from Norwaik, where
she has been spending several weeks
with her sister.
—~rSchool shoes, (‘onuonlly ll: Bracken.
dun SATISFIED GRADUATES
. Port Chester
are our best advertisement. What we have done for others we can dolor YOU
Enroll Now-«Day. & Night Sessions
MerrrillBusinessColleges
South Norwalk
Stamford
lrranlt lioolr was out Wednesdny
evening at lloton Point, with a party
of friends on his pou'orhout loyalty.»
Stamford Adrocnie.
A slated communication oi‘ Old
Woll Lodge, No. 10s, ll‘. nnd A. M”
will he hold at its rooms. Tuesday
3
Morning at 5 o'clock.
'l‘ho Misscs Scuddcr, of West street,
returned today from NOrllizlitiptcin,
Mussnchusotts, u'hcrc they hurc been
spending three weeks.
Mnny special trains will he run ex-
tra by tho New Haven road on Labor
day. while tho regular expresses will
, voluminous ‘
‘ MGNOR BAUTELLE’S Bio BHOWB. .
, Should you miss your son from the
, breakfast table the morning or next
Thursday, don't become alarmed no
you may be certain that along with
hundreds of other representative
young [Americans he is out on the on:
our grounds watching an army of men
,eroct tho-acres ot' tents which house
lSIg. Sautello's new his shows. You
above probably oblerved how restless
the little lord of the house has been
ltho ~loot ten days; how readily be
vexocutod errands and how mlserly he
has boarded the pennies he earned.
,He had the circus in mind all of the
{time and it he is not out-ot-doora be-
;fore daylight on the above-named date
;lt will be because he is ill or oyer
'flleellfi. And it the little fellowstake
'in these shows they will not he with-
out company, for it just does seem
ithat’ all the town folk and their coun-
‘ltry neighbors have made up their
{minds to attend the performances.
l'l‘hls for the reason that show-geers
aeverywhero well know that Sig- Sau-
telle is one of the limited i'ew show-
t‘men who presents everything exactly
{as promisd in advance. This season
ltho veteran amusement purveyor ad-
vertises that he has the largest and
best nil-featured circus he ever offer-
i.ed the public and the announcement is
,uloue sufficient to insure for him two
ilsrge-aizod audiences. As heretofore,
lull of the acts will be given in one
tring and each and all may be viewed'
iwithout the great personal discomfort
one experiences in fruitless efforts to
watch ball a dozen numbers presented
slmultnnously in three rings. Among
lthe high aniorled artists in the employ
got the Sautolle shows may he mention-
:ged the world~iamed eight LOwandes.i
‘the peers of all acrobatic, editestrlnils.§
lGeorge and horot, impdrial oeriulists-i
{little Miss Louise Cannon, the dainty;
queen of the invisible wire; hi'lle Vlr-i
iglnln, who flirts. daily with death in o;
lstoel arena filled with lions; Miss;
l’l‘ootsie Arnold, the charming Spunishi
‘bonuty in un entirely new acrobatic!
dancing creation; Cnptaln Tom Wil-i
.muth, the prince of all wild animall
gtruppers and trainers; Miss Millie
l-Mnrgle, the boneless marvel; Miss
Millie Rosina, in a European novelty
lsensation; Lew Nichols and his schooll
tor original jesters; and twenty-live
l'other feature acts.
maize many slerinl stops. 9
' ‘ I Bag
Water Commissioner George Mur-
my. secretary of the Jones & Hotch»
kiss Plumbing Company, is on n vaca~
tlon trip to Portland, Maine.
—~-Strnw huts. 1-! price. O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hnrlcs Sammie and
son Kcuneth, of south Norwnik, spent
Sunduy with Mrs. W. D. Clark, 01’
Railroad nvenuo, New Canaan.
'l‘he Norwnlk City Council is soiled-
lucd to moot Monday owning. It is
probable tlmt they will meet and ad-
journ, us Monday in Labor (lily.
Wild and cliltlvntcll grtlpcs me go-
ing to be plenty hcrcubouts. 'l‘hc llrsi
Concorde. Nlngnrus and ilolnwure Some very effective color combinw
shipments or grnpos iu baskets are ar- tions have been evolved in these “883‘
rivlnu. '
'l‘ho New York, Now ilhvi-n (in Hart-
lord Rnliroud (‘Oilllllllly begun runnluit
extra irullls ou nil divisions ycsicrduy,
in order to utu-ouunoduto tho Labor
day crowds. Additionul cxtrn trains.
wli he run on Monday.
ring.
Bend
hues.
~~i~ichonl shoes, (‘onnonlly & llruckon.
ilm'nruor Sluwou id. llnltlwin roturlr
cd from tho u'cut youterduy ul‘tcrnoou
nud spout an hour or two in the cxccu-
”Vii olilcc ill the cnpltoi in Hartford.
., 'i’ho row-rum lifts poop in Mllwnuhoo
/ most, of tho wruk ottondinp tho nnuuul
planning of Hit" Amoricuu llur nunoclu-
llnu.
color in
thread.
(incur (lluquo lillu just returned from
lilting islund, whom ho played with the
viliclm llruln (form, of *l‘orl. .lcll‘ornon.
'l‘hln corp». bonded the Port Jefferson
:ll‘iro llonnrtnwui in tho Suffolk County
j“ > ’l‘ournnmcnt. James 1.. floors. of Echo
.s . formerly of South Norwhilt. is londor
‘ ' und marullnl of the drum corps. Thoy
mode it lino showing in their new uni-
‘ . fotmo.
“Strum huts, lvii price. O'Brien'i.
m
‘ Mano are being made to have tho
'Pluyorp Club, a "only tormod associa‘
tion, give the onlorlolnmout, which
‘ovnr given at the court Coolie lawn
total Wednesday evening at the tort
mi opening of at. Jonson‘s achool in
lilouth Nomslk. bother dumb is now
thinking very seriously of and ionizing
monuments for such a plan. The
“boot will be opened some time in
tho‘iottor part at September.-
in...
and on
tho. mvnor.
bluo lloworo.
outlined with fringe.
very simple matter to draw up this
bug with sliver cord. although a slivcr
mounting can be Vodlustod in any bug
shop for 9. very reasonable rum.
Velvet will be used eanslvoiy on
has: this winter. and no loundatlon
shown oil to hotter advantage the stool
A has fashioned
vii-om ”velvet, with the monogram out‘
lined in steel hand embroidery and the
mounting either of the stool beads or
or velvet, would ho very handsome.
The envelope shaped has: my still
fine of bite]; ottoman stilt
with with author in very trig looking
and not hard to more. because one.
an have thorn pressed into shape at.
the My atom. in leather tho squire
hand embroidery.
D0991”.
to Match Each Costume.
The bug has; become an integral part ,
of the costume oi“ the well gowucd
woman that deserves the importnude
attached to it. There was n time when
one hug, sulllced as long as it could
contain the hundred and one odds and
end which women ware in the habit
of thrusting into ii.
men have bugs to mntch each walking
costume, tho luncheon truck and the
thcnter gowns or wrnps.
A new shape is the pouch bug, Buys
the New York 'i‘rihunc. A new twist is
given to this bug by making one end
point“ and the other square. These
bags may be in two or three sectlorts
When the latter ldcu is adopted, two
rings instead of one, are necessary.
Duo is of gray green inlllo embroider.
cd in steel bonds, with a large jade
embroidery has never
good natured harmony.
ombroidcry wuu outlined in pearls with
tho luovlluhie touch of gold in tho
Although it conventional de-
sign wun selected, it good effect could
bu producod with tho monogram or
Gold cord was used to
druw up tho. bolt. with the lawsuits nd»
ding n decorative finish.
Another ntlrnctivo hug uhowu 3 Lou.
is XV douigu or. bouquets oi pink and
The rounded shops is
it would be a
velour room one i
Today many woa
been
more, popular, and shows to excellent
advantage on bags of all shapes und
Not only are those pouch hugs
new, but they nro very practical, for
they hold ulmost us much no u smull-
slzcd suit case.
The bond embroidery huh been clov-
orly uduplod to a (hunter bug in old
rose tufi’otu, that fascinating shudo oi
rose which seems to blend with every
decorative touch by a com-entionallz- a' small bow irom which emanate two= .Dr. C.‘ H. Ellsworth. Dentist, 16 Bald.
twin street, Rochester, N. Y., says Fo-l ,
ed pressed design.
Morrocco leather is the, first choice.
her walking suit.
is known as suede, which looks much‘
lie ten, are also favorites. Next to,
morocco are the bags of nutelopo. '
be carried on the wrist.
lists of every shape and every hue;
brlmmed headgear with flat crowns to
the snmll, high crowned shapes rentin-
nnd this is, of course. natural. for one
chooses lustroet but before a dress
but.
One of the greatest charms of many
or those small and medium sized huts
is their flexibility and softness. Tone,
for instance. one of the new faith or
plusheswthose can be bent or indono
ed as you wish. giving to the wearer
a distinctly individual. headgour. Add
to this trimming tho type the most in
hurmony with the but and place it at
The
have a but which renlly expresses the
porsonullty of the wearer and which is
in overr sense here.
We son the influence of the Dlrcc.
toire period, which is unmistakable in
the costumes, in the quantity olmpod
hots with mu. brlmo nnd modium toil
and wide crowns. The muchtaiksd-
by u llat~ioppod crown with narrow
ourvodup brim. rowmblins it little the
prettiest of those huts. says a New
Yorw Tribune writer, was of white
plinth. tho fovorod-mutorlsl for early
rolled brim on the sides. 0n tho right
had boonplooed.
That was Ill. buttbo line's mode it u
very, mart hit of handgun. ‘ '
smell am in: brim
side it bunch or brown ooouo toothersl
will“ on tho qdllorordor are. him
win minim manna. . Cinema" the bar
rolling" llfltlt crown 1nd immunity. '
a ‘popullr ‘-
M
i stiff aigretttes.
[Block velvet, by the way, vlos wit
or the tsstldioa women for the lea‘, velour: and plush tor the first ploceinireiief and strengthened him wonder-
thcr bug to carry in the morning with the realm of milllncry. None or theselfully. "For some time past 1 have
it is preferably in, three mutorluls can oust from faworibeen bothered with weak kidneys and ,2
black morocco, but the nary blue.‘ the wcli~llltod felt, which has come tojbladder trouble. irregular action, path *
dark red. gray and a new shade, that1 us in a greater variety of colors undiand dizzy spells all troubled me. Fo --
iley Kidney Pills gave me immediate ,:
lcorgotte shapes haveirellot and strengthened me wonderful‘ "
largely appeared in moire and this ma-gly. I am pleased to recommend their
The long silk handle continues to ho, lerittl, with clmrmeuse, satin and inf-:ilae." Foley Kidney :Pllls are special-
seon usually knotted in the middle to' feta. makes ideal between-seasons hata'ly prepared for kidney and bladder oil-
for the woman who hesitates to wear
one of the more wintry offerings of the
shapes than ever before.
Pile new
millincrs.
means of adorning is with ornaments
hats with scarcely any trimming; hutoi of Jet. One leading Pnrlsan mllliner
”SP“? tndorfnet: "‘ mire 1: yi’l‘gi has chosen for her mark of distinction I ln-lnw
c 0 6° n ‘e '3 09°“ 35 0 m ‘ . this season a jet butterfly. Germaine.
my“ f0” ”‘8 "l"- “ ‘3 “tally ”Wild“; on the other hand is using a buckle of ‘ I
Grins. :hlfcgngrltrfhaped. multi—golmg,multicolored shell. which is causing
”my Y W 8 our eyes. 0 0“ looms admiring comments. Jet and cab
period is represented; “0 0“ 3m” ”3 ored stones in various combinations,
the hats range from ”‘9 1‘” [‘0’ ““9 also cut steel and sold. make hand-
some ornaments for hot decorations.
A bit of for can be most snccessfr
mm“ of ““9 Directolro. A3 a ”19'. ly adapted to the season’s hats and in
early 1“ the ”“50“ the small and “‘9' Paris, where there is always charm in
dium sized bets are the most popular
are in great domund.
W
Pluoh, Hail.
nlor with the business woman. no
way of large bows.
M
AND THIY’LL as unprv EVER
Aaron.
harlon. 20 a pretty Finnish maiden
.marry her. ,
Four years are
not
the incongruous, these hole with fur
Mnttcrs' plush is expected to be un-
ed on mully of the new fall huts. and
hoover cloth will doubtless be soon
on the tailored but says the -Plttsbnrgh
Sun. This cloth will probably be pop-
wnars Well and u but of beaver looks
trim and neat to wear with u tailored
. suit. Dresden taffeta will be much on-
tho most becoming nnxlo, and youled for trimmings. especially in tho
DAN‘HURY, Conn. Alix. ilk—Hello
tho employ of a local fomilyhos been '
mud in. the meet t of o iottor
obotit pootllion shape is distinguished}”omel‘Lrpgfiizhmfi' Willl’iam Gold, at
1Alberta. Canada, which any: be has
purchased a ranch and is nronperoun.
derby of boat “MOM Ono 0: tho“ Hello will lave in I few days for Ed-
Imonton. whore Gold will moot and
the two left the lit»
fail “a" with the ““1““ crown and tie town in Finlwdln which they had
grown up mother. Upon arriving hero
they patted. each to cook work that
would he the means of bringing thorn,
touothor in": home or their ownfilut .
in on not until now that Gold could
conditions this mutiny that [would thine ,
hiley Kidney Pills gave him immediate
ments, and are always effeetlvo’for
rheumatism. backache, weak back and
lumbngo.-—W. F. Wigmore & Co. ”
Ono of the most effective
A man can enjoy reading a mother-
jokewif he is a bachelor.
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“ THE PLACE"
SCHOOL
. SHOES
FOR BOYS .81
GIRLS
srnono. eoLio roorwnn.
won on new AND orvtisn
Liner.
$1.00 to $3.60
TWO sronrs .
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12c Ginghatns ..... 6¢ yd.
25c 40 in. White
LaWns 12c yd
20c Oil Cloth 15¢ yd.
25c Window Shades 19¢
Lace Curtains
$3.25 Lace Curtains
$1.95 Pair
$2.25 Lace Curtains
’ $1.49 Pair
$2.00 Lace Curtains
$1.39 Pair
$1.25 Lace Curtains 85¢ pr.
$I~.oo Lace Curtains 75¢ pr.
(39c Lace Curtains 49¢ pr.
10c Outing Flannel *7¢ yd.
8c Outing Flannel 41¢ yd.
19c Hose 12‘/2c
a pair
100 dozen Latiics' Lisle
Hose. silk finish gown, lgc
value. For Saturday 12 t—zc
pair. '
$5 Dresses$199
All $5 Sunnner'lhcsscs in
the house on sale at $1.99.
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$1 Corsets 590
We will place on sale‘this
day only about 100 pairs of
first quality $1.00 Corsets,
this season's best models—«'
not discontinued numbers.
Very special RC pair.
$1 Waists 490
Regular $$Loo Mitosis on
sale at 49c.
59c Kimonos
29c
Some more Long Kimonos
to close out at 29c; regular
59c values. it
$5 Skirts $8.49
All “”001 Serge Skirts in
blue and black, very good
models to select from; regu-
lar $5 stock shirts for tomor—
row $3.49. "
$8.59 Wool
Skirts $1.99
Take your pick of all of our
$3.50 Woo Shirts for tomor-'
row $1.99.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill work for Everything
- Telephone. 40.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in populuity as a substitute for lath one
plaster and well-paper. It in susceptible of an infinite varloty
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of I
wide scope for individuu prefer-moot and into. We are Agent-
and k‘eeo I large supply on hand.
W.“ -_._....._._.
o rum ’3 o
BEST BUTTER. A POUND
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAaHlNGTON 81., SOUTH NORWALK
Dollvulao 8:30 a. m. Ind 2:80 p. m.
Tel. Me. too.
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REMNANTS OF LOOT OF WAR
GAME FOUND IN LODGINGS.
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Part of General
Give Clue to Robbery.
A package of clothing found in on
unoccupied roof or the iomorcial lio-
toi on Water street by Caretaker Wor-
reu of that establishment has revealed
a clue to tho myotorloun disappearance
and robbery of the personal effects oi
Adjutant General II. S. Stillotsonot
St. Athens, Vt. from the oiiicoa of the
Adams Express Co, in Bridgeport on
August 19, while the gonorol was hero
attending the recent war mnnoouvors.
'l’hnt General Btillotson was not the
only victim of the tine! or thieves is
also shown by n. number of articles
found in this room which the not listn
ed among his otteotshnd which bear
imprint» of 9. Springfield. Mann. com
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none-Iliootnlooolo ..... c.9-I..-9.‘oo¢o-~
BEST FLOUR. LARGE BAG ........................ .......
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LOVERS MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK. A cm
19 POUNDS cartoon-rec squn Fort LT..
Stillotlon'o Effect-
no Annual. 18th, thondlutunt Gon—
orol shipped a dross-suit core with on
tloios valued at over $100 from St.
Album, W, by Adam Express. The
hookups was resolved by the local ot-
iloo ntiflrldxoport‘ond when called, tor
by tho owner-nu found mining. All
trace onion unlit partial recovery
was More! or. . , '
880
.50
.........100
u..uno-
Pru Deliver-l.
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fuslon in this vicinity.
WAKEMAN“ DISOHARGES TEN AU- 5
TOISTB. Q
FAIRWIFJLD. Aug. 31. J‘tliltico Bacon I
Welcomed gave out a decision title
morning discharging the ten untold“
arraigned before him yesterday after:
noon to; alleged violation of the mo-
tor vehicle laws. The men were 31'.
Charles J. Holler. Dr. Henry ill. Mil“.
Henry A. Whoolor, Arthur J. For. N.
H. Downs and John D. delay. alto!
Bridgeport. oeolge c. Conltlin of one
ton and George Horton of Middleton
All wore mooted on 'ovidenoo throttle
ed by States Policeman Vol-911i who
stationed himself last Sunday at you:
is road and iKlng' Highway. antloo
Wakemon after hearing the ovidonoi
visited the location yertordsy utter“ '
noon and satisfied himself that “cou-
ditlohn were such that romantic our.
did not require" that , the com
should do dlil'crontly then they did;
The court. however, recommend: ‘
out of consideration to others =
highway: that motorists should
thou ham or ”boll: which nesting
herons cornea , ,
Tito «comm ' tiers mooted no
nomination of mi?“ tin
Norwalk Chronicler