condition ‘,
RAGE mi.» »
New Patterns
IN CURTAINS.
SWISS, ETAMINES AND
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shame.
LACE cua'nuus
I , 500 to $2.50 a pair.
. E. K. BANKS
“ T. A. Mahackcmo Hotel Block
South Norwulk
, Wit-Mew
i
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy and unsettled weather with
slightly higher temperature tonight;
Wednesday fair. Unsettled showery
weather with low temperatures for
the season of «the year prevails this
morning in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and in New England.
Pleasant weather with high tempera-
tures prevails in the southern and
central sections. A long trough of
low pressure, extending from Utah
mortheastward to North Dakota, is
producing unsettled weather in the
Rocky Mountain districts. A secon-
dary disturbance, central this morxr
intg, near Pittsburg, Pa, wil probably
01101136 eastward and produce cloudy
and unsettled weather, with showers
and slightly higher temperature in
this vicinity tonight, probably follow-
ed by fair on Wednesday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 67; high, 81.
Clear.
lilies Estelle Smith is spending a
few days at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
Dancing will he in order at the
Yacht Club tonight. The prizes which
were won in the water sports will be
given to the winners this evening.
John Greenwood returned to his
duties as mail carrier in Norwalk this
morning. Mr. (ireexmood has been
enjoying a week's vaction from his
duties. He reports it pleasant time.
The Hungarian Sick Benefit Society
had a dance yesterday arternOOn and
evening in Arion 111111, and the amm-
was very largely attended. The mu-
nic was first-close as usual, and all
had a good time.
W mmw n. -..—,——.._._9 Q
'ed it this morning as a fact.
Vmains in exactly the same position it
The, annual races will be held at the
'Norwulk Yacht Club, Saturday. Sep
lumber 7 A umoker will be. held in
the evening, and the prices which the
vurioue bouts won during uhe Season
will be given to the ownera.
Air. and Mrs. ‘Ruluu J. Smith. of
Sprint; otrcoi. left this morning {01;
il’lli.HIIOId Mush. where they will
spend a few time, from whence they
will go to Benton Muse. returning at
the out! of the wcclt by way or boat
to New York city.
Attorney John J. Walsh left Sunday
morning for me Mouton. town. to at-
tend the National Conference of Tax
Commieuionc and Commissionem from
all the states or the union. Mr. Walsh
in chairman of tho apociol cammioulon
unpainted by Governor Baldwin to in-
vouiiguto tointlon of certain corpora-
Hons. lie in attending the conference
in the. interests at tho utotc of Connec-
iicut.
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A number oi! booth not out for Hunt-
ington. L. 1.. mtorday to see the
races but owing to the storm and the
heavy och many were forced to turn
hook, and more who did so heron
wished that they had not for there
were no noon hold. William J. ”Mc-
Hugh, Jo, and party of Mood: in the
Knocks. end dioraco Noah and party
of {Hands In tho 1’th want 11ch
and got good and weighing. George
A. Jennings no son. Mint. end 0. por-
ti’ 621ml!“ alcoholic the trio.
WM. m who have been enjoying a w
. mourns.
.15 moo W ......l...:.'
chi
Cir” m.
Elion at The Hague. but the method of
‘ been decided upon.
Developing *
and Printing
The beat of work. Try us once and
you will always remember the place
for good work.
At Both Stores.
WM. p. 111mm,
South No‘rwalk. Nomlk.
illll’llli llillinl
‘ llllii u illillllll
Has No intention of Demanding;
Arbitration oi Panama '
Tolls Mailer
LONDON, Sept. 3.~A complete (its;
uvowul is given this morning by the
British Foreign Oliice of the tic-culled
ofllcial ani‘iouucement that the British
W W.-.
AUGUST
CLEARANCE
SALE
01 Furniture, Draperies and Houseturniahlngu.
reductions of born 15 per cent. to 30 per cent. The sturdy buyers of
, The Norwullia have learned to opp1eclato the strict truth of our state-
‘mente. glur goods are thoroughly well made and warranted in every
particular and include all that is best in high and medium priced
modern designs. We invite 0. comparison of quality and prices.
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
AN IMPEDIMENT lN THE SPEECH IS BETTER THAN IMPEDI-
MENT IN THE THOUGHT.
Any poultry keeper who thinks he can do ball up well with
out Bonnie Home Ground Feeds certainly has an impediment in
his thought. Poultry raisers everywhere praise Bunnie Feeds.
There's a feed for every need. Bonnie Chick Feed, Bonnie Growing
Feed. Mash Feed, Scratch Feeid.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Concrete, Cement. Flag
QCurb & Gutter Reset
L Old Walks Recovered
IllGrading. Excavating. Team Work
guaranteed price I
”WOO”
RAYMOND BROTHERS
government will formally demandlur-
bitratlon on the Puuumu Cunul tolls
question.
The lilies of action which lie before
the British government are now being
considered and any announcement of
the kind is premature.”
This is the full text of the formal
statement given out by the Foreign
Office today in reply to requestu
for details as to the reported demand
for arbitration.
in explanation of the publication of
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u WALL amen
NORWALK.
Puouu m.
0. B. Jackson
Optician
iEverything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
the report. the ofilcials ot’ the Foreign
Office said in the first place it was
wholly incorrect. for no announcement
had ever been made nor even decided
on by the British government.
The statement purporting to he oili-
clal was issued by the Press Asuncio-
tion and the Central News, two of the
leading news agencies. it appears ut
an hour when it was too late to obtain
independent confirmation or denial
and all the London uewepupero print-
lnotead of this being, the cane. how-
ever. the Panama Cunal question rc-
has occupied for some time. The gov-
. gm
Automobiles to Rent
By the hour,
i’ul men.
SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOVER CAR.
livery.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET; Telephone 681-8 NORWALK. CONN.
day or week. Our olmuiteure are all skilled anti core-
Now ready for immediate de-
Il‘iro' Alarm Headquarters in. Electric
OOU'I'H ‘NORWALK FIRE ALARM
IOXEI
l'VqVOl‘kl. Telephone for nre alarml.
8~xWauhinuton and North Main Btu.
Mahockemo Hotel. .
EZRDuz and Raymo nd Sta
0 Cornet Factory. private.
Gnfloyt's 'I'heiittrei
lmNorwulk Hos (pital
8~Muui 6 Han. uno'ra and City Hotel-
9-01-5053 St.
izwxWost at. Franklin School.
13-ISKCOndofd Bt.. Concord and Lin-ob
ll—North Main and Ann Btu.
ism-Hi h St. and Ba view Ave.
ld~x orwulk Iron orkl.
l7——-Weot Ave and Cedar St.
lsu-lllgh School West Ave.
21—~- West St. and Taylor Ave
28~xFly Ave. and Low (1.81
hiwcneotnut and Home Ste. .
213—1130th Main and come Bu.
Bil—Lexington Ave. dnd Austin Bt.
27—»Went and Elm Grove Sta.
ill—South Main 8L. between Grove one
Meadow Btu.
82—4111“) Electricc iWorlul. State It.
“wa ring andC lstla‘y]
tier Btu.
avilond and
7~xbockwood Mtg.
41~Fulrneid Ave. and Cedar St.
I"—-Taylor Ave. and Bout th St.
I3~Woodwurd Ave. and Meadows t.
iB—gurritt and Quintard Avon. and WM.»
t
46- Woodwurd and Lowndeu Avel.
61—-Golden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
52 «Washington St Brl iced
fill-MFreight yard and Anne 8L, private.
fiifiNorwolk Look 00.. private.
(1:) Denotes non-interfering box“.
(M) Muster box, from which the num
ber of any box can be sounded.
One. stroke at 12 noon and i 9.11:.
standard time a,
One stroke alt odd times. touting 01
lino open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. are out. ro-
cullu department. 1-1
oft'l‘hlreel allow strokes, water to be ohul
At 12:05 p. .m., each Wenulday, I. box
ulied tort test.
i ire alarm: for on district lilo to
ceived by telephone.
a:
is
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. 56 Van zant Street
Telephone 170
4—Fitch School (private).
5»—Morti n School (privatel.
‘313--Eiifli Wilmington and For! Sta.
214—.Vun Zundt St. and Osborn Ave.
21o~Enst Ave. and Rowan St
217~Winfleid St.
;223‘~~Fort and Charles Eta.
221—4231“ Ave. and Fl 11 St.
f 225—«St. John St. and Fit lie Ave.
332»Senvlew Ave. and First St.
j 335-—Boule\ urd and Second St.
336—»C‘ove Ave. and Fifth St.
337~Boulevmd 11nd Blackstone St. (Tel
i 3'41 Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave (Tel.
3(2—-Koyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
343~~Sliore Huvcn (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of ii p. m. and
6 3.111.. giving location of fire. an alarm
will be given 0. nearest hon
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on gremiues where located.
. Secon alarms are only to be given by
ltho chief or acting chief upon his arrival
lat the tire.
. Special Signal.
;1~—Oueen blast at odd times. testing or line
1-.One blast at SAL m standard 111110
1- lh-va blasts, re out
11- it—Twenty two. at 8 n. m., no morn-
ing sesnlon of public achoolm a:
no
1-1 11~Twenty~ mm. at 12 30 p.
ternoon session oi public schmooi.
liilll iilw'l‘en blasts quickly calls the
entire department
NORWALK FIRE ALARM!
lie—Corner at Main and Wall Streets.
ill—«Bowen Avenue and Union Place
Zita-Spring Hill and Kellogg Street
Ei—t'nlon Park.
“26”“ est Avenue and Berkeley Street.
‘1 27~-Frunklln Avenue and Lynea Place
;31-—-Gus house (Private but).
SZ—Wect Avefi‘ue and Merwin Street.
33~Hurhor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34—«0 hnpel Street and Hnrbor Avenue.
Slimli'est Av.enue near the armory
38— Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
;41-— CIOBB Street and Wilton aienue.
I2~Mnln street and North Avenue.
(“S—rionce Street.
iolu—Grund Street and Tlndall Lune.
‘Sfl—Muln and Catherine Streets
v Cannon Road and Fair Street.
ilk-Chestnut Street. near Summer St.
55~.\1a1n Street and Union Avenue.
62-—0n The Green.
Gib—132nm Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
64—42913: Avenue and Daekam Lane.
HOWAYTON“ FIR! ALARM DISTRIO‘I‘I
Ragilhlund Ave 10 N. I . N H. t a
11.
13~Hiokory Bluff and Bell Plofltnd.
14~Plne Point and Rotten?
zl-- Inctlol‘und’gound to $1ch 1%781
on II.” cK llney 0 911110 I
22~Pennoyer 8t. tot. yo
28-01-01“ St. to RM ram.
u~Ruilrood tovyrooxoido.
ernment will in all probability propose
its reference to the Court of Arbitra-
m w...»
submitted it to that tribunal has not
The Foreign Chloe hoe been
throughout outopoken in its COIIVL‘NlIr
lions with representatives of the. press
in the nintement that urbitrirtion lo the
only pohuibio conreo
Sir Edward (trey the Secretory or
Stole for Foreign Adulre, and other
niomboru of the lirilieh cabinet have
been neuttnrcd oil over the United
Kingdom uml tho Continent. ever
since the Panama. Canal hill became
:1 low. end in 1::(1nuetpionco oi.” Illillly of
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT!
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
nonwotx. nor NORWALK.
u Old
15~Whito Bridge north to Brook-loo.
lO-Whlto Bridge 8. . to 1...]. Bound.
White Burl see. 0.1. I So u.nd.
Ono stroke or the tire hell at odd timo-
Indicaten touting.
"ng at Iroltol of are boll, thul. 1.1. an
Oil
Four strokes“ 01° fire hull. tutu. 1-1-1-1
waterh to has
are A third or I‘moro OIIIW indicate nrioui
MAILS
Norwalk Postoffice
Mom monotone
the lean important proposals probably
would not be known until tomorrow.
At. best, the pmbubllltiea are thut tho
ilrol roturnewillnotbcroccivutluntil
iirol. returns: will not be received until
into tonight, according to Mr. Groves.
Early voting lit-tho larger cities ct
tho state was fairly hoary. according
to udviceu. laborers interested in the
six, or seven labor proposals going to
the polls on their way to work.
James Bondsman spent Sunday and
Monday in Bridgeport as the guest of
i‘rlendc.
A suited communication of Old Well
101139.140. 108. F. and A. M, will he
heldrthls evening.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House.
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. M‘l“..9"" South Norwalk
*7 .
Think what you have in this clearing sale. We will carry no
Suite, prelim, Com. mum, Waist: over into the next won. We
prefer to clan out what We have left M. a ion rather than have
them left. on hand. The woman chrowd 911mm to More ahead
and invent. a. dollar when it will do thermalt cood will at once recog-
uiu in thin and the opportunity to amply her clothes needs at it do-
cldod “vino.
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On account of the holiday yestcra
day, the South Norwalk Trust (Io. will
lie open tor business between 7 und
'3 tonixht.
MJudhirsJihtt Joneeoi’tiwm‘
cotton of a month ht Hancock lit 12..
have returned to thin city.
A Rumba of how which stoned.
in!" mm
I: 0 u. m.»—
a: 0 o m. ~Ilunhuw divlllon.
110 a. no.» ~Wut and South Nomik.
9:60 a. m .. not Wm and 80.51on
13:00 In "New Tori: and Wu .
12:45 9.111 uncut cud south Norwolk.
1:16 p. m wmnbury divl nion
1:25 p. mun—ti’oimuy want or Btumrora. Ht
8:10 p. m “Welt and South Norwuk.
5:00 p.1n..——Cnp‘non Hutton. Doubury on
5:30 11.11: nun—Ecol. Welt end no. Norwalk.
I100 p.131 m-Iilut. Wont audit 0 Nomlk.
loud-yo and Hello-yo.
glut mail clonal at it do.
on
do collection at ll. 30 In.
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25388
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p. nun-Now Y r 13m in and mu
Ho». :11. .. In. Wentohdfiodimfll
moon. ”good So. Normal.
Com-w win :41?"an from I untiI 10
"' m' n. 3. ABA)“. emu.
churn ‘Nouwnx our omen
South, Norwalk Paloma:
“All-t, ARMY! VHO"
7100 19le 11. In
fig;
Tomatoes, per quart
I
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A Few Of Our
SnappyBargains’
32 INCH SCOTCH GINGHAMSWPrctty pinlde, checks and stripes.
a value ndveitlsed by other stores tor 19c. Our price, yard 12a
18 INCH TWILLED ROLLER TOWELINGmSold usually for 00 yard.
Our price, yard ..........,. ...... ..... 4o
72 x on FULL BLEACH SHEETS—oust us a flyer, each .‘ ..... . 27.:
BEST QUALITY GALATEAs—In stripes and plain colors; sold by
atoms for 17c. Our price, yard ....... . ...... 12 1-2.0
WOMEN’S BLACK 8|LK BOOT HOSE—With extra. high spliced;
heel and toe. Sold usually for 500. T1111 and block. Our price 266,
*iWe sell only the best made BOYS’ and GIRLS’ STOCKINGBL
at .................. . .............. . ..... . 2 pairs forv25c.’
'36 INCH PERCALESwPoeltively worth 12 1-2c. Good styles. ”’Sl‘é'v’vt
only, yard .. ........ . ..................................... . so ‘
40 002. LADIES' LINGERIE WAISTSwNot a waist in the lot ‘1
worth less than $1.00; some worth more. Our special,
price ................. ......... ; ............ 591:.
~ SILK PETTICOATS—In a big variety of colors; $2.50 values. Take .
your pick at .................... . ........... ......... . $1.39
STREET AND HOUSE DRESSES~Only a .few left after the great
rush of our opening sale. Some sold as high as $5.00, others .
as low as $3.50. Take your'choice while the lot lasts at $1.89
SWEATERS-4V9 sell the non- -slnlnkuble Keller Koat Sweaters, the
best made in America today, perfect fitting, all colors, from”
$3. 98 to $10.00
CHlC MUSLIN UNDERWEARwLadies' Combinations made of fine
quality nainsook, prettily trimmed with embroidery and lace.
Good value at 75c. Our special price .............. 49c .
ONE LOT COMBINATIONwExtra line qud’iity French cambric, beeu- ' .
tifully trimmed with imported embroidery and lace. Every gar- ' ‘
merit worth $2.00 to $3.50. Your choice .................... 98c
MEET ME AT THE
South Norwalk Dry Goods Co. All
' 28, 30 and 32 South Main St.
it ac-
\’i'hnt's your a car?
“system" of judging
(‘Klmllllshment counts with you more than fashions
fickle fancies—you‘ll throw prejudices
winds~and judge1 the Ford on its merits.
the one car that has stood till the tests.
Benedict. agent, 98 South Main street.
the
it's
S. L.
All.)
Good Green Corn
Green Lima Beans
per dozen 206 3
per quart 05C:
..................... . .cs
Potatoes, per peck. .......... . ............ . .. ......... . 25c
Peaches, perquart ............ ....... . 10c
Sweet Potatoes, per peck ...‘ ...... .. ..... . ...... 350:
HomeMusk Melons, Oranges, Cucumbers Squash, Beets.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN 3T. PHONE. “I
All business success is necessari~
‘ly due to some sort of adver-
tising. No matter what your 911- .
terprise may be, it must become,
known to others besides yourself.
There are numerous methods of
conveying to the public the facts .
you desire them to know. But
the BEST way is that which ,.
tells ' the most people I in the, '7
quickest time and that daily
keeps pounding your business
011ch into their heads and ev out- ”I
dolly convinces them of the
advantages of doing basins»
Norwalk Chronicler