New Il’atterns
IN CURTAINO. 1
SWISS ETAKMINEs AND
OCRIMB.
LACE. CURTAINS
50:11:: 52.50 a pair.
«E. K. BANKS
‘ Mahlckcmo Hotel Block
80th Norwnik
Tit-5'44"}
Mini-4”}
for 3001! work.
South Norwslk.
Miss Clara Natterford was a visitor I
in New Canaan, Sunday.
James Banagossa “'35 3‘ VISIIOY in continued warm tonight and Tuesday.
iFor Connecticut:
the Park city, yesterday.
Mrs. James Cook, of New Canaan,
was a visitor in Norwalk, Saturday.
Miss Anna ‘Shanahan, of Wilton
aveue, is visiting friends in Ridgefleld.
George Weierhauser has accepted a
position in the 11318 & 'lowne factory ed 3. in inches of min during the last
in Stamford.
Manager Gus Knorr, of the Nor-
iwalk Baseball Club, is able to be out!
after a three days‘ illness.
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Mrs. B. T. NatterfOrd has returned
from Brooklyn, where she went to at-
tend the funeral of her sister.
Mrs. T. E. Montgomery and Miss
S. Powell has neturned home after a
visit with friends in Springfield, Mass.
Tickets are selling fast for the
tral over the-Lake region, is producing I
Danbury Firemen's Parade excursion
and the committee is correspondingly
elated.
0 .
Mrs E, G. Smith, of Bayview are
one, has resumed her duties in melwith reverse power The this did the
Boston Store, after a vacation of one
month".
William Thompsonpf New Haven.
spent Sunday at the home of his par-
ents, Councilman and Mrs. William
Thompson.
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S. Treat Stanley is home for a few
days, before he returns to- the Adiron-
dacks to teach school. Treat teaches
in Menaga School at RainbowLake.
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One of the small cars jumped the
track at the corner of Main and Wall
street yesterday. The wayward car
was soon placed back on the rail again
and traiflc was delayed only a few
minutes.
Mrs. William Ryan and daughter,
Helen, of Mexico City, arrived in Nor‘
walk, Saturday, ior an extended visit
with relatives. Mrs. Ryan was iormer-
ly Miss Ella Claugherty, of Norwalk,
and has many friends here.
M
Miss Lillie Collins, the popular clerk
in DeKlyn’a store, is enjoying a much
needed vacation from her duties.
Miss Collins will have a two we ks
respite from her duties and expects to“!
visit friends in "New Canaan today.
(‘hoi’ James Robinson, oi the Knob
club has another prosperous season
to report. He will probably remain
until the fifteenth of the month, are
closing the restaurant. It is expected
that tho genial she! will be secured for
next season. '
Bonnie Poultry Feeds contain all
the essential Ingredients considered
by the poultry experts as most con-
vlent to load. has advertisement or
Manuel '1‘. Hatch.
William S. Coley, oi Cannon Sta:
tlon, let! this morning, tor Amherst‘
College where he will study forestry
d landscape gardening. The trip
was made by auto and Mrs. Stanton
Coley and daughter also made tho
trip. Thoywlii return shortly.
Reduced Prices
.et Foley have returned to this city
lstreet, let‘t today for Englewood, N. J.,
|to spend a week with her parents,
‘
‘ Developing
and Printing
.The best oi! work Try us once and
you will alv‘vnya remember the place
At Both Stores.
Wu. P. BEERS
Norwaik.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and Vicinity:
Fair and
Fair tenight and
probably Tuesday; light westerly
winds. An area of high pressure cen-
pleasant‘weatllet this morning in all‘,
sections east of the Mississippi river
except on the llast Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts. Tampa F1a..repor-t
24 mours. A trough of low messuio,
extending from Arizona uortheastward
to Wisconsin, is producing unsettled
weather in theiwestern sections. The
long range forecasts that generally‘
fair weather with temperatures about
normal will prevail during this week.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 60; high, 68.
Cloudy. '
George Capporway spent
in New York.
A motorboat ran on the rocks out-
side the Cove Pond, yesterday and her
owner, from South Not-walk, struggled
with the engine for some time endeav-
oring to draw the boat on the rocks
Sunday
trick finally. The boat's bottom was
strained a bit—«Stamford Advocate.
Miss S; 1M. Powers and Miss Morgan
from a week's visit in I-lolyoke and Mt.
Tom.
George Boehmaud and Joseph Ma-
son, of New Rochelle, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Brede, of
Low: street; yesterday.
m
,Mrs. Thomas Wright, of 55 Spring
Mr. and Mrs. John Slebert.
Had it not been for the alertness of
one of the motormen on the Stamford
I would be added to the trolley list.
'd-runk lay asleep in the middle of the.
line Saturday night, another fatality
A
Wilson Point road track and was seen
just. in time by the motormun of a
northbound trolley. The car was stop-
pcd and the drunken mun thrown up~
on a hunk near by.
The Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42,
l. 0. O. 11“., has received an invitation
To pay a fraternal vislt'to'Mary Rebek-
ah badge on Wednesday evening, Slep-
the trip will please notify the secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury or attend
the rchcrnul of the team and guard
which will be held on Friday evening
of this week. The trip will be made
by automobile.
,in Water street youtorddy morning.
ducive to highest egg production. The? The truck was one or the largest ever
. are inexpensive, economical and‘com seen in Norwalk.
v. Consular, who is in the drug bush
A large combination chemical. high
pressure pump and how K1101: lira
truck stopped at the Lockwood Garage
it belonged to the
New, York Fire Department and was
sprout/e to the factory in Springfield.
Mass" for repairs.
of the members oi the lino: company.
was a the wheel. '
ilithium 111. 11.1.1111. who moved trout
Dunbar-y to New Canaan a short time
ago to reside with his son-ind“ John
nous there, has lust. been appointed
building inspector or the borough or
m Canaan; 11111111 11 new ordinance
nebuildisfi may be erected in New
’in tho Arturo without 11 permit
FURNITURE
N.I —OF-
QUALITY
One of the noteworthy points of our aims is, Its SDIId RsIIabII.
icy. Our High Quality, Our Low Prices, ou1 huge and Well select-
ed stocks. are facts not theories,
(‘olllns' Quality has long been accepted by knowing tmniture
buyers as the standard of merit; ii an article is here it’s good.
We have iuiihi'ully considered the immune needs and oftei a choice
line of seasonable fumiture that will bring brightness and comforts
to the home
A. J. COllins 81 CO.
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“Bonnie Poultry Feed” Makes
Hens Lay More Eggs
It increases the capacity or good hens. and it‘ll make even a
illOOI‘ hen do her level best. “Quality" is an old story,1b11t one well
listening to. If there is any doubt in your mind as to what 1 claim
for my feeds, send in a trial order and forever after become one of
my regular customers.
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.
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Fall and Winter Campaign, 1912
JEDDO--PLYMOUTH---H. W. A.
9955.14
RAYMOND BROTHERS
.mu.
DAVID W. RAYMOND j
Funeral Director- Embalmer
Iii No. Main 8%, so. Norwsik
Residence. 5 Washington at.
Telephone at claw-ease . 1
Telephone at Muss—493.
KRYPTOK
WWJ'M BI F0041
EYES EXAMINED FREE 1 _
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings,
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Norwaik.
'Fenwick Optical »» CO.
S p e c i a I
$1.50
Fountain Syriugs
890
Guaranteed for Two Years.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
, Chiropractic is' the science or the
{cause or the disease and the art of ad
1 lusting the same. Diseases are caused
15y a wrench tw'lst or sprain In the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
u WALL OTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 43..
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
this disease and pain. and health Is
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention; also
'Curvature of the Spine You will
{never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C
.4 WASHINGTON 8T. 30. NORWALK
111911.110 Treatments Given Also
THE RECREATION TOURS.
tomber liith. Those wishiuc to tnko‘
Automobiles to Rent
By the hour, day or week. Our chauffeurs are all skilled and care-
iul men.
SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR. NOW ready for immediate do-
livery.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 1390 NORWALK, CONN.
Block Island—:S-da tours 511.50
i Saturdays Aug. 4th. 311st.
'Atlsntlc City—5d” tours .. $21.00
Mondays. Aug. 26 Sept. 9,16th.
White Mountains—~54!” tours $25.00
Mondays, Aug. 26. Sept 2nd.
Bermuda-9- -dny trips .. $41. 50 up'
Saturdays, Sept. 7, 14. 28th.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mounhlnr—G-dly tripe 321.60
1 Mondays. sent. 9, 16th. Accommo
dations Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem
Niagara Falls-JI-days' trig!)1 ., $31.00
Saturday, September 'It
Niagara Falls, St. Lawrence River
and Montreal . ...... ..... $41.50
Saturday, Sept. 7th, Gdays trip.
Wilmington, D. C. .
October lith and 21st, bday trips .
Gettysburg, Luny Caverns and Wash-
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED ITI‘
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service In prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.
ingion. D. C. ....... . ..... $32.00
October 12th Mays trip.
For descriptive circular of all tours
call on G. W. Harris, at depot, or ad-
dress Tho Recreation Tourist (30..
191 Orange St, New Haven.
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SUMMER TIMETABLE
0n and alter Monday. June 17, 1912,
the new and commoditius
STEAM ER HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William G Young, Mil run as
follows: heme Huntington (or Nor-
walk Mondays and Fridays at 11:45 a
no. 1111112. 80 p in. Leave Norwalk tor
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
Mr. Perkins, one .
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main 81., South Norwslk
Think what you save in this clearing sale. We will carry not
Suits. Dresses, Coats. skirts. Waist: over into the out scum We
prefer to close out what we have left at a loss rather than have
them left on hand. The women shrewd noon!!! to figure ahead
and lnvut a dollar where it will do the mat good will at one. mop-
aiso in this alter the opportunity to 1119111: her clothes needs at a do»
aided «vial.
ti: 45 :1. 1n. and 5:30 p m Excursion
tickets 50 cents. Single taro 40 cents.
Children, ii to 12 years. excursion 85
cents. Single furs. 25 cents. Passes
sera from Norwalk by S: 45 11.111. boat
will have four hours at Huntington.
Our summer schedule gives the poo-
plo of Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodious steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound and over one
of the finest shoots of water In the
World, Huntington Bay, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties at 10 or more
can make arrangements with the ow
told to stop at Valley Grove.
Lunches and meals served on tho
Mitt I!) OMDOMM steward.
The Read 8: Volk
WE ARE
EXTENSIVE '
on car was floor and “trout
think we were out am 1.
dutiful." So come right CM
11111111111114, carpets. «w oil ,
Electrical Co.
TINVOIIMPUII’ Equipped
summons silos
, in tho ‘rm
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‘ so. uorirur. Music 11.11 also:
Li 3 1|" I.o nin'c‘uin'~:n.‘II'ZIZDII".
grestored through harmonizing the six
MEET ME AT Tnsga ‘
SouthNorwaIk Dry Goods Co.
A Few Specials F or
SaturdayandMonday
O n l y
MEN'S ALL SILK NEGKTIESi—Ali styles, 50c value, at ...... 1. 190:
A dandy line 0! 69¢: SHIRTS only 259‘
75c SHIRTS-4)] sWell patterns. at .
Only Two to a Customer. ,
MEN'S ALL SILK HOSE-wade value, at ........ 25c Pair. I
The best TRUNKS on earth and We are not ashamed to sell them ,
the best on earth. Special today and Monday $2.98, $3.98, $4.98.
NEVA SLIP WAIST HOLDER 0R SHIRT WAIST GRIP-Just look 3‘
atlt........ ..... ........................... 100
MA dandy’line of 4 INCH TAFFETA SILK RIBBON, all colors; 19c va~ 1
inc. Sale ........ . ...... 12 1-20
N09,” and 16 BLACK VELVET RIBBON—Big value at'39c. Our .;
special .................. .. ................... 7250
Big job of BLANKETS we will put out while they last at. 45m ‘
2Lot ....... ..... .............. . ..... . 751:, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 r;
350 LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTSI-Vaiue. $1.00. Today and Mon- ,
day . 550
IOIIIOIIII‘DVCII-IOIIIIvooslloo‘.
South Norwalk Dry Goods. Co. :
28, 30,and 32 South Main St.
“\aked truth" must compel the conviction that it
is the height of extravagance to drive a heavy car
at a cost of forty cents a mile~wl1en a Ford will
take you “yonder" and back as quickly and com-
fortably—mud at less than one-tenth the cost. S.
L. Benedict. 98 South Main St.
W...— LU‘ W"£SW My
Good Green Corn per dozen 20c
Green Lima Beans per quart 05c
GET YOUR PEACHES FOR CAN NING NOW.
Tomatoes, per quart ..... .. ....... .. 3R4...
Potatoes, per peck .. ................ . . ...... 25c
Peaches,per quart........... ...... . .......... ...........zoc ‘.
Sweet Potatoes, per peck .‘ ...... . ..... . 3511'
Home Musk Melons, Oranges, Cucumbers, Squash, Beets.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN CT. PHONI "I
All business success is I necessari-
‘ly due to some sort; of adver-
tising. No matter what; your on-
terprise may be, it must become
known to others besides yourself.
There are numerous methods of .
conveying to the public the facts
yourdesire them to know. But
the BEST way is that which
tells the most people in the
quickest time and that; daily”
keeps pounding your f‘businosg
. otters into their heads and mono V
holly convinces them of the
advantages of doing business:
Norwalk Chronicler