. 1... ’ ‘ ' ‘ y y ‘7 .. .
Wash mend. are unusually nonnative
intended. We are showing the.
shoot styles... . .
managements ’
Plain sud striped. "
stress crisps.
' Figured and Plain.
BAMIE LINENE.
Plain Only;
CHiFFON Linen.
‘Ploln Galore.
“QD‘KTENQ” NEW CLOTH.
Combination Crepe and fiction.
LAWNS. BATIBTES, FOULARDS.
‘A. Dickerman 8: Son
. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE B. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
"'v
rm.» as
rrsiiroeda‘husihoss flinch
mesons new. and menacme‘lendi
mussel-onset for its patrons to m
railroads .or the country ore beginning
to give recognition to it. 7 { .
A few years ago. the Board of!»
rectors of the New York, New flayed
and Hartford Railroad Company, ‘do-
circus of making some experiments
,along this line, appropriated $5.000 for
beautifying the cut through which' its
lmoln line runs at Mount Vernon. N.
iY. This cut extends for several miles
fand in pieces is over a hundred feet
deep. Naturally it is not particularly
attractive to travelers and was
{thought to be good ground for an ex-,
apex-intent of this kind. ;
, The work of beautifying was put in
‘chsrae of C. D. Perkins, Division En-
gineer. The ditches along the tracks
were concreted, the long sloping sides
lot the out were planted with grace
seed and then this was strewn with
Dorothy Perkins rambler roses. The
fly
The Paris Cleak & Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwslk
S LE SALE SALE
lfwe could make you fully realize what a saving it means no you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
here right awey—todsy—und take advantage of these exceptional bar-
gains this sale offers. Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not
to the found anywhere. Come and investigate.
Sale-ln'iboth stores-Stamford and South =Norwalk.
For Ten Days we will Sell High Grade
' Enamel Ware
for Sc, 70 and 90
Regular value tea to 15c.
’Sec Window Display.
The A. J. Angevine & SOn -
Company
Complete Housefurnishers
result has been u transformation of
this port of the line. For weeks this
spring and until recently travelers
passing through this out saw the
slopes above their heads a mess of
pink roses against a. background of
green sword. Each year the displayi
has grown more beautiful. Many
travelers have wondered where they
Qcarne from. thinking perhaps they
were wild roses. On all sides hovel
scene presented to them.
Not content“ with this Mr. Perkins
has in the lost year of two extended
the rosebeds until now they are found
at Stamford, Riverside. Greenwich:
Port Chester and several other places.
The officials of the Yosemite Nation-
o1 Park are cooperating with the for-
_ est officers of the Stanislaus and Sier-
ra national forests for tire prevention
and control in both the pork and the
forests.
If you don’t
' Know
where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Moblioil Oils.
Columbia No. 8 [lotteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
£322:
Hardware 8: Auto
CROGKER-WHEELER RED-SEAL DRY
MOTORS BATTERIES
ELEC I‘RIC FANS .
New stock Just in, 12 end 16 inch, oscillating type.
ELECTRIC WIRING. ELECTRiCAL SUPPLIES. ETC.
, ' THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Regimes)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 8T. PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
AGAINST TRACK WALKEaRs TOO. i ED MAILB.
Freightrhoppers and other trespasf
_ sets on the N. V.. N. H. d: Hartford
railroad are to have short shrift here
after. the road having started a sweet»
in: crusade to keep off its properties
all not having business there. Hereaf-
ter persons found trespassing on the
railroad, whether steniing"rides or not,
_ especially as o warning that the roll-
‘ ‘ road property is o. dangerous piece.
The crusade has been under way for
some weeks especially user the cities
where the trespassing has been most
* moral. do South Norwalk. during the
. , past week seven trespoosers have been
brought into court.
. Because of the electrification. which
. is expected to be completed in a few
‘ months, trespassing on the railroad
‘ . will be even more dangerous than be
, tore end the rosd has determined to
* reduce it to o minimum to ensure few
‘ realities or injuries. All along the
‘ ling, from New York to New Haven,
signs are being put no. warning tres-
poorer: off the property under penalty
of‘nrrost. and. according to employee
of the road, orders have been issued
to see that the warnings are strictly
enforced.
the government, through its sole
tributed.
ed tor.
share the loss.
The postmaster-general is salted
lots throughout the country for sole.
”totem: opium or morphine. They querulous person.
. constitute the bowel. and do not cure. "le.” "my“ the policeman.
polystiiio, the cough. Enroll. the “Well. min-ho ho hu.
-MW_—.~W” ._......_..
'RA'LWD CRU‘SADE NOW AIMED ADVOCATEB SALE OF UNDELIVERg
mail matter that has accumulated in'
the Post Office Department during the
your at stipulated points throughout
the country instead or in the capital,
on has been the cone in previous years,
has been asked by the merchants of
will be arrested and an endeavor made Washington. In it petition to Postmnn— .fiiCllHl. to examine your eyes WITH-
to have the courts prosecute them to terGeoornl diurloson recently. the Oll'l‘ CHMlGE.
the limit as examples to others, but Itetlill M‘orchunts' Association declares our factory in in charge of on
of
“dead letter" mutter enters into com-
petition with them and injures their
business. The association believes thut .
competition should be more widely die
in the post "doud letter" hen been
sold here to the highest bidder with
out the contents of the packages bu-
iug revealed. The charge that this
was a lottery scheme impelled the dc-
psrtmout to open all pechges and dis-
play the contents More bids were sol:-
This fact. the merchants de-
clare, operates to encroach heavily up
on their legitimate trade, and they be-
lieve the rest of the country should
distribute the unstimulated mother in
, J "You any to pedestrian has rights
Dani use as 00th medicine com the some on a motor our?" asked the
But i can’t
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
i am-“
l dew/22’
' ,
The Best is
None Too Good
for your eyes. That is the only
kind of glasses that we sell and
that should interest you.
We offer you the service of an
experienced Oculist. graduate bill'-
Supply Co.
: 42 WATER 8T.
- W
expert lens grinder.
THAMER
Oouilm ond Opticians.
d7 Atlantic'squoro. Stamford. Ct.
Open sot. Evenings. Est. 15 Years.
ticslazroittemptolm manually : or roll.“
‘doncomi innmsaisamwnsmnc the m
.tomnc. G. A. It.
been heard favorable comi t f i l .
pen 0 he‘the Greet Sig. Sautelie Shows, Cir-3
where the soil has been favorable. italics educated horses are a ranking
ltrsined equines ever stepped proudly
on nonviolent to the try,- “ ‘
L tion. The
_ mum thui.
. o . . gotthe‘syoonte
pin,- whiph N59 iii-hon out by the
«momma ‘ilneoeo. It relates to
the importatdoogof' leathers, quills”
W
l: Haiw'l‘hattMslresYou ‘
Look Old
. ., . Whyloseyour odl kit t-
. moods. wings. tolls. 3W °" ports 0‘ ful. natural colorseel‘hn‘ti): wilt-’13:;- '
skins. of wild birds. either WV 01' you to keep? There is absolutely no
manufactured. and not for scientific need for it. A few applications of
u! Thole item were prohibit- Hays Hair Health will restore your
‘ grey heirs to their n u 1
ed in the original ‘HWBG bi“ b‘“ were beauty, almost immedl‘gtiii; e‘iIOtloilt Sill
stricken out of the donuts bill. The look even more bountifulthon over-
amendment is to restore the prohibi- your money back if it doesn't. Got a
tion of the House bill. ““19 to(“W-1mm it to your own set--
inflation.
Candidates for Collector. l Always oak for Roy's Hal r Health.
The secretary of the treasury has D031 ting; chaficesdwithdnnykothen.
" " o e Connch- 1'80: not so than is e ttotho
Eotmzdfiheumemm: ,fif‘w“ We a following druggists and get o 50c. bot-
“ ”3“ 0“ lie or Hoy‘s Heir Henlthwsnd s 25c.
hearing Wednesday to cundldates for duke of Horiina Beep, for 50¢; or $1.00
the position of revenue collector for bottle of Hsy's Heir Health and two
the district of IConneiltlcllt. 25¢. cakes of Harlinn Soap Free, for $1.
The Late Rev. Henry 8. Stevens. -
The tuners! of the Rev. Henry S. ROUTEs TO FLusHmo.
'Stevens, of Cromwell, was held yes-j The Touring Department of The An-
tcrdsy . The interment was at Arling-l tomoblle Club of America reports that
ton. Va. Mr. Stevens served in the‘ the most satisfactory route to Flush-
di‘ourtoenth Connecticut es chaplain ing and nearly points on the north
during the war.“ For many years he shore of Long island is. via Queens-
had been a, clerk in the pension bur- _ boro Bridge, Second avenue and Astor-
eou here. and for several years was it avenue to Flushing. A good ulter-
chnplain of the department of the P02 note is via. Queensboro Bridge and
Thompson avenue to Winfield, then
vie Newtown Turnpike, commonly
known as Shell Road, to .‘luskson ave,
turning left Jackson avenue is follow—
cd to Flushing.
On the main route, Jackson avenue
is torn up from the cor burns to Flush-
ing. This stretch under construction
is closed. It was repaved with stone
blocks last year but is now being re-
built with wooden blocks.
cnicursrre s PiLLS
TIMI. DSAIOND BRAND.
I-odirnl Ants your Dru? lot. (of
(‘hl-A‘WUY‘I I’lnn‘mm Tirol
l'lllo hi Red And Gold meiollic
holes. mitt! with mu. Ribbon.
'5‘“ 7:33.“? l‘i’l erlm'hr.
rw .«uyl!-‘.S."fl
infirm» urns» mom»; so
not: known or first. surest, limes Reliabi-
Slllil BY lllllliifilSlS EVERYWHERE
City National Bank
TRANBAGTS A GENERAL BANKINL
STARS THAT SCINTILLATE.
interesting notice of the coming of‘
one. Menagerie, Hippodrome and Wild
West to this fortunate city, South Nor-
walk, Friday, August lot. will be more
interesting is schedule is given of the
actors, stars and features. Sig. Bonn
attraction. No hondsomer or better
into a. ring. lilies Rose Reynolds. with
her performing lions. stortles by her
bravery and lawlessness. Captain
Frank Crsmor, the Boeioch of the
.coges, in his desperate encounter with
l Reich, the mancnting lion, sends
thrills and shudders down the backs
' of the onlookers.
' And the third bravest animal trainer
and subduer. Miss Delores Francis-
cos, should be enrolled here as a star BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
. of the animal kingdom. ’l‘his breve lit» FACILITY coufiigrrzu'r
‘tle lady juggles with leopards. jaguars WI::NKSISG 0
mod panthers. as if they were house- __._"
:csts. She whips them into line; sends Surplus and From
them over and through burning hoops; “17,000.“
dumping high obstructions. rolling and
tumbling over the arena. at the will of 5'” 0‘9“" “’2' SI "“5 ’5 P" 3'”
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pm
their imperious mistress.
i Combined with these unparalleled JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vi»
tests of wondrous skill and bravery, Free.
the big elephants unions audiences WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
Capital
”00,000.00
. with their remarkable intelligence and
lumbersome skill. so to spank. These
animals are most “knowledgeable." a: 3.31.3" jgx‘aflfifitfili
. . _ '0 . .
and show admirable Laining, (.om Christi-n Sworn Fred. Wilma
:blned with animal nature novelty.
il‘his will be the Show of Shows. and,
Mutual Grumman
Henry 8. Lockwood
‘ae "Telly" Hamilton would say: _ 9
“unequaled. unsurpassed and un-
approschable." :(3..:.:.:\:.:.:\:.=..
‘, Don‘t miss the big pngenulry parade ‘
A that leaves the show grounds at ten by ~ ,
morning sun.
NOTICE
During .lnly and August our
store will be closed on Sstur~
day at 12 noon.
1 winning itegulets curs constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver, ' .
ipromote digestion and appetite end
1 easy passage of the bowels. Ask your
ldruggist for them. 26 cents in box.
l __ .7. . mam”. ..
l CORPORATiON PAPERS. ‘
The certificate of incorporation of ’
the North Stamford Avenue and Long ‘ '
Ridge Road Auto Bus Company. of . «
Stamford. has been filed with the stole . ,
secretary. The capitol stock will“ be ~,
$10,000. of which $6,000 is paid in. .,
The incorporniors'sre Martin .1. Pot- .
tor, James F. Dunn, .Henry Miller. ’
Gutzon liergium. Charles J. Weinz. "
Walter 1’. Terry and Charles F‘. Water»
bury.
The certificate of organisation of ..
the New motion-Norwich Poster Ad- ».
vertisiug Company. of New London,
hos been filed. The compuuy will be-
gin business with u curiitnl of 38.000, of
which “.000 is in cash. The oiiicers
'nre lileury ll. Vignot. president and
treasurer, and Ellen Vignot. secretory.
* The certificate of incorporation of
“the Cooperative Auto 00., of Nor‘ ,1.
‘wich. has been filed. The cuptnl will "
i
.be 360,000. of which $5,000 is paid in.
At your service every oth-
er week day from 7 s. m. to
THE
GORHAM
c0.
DECORATORO.
10 Pint 8t. Elsi Nerve-iii
Tel. 462.
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to
Smith
‘9‘ Cleanser and“
Dyer
'24 North on... on.
1 ? Ind-slop; the Hudson River. ions le- ’ 1’
'. l! by the new mod on connection con: .
~ ~ be mode from boos island by the Rye ' -
debut and if the medicine. contains help wondering what would «happen
then harmful opium refuse it. F0- to me if i went along the street melt-
m Honey m m Compound cars the on am kind of m u dome
«is: no opiates, is hauling rind south or these . automobile broom—Wash.
tooth mile ,,
Humility.
loci no: me by m drowns.” .ington stir.
_‘ 30min ferry,
sum Greenwich and ‘“
3 W imt More it to n my
"The incorpcrotors are it. .l. Jodoin. I
John A. Allen. John H. Brown and
John Quinn. '
MM
NEW ROAD UNDER CONSTRUC-
TION.
The Touring Department of The 3;:
Automobile club of America reports .. . .,_
n M! shot. a")
A road under construction from Ml - . ,, You will save much wows...
WM through Charmin 0011060318 on well so time and trn
din
with King street tor Port Chester. 3,510. by "phonic: or son 5
This road is (o be mncodnmised ond 9' whenever “1! M 01 (3:.
, ., molten eon moot. spoons it
when completed will afford s. direct , out of or or in the least.
it cti i‘r liver 1AM Island ”Homemade? _'
m M on ”m o ' nuke-shifts othoet. and are it: .5]
Boot in . 'iong .
....
Sound points in the Enrico: Volley . .-
iond motorists will silo honest granite
W
-_ A ruminations. to me i-
. rrqw l.l.s‘ola,n:-
'1 n s I'I'l'n L’u‘n'u‘u -
Mythie Grey or . Ended ‘
Lewis R. Hurlhir.
paramount tear
The Store closes every
day but Saturday at ao’clocki‘
On Saturdays at 9 o’clock. . ‘
Embroidered Robes
A Clearance at Great Savings
One thing about a Robe Gown, the woman who
buys it may be certain of not seeing it. duplicated sev-
eral times. She will have an individual costume, planned
for herself, and for u dainty summer frock there is noth-
lug,r to compare with it.
A' clearance arranged for this week places a small
group, all that remains of our splendid summer stock. but
which contains some very 10v cly frocks, within reach of
all.
Voile Robe Gowns.
0110, value $18.00 at $10.00
Our, value $19.50 at $10.00
One, value $15.00 at $7-50
One, value $8.50 at $5.00
One, value $12.00 ’ at $6.00
One, value $10.00 at $6.00 .
Two, value $ 5.00 at $2.75
Lawn Robes.
Two, value $7.00 at $4.50
0110, value $i4_00 at 358-00
At the Lace" Section, main floor.
‘ Fine Laces for Camesolvs
Both in Shadow and Valenciennes, rarely dainty put-
terns. with bended edge for with: ribbons at either skin.
65 cts. a yard.
A POtpouri‘i of Laces, very mixed assortment, in line
Venise, Clunies, Torchon, Macrames, etc., at very special
prices.
Center Tables, Lace Section.
The Truly Summery Fabric
For the hot «lays when every woman picks out her
thinnest and gauziest frock. This ought to be 3. Printed
Voile. it has a printed llor ul figure nml there is a trov—
en crinkly satin stripe. very Frcucliy and delicate. .liilccts
in lilac rose. sky blue and maize, very dainty, 38 inches
wide. 50¢.
\V'asli Goods Section, main floor.
Remember. there is a Clearance of Stamped Linens
in the Art Section. All kinds of brown and white Linens
ready for the needle.
0110 completed Waist, white
white and pale pink. size 39'». was $3.50, new $2.50. Only
'l‘liird floor.
embroidered with
0110.
raw AMBAssAoose IN WAeHmo-
L the imminencc of the pose-go of s new
‘ . here, only one ombusodor and eight
' ministers have resumed in the capital!
":1; The others here surrendered to the
V Worthington hoot nod have slipped
, tales and the embers. The situation ”my
,; is considered out of the ordinary. for Britain.
Congress is in session end the presi-
dent of the Uniwd ethics remolns ace titled in bankruptcy in
Parasola‘
You need a Parasol today. Why not select one irom
our diversified assortment of the season's best styles in
plain colors and combinations? We're sure you'll appre—
ciate them all the more at this week's price, which is 20
per cent. below regular.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
08 WASHINGTON 8T.
to
low controversy. The eight ministers
who are sticking to their posts are rcp-
‘ resnntotlvoe with the exception of the
Cuban minister. of Control our! South
American countries. They are secure
tamed to tropical weather in their own
countries. however. and are not out»
loving. fl‘ho others have fled before
the iorridliy.
W
THE HAT TRADE, i
George A, listless. "United States
referee in bankruptcy. hssnppclnted
1mm A. Appeil of Now Britoin re-
csivor oi the Connecticut list com-
Ahrohom Berhowita of Now
who conducted the company}
and who had pieces of business in
it New Britain bled o W‘
Hortford on line “‘9‘“
TON.
M
WASHINGTON. July Zimlu spltoof
tariff low and the existence of grave
foreign questions. it developed today
that of the forty notions represented
away by ones find tries to the moon.
'tivsly at work at the White House.
or the Idiom-corn on only remain-
ing in wit-slums lo Viscount Chloris.
whose presence here is necessitated
“by reason-oi the (immunities land
J
States court I few days no.
W“
s rel-mm m to noon s
sentinel wont also! i ." to o m
oislod Minted ’
Norwalk Chronicler