Heine Dresses .
om Gingham and Poroaloiat
81.00, sizes 34 to. 16 inches.
Ladles' Long KIMONos in
Flowered Crepe Cloth, at
3130,1111 sizes.
May Mouton Patterns.
All Patterns 10c
n. K. BANKS
MIhIokerno Hotel Ilook
South Not-walk
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Fall Number of
the Pictorial
Fashion Book'
now ready at
WM. P. BEERS
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
somewhat cooler tonight; Sunday
lair; light west winds. Weather con
ditlons: Scattered showers have oc-
curred dul‘ing the last 24 hours from
Texas eastward :to Georgia and along
the. Atlantic coast from Georgia to
Maine. The greatest amount of rain-
fall reported was 2.74 inches, at Iial»
timore, Md. Pleasant weather with
moderate temperatures continues in
the western and central districts.
WEATHER'A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 61; high, 77.
Partly cloudy.
MISSING WORD CONTEST.
The word iast‘week was "sugges-
tions" in the advertisement of A. J.
Collins 90. between the words “many”
and “for.” The prizes in this con-
test will be awarded Saturday? Aug-
ust. 9th, 1913.
William B. Bogardus, of South Nor-
walk, was in town Friday night-—
Iflidgefleld Press.
Miss Margaret Matthews, oi Brook-
lyn. is the guest or her aunt. Mrs. Mary
Hopkins, of Main street.
Misses Lucy Craig and Nora. Walsh,
ot‘ Putnam avenue, have returned home
item a visit in Danbury.
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wLook, look. Straws.
Mr and Mrs. John J. But-d. of Union
Park, are entertaining Mrs. Sadie
Green, of Waldron, N. Y.
O'Brien‘s.
Miss Emma Haillavh, ot' Philadel-
phia. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- . 2'
word Bach, or Lowe street.
Miss Helen Smith, of New York, is
the guest 0! Mr. and Mrs. W. F. An- 2'-
drews, oi’ Weetport avenue.
wbargains in l’anumas. O‘Brien's.
The regular meeting of l’onnsnus
Council, No. 1268. ltoyul Arcunum.
will be bold 'i‘ucadny evening.
'1 lie regular mention of the Nor.
Willi iron Mouldore Union, Local No.
209. will he held ”Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ('lmrlos (i, ltonrdoll. of
Taylor ltvi-nno, ni‘o ulttiirtnlninit Mrs.
rotor ll. Miller of Albany N Y.
Tim rllztllur mot-tint: ol ”li' Nor-
wnllt 1‘ lty (.‘(ltlltilil will ho held in the
Council t‘iliit‘lllltli‘ Monthly evening.
'1‘. ii, Lombard ilohlna, oi l’ltinltnl
tlvonuo, hue prucllcully rcrovorod
ti't'oln hill recent. illnoou and in llitliin
nitrinlinu his Olilimt in the South Non
‘wulk 'i'ront (tolnpuuy, where he in
woloonmd.
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Mr. and Mrn, John Kano. of but»
bury, urn vinlthm local relatives over
the Workout] and Sunday,
Mrs. Edward iluwlny, ol' llrldpoport,
was tho about of Mm. 16‘. Jones, of
Main utrcot. yesterday.
Welcome Stranger Dodge, No. 804.
Elena or tit. (more, will hold its reint-
iur meeting Thursday evening,
Special this week
we hmmmofieltser Bo
malnofironio denser ”...”... 156
60c sine Bruno mmr ”...... mo
$1.003Ih11mmo mm “on“: 600
W Porch Corpondon
u wnnlnorou eraser
Follow the Crowd
and get the best developing and print
ing that can be had
Our developing and printing depart-
mom. is growing everyday. Why.
come and judge for yourself.
And don‘t target. any negative will
make a good enlargement it it makes
a good print.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
offering
Thomp kin’s Cove
To close out our entire lot of refrig-
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you of from 20 to 33%. You should
not fail to take advantage of this special
Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices
that are Worth while.
The A. J. Collins Co.
Blue Stone for Walks
and Drives
By Load. Carload or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Optician
Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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I. ATLAS BRAND CATSUP, a necessary relish
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South Nurwai
90Washi to St
Them»
19 Main Street
Norwaik
Phone 388
Andrew Davey “
Good Things to Eat
for cold meats 14 oz. bot.100. SStampsFree,
'"somuo BRAND snoop PEACHES-we
' California’s Finest, No. 21/2 Can . . . . . .
Butter 31 C Eggs
9 RICE, lb. 70; 3 lbs 200 i STARCH, clean and dry, lb 40
LENOX SOAP - - - ‘- - 8 Cakes for 25c
10 will. STAMPS FREE
WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING
. 10clAtlas Ball Blue, 1-4 lb. box .. 10clAilas Root Beer, bottle 10
. Atlas Table Salt, large pkg.
. Domestic Spaghetti or Macaroni. "Atlas Threaded Codfish’ large Cavey's Baking Powder, 14 lb. *
, Dpkg. ‘l ...... W ..... ‘Hhin 10c pkg. .................... 10¢ A‘cian FANS) ................ 1O
avey's mp orces erS re as otas arge can c.
Sauce bot. ............... 18c 3”“ F°°"' ”"99 pa°kag° 10° Atlas White or Black Pepper. "
. Atlas Starch ...... 3 lb box moi/“'35 Cornstarch. 1 lb pkg . 10c 14 is can ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10¢
Atlas Borax Lac lb.pkg.10c Davey‘s imported Olive Oil, 1-2 Atlas Vinegar, White or Cider,
Atlas Ammonia. bottle ....... 10c pt. bot. .................. 23c bottle
...................... ,10 ’
:CURTICE BROS. JAVIS, all flavors, jar . . . . .
Sinclair Lima Beans ........... .Valkyre Smoked Sardines
i Monocacy Valley Succotash ..... .‘Quakel or Mother's Oats.-
Atlas Mustard ............................ Atlas Brand Corn ~
i‘ - Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes . ........ Van Camp’s Beans
1: ” ' Campbell's Soups ....................... Atlas String Bo‘ans‘i
Old Dutch Cleanser
..... Atlas Chow or Picklu.
!or Ewe-date Servlco !a"
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main 8!. so. Nor-walk.
Follow the Crowd.
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Afternoons.
Rambler Cars
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
AUTOMOBILES .TO R E NT
, Medium Beans lb. .......... 7ciCapers, Domestic ........... 12c Orange Flavor?d Sugar, In tin
Marrow Beans. lb. ............ 9c Capers, imported ____________ 15c' cans ..................... . 0c
gm?" 3&3? '3’- ----------- “7’: Pure Lemon Juice 4 oz bottle 10c Jello Ice Cream P°Wders PRU-10°41
W Green Split Peashhfli ''''''''''''' 6c' AWN“ Grape Jill“: 8 °1- ‘5‘” ””8"“ 14 'b' “n 18° N
“How 3pm Pea,” ,b. ........ 70. bottle ..................... mism Lobster 12 lb. can am:
: Lentils, lb. ................... SclArmOUr's Grape Juice, 16 oz. Dainty Aspargus, large can .. 20c '
Steero Bouillon Cubes, each .. 2c| bottle ..................... 20c Beechnut Beef, in jars ...... >10c
. “ Scrub Brushes. hard or soft . .110c Del Monte Pineapple Juice, 1—2 iBeechnut Bacon. 1-2 lb. jar .. 200
3.: Rock Candy, per lb. ........ 12cl pt. bottle ................. 10c Beechnut Bacon, 1 lb. jar .. 30c‘
. 8c Max Ams Fruit Syrup, bottle locl
17ciLemon Flavored sugar, in tin
cans
Peerless Cream, large can
Baker's Cocoa, 1-2 lb. can
. Clams in 14 lb. can: each .
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Bromangeleon, large package 12¢~
Colman’s Mustard, 14 lb, can 10:
Crisco, large can ........... 23c
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Dancing Every Night and Saturday
SixPiecesofMusic 55
Maring Construction Co
Estimates furnished on all und- at
atlona and repair work.
121 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. $87-12.
My Father and Mother II
Dyed Before 1 Was Born. '
Smith
._: Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main at,
Booth Norwalk.
Stamford, Greenwich
New York City.
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Inf monthly nuntilli.r Mtllllili},
The rol-tulur monthly mention of the . . '
'I‘rolIt-ylnen'n Uliiull, will he hold this
evening.
'Mll‘ll iluzol Hui-lulu, ot‘ Morldon. is
unheated to mnkl» It viult with lrlondu
in Norwnlli, lit-iii wot-ll.
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lilllttrlen Vorlln. oi New York, in
amending n row llnyu' vacation with
his parents in Norwullt.
The regular monthly meeting or
the Winnipmlh Republican tiluh will
be held Monday evening.
Concord Division, No. 2, Soup of
Temperance. will hold its regular
meeting Monday evening,
()ur Broihors‘ Imago, No. 10. I. 0.
0. Fl, will hold its regular meeting
'Monday evening.
John ill, Jones, of Main street. who
has been uniform; with bioodpoison-
to: on his taco, In somewhat improved.
'llt we: toured at tlrst that an operation
would be necessary, but it on deem
9d inadvisable later.
“The Meyer Sec of the Moyer Car,
Contractor
- and iBuiIdt ii
man; constructions. alt . A
IOUTH NORWALK.
The Moyct Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week
gOSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Our Advice On Building
mum tree to our oustomern, but that is no sign it's worthless.
for we give it freely to insure our friends against the common
error at homo-builders, and an an allvcrtluomout.
No matter what you are going to build, you'll llnll uu olwuys
Ti'ildy to advise you. Even it it'll only it board for a repair Job,
or a bunch of lulll or ultinulou, we want you to come in and son
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Housefumishers
134-136. Washington St, South Norwalk
The A. J. Angevine 31 Son Co. w,
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.' tel-day afternoon, and huge waves
' which was proceeding on its way
-' New London in distreus off the Duck
‘ threw her against the docks with a
'. Northrop iloillrook, non oi Prottissor
telegraph and dispatched tile blg‘;VOCATlONAL TRAINING IN ‘FOJRV
THREE I" PEB'L 0“ |oceun wrecking tug "Tneco" to the 1‘
IGN CO NTRIES.
A 300“” REEF, 50one of the wreck E ’ U
The craft was weighted u ith n can
(Continued trom nrst page) ’signmeut of brick for New London lpurpoee of profiting by the experié
On account of the fact that the men 10! foreign experts in education. .
were landed on Duck lIsinnd, which isischool organization the United States
quite a distance out and without tele- Bureau of Education issued a a
“On and strife, “'8”? “Whig ‘0 control phone connection with the llluinland,-,ment setting forth the advance
the little croft which bobbed up and it. was impousible to secure the names 'modern educational methods in to
down “9011 ”18 Wine“ “k9 on egg of the wrecked crew. eign countries. Tile statement, wh‘
shell. has been printed, is intended f
The sens were unusually rough yew tree distribution to schools and 0th:
educational institutions throughout .
the country, The treatise paid spec I '
attention to the subject. or vocation
training. The vocational school‘ ‘
Germany, Austria, Switzerland! No
way nun other European countries 3.
described and their systems, the b‘
can dt't,‘ilii‘i‘b‘ "should aid materially
solving- the vocational problem K
the United States." ‘
Practlcully ('Vt'l'y civilized nation
considered to some extent Ill the on
onu‘g report," says the announcetne
WASHINGTON, August 2.——'Foi~
the bottom of the boat, and 'lhe cap
thin and mate, halt dead with exhaus-
CAUGHT SEVERAL SHARK,
Westport Men Had Great Luck With
Not on Norwalk Island.
Tuesday afternoon Adolf Krnuse
and \\‘ilinnl Dutcllcr. ot‘ Westport,
wont to tile Norwnllt island and drew
a net with the result that six sharks,
weighing about twentyd‘lt'e pounds
ouch were caught us well as several
hues. it was thought several weak
hell would he in the net. but the listl-
erlnvu were disappointed.
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dashed upon the shore, when shortly
ul‘ter 4 o'clock persons on watch at.
Grove bench noticed the schooner
to
island recto. A squull caught and
force tiltit mode ilcr heel and tumble.’
Dwight I-lolllroolt, principal of the hill
ilury academy Alt Osslning. N ,Y.. saw
the distress of the bout, nnd notitloti
(.‘nptllin \‘i’illinnl ll. Iriowinnd, or Clin-
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BISHOP OF WISCONSIN.
ton licncll. ilc tried to put out in a ROM”. August 2__.1~l,,, Rev. .1 ii. NAVAL OFFICERS CONGRATULA
"Whom from 1110 shore, “lit ”“3 Koudcilul, of Cleve-land, auxiliary ED.
heavy sons tension the water from nix
to right foot high were no match for
the little bout, and he got u power
boat, in willt'li he reached tlnptulu‘
Joseph Smith of Iiilt'li inland. The lat,
ter put out in u powerful motor bout
to the scene of the wreck,
in the meantime persons on watch
on the shore, a mile and n hail from:
the rock. now the thrt-o nlon leap illto
the aim!” lllobotli, The men hull proh-
ubly been an hour in tho lifeboat whon
(,‘nptnln Sltliih rcncllod them. The
sons at this point. \voro twenty feet
high and lnttny Linton when the cap
lulu. un otpt-rlcurcd utiunlun, uttlnnpi'
oil to not. the men a huge wave would
toss them ttwlty. They llllti been able
to keep the llfobouf. afloat against
these enormous odds. The mole was
using the little our on best he could.
and the captain Wits trying to boil the
water out of the hunt. They were
pretty nearly exhntlotod when Captain
Smith picked them up and brought
them to the Duck island light, where
they 'ure helm; kept for the night. lie
have them first aid null last night all
three appeared to be on the road to
recovery.
The schooner at a into hour last
night was hrosking against the rocks
and there seemed no possibility of
saving her. Only the two masts were
visible and the whole side was stove
in. The dealt Wrecking company oi!
bishop of Milwaukee, was yesterday
appointed bishop ol’ the diocese OTISPCINIIIy limpet-volt has written on
Superior. Win, by the pope on tho urlitlllulory It‘lli‘rfi to Captain W 83
reconlinundation of Cardinal do Lot. llonson, U. S 53.. commander of'th
Secretary of tho tlonulatorlal (‘onirro-,htttlieuhlp Utllil. during the past year
gallon. He takes the place or llishop'io illeut t‘mnmundel 3.1: Hallway; ‘
,Atll-ziilitiil it‘runclu Schinnor. who ru- commanding the totpodo host. dos ’
algnod on account. of lli-houith, el Burrow s, and to Ensign W. 11,:
Wm... tor. cmnmuutilng tho submuri
Mil-in Katherine ‘TiOiIllB null tilw Vt’fint‘ in which won the cup!
nor-tho lltltfy. ot‘ South Noruulh, trophies in then lt-upcotlve
tillt‘iltiillll- n week nt Atlnntit City. 'ldurlngl ii to cmnpotltlon inst y r.
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WASIIIV; ”i,loN August fir-A0“;
M ins
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for all limes?
and Misses
Values up
351.98
Coats ... 310
Ladies’ Hats 29c -—-— Value up to $3 ,
New London was notinodtly wireless;
Norwalk Chronicler