We mention a. tow items
m 18 x as. .
39o. nodule: price 390.
Rugs ind Floor Governors
r
Wool Fibre. 9 :1
”.50.. Register price $10. 00.
mm. 21 x54.
Tapestry 9 n 12. '
.m.oo.' Row” price :15. ct.
Bossier prion 31. 25.
imam-.2 54. Illumination-5- 9‘ ‘xmia.
2 $1.69. Regular price :2 25 $17.50. Regular price 322.5 .
Axmlnotsr, 86 n 72.
.3198. Regular price $3.75.
Axmlnoter. 9 x 12.
$21.50. Regular-price $26.0
Loo Cabin Rugo' at Sale Prices.
Aloe Meetings. Oil Cloths. Linoleums.m A l
A. Dickerman 81 80A
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
-WE GIVE B. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. A ,
l
Thesis are QIMH ,7
,oJ-Jo,
lupus, Walnut» and Nurses,
I:I’.I:-.-;-,I. ’ .
01nd kinds.
, I:I:I:I:I:l:l:l
The N.’ E.
"softens for not... work. 1"”,
spoons, sawmo Amos, BUNGALOW Arson sure for
to have very little use other than more beautifyins; all styles
Largest ondfbest oomrtment in The Norivnlks.
and my: «not Aprons that seem
Ryan Co.
as WAsHmsToN or.
30 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. EL RYAD
With COFFEES
.ne.-...urosso-.a..--uac-c.oun.
2'25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA....>... . ”UNA; 82:
'20-.8TAMPS WITH 1 LB. SUL'I'ANA... .......... ....... ...A 300
10 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. VERY G‘)OD COFFEE ........ ..... 28¢
5 STAMPS WITH 1 L3. 600‘) COFFEE ...... ........ .. 25c
. Our Coffees are the Best on the Market Once Used. Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
in WAIHINGTON or. noun-l NORWALK
To). No. IO. Dollvorloovl:w I-
WESTPORT
SAUGATUCK A
William Drlscoll.
was a recent visttor in town
T. C Hackett and son ol.‘ Torrln8-’
ton are spendlus a few days in town be given in Library hall on AAllgust;
visiting friends.
to. ill 2:” p. m. Fro. “than.
'ersl weakflsh would be in tho not
Abut the fishermen were disappointed.
The East Bridgeport Baseball Club
wore the opponents oi’ the WAstport
nine at the ball grounds Sundu‘y. The
hides in the Park City.
A
Avisiting team is one of the snAtpplest
5
Rev, and Mrs. C. 'B. Strnyer lhi’t yes-
te‘duy for a vacation in Norihiiold.
Muss Mrs Strayer will remain away
Iwill prolong his lip one week longer
A M-
The artistic exhibition which is to
-20 promises to be on occnssinu long
Ito be remembered in this town The
Beets, per bunch
Wax Beans, 3 nuts
Peaches, Musk Melons,
Squash, Radishes.
20 North Main St.
small. A ‘phone cell will bring a
when something goes wrong.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3.
54 WATER 8T.
his running boards on the care in
Aopnrution. They will complain that the
single running boards are n detriment
to public health The company will
be asked wbot they intend doing
about the order of the Public Utili-
t’ .65 Commission issued in December
l l911,ordering the company to have at
least one-half of their curs equipped
with double running boards within it
within time: As that certain time
0’ “Wilt CIW- b‘“ ‘1 W99": while Rev. M“ Strays: has disused, residents of Westport
are asking when a low double run-
ning bonrd cars will be sent to West-
port
There has been considerable talk
that many of the residents along
H E Jones 0‘ ”“1“” “9‘3“" wasinrtists are working upon some very State street would bring suit against
among those registered at the West-
port Hotel yesterday.
--——
HE”? 1-888. who recently returned trough at Main and State streets is the State street qewer.
iron) Europe, is visiting at the bowel
or Mr. and Mrs Willard S Adams
'
‘ .iino pictures.
A The work or changing the watering
now going on. The new trodgb will
Abe placed at the junction pf East
(hurch street and State stroAt at u
"the tire district it they were mmpoll-
ed to pay for any shore in the en-
ipense entailed in the construction oi”
it has been
claimed that the sewer would not ben-
efit. very many it connections were
made with the houses as in many in
Beers Brothers havo purchased it point next to the Krezy Kat restaur- stances several of the houses Were
second- hand Packard touring our and
will trhnstorm it into a delivery car
Miss Alice Thompson of Norwnlk
has returned to her home after a
short visit with friends on Riverside
avenue.
Max Weber and R. J. Goody or
Brooklyn, N. in, are staying in town
for a. few days, stopping at the West~
port Hotel.
The Misses Katherine and Marion
llirks of Bridgeport are with their
grandmother. Mrs. John H. Jennings
of Greene Forms.
Miss Katherine Hult. librarian
the library. has returned after A ve-
entlon of several weeks spent in Ja-
Ionics West Indian.
«mm
Judge '8 A. Purdy has returned
iron! a few dsyo' vocation spent in
{Springfield Mu... with friends. He
reports a. very enjoyable time.
“WW-..”
The woterlng trouxh lormoriy lo-
Aunt.‘
A A sewer well us to be built An Stole
street by Contractor Chspps, in front
.of the Westport Opera houso within
0 very short time When thisA is com
misled the road nnd sldewnlkuA will be
Ieienred much to the satisfaction of
i the pedestrians.
A The uork of laying the sewhr slang;
State street Is progressing veAy rspldA
‘iy Tho roudbed which has Mp0“ torn
ion for the poet low weeks. will won
'ho back in condition for triadic. The
Apipc has been laid from the corner of
AMuln street to the ontrancrA of the
at Town Hall and the holes have been will A“, mm,"
tilled up, A
l
m
Mose boards continue to he found
in the Bridge street ridge. esterdsy
workmen want over the ibrl go plate
in mills in every uplenk. The selects
men and trolley company decided that
Asomo day the bridge, one A ol the
lbonrds of which shook so much, that
noted at the corner of Main and State the whole bridge "m, din [mg re-
' “roots was moved yesterday morning
to the corner at out. Ind Church
0mm.
Lleut. E. w. Putnay, of the U.
8. Mllltory academy, West Point, N,
in, has been a. recent guest or his
mt. Mrs. Orlando Allen, iomoo
street.
‘l'bo interior at Christ church is now
in the bonds or the decal-stars When
' completed the interior or the sound
edifice will omens. at much improved
opus-run“,
Adolf More and William butcher.
recently went to the Nona; islands
mdmwnnotwiththerdulttlut
out sharks. retains shoot a;
.ooonduuohworoomhtoowsllu
'ofloi'llm,
it to: um no
its action would be commut‘Aichtod to
suite.
i
The temperature at til. Avatar at
Oomph Bosch hot oboen var line {or
ibirthing: this week. sever-ii any: it
Not very often is the Water as warm
on this and bothers who u c not to
complain about the valor to limit
it we. perfection. The tide: were not
from who libs who on
grind sandy bottom hove
bathing on the flats on
(lost.
than“
”‘0‘“
the orthodonneotiout
homeroom
stumothoawillbo
“€93!”me don:
‘hnvlng relished the 83 do so work.»
below the sewer level. This is de-
‘nied by one who is thoroughly posted
on conditions in the street who
claims that there are only twu in-
stances whore houses are below the
level of the sewer. In both of these
places. this gentlemen states, with 0
little enflmflng, matters can be rom—
Aedied so that everything will be set.
“factory to all.
’i‘he members of tho Westoort Gun
Club are about completing their plum
tor the monster shoot to be held on
ithe riot. mounds on Thursday, Aug-
gust it when it is expected that may
Acrnclr shooters from all over the state
it is the biggest
lih on over planned by the members
lot the club, {or not only will o shoot
be held. but also 0. monster belts on
which so. active committee in work-
ing. The shoot will produce con-id-
orn'blo competition for runny prises
have been offered, not only by the.
land club, but slno‘by several pow-
der houses. invitations have been ex
tended to the sun clubs of Nowell.
fionihmrl. Burton and ‘Briddoport. it
is expected that many or the mem-
bers of these clubs will be present
and enter into the competitions.
M
MIGTOL HEIIDINOI. RANMCKID.
moon Aux. £~Cempleiot «its
made to the police.yoolsrdoy that the
home of Willlun R. Strong 0 dormer
selections. nod been entered and ram
Sirons.whohodmtotlohouoeto
multwuinroudinmrorthon-
turn otthotomlly. WWW
mow
5c! scansMilk... .....
.. use A Fancy Peas, 2 quarts .. 15c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans
Per Quart
3 Fancy Cucumbers for .. so A 25 lb. bag Sugar ..
5 dis
. $r.oo
. . 25c
Apples, Tomatoes, Corn, Lettuce,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Phone 14:.
caocumwussusn stacrmcm. use is...
morons supruss onv surnames
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always ready to attend your Electrical troubles, large or
repair mun. Try us next time
SOUTH NORWALK
'-'-.I an nil I .omammogu
James E. Brisker-hot! spent Sutur-
dsy in «Bridgeport, on business.
The 11sz [Ashes of Rye will be the
attraction at the ball park next Bntur.
day.
Wm...
lrvlnx Lockwood is making improve-'
ments at. his coal-yard on Railroad
uvenuc.
The Boy Scouts held their annual'
fair at the “Tmil” in ‘Silvermine, Sat-
urdny alternoon.
A party of girls are making plans to
spend two weeks under common at
Folriield Beach.
The interiors of the Aschnucr stores
on Rnilroad avenue have been repaint-
ed and decorated.
Kinpnn 'liros. tailors, will move into
the egohuuer block irom the old library
building this week.
Miss Anliu Raymond is entertaining
friends at her home on Rnlirood eve.
one for several weeks.
The Devonport house on But Ave
one, corner of Hoyt street. has been
rented to I Brooklyn family,
Several young Maple enjoyed o trol
lay ridls to Glen island. Sunday, and
returned by Boot to Oakland Bench.
The Congregational end Methodist
fiundIyAchool will have their Annual
picnic at Mon Point on Wednesday.’
M
mu Roscoe is cumin; I month's
vmtion tron his duties to Stanford.
At. the Ito-coo cotton st. Hickory
Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. John in Hm end
son. Donald, nonemponioti by Kr. and
Mrs. William dill-on. spent shoddy st
Como Mob.
Twenty friend- enjoyed I plmodt
mitt for omens Million m molt lucked. The family is am, but to time My evening at the home or
A 1- end e 0:pr home tonight. The robbery Ir. and Mrs. William J. Meltondrlelr
you the was discovered in u «when of Mr. cu Relive-id groom.
Arrangements. on being made 07’
Gilbert 1r Win for the erection
Ahomtlodtoopostonm
muffle-lino.
when the sidearm mum
lzl‘u'III1IZ-1I‘-:-:I‘IZI.-:-:-::;I;III:-:I:o.u'~_::-:-:.:s:z;.
The Store closes every
men’s Shirts, aprons, etc.
. Percales, 36 inches,
best quality,
10¢.
Zephyr Gingham,
fine quality,
17¢.
10 per cent. on
Carpets
Curtains‘
Rugs
Bathroom Fixtures
Large Woodenware
iBrooms
AGao Ranges
ABIue Flame Oil Stoves
chns
Washing Machines
Firelcss Cookers
Gas Plates
Garden Hose
Ice Cream Freezers
Alarm Clocks
Refrigerators up to $x5.oo
20 per cent. on
. Furniture
'Trunko
ABags .
A Pictures
Tinware
Enameled Ware
AEarthenware
LNichol Ware
A‘Waohtubs, Broilers
Baskets ~
'Ash and Garbage Cans
Aluminum Ware
Brushes
Cutlery
Wire Goods
Clothes Wringers
Lamp Oil Stoves
Window Screens
Refrigerators over $15.00
w». . .-.. A .m...»
with weekend shoppers and tell to
the ground.
For once there has been enough
money on Main street to block it On
Sunday morning the large sofa in the
. bunk was moved into its new home in
iI-hfi Odd. Fellows building, and in mow
lug the life across the street traffic
was blocked for some time. Howard
Northrup‘o men bed turd work to
monitor the stool pocketbook to the
temporary homo,
i
The New Corleone trimmed the out
All Americans tron? South Nowell:
on tits/Goon suenuo pounds. satur-
doyoftornooo. 15-2.. The visitors were
hudioopped by the fuel that their
pitcher did not spoiler and (lentil lied
or do the mound work. The Colts not
to his delivery in the first. inning, (or
rm runs. and continued to solve his
tuition mouth the some Riley was
Asitisexpseioditoto coronary mrormdsmflloruthepma Memnmmmmlwonmnm lortho looolboys sod
roill Bumsmmmmmmdmllwmbobufloiwmu
um'ummmmm What
worms-swimsmuw
m mud-comm no; u tomlsdntflthsdmrudmthls most all m
did treat work with the his 9111. mon-
in: the visitors ion ten “moo. 'ililoy
am given our «sport, and the Colts
wmrflbtthmwmttauotohlo
use. The iii-st ionic: put the nine
the materials for house frocks, children’s
BGWISHBD 185?
day but Saturday at 5 o “clock
Hydeg'rade Galateas,
best quality,
12V:¢.
Fine Shirtlngs,
worth 40 cts.,
25¢.
Bedroom
and cliiflonier, former price
former price $305.00.
..206.oo
$295.00
Sheraton Suite of solid
price $317. 50
Stone Chins from Deumnrlo
Iish Potteries. \Vcdgewood
China,
Certain Linc! oi" Chins
out at half—price.
Upholstered
MOHAIR
Values $43.75
$39-50
$44.75
$42-75
$5450
ers did across the plate tor a telly.
land Boson bit for the circuit.
some. although one-sided. wns inter-
esting lnsmuch at the tune got the
visiting teem up in the air and mode
them ply like dolls.
The daughter or A. Mitchell. Box-
dod, Kin. had 1 bed one 0! kidney
trouble and they feared her health
woe permanently imputed. Mr. Mit-
chell mu, "Bite was in a terrible
show but it got her to tone Fol” Kid
ney Pills and now one is completely
on " Women are more iluble to
her. kidney trouble than men, and
will Andi-roles: Kidney Pills I sole. do-
psndobl’o old honest medicine. For
solo by oil druulsto.“
“I don’t believe there on norms in
lilacs.” laid the young. mm.
"For that you more have a kiss.”
loathe matador! kilowatts
or. Win hour-ore.” “
m it woo lilo moves-Widow
ton Herald.
i
Louis XVI Suite of Circassian Walnut, bed.
Louis XVI Suite of Circassian Walnut.
bed; dresser, chili-onion dressing table with triple mirror,
Sale price $159.50
Colonial Mahogany Suite, 3 pieces,
dresser, chifl‘onicr, dressing table,
rocker and armchair, also dressing
Sale prior $225.00
English, French and
‘ American Dinner Sets
of 112 pieces, the finest produc-
tions of foreign and domestic
potteries, all offered less
20 per cent
Included are patterns of ‘I'Ilcumlrc and (has.
Haviiand, several sets of Wm. iiucriu at Limog 5, Pearl
on ice, even though the Norwalk play-A
filled" Kelley und Stevens connecwd’
iwlth the bulb for two buses uplel‘I‘.‘
'I'ilt‘,
0n Saturdays at 9 o'clock.
August Clearance Sale
of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains,
China, Silverware, Kitchen, and
Laundry Furnishings
Discounts of 10 and 20 per cent. in the respective departments.
Table Damasks, “House and Dress Linens that are in the basement. Couch Harn-
moclxs, Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Clearance of ,Ginghams, Percales, .Galateas
An immense stock of low-priced wash fabrics is placed on sale this week. Those are
little school dresses, play suits and rompers,
Crinklcd Seersucker,
crcnm color,
8¢.
Ginghams, worth
12 1-2c on 150.
In the Basement.
Furniture
dresser
$159.25
4
$212.25, for
pieces,
Sale price $228.75 AA
Colonial Mahogany Suite,
3 ‘picces, former price.
"ii
former price
Sale price $200.00 "i
Mahogany» 9 pieces, bod,
CIlCVZiI, writing desk,
table chair, former
Field
I‘nrcclains from Royal Eng—
\\'arc. Buffalo and Onondaga
iiuvarinn and Austrian China.
in Stork Patterns in close
Stock Patterns in regular Iincs. less 10 per cent.
Easy Chairs
PLUSH.
Your Choice
$25.00
any one of them.
191a HANDBOOK OF THE
CONN. AUTOMOBILE A380,
The Connecticut Automobile usuri-
cintlon's bend hook lust out is n vulu:
:sblo and comprehensive book for mom»
here. it tells of the work or the heir
lslsturo committee of which Cbnrles
M. Robinson of New Piuvon is choir-w
men. This included the defeat of
about forty freak automobile bills.
One 0! them required the automobile
to ho noiseless. which would have pro-
ventod anyone running on automobile
within the confines of the state.
A synopsis of the Connecticut auto-
mobile low is given with. important
extracts from the lows of other states.
The traffic lows of the principal cities
or the state are published. The in-
l'ormatlon included is well worth the
nominal duos churned to members or
the annotation, Ellery member of tho ,
Automobile club of Bridleport auto
modestly becomes A member or. the
suite association. Frock T. Staples of ,
this city is president oi both omen» '
notions
“seven-mo in "ms summit.
Norwalk Chronicler