, of Norwnlk und South Norwnlk .
New Styles in Ladies'
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
”.00, sizes 34 to 46 inches
‘ Ladies Long KIMONOS hi
Flowered (‘rone Cloth, at
$1.00, all sizes
a:
May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns
E. K. BANKS
Muhackemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk 1
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Fall Number of
the Piotorial
Fashion Book
now ready at
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 'South Main Street,
l South Norwalk,
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and vicinity: Int-rolls-
ing cloudiness with showers. late to-
night or on Saturday. Slightly warm—
or tonight; light to llloderulo, vurln.
llie winds. Weather conditions:
Showers intro occurred during lilo lust
twentyiour hours in the Upper Mis-
sissippi Vulley, Lake region, Ohio
Valley, and on the East Gulfnnd
South Atlantic counts. Not much
rain was reported from the corn and
cotton bolus, Moderate temperatures
continue ill nearly all districts.
.A/EAT'HER A VHAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature Low, 64; high,
Partly cloudy.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
{Boat Club will be held this evening.
M
1.5.
Jacob Aylor, oi' Norwalll, will leave,
Norwulk Monday for n trip to Chicago.
Charles Verlin, of New York, is
unending o. few days in Norwalk on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verlinuof Nor-
‘Nvolk, will leave here Sunday for a
few days‘ visit to Newport, R. 1.
Dr. and ills. Meek will spend the
week-end in 'Dutchees County, New
(York, motoring over to Visit Mrs.
Book's brother, Muurllre M. Minion.
John 'H. Gallagher, of South Nor‘
walk, who has been ill, resumed his
duties in Clark's New York Market
ills morning. He is much improved,
lbnt still rather weak.
~Dr. Lawrence's office will be clos-
lod from 11-18. Nursee’ Registry will
be Open as usual.
Mrs. W, H. Swords has returned
tom 8 visit with Mrs. W. P, Heviland.
of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Earle William
Bhuttor, or New Haven, and ie at pres-
lont entertaining Mr. and Mrs. George
ll. Durant, of filothel, and hire. C. 13.
Steele and Mills Dorothy Steele, of An
nonla.
Thomaa McCullcn. of Norwnlll, has
been elected by the Central Labor Ull-
ion on u delegate to attend the notion-
n1 convention of the li‘t'dornlloll of
Labor, to represent the truth-s unions
The
convention will he hold in Xew ilrlt-
nin, Suptl-lllber 8th.
“Mrs, Alfred lloldsrhlnlill, Wufl mm of
n purty which hailed from bloulll Nur-
wulk to Long lulllud, lilili.
iWhllo belnitnuslutod nllhoru ill. the
Chateau dog Ileullx Arte. ll dillulolld
etlldded lllrucolot Toll from her wrist
end was lost in the writer. (luniuin
Caleb Joyce, of 16th Norwnlll, nt-
temptod to recover the valuable item.
but proved unnucoennlul. Yeeturduy
Mrs, Goldechmldi received it letter
Iron! Cnptnln George ii. Elnmmls, of
Halo Silo, Long island, that he had
round the bracelet and was sending it
to the owner.
m...
William
Special
Demonstration
“TH“ WEEK-b-
‘I’oumlm Ghoul-tn.
'ruilouui uni'l‘ry Before You any.
moon-Powell Corporoflon
“MAIHlNWDN CTN!"
RUBBERS
ruin Winter
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Sunday. ‘
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Tennis
Tennis Tennis
if you want to see a complete line
01' l‘enniu Goods hei‘ole buying, this
is the place.
Tennis Rackets from .. $1.00 to $8.00
Have you seen our line of Tennis
llalls? If not, drop in and let us
show you.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
!or Ep-to—data Service a“
FRED, H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
' Urdu and Residence
‘ 5 ‘ Tolepnon. 90‘. '
aired Main at. so Nomlk.
WM. P. BEERS i_;
Furniture
noilnll reductions from usual trlces, not exuggerated values.
Siillldill‘d in construction and llnlsh.
three grout floors. Sill'lllg from 14-) to :l0 ller cent.
This Furniture sale bouts all our past records, due to exceedingly low prices.
livery piece of furniture is of the highest
Mentioned below are it low of tho llilrgnillu to be found on our
Sale
Our figures show
It has al-
ready secured a following who have found it pays to be on
Almost unnecessary to advertise this event.
W‘:_,es:a:lcmy:
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$25 Kitchen
Cabinet $19.50
nickelol'i
$9 Dressers at
$6.98
Millie oi’ cull, has lintio of oak, mirror ill x 2-
I
lop,lnetul"cnlios and broad box, ion 40 inches long, 13‘). inches
removable flour bin. No klll'lli'n wide. (load lock llllll lleys. Fin-
l
is complete without one. lrill the best.
" hand blight and early at these week—end merchandising
,. . events. i
‘9' Some of our best departments made liberal contribu»
g: Horn of good merchandise for this week's and sale and we
'iv X didn’t take the prices that they carried but made 01.“ own, .
$3 (13“! Tab!e l for the After Supper Sale must give you goods at a lower :1,-
valuation than you can buy them under any other
52.25
Made by the 13‘. 'I‘, lilll‘l‘OWS
(.10., whose llllllos are known ill ‘
almost hourly every houaohoid,
These tables lll'l‘ slundzlrll itiyic,
light, strong ulld ridged with
folding logs, felt and lt'lliilOT
top.
l
T69c
Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for Walks
and Drives
By Load, Carload or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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4‘ Til K -
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488
+50 E Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavrllon
Dancing Every Night and “turd-y
Afternoons.
SixPieces of Music
Smith
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 NOrth Main 8b,
Bouth Norwalk.
Why Not See
As Others See
You can do thin with n lililll‘ ol‘
gunmen prescribed by OUR CCU-
Li3‘r, who is n SKILLED EYE.
5PEOIALI8T. No charge for the
examination
87 Atlantic Squire. sumlord. Conn.
Sol. 15 yn. Open ant. Evnno.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wadnnme, oil
Bridgeport, ill spending the day with
friends in Norwalk.
Poem card» are being received
lrom Juno. O'Brien. who in on a
rolling tour at Block llllnd.
Wou- "Memo! socks and end the
The A. J. COLLiNS COMPANY
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Regular Price
$1.50.
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Andre W Davey walk
19 Main Street .
Good Things to Eat Phone 388
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on:
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ATLAS BRAND CATSUP, a necessary relish
for cold meats, 14 or. bot. lilo. SStamps Free
SOLANO BRAND SLICED PEACHES---
California’s Finest, No. 2% Can . . .
u-oo-o
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15c
W. A. HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
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Contractor
Mating Construction C . marlin. ..
Estimates furnished on all kind: at building contractions, II
ntions and repair work.
i 128 WASHINTON STREET.
,1'
SOUTH NORWALK.
L. 857-12.
“The Moyer See oi the Moyer Car,
The Moyor Want to Own One”
; ll‘our illld Six Cylinder Models in stock.
l‘llinioguos or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to~ront by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
over Baltimore thirty-live minutes 'lJiS‘
AVIATllli TliIE8 TO BEAT
(Continued from drill. me.)
over a love] country, but he flew too
glue in condition to rename his flight-fur to the west.
to Fort Myer, where he WM! to have NEW YORK, Aug. R.~Cllcored by n
hlndod, dolnollutmto the laihciency of , group of lilty enrly rinora, 3. Murvln
hie monoplane for war purported 118- Wood not out from the Helnpntend
lore u number of army omcors. and fl’lulno, on Long island at 4: 36 a. in
then bouln a return flight in New: today, in a monoplnno to race with B.
York, in un attempt to capture the Pennsylvania Railroad train whichlolt
record for the longest aeroplane night Jersey City at 4:30 o. m. Woodhoned
between sunrise and sunset. to overcome the handicap or thirty
turn the train reached them. From
OUT A“ EXPRESS TRAIN Baltimore to Wulllllnuton his route
was in u southwesterly lllroctlnn.’
10 3.55741." STAMPS FREE
WlTH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING
- . a: 5L
Atlao Table Salt, large pkg. .. 10c Atlas Ball Blue, 1-4 lb. box .. 10c Atlas Root Beer, bottle ...... 100 ': i,
Domestic Spaghetti or Macaroni, Ail“ Threaded COdflsh. large Davey'o Baking Powder, 1-4 lb. 5:;
pkg. ................. 100 pkg. _____________________ 10° Atcan 5“.” ................ . 1:: if
’ Dave '5 l . o hire as o s , large can ...... -,-5,
a- Saree, mTprwf'ter". 18c Bird Food. large package 10c Atlas White or Black Pepper, vi".
Atiao Starch ....... 3 lb. box 1 AH“ “imam” l ‘b- Pkg-iv 10“- 14 lb. can ................. 100 -"
Atlan Borax; 1-2 lb. pkg. 10c Davey'n Imported Olive Oil. 1-2 Atlas Vinegar. White or Cider, .fi ..
. Allan Ammonia, bottle ...... 10c pt, bot. .................... 23:; bottle ................. 10c -,l'
5' CURTICE BROS. JAMS, all flavors, jar.
lmnnmcymhclcu: 5 «who. - 5
Ct . _‘ .ls.10 MN , . .
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the trnln. ho nus loporioll ut ll. ill. new it (illlnlnrc or :1 mill‘lj ill 150m",
twenty llilllilii‘li llfU‘I‘ tho truln lllld in four hours unil tlvonty- two
pllstltlll. lie was llylnx no high tllut be nice.
could hardly he neon. Wilmmn'rox, l)ol.,
Wood hoped to land on the govern-«Aviator Wood ovr-ntunlly went around
lnont aviation grounds ilt li‘ol‘t Myer. Wilmington. lie wall not soon here.‘
nenr wllslllngtou, bolero tho trnln. but ill. 7:17 was located at BeauonJund.
due at. ll: 30 ill in. on board which me till],
several army dinners. and there to do and Washington hind. twrniyvlwo
monstrote to tho goVurnmont the el- miles south of Wilmington.
nclenoy of the military lnonoplune, M
present the government does not own
a monoplano, biplane: bolus used ex-
min "i lost my buy at llultllnoro."
isnld ’lllo elnolw wnu no thii'k.
BALTIMORE, AM. August 8,"“A’V
lull loll. Wilmington at l: 32
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lulled \lunlllnuloll on tho telephone.
he
The lol- Wood in his inonoplano punt
special train with which he will: run i‘OVel‘ Baltimore thirty‘ilvo minimi
ahead of tho nrrllol at Union sum
WASHING 'i‘,0N Airgun 8v” Aviator hero or tile i’vnunrhonla min Hillel
it Sperry and Barnes Small. Lean :‘
BUtter 3 1C . ,
:2 555.5555... Shoulders lb 150‘ .
, : RICE, lb. 7c; 3 lbs 20c i S’i‘ARCH, clean and dry, lbx4c g
LENOX SOAP - ‘- - - - 8 Cakes for 250
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’ Sinclair Lima Beans ............. i Valkyrie Smoked Sardine. Ci.
Monocacy Valley Suecataoh ..... .. Quaker or Mather’o Oat! 1-5
Atlas Mustard ........................ . Allan Brand Com _
' Kellogg. Toasted Corn Flakes . or C ------- Van Camp’; 393”! Ct
Campbell's Soup: ....................... Atlas String Beam ,-
Old Dutch Cloanaor ........... Atlas Chow or Pickles {1
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Medium Beans, lb. ............ To Capers. Domestic ............ 12c Orange Flavored Sugar. in tln 1.1::
' Marrow Beam, lb. ............ 9c Capers, imported ............ 15c “"9 --------------------- i°° .3:
Lima Beans, lb, ............ 10c‘ Pure Lemon Juice, 4 oz. bhttle 100 “H" '“ Cream Powders, “‘9' 10° EA”
: Green Peas, lb ..... .5 ......... Armour’o Grape Juice, 8 oz St" Lobster, M ”1' can 18° 5.1,"
Green Split Peas. lb. ....... . 6c bottle ................... 13c 3“" LObIW‘. 1-2 lb. can .. . 30° ,3
: Yellow Sollt pm"! lb ~~~~~~~ 7° Armouro Grape Juice,16 oz. Dalnty A'PMEQUI. large can .. 200 3..
5 Efnms'alblld‘"c‘ibéi'éi'c'n"' 5c, bottle ..................... 20c Beechnut Beef, In into 10c -,', 5
' oro u n . .,
I 8;” Brushes. hard or colt. .. 10° Dc;t M323; Pineapple Juice, $210.3 Becchnut Bacon. 12 lb. jar 200 1:1
. Rock Candy. per lb. ........ 12c ” """"""""""""" Beechnut Bacon, 1 lb. jar ace 5,--
» Peerloso Cream, largo can . . 8c Max Ame Fruit Syrup, bottle 10:: Bfomangoloon, ”we package 120 '2‘
, Baker's Cocoa, 1-2 lb. can .. 17c,l..emon Flavored Sugar, in tin Colmanl. Mustard, M lb. can 130 .-
- Clams in M lb. cans, each .. locl cans ...................... 10c Crisco, large can .. ........... 28c :f-‘u
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Allllll-‘it 39- Wilg about 7.0!") flirt orb-r tho city.
and then Cllllli‘ drum to 4,000 feet.
Then my lnuior ntoppcd and I had mi
l’ll resume the flight its ma“
on the Philadelphia Baltimorolng my motor run he put in condition. ‘
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The train Wood was racing did not miles in distance and six minutes in elusively in the army and mm ovlr
arrive in Washington until 9:60 time which the train hold.
o'clock. Wood’s aeolian“. when they Alter A wide nlrolo over the noigb
learned or his mionw, hurried on laboring town otWoItbul-y. to get his
Gautier-burg. to not his plum in com
olden to mum. the mm. A
«When Wood um Jot-01 all: no
and. Jacob But; not» you about
tllon in ilk adv. on m 18.
tlon oohoale.
Wood, incidentally, hope; to break
four American records, those for
betting and utloty hlmult time but spud. til-uncle in 3 continuous noun.
machine we. working “voluntarily. duration, end wall mile-so between
Woodooiniodmumudwum more and wont. Tin American
on shoot. an mm mm the min. ion to MA to the for. At New diam mm to: continuum rum
mmumm nnwwm Barnum. N 3., wherein W In Moo int AM in WC. drawn.
mmmmm.wuu to first robot: the m om wmwnmuj Mm, imbi- m in hole-Million
Wood, flying from New York to Wnoh' no in racing to Washington PM“
legion. was three mile: north of Bill nigh mi will the binocular» W
timers at 8: 40 I. or. according to; our the northern outlining of W
omeinlo or the Pennlylvnnil mume city It a lo (WHITE In :- mow-«trio
hero iii a a on. be had not been direction. The train. which m we
dictated from mum when no magnum on More More“ for Wilt-l5
to land. The ”will min be radiation oil the or” Mn. on
Mn: is duo at Wham were molt ham to: more: to
“Walthflflrtul
Myanmar.“
Norwalk Chronicler