Moor: common in and around dug
will”. Would it not be well to onil
” up on the ‘00009 and protect your
mound valuables against this and“
“If, by placing it Burglary policy
m u: and let us relmburoe you for
run rmt. Telephone 12110.
TAYLOR Sr GOLDEN
C749 Walhlngton Stray
V 1 south Nnrwulk. Conn.
0111 than nt, insurance.
Public Stenogrupner,
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filaruguri Society, No. 1134. of 010‘"
--\Vuik, will meet .luudn)‘ evening.
‘ lCockunoo 'l‘riln', No. 32, l. t). it. .111.,
will hold its l‘cgulur meeting this
evening.
. The retrulur meeting of linohinglmm
Post. No. 12. ii. A. it, will be held ihiu
evening.
Harold A. l’rlre. of Brooklyn, is
spending 11 few days with friends in
Norwulk.
Mr. and Mrs. l. llurlbutt, oi“ Norwullt,‘
are spending it few days with friends
in Brooklyn.
Our Brothers“ Lodge. No. 11). l. (l.
0. id, will hold its regulnr meeting
Monday evening.
The Norwnlk illoard ot‘ Fire Under ,
writers will hold its regular business
meeting Monday.
‘ The regular weekly meeting 01‘ Con-
‘ cord Division. No. 2, Sons of Temper-
ance, will be held Monday evening.
Miss Erciliu Cole has returned to
her home in South Norwulk, utter
a pleasant visit with relntivos of
New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. James Perkins, of Pine
street, have returned from u two
weeks' stay in Norfolk, Virginia. .
where they formerly lived.
Principal Louis A, l’rntt, who has,
been at the Center School for sovernl
years, has returned to Norwnlk, alter
a stay of 11 month in Mussuehusetts.
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, Mr. d’fgiru. Fizederiok E. 'Brndf‘r
‘ and (int hté'r Mildred, have rotumiad,
to their home in F‘rnnklyn avenue,
after a visit in Yonkers, New York.
.1
Rev. 1., ll. Howell, of Norwuik. at-
tended the funeral of Rev. William ll.
. Lewis. ll. 1)., in St. John's Episcopal
Church, Bridgeport, yesterday after-
uoou. . 1
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John diurus bus resigned his posi-
tion as *ehuuitour to: Gilbert. 11‘.
Etovonu uud llllti uecepted nuother
with Norwallt pnrtios.~—~New Cunnun
Advertiser.
Mru, Arthur Murphy, ()1 Suit hello
Stoiwerk’s Cocoa
and Milk Cocoa
3/2 pound can - - 20C
Raghlar price 301:. For this week “‘olny.
Petutoes 2013 a peck
.Small selected 51001:.
POTATOES—Extra fancy native stock
utter b; S cts
Granulated Sugar, Sc lb; 21 lbs $1
Large Fancy Lemons 250 doz.
Peanut Butter, extra qual. 140 lb
Corn Flakes, large 1' lllc pkg 7c
Smoked Shoulders 150 a pound
Nice lean prime stock.
Fresh Eggs in Cartons 270 deg
TEAS & COFFEES
of Unsurpassed Quality, Try Some
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10 Stamps 15 Stamps 20 Stamps [
Free with Free with Free with I ,
I pound 1 pound 1 pound
25:; Coffee.
30 Stamps
30c Coffee 350 Coffgtl.
40 Stamps 60 Stamps g
10 Stamps Free With Following
We are Headquarters for Fruit
Jars and Jelly Tumblers
City, arrived in town this week for on
extended utuy ut the home of her
mother, Mrs. ll‘l‘etlt'l'it‘k l«‘uirehild, in
New Onnnu urouuo.
Thu N. 1-). llynn (‘0. mile uttuntlon in
their mlvorliarmenl todny to their
closing out, prlcru on oil summer mor-
ohundiue. 111110 to u vnrlod assortment
of now, mnurl plying in dross occur-i!
orion.
The Mbbwb Verlllr-ldu,=~'l‘bereuu nud
Blunuhom-of idlinoruui. turruuo, ucoom-
punlod by Minn l'Jlrnuor .lohnnon. of
Union plow, burn uouo to tho moun-
7 thing of northern New York for n i'ort-
nlulit’u vuvutlon.
m -04»... . . m
1 liltidt'zlrit X; .liini.,t“.r
lilo home tonight and throw up the
thingu u burnlnr would um] Could not
11nd you‘ll in) moorland bow runny
thorn om. You‘ll union with up tlint
it‘s Worth while. to root 0 note deposit
box at. the South Norwulk Trust (20..
and hoop your valuables mile.
Mr. um! Mm. Albert thump and
family. or South Not-walk. were the
Jelly Tumblers, squat shape . . . . . . . . ....... . . . .. 25c (102.
Mason jars, pints. doz. ........ . .................... 451:
Mason Jars, quarts, doz. . .. . . .. . . . .. ............... 50c
Lightning jars, pints, doz .. 65c
Lightning Jars, quarts, doz. ............... 70c
East India TeaCo
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
We give Premium Stumpy-the stamp that gets the
premiums. 1
Money Savers This! week
1 lb. Butterine. roll or print . . .. ..................... 25c
1 box Talcum Powder .. ........................... 10c
, 6 boxes Matches, Blue Tip. .. ........................ 25c
All." pkg. Com Starch .. . .. . . ........................... 106
i I. I can Fancy Sugar Com . . . . ......................... 10c ,
1 bottle'Bluing ........ .. . . . .. ...................... we
1 pkg. Jelly Powder . ......... . ...................... 10c
I pkg. Whole Pikling Spice ......................... 10c
1—2 lb. Green Ginger ROOt.......... ..... . ........... mo
2 buxes Toothpicks, each. . . . . . . .. .................... 5c
1. doz. Fruit Jar Rubbers.. ......................... me
I bottle Witch Hazel ...................... . ..... 25c
Waists
$1.00 Walists ...... 69¢-
(lno lot of “inc \Vuists, righ-
V 1211' lill'lL'O $1.00; Jubilee. price
1391:.
$2.00 Silk Waists . $1,39
I. 1107.. All Silk Wnluts. regulur
price 2,00; Jubilee price $1.19.
Extra Special China
Silk V'i’aist 99c
Value $1 50
All Sllh “Saints in while only;
the China Silk Waist. thut's in
grout domund. Jubilee price
990.
Corsets
79¢ Pair
131'» don. Extra Large Models and
Fine Quulity, Medium anl Low
lluui, mm. long Hills, lure
and embroidery trimmed, extrn
' good bode supporters: all sizes.
790 pnir instead oi‘ $1.00.
75c Corsets .. 59¢ Pair
Extra long Hip Corsets, all
sizes and styles: The value for
this sale {the pair.
Hosiery
Great Hose'Vaiues.
Ladies 120 11030, while this lot
$1.00 Corsets, . .
Free with Free with Free with lnotn ........... . ..... 9c pair
I pound 1 pound I pound
35c Tea. 50c Tea. 60c Tea. 25c Hose ......... . 19¢
: ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , , , , First Quality Hose, regular 25c,
91:0 . 130000000 . . . . 00.000 while they lost 190 pair.
UNDERWEAR
25c Boys’ and Men’s Bai-
briggan Underwear 19¢
Mon‘u and Boys’ First. Quality
Shirts and Drawers, .11 sizes.
regular 26c: Jubilee price 190.
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Did you ever hear of such remarkable values?
Hundreds, of Other Bargains that we do not advertise you
will find at this Sale
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Suits, Dresses and Coats
We must clean up now. This is the
way we will do it:~—
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$6 Wash Dresses
$1.95
'20 lll‘OSSUn tbut szold tit $11,
while they lust ....... $1195
$5 to $7 Linen
Suits $2.95
All Linen Suits that sold at
5 to 37, go on sale at $2195
$2 Summer Dresses 89":
Out they go! Pretty Street
nnd House Dresses to go at
5‘90.
$3.50 Dresses 1,95
All Dresses that sold up to
$3.50, to go ui $1.95.
$5 White Dresses $3.95
$7.00 White Dresses $435
$12.50 White Dresses $7.49
Fancy Summer Dresses.
$5.00 FanCy Summer Dresses.
...................... $3.49
$6.00 Fancy Summer Dresses,
Milliuery
Shapes at 1013 "
Hutu that. hold up to $1.50, in
the 101.
$1.50 to $3 Sailors
$5.95 Serge Dresses $3.74
Silk Dresses.
\
$5.95 Silk Dresses ..... $3.95
$10.00 to $13.00 Silk Dresses.
....................... $6.95
Linen Suits 390
$5.00 Linen Suits ..... $3.49
$8.50 Linen Suits ...... $4.95 Extra lino Sailors; in white.
Lirfbn Coats. red and brown, while they inst
$2.50 Linen Coats ' ...... $1.25 ”59‘“
$5.00 Linen Coate ...... $3.49
$15.00 Linen Coats ..... $10.00
White Felt Hats
A new shipment of while Felt
Hutu, now till the rage for we-
men and children and misses.
.......... 890' to $3.50
$10 to $12 Cloth Suits $5
A special lot of (“10th Suits to
1-10 at $5.00.
Suits at .......... $7.95
.51. number of Suits 10 go at
7.95; values up to $15.00. _
$t5 to $22 Suits .. $9.95 Any Trimmed Hat
All Suits that. sold up to $22.50
to go at $11.95. All Blue and
lllnch Suits included in this
sale-~also odd sizes.
in the Store at 991:
Regular Prices $395 to $8.
Childrens’ Coats 1-2 Psice.
$375 .
$8.00 Fascy Summer Dresses, $6.00 (‘hiidrens Coma .. $2.93 1-2 Price Bathing Suits, I-z
....................... $4.95 $5.00 Childrens Coats $2.49 Price,
___ All Bathing Suits that are in
Neckwear. Sale of Parasols. mm.“ ‘0 g0 M 1'2 mica (‘hnd'
25‘: Children's Paranoia . 196 runs and Lndieu‘.
011d “"5 0' New“? ”3““ 50¢ Children's Parasols .i'. 39c ...
prices 26c. 89c and 000; to no $1.00 Ladiea’ Pgrasols 72:
at ....................... 10c $230 Silk Puasois 31.49 BlankerS-
$2. 9 Silk Parasols 51-59 $150 Bl ‘
' . . anketc ............ 990
5°C Fownes Silk 313383 . “'50 8"“ Pa'm" """ “'99 $1.75 Blankets ......... $1.10
. . . . ....... ~ will ' _ 25¢ Blankets ............ 150
Fownaa’ Guaranteed Silk Sale Of vmls' 50c Blankets . 35c
(Hover. all calm-s; regular lirice 75¢ Net Veils ------------ 25° ...........
600. Jubilee price 39c pair. 81.00 Net Veils ........... 39c
Table Linen.
31.25 Table Linen .. 85c yd.
$1.00 Table Linen 720 yd.
79c Table Linen ..... 590 yd.
190, 17-inch Em-
broidery 100 yd
$125 and $1.50
Skirts 990
A special line of fine loco and
mnbroldery trimmed Skirts.
801.10 PRICE .......... 99¢
$2 Skirts «49
Very tluo Skirts, regular vol
110, $2. .ltllilLJCE PRICE .
................... $1.49
Princess Slips
Mism‘ and Women's, special
new lines at ......... .. 99¢
$1.49. $1.99
Special
Combinations
To go on pole pt “$2.99
You will want some of this Fine Muslin Underwear
“’0 are enlarging this department to twice its former size. That's the reason we are goingtooi‘i’or the Best Underwear Values in
runny a month, and they await you here Tomorrow. No old samples or coiled goods. all new stock.
25c Corset Covers 19c
Gowns at ........... 49¢
Special Corset Covers 25c 25c Drawers ..... 19¢
50c Corset Covers 39c Drawers at ........ 25¢
79c Corset Coven; 49c Drawers at ..1 ....... 49¢
Combinations at 59¢
790'
190‘
191: Lawn Kimonos 9¢
Gowns at 79¢, Value
$1.00.
$1.00 Cumbinationo
25c Lawn Kimonos .
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l KlLLED BY AUTO IN ooU'ero.
1 TON.
1 'SOIl'l‘iith‘x'i‘tm, Aug. ii.‘~rAntony
i’lcovich. (mod 27 years. wuu struck
and killed horo toduy by on nutomt»
' REUNISN o‘FMéo‘T'H“ "c.”‘tf‘
Held Auault 21 At Cheshire.
Connecticut Volunteuru
“0H“ “li‘i‘Ullli will 1’0 0011011 10 “flicker, urn hulking blow progronu.
grunge nt. 50 cents per pinto,
(niobium b1 coolly reached by the
trolley. Leuvo the Cure ut the town
hull.
of Chung-Chow.
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Duper.
1-
,, ”L...” .~.M-w.mm~w m... u ...., ..... M. 0...... MM.-._.,....... mm...
guests of him. it. A. Potts. on holi-
rond avenue. New Cannon. humbly, ‘
John l-iuulon. Jr.. hon returned to
his home in Norwnlk, utter u pious-
unt vinlt with 'illrduull .zStovoun. on
South Main street, .‘ow Cannon.
“United males Marshal Sidney 10..
Hauler sold the schooner yacht.
"F‘iuotwing" ut notion at New bondon.
Wudnouduy for 3500. to the Now Lon-
don Marine iron Works company
which had a. claim of about 04.000
~ against her. Manuel Thomas Ghoul:-
' to; of Boston was iii‘ollid u the? own—
.3.” m ,. High. w,-.,.fl~«~- I
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwalk
SALE SALE. SALE
it we could moire you fully realise what a saving it means to you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
here right nwuyv'vtoduywand take adventure 0! than exuoptionul bar-
gains , this sale otters. lunar goods are not made, lower price: one not
to the found anywhere; 0mm and investigate. .
Sula in both BMW” and atom honour.
A good ndv. puyun treat in the bout
in the machine bouldou tho (-hnui‘t‘our
flflfln‘7mi'illl of the recent ciun diuputn in thin city
‘ , , . . . wnro Mr. Wovrl. nod his with. end also
will he. held nt (,hunblre. in (irunuu during which 0 number of il‘ormouuna tho mmhor‘n clinutrour. No notion liltii
hull. 'l‘liuruduy, “3”” 21' Th” ““3" 1‘1"” MM“- The uugotiutionu. “WM“ yet been taken by tho nuthoritiun end
1 pending the outcome of tho coronor'u
promptly M “:30' Dinner M” “Ml Th“ “WNW" "I thin city 1““ "(”3“ invoutittution tho uutomobllo burly ro-l
furnllllwd by the bullets 0t Cheshire reinforced by too men from tho Citylmuhmd m “m,”
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BURNING OLD TROLLEYG. ‘
Workman in the employ of the Con‘
nocticut Company. are _ dismantling.
“M” ‘,und burning the uueieuu portions or film/er Mine. it toot to in.
the 0111 01115113 truck trolleys. those
anttqnatnd atrium which years ago
outlived their unoiulnoao mt convey-
ances for passengers of modem hub-
ilu, ut the Meadow street barn».
There are a number of ours to be
burned and the work is progressing
Inlcoly.
CONTRAGT FOR ROAD WORK
AWARDED. ,
HAWHFORD, Aug. lie-«Stow High.
way Commissioner Anonnett awmiod
two contract; for I‘M work W. 011.
for 8,400 "Mummy nod ”your
. .. , . . . . ~bilo owned by (1901156 19. WOW. 01'
CLAN DWPUTE BE'NG “JUMP-01 Wont Hartford. and driven by lufsulurdny on crime of ii"
AMUY. China. Aug. thaw/in eurlyuob chuumur, Adolph w. Mottlur. n in The.» New unmhm 'l‘mou, lllvv. 11,
Annual Gathering 0' Veterans T0 36 tlolnont in conuidorod probnblo of tho cluimud thut pmmtm run in front 01 'l‘llnbuuu. («unit muutnrl,
idiiirroncon between the Chinese and ”,0 a“. '
’l‘hu rilltb nnnnnl reunion 01' UN 2‘01“ .lupnnouu in rognrd to tho udiuutmont '
Observation 01’ mole lndlun costume
i-w-ouo minuu. tl’rlzo, wutrh, won by
Contents at “The Trail" in Silver Mine i‘uui liortxlum or Silver,.\llnu second
Saturday “Alright Alright." 1, (dividodl lluwioun or New (Juneau and
The Silver Mino 'l‘roop, tl-‘lolon liorf'wmmcmm‘ "r Silver Mine.
slum. uroui mentor), hold it meet on’ “W. 3MP and llllllil‘wli’l‘ize. i'illil-
A, ”0,.sztuii-10), won by 2nd (llnuu Scout Stun
it; by London of Silver Minn, ill foot (1
lln.. around, and ('iuuu shout Frunk
BOY SCOUTS ANNUAL MEET.
1110. Firm.
Nor-walk Troop. (l’irio
about mentor). roprenrutullvnn from
tbo'l‘hlrd’und ll‘Otlrlll Norwulk’l‘roopu, 0““ ‘lll'lim'il yurd dnuliwtl‘rlzo,
honor pmrm londorn, uud u“. Sum.“ l'm1utnln poohwon by 2nd (flung Scout
Mints 'i'roop participated in tho Month? litunlvy London oi” Silver Mine, in 12
Thorn were mouty.f1vn pm... 4,, m1, 11M”. urroudn. 2nd (llunn Scout irrnuk
Tito content“ rogultod on folluwg: li'unlovlt‘h of 11'1th Norwnllt; uoconu,
Stunning brood jmnnwtl’rim, putr‘ Aumlo Andreolu of Filth New York.
or tennis! almost) won by l‘ult‘bl Luna- i’nlr vaulting-wwtrnov. vmfllink
or lmulu BClitlllD oi F‘irut Norwnlk, holol. Willi by 31113 (”Mb “130111 Stun-
Wltb it lump of 8 toot ii in; wound, 10y London of Silver Mine, 7 limit In;
2011 (”1188180001. 5mm“). 10111100 01' uocond (divided), and Chum Scout
‘li‘runk I’uillovlrh of First Norwuik, 7
tool it 111.. and 2nd llluub 800M ltut—
1 in.
Muelbinuld,‘ l'nulovirh of First Norwuli‘? an tool 11 ‘
hope climbingwimizo, bark knife).
climb of molvu 10010011 by ilutrol
bender Louis attitude of Flrut Norwulk
in 4 (“1-8 unuondn; second. 211 Ginsu
Econt Frank Poulovlch of First Nor-
wuik, in 0 1-8 seconds.
Knot tying-«(Prim unbaoription to
(Boys into), won by 2nd Ginsu Scout
Muir. Potent of First Norwoik‘ with
u more of 27; second, Angelo Andre
ole of Fifth New York more 28.
1 pm bull throttling—«(Prim hm
ball), won by 2011 than Scout Funk
Plutovioh 0t rim Not-mitt, i131 toot
I in; “0600,3110 01m Wt?”
‘1“ “Willi-11.10310"Mahmoliitmuutuluumm>329 too. ~
ledge 01 Now (Juneau 7 feet 1! in.
With: for troop with most points
(Baldwinwoump luntorn) won by First
Norwulk: second Silver Mine.
Prize (or petrol with boy with most
points, (crimp axe), won by Blue Pn-
troi, Finn Not-walk.
The Judges were 8. It. Hoyt of New
Canaan, W, A. Boring of Buyer Mine.
and Deputy 300m. Commlaaloner Char-
les 0! New York. who is ulnar Scout
Master of the Gardiner: Troop of St.
Patrick's outbound. ‘
M, auxin; the mo 1m lowered
with pronouncement“ and to um.
sound of tho bugle. Alter thin 11 eom~
mitten oi ludloa bonded by Mrs. During
nut-rod u uubutoutiul supper to nil the
ueoulu. Then the llghtn were lightoti,
uud tho boy“ npcnt u merry hour lush
tore they tool. up their march homu~
wurtl. Everyone um'eod thnl “Sliver
Mine in ulriuht, ulriuhtl"
CAUGHT NAMED WILD MAN.
l'l'i"i'l-iiiilii.(llll, i’a., Aug. nmnrtoc
u Cliflliti of several! miles through the
Hillllil'llll of tho north uldo. turmluuting
in n doupcrnto butlo in the woods: on
Spring Hill, l’utrolmnn l’lillllp Mull t0-
duy cupihrnd u nuktnl "wild mun." The
man, u powerful foreigner, bud been
unuoyinn ronidontn for uovorul duyu.
und rnpuntod uiiortu were mode to cup-
turu him. 1110 won turned over to the .
llopnrtmont 0t Churitiou for examine»
lien on to his sanity.
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OFF FOR BUNNY WEATHER.
.1. lrvlng Dibble, or the Ferris Cour
Company, departed from South Non-
wuih this morning to Join a. party in
New York on route for California and
other western states. M. Dibble will
be gone a month and will visit. among:
other places, lloarltngolos, San Fran»
cluco and Seattle.
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