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New Styles in Lndles’
wilouse Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
61.00.31293 34 to 46 inches.
Lediee’ Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
61.00, all sizes.
May Mouton Patterns.
All Patterns ..........
' E. K. BANKS
Mnhookomo Hotol Ilook
loath Non-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
«For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-I
night and Friday; slowly rising tem-
perature; moderate southeast to south
Weather Conditions: The
western disturbance is central this
morning over Lake Superior. It has
caused showers during the last 21
hours in the northern districts from
Montana eastward to Michigan. Show-
ers were also reported from theSouth
Atlantic coast. The weather comin-
ues dry over the corn belt and over
most of the cotton belt.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO IODAY:
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 78.
Cloudy.
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Companions of the Foresters,
253, will meet tonight,
No.
Miss May Wright of Fairiiéld ave-
nue is visiting friends, in Stamford
“The reguihr meeting of the Norwnlk
Boat Club will be held tomorrow ev
ening.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. it.
will] hold its regular meeting tomor-
row evening.
—-Highlnnd coal at Raymond Bros.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, I, 0.
0. R, will hold its regular meeting
Monday evening.
Miss «Burchie Worthington, ot‘New
York, is spending a few doyegwith
friends in Norwnik, '
Concord Division, No, 2. Sons of
Temperance Will hold its regular meet-
ing Monday evening.
Cockenoe liaymakere' Association.
No, 32%, l. 0. it. 51., will hold its rog-
ulnr meeting this evening.
Olive Branch Lodge, No, 10.
Knights of Pythina, will hold 11 regular
meeting this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelley are
observing the second anniversary of
their marriage today.
The regular weekly robonrnnl of the
MMI‘ODOIIISUI Orchestra of Norwalk
will be held Monday evening.
The steamer Marlon brought 11 our-
go of 1,600 buns of cement into the
lulrhor inst night for Raymond lire-
thorn.
Mrs. Wm. ’l'orrwililgnr. und four
children from. New York nro spend»
11111; 11 low wcohn with her brother.
lnlthor Wright of Fulrnn‘id avenue.
NOTIOEI NOTICE.“
if you are u subscriber to The Son-
By the Author of The Hamilton.
JUST OUT
WM. P. BEERS
soon ‘skrouss
6 South Main Street,
South Norwalk,
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
Dining Room Suite
fl
‘ lets, Chino Closet, 48 inch Ex:
tension Tobie, Fine Leather
Sent Choirs, one Arm Chair
DOW
Fouled ooh, colonial style But ’,
.............. $98. 00, ‘ .
with its extraordinary economies is a once a your event. Therefore it you con sove from 15 to 30
‘ per cent you should not at once. We invite the most rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must
bow to the inevitable fact that our prices are the lowest, quality and finish the best to be had
A low 01 the bargains to be had:
SDIid Mahogany .
Rooker
I Wide buck, stylish and unto. .
dute design. $18.00 value. Sule‘; "
pfdce $13.50 .I.
Our entire four floors are filled with such bargains.
The A J COLLINS COMPANY
PostN ECards
Of The City
SOUTH RORWALK LIBRARY, CITY
HALL has HOUSE, COUNTRY
CLUB, ,hOKENEKE, FARRELL'S
RESIDENCE Hickory Bluff, also oth-
er New Ones, Made on the Best Grade
of Foot Card, in black and white.
w.A,HANF0RD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
DONNEL.I.Y’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Eur lite-date Service Call :2
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funornl Director and
Embllmor
Office and Rolldonco
1 Telephone 904.
04 90. Main St. 80. Nomlk.
Four and Six Cylinder Models
OSCAR H
GARAGE, RIVER 8TREET.
Follow the Crowd-—
The Meyer Sec of the Moyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One
Cataloguing or demonstrations on sequent.
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week.
in stock.
9 r w. .,,
BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
ROTON POINT "
DANCING
, Pavdlon
Dnnoing";Evory Night and saturdny
I Afternoons. ~
SixPieces of Music
FIIIIEIIAI. IIIIIEOTOIIS’
The Central Labor Union is sched-
uled to hold a session tonight,
w...”
Division, No. l, A. 0. IL, will hold
Duckinthnm W it C No :70 will
hold its renulur meeting this evening.
Cockcnoc Tribe. N0. 32. I, 0. It. 51..
S . t h
will hold it” regular meeting tomor-
Cleanser and
Dyer row evening, ..
Attorney irn 0. Gregory. ol‘ Nor~
wnlk. in spending the duy in iirldge-
port, on business.
24 North Main 86.. 0 ,
or H ulors' ltnbnkuh Lodge, No, 65,
South Norwoik. I. O. 0. ll‘.. met Inst evening for rou-
tine business.
l'otnr 'ilurns loft iodny i‘or l‘rovi-
deuce, it. 1., whom his sister. Mrs.
Katherine Smith, died yeIIInrduy.
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Requisites for the
tlnol brim; or send in 36c and got
three of the most popular magazines.
Hearst‘s, F‘nnhlondhlo Womnn.
The Metropolitan. for three months.
It you are not 11 subscriber send or
bring 61.00 and The identical and
magazines will he sent you for three
months by mu. it you ureter to have
a ncwoboy deliver your paper com on
850 to. magazines and pay the bay lilo
a week for The Sentinel. The mom
cine: deal with oil the current ooh-
iocts of non interest and. will pious
every member of the locally.
(idioms and Supplies
We do your Mowing in the most
mitt-cum manner. or we on soil
you an outfit to do your on
[W Jewell
moonstone crow. .
11nd ;
The noun or (3. Minor. who was or-
rcutcd inst evening by Officer Page.
came before Judge Edward M. Lock-
wood. this morning, not] sentence was
suspended.
i Canning Season
Mason Jurn. Euro Soul .7er1, Econo-
my .1er1. Jolly (llamas. Preserving
Kettles. Jar Fillers, Pnrownx, etc. at,
Low Prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St,
South Nor-walk.
Dr. B. ii. liiunlingion'n dog was run
over yesterday by on automobile in
Main street 'l‘he dog was hurt so
badly that it was necessary to have it
n.hot
John (M, Glover, of New York. who
, in to be the manager in ‘M. Bolior’a
“1°“ 397' Prompt Delivery. news store at the corner of South
I - Main and Haviland streets. has leased
Imunno LAD HOLDING we own. 1“” A: “5““ ”In” “I “‘9 “”1““ ”'
Lowe street and 1111th avenue. and
NW HAVE“; M16- “or” 7W” will tote possession shortly. Medici-
Hm: I‘m-mini. m of City Tron»- tog and cumin. with the regret or
user Presenter. in holdlnx his will their mony Moods. intend movinl to
the burial «meant mi Went New York city.
boom mover. The now» run " ‘
over loud mm on who My Highland. Lough (loot ct turmoil
I616“ » 55m.
Mayo ‘ 4‘ "0‘1.
its regnlur meeting this cvcnlux. I
minimums-menus
AIIIIIIIIL MEETIIR
WESTPORT. Aug. 21.—«The Conneo
ticut Funeral Directors' Association,
held their 25th annual convention in
the Fabio building here, yesterday,
with a Norwolk delegation attending,
and alter transacting all their bnal
uses which was of a miscellaneous
character. went by 5. special trolley‘
to Dorlon Point, at Norwalk, where
I they dined and enjoyed themselves for
i the remainder of the day. One oi the
most interesting of the reports read
at the Westport‘session was that or
the legislative committee which told
of what had been done at liortlord
inst session in successfully preventing
the abolition o! the bonrd of cm-
hnimors. it wns the sense oi the
convention that the bonrd be not
abolished and the report of the com-
mittee was unmoved.
The following oiiloere and com
mittens were elected for the ensuing
your: President. William Henry Al.
ion. Norwich. who presided during to-
dny’s session at Weslport, reelected;
vioo~prosldent. William (7. Piece, of
Deep River; secretory, Ernest Orti-
lopp, 0: Bridgeport; tronsuror, James
M. lliennoti, at New Haven; ionisin-
tive committee. William F. Tomlinson.
o! Donbury; E. 1.. Furroy, od linrt-
lord. and W. G. be Place, of Deep 11 15
iitiver: exotiutIVc committee. Willis r.-
Bennott, or New Milford; Hurry 5‘.
Walker. of New Haven. and D. M.
Stewart, of Waterbury. The delegates
elected to the notional convention to
be held in Milwaukee. in‘Octobor.
were: William Henry Allen, at Nor-
wich; Charles Pubic. of Westport. and
Ernest Ortilepp. of Bridgeport.
Fifty-live members were present at.
the convention and they were attends
ed by wives or members of their
families. For the entertainment at
the letter numerous automobile rides
were given during the day in the
vicinity of Wootport and Norwolk.
Rev. Henry shoulder. of Bridgeport.
was the 611161611113 clergyman st. both
sessions. ‘ The Norwoik made quartet
entertain» um armistice with «loo
“9'1“”- ’
3.1. MW in otter!” 6 Mo lino
{Tubingr ern Bed
' 10:45:, 11:38.
.' 3:,27 4::31x,541. 6:52x. 6:37, 6:511
.. 7: 20:, 9: 221:, 9.59.10245.
- 10:50x, {1:03'.
‘ Daily Line to N. Y.
at... _
Massive Square,
"i‘wo inch post, one inch tillers.
brass mounts on each post,
nghland Lehlgh Cool
in all sizes for family use. We purchased this cool at a fancy przloo "
in order to have ”the best for our customers
RAYMOND snort-guns
Contractor
Maring Construction Co. m... 3...... ,_
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions. all
aliens and repair work.
12:1 WASHINTON STREET.
‘ TIL. 867-12.
ROUTH NORWALK.
1001391831 ‘
$15.00 vnlue i'or ..
$10.98
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New York. New
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ford
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
In Effect June 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-—-1:20x,‘5:14x, 6241:, 6:09.
6:24x, 6:43x, 6:65, 7:13, 7:46, 8:171.
8:41x, 8:60x, 9:151_ 9:37, 10:20:.
P. M.:~—1258x,1:,08 2:,40! 2:501.
Sundays.
A M.—-12:25x. 5:141.
8: 54 10: 20:. 11: 24.
P. M.-—-12:48x. 2: 39:7, 2. 60:. 5:41,
5:62x, 6: 56x. 7: 12x. 7: 62:, 8:21:
9:221. 9:59, 10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
,A. hit—4:46,, 5:40I 6:45. 8:101.
9:151. 10:02:. 10:65.
51:41:, 6:24;.
P. M.-—-12:03. 1:05. 1:181. 1:23: a»
urdny only, 2. 04x, 2: 57, 3: 30:, 3: 55:, 1
4: 16:, 4: 89. 5. 05x,.5: 24:, 6: 28, 6: 01). .
61.07 8:001, 8:.20x 9:.00! 91,30 11:10:.
11:30.11:33x, 12: 00x.
Sundays.
A. M.—-«12:00x, 6:00x, 8:33; 8:65:
9:00, 10:02x. 11:00:.
P. M.-——12:10x, 1208!, 2:005 3:64:
6: 02x,6: 04, 6. 011:, 7: 1411, 8: 00:, 8:10:
8: 59:. 10: 00:, 11: 10, 11: 331.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW.
HAVEN.
A. Lira-12mm 12:42.
7: 23 II 21:. 9140:,
11: 661. ,
P. M.:—-—12 02 1:20, 3:14x, 4:26,
6 ,12. 6:161. 6: 47, 7: 10:, 9:091, 9:191.
9:39.11, 10: 0911 11: 16.
Bundoyg.
A. M.~—-13:10x, 12:49:. 1:17x. 7:46
9:401:. 10:19. 11:11:.
P. M.-12:07x, 2:1llx, 3:181. 4:50:.
0:10::, 6:46, 7:10x, 8:3411, 9:091, 9:281.
10:07x. 11:07:.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBUH‘Y
A, M.-—l:20, 6:18. 8:27. 10:01:.
P. M.--i:26, 2:231, 4:861, 5:21:
6:20. 7:201.
1:108. 6:00,
10:23:, 11:111.
sundoyo.
A. M.~—-10:01x, 10:25,
P. M.-2:15. 7:16.
DANBURV TO BOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~0:00. 7:18. 8:16, 10:01:.
P. liar—3:44. 0:35. 8:30:.
sundayo.
A. M.--—7:66. 11:46
P. M.—~6:00. 7:30, 8:28;.
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Freight Propellers leave Pier I!
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otrootl. every My (except Sunday) cl
3 p. in. man received It Nomi-ll
wounds and southNorvolkw
to 6. 60 p. 11L
Not-wail: Steamboat Column,
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Eyes Examined Free 4,,-
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Specials This Week
THREE BUNCHES EXTRA LARGE BEETS ................ . ..... 101:
Home Peaches .......... per qt., 10c Squash .................. per 11)., 60,
Home Cucumbers .......... 2 for 51: 3 cans Milk ................... 251:
Green Limes .......... 1/, peek. 251: Home Tomntoes ........ per qt.. 100..
Sweet Potatoes ........ 1,4, peck, 25c Plums ................... 3 qts., 250
MUSKMELONS, APPLES AND FEARS.
UNITED GROCERY “COMPANY ‘
20 North Main st. Phone 149.
r .“
' Andrew Davey
Good Things
to Eat
100 8 6‘; H STAMPS FREE WITH 1 Ib. Daisy Baking Powder at 506 7‘
10 STAMPS FREE WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:
Alias linked Beans, .........................
90 Washington St.,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.
19 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
PHONE 388. ,
o.
3 polTiId can 12c
Aline Mustard Sardines '.; ...... . ..... . 10c
Atlas Asparagus, . .................................. large can 201: ‘
Atlas Root Beer ............................................ 100
Atlas Jelly Powder ................................. all flavors 10c
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'nunos ATTMiK
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.\iA\‘il A, Aug. 21 eVernal Whitney,
HAMBURG, Germany Auslwi "lw or iowa, governor of .1010 had a use
A robbery which culminated in mm ,row (Willie when clinched tracherous-
der and savored much of the methods 1,, 1,, Home “a received live baron;
employed in recent months by I’ni‘la' sounds, but will probably mower): :‘
inn nnd American automobile linudlts He killed both 0. ills assailants otter
occurred this morning ill the (3qu a dronintic snuggle :‘_~,
mount 53‘4“” Books: WHIWI‘WP‘W Governor Whitney bud Just come
“ “"WTI’ 0' "WWW pleted an inspection of the scout camp .
Two men drove up to the bunk lnIm ‘Hunl we“, and had sent his inter-
n lnxicnb nun on entering the building preter .0 order his launch. The in— .
Iovullnd ”"01"?” M W“ 3'0“"3 clerks, torpreior wun clinched by Moron, but V:
who scurried for shelter. The cashier escaped. Whitney heard of the attucir.‘
oi” ”"3 institution, on “WI "1““: in on and us he run to investigate he met
“WWW to NW" “'9 money "I‘M“ 13050 two Moron, who nppronched in a.
until 11pr could be summoned. i’ouuht friendly Innnner and then suddenly
“ml the W0 mil". but W0“ ”MI Wilda attacked him. Whitney clinched with
'l‘ho bandits thou nppmp‘rintnd nil one of u", Mom“, while he shot the 3.
the cosh in sight 11nd dumped in the other and then, utter n struggle,
automobile. wrestod the barons from the other
man and finished him with It. During
CHICAGO NATIONAL BANK TO LI' the struggle, however, Whitney r‘ ‘
QU'DATE‘ coivcd bud Wounds.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-~An echo,
of the failure of the various enter»
prises oi! the late John it. Walsh. Chi-
cago bunker and financier. was heard
at the Treasury Department today.
The Chicago National Bank, which he
organized and which cloned its doors
Dec 18,1905. formally notified the
comptrollé'r oi the currency or its voi-
notary liquidation.
At the time of the failure the book
trnusforred its assets to the Ohicoso
mooring Honso'Bnnk. which assumed
all liabilities. Since then these onsets W
have been slowly liquidated. but it ~VACUUM WAIHRR
was only a few days no tin/t n i‘ddb- Another consignment oi
TO HELP PAES CURRENCY BILL ‘
WASi-HNOTON, Aug. 21.-«ontumn ,
Own 0! the Senate banking comm ‘
toe issued a. formal stwtement today 1;
reiterating that impressions that
who opposed to the administmfl
currency bill Wei-o "without {all
tion"
"it would be stupid to soy thitt it
impossible to imprm‘e it ill/11M
tcular. I expect to do my utmodt
help pass it." he added. I
Moundmltii, ,G-Q-FIW
lotion of liquidation woo adopted by hot boon received at this 111666
169 hard of tile oloood bruit. Icoupons should be presented ‘
I
Norwalk Chronicler