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Karine Automobile Burglary, L'abil—
lty. icompenpjpti on, Fidelity Bonds, in
fact we can write any kind at lusur
once you may sequire. (‘all us on the
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO
BUlLDlNG.
Miss M‘dHlla'i'l Smith. of (‘enter me.
nut. has gone to New llrituin, to visitl
her aunt. jilzs. Sntnnel Norris.
1’. ll. Fielding received a permit this
morning to do the 11111111: oi the home
of William Guthrie, on Silverniine are
one.
W
11111..» Miriam l’arcnt.
Park. N. .l.. is spending: .
with Miss ill. lilossoin 5.1111111,
M'eel avenue.
at
11111.,
Mr and Mrs. Edison ’1‘. Harris. and
i’amily, Mrs. Caroline lioulens and
Master Humphrey lloulcns spent yes-
terday in 3min Rock. I
1
South
ol‘ ltidgeliehl
two weeks
of 15'
llechmnn‘s,‘ .lones'
$13.03.
~—~'i<‘|our Sale
flour. 11113,. 8.1.
Mrs. J, F. Smith oi ave-l
nue. New Cannon, was the guest. of .
Samuel T. Jones in
recently,
Mr. and Mrs,
M’est Norwnlk,
Miss Alina Clark, who has been vis-
iting with friends and relatives in
Jamestown, R. 1., returned today to
her home in llowayton.
Mrs. iinrry (:illing, her daughter;
Beasts and her brother and wife, oi
Springdale. were guests of her cous-
in. .lllrnest Gilling of Norwalk Thurs-
.day. '
Buckingham Vs'bman’s Relief Corps
will hold :1 picnic at 11111011 Point. Aug
not 27. Members will take the 1:30
trolley from the Boston store. and it‘
stormy will go the following day“
William Cook. Miss Florence
Cook. Miss Minnie Taylor and Miss
Mae Natitord of Norwalk. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Cook
on Seminary street. New Canaan, yes-
.terday,
'——-Ma11y ills cometrom impure blood:
lan't have pure blood with faulty di-
gestion, lazy liyer and sluggish bow-
els: Burdock Blood Bitters strength-
ens stomach. bowels and liver, and
purities the blood. . {
Forces or men working under the
direction of the National Highways
Protective Society. of New York city,
are busy in and about Norwnlk today.
This morning a number of'these men
’ yisitod the Wilson Point road and tore
off. or painted out. every sign on the
trees along that road. as well as on
_ .many other streets The society claim
“that thousands of dollars are. being
‘ spent for the building and up- keeping
of good roads and the caring of trees.
and that the unlaiviul practice of us
' tug trees and spoiling them by this
menus of free advertising must be'
stopped, according to 1311'.
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gainer: lint t the
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FIRE
l New Fall
A Triple Alhance ~
11 win your fight for financial independence with
strong allies—the Habit of Saving' and ,
ance in once—Yon. the Sarbig Habit
ya. .
t" .1 up
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Velvet Hats
Feathers and 950
Flowers mi n {ZS Values in $1. 50
GREAT VALUES FOR SATURDAY
25c Hose ...................... 18¢ pair $6 and $7 Dresses _______________ 32‘90
50c Silk Hose ....................... 39¢ $4 and $5 Dresses .............. $1.99
$1.00 Silk Hose .................... 69¢ $2.50 and $3 Dresses ..... ‘1; L‘ ..... $1.49
50c Union Suits .................... 39¢ $10 to $12 Dresses ....... - .- $5.95
$1. 00 Odd Nemo Corsets ........... $1 95 $18 to $20 Dresses ........... '. . . . $7.50
25c Corset Covers .............. 19¢ 3‘2'50 Suits --------------------- $55-95
25c Drawers ........................ 19¢ $18 to $30 Suits ----------------- $7.50
$1.00 Middy Blouses .............. 69¢ $2 .to $3 Straw Shapes ...... .1. . . .. 49¢
$1.50 MiddyBlouses' ................. 99": $2 to $3 Linen Skirts ............. $1.00 ,
.. 50c Silk Gloves .................... 25¢ Serge Skim --------------------- $2.49
24c Wash Gloves .................... 19.:- 59c Infantfi‘ Dresses ................ 39¢
21c Ruching .................. 15¢ yard 79c InfantS‘ Dresses ................ 59¢
25c Windsor Ties ................... 19¢ $1.00 Infants' Dresses ................ 75¢
50c WindSor Ties .................. 39c $1.5olnfants‘ Dresses ................ 99¢
50c Belts ........................ 35¢ $2.00 Iniants' Dresses ............. $139
$1 00 Belts ......................... 69c 50c Sheets ......................... 39¢
50. Odd Neckwcar .................. 25¢ 81: Colored Mosquito Netting 3C yard ‘
25c and 50c Children's Bonnets ’ ....... 15¢ 12c Linen Towfling ............. 8¢ yard
QUITE SO.
“A fellow nev’cr gives
credit for much bruins.“
“Well?”
.“Stlli he seems to think she ought!
to learn as much in one s11i111111iug"
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lAnotherWeekofBargains
AT THE
East Norwalk Cash
Grocery ,.
’Phone 743-3 Free Delivery!
Biltter it) 322
Flour gag 8 00 .
4lbs. 25;
14 lbs. 220
Amiour‘s Veribost Roast
Beef, No. 2. can
‘350
Force, a (pkgs.
21c
Magnolia or Clover Milk,
3 Cans ‘-
29c
Milkmen Condensed Milk,
full weight. a can ’
his sister
lesson as the other girls do in nine."
Round Yellow Ticket
Stocking.
The heel and toe of this .
stocking is reiniorceg With ,
four threads. For Men.
Women and Children, 25c. '
Women’s extra size. 25c. ‘
J I. Mallette
88 Washington St.
Delicious
Creamery
Best
Family‘.
Granulated Sugar
with other goods
Extra Native.
Fancy Potatoes
Extra Fine Table Butter, in
Prints
' 263
‘Selected Eggs, in CartOn.
Dozén
1310
Combination Sale.
6 bars Acme Soap
1 Snow Boy Wash. Powder
zNaptha Soap
250 1‘ -
’ Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs.
-‘2.1c 9c
‘ Swift‘s Silver Leaf Lard,
-' ' ‘ on... Naptha, Kirkmtin
“ u" and Borax Soaps '
1220 .40
3drde‘n’s Evaporated Milk. l-post-Toasties,
7:; ‘ mc‘ size,acan, g‘“ " - 2 pkgs.,
.50
South Norwalk.
79-WA5 1 GT
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From Every Side
The neccseuy of n sminus account
is apparent to prudent people. Some
prousion mus be. made for the fu- .
lure, and the smaller your income.
the greater the necessity of putting
11.1 n fund to meet those sudden emerh
gentics that Lome into every life.
0“ S\Vi.\'GS DEPARTMI'BT.
is fully equipped to safeguard your
.smings“ and. a very high rate of in.
llercst will help to increase your de-
posits. Infounntion. regarding the .
opening of an account will be cheer-
fuly furnished
Tours for prosperity. .
lThe People’ s Trust Co.
G
strong'osouth Norwalk Savings .
“$311351 sanguine
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_ ”FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914
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Wool End Purchases
For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us.
HOSlERY.
GARMENTS.
Ladieu' Waista.
At 31.06. A Specialty.
Middy Blouses.
50 £15., to $1.25
Ladies‘ House Dresses.
FANCY GOODS.
Not-a-Seme, ’25 cu.
"Wtars Like Sixty."
Buster Brown, 25 cu.
‘ Guaranteed."
"Cadet“ Hose, 25 cto.
Best Boys"‘and Girls' Hose
Ladlea' Silk Hose
25 1:23.. 50 ctr, $1.00
Ladies’ Neckwear.
25 oh. and 50 cit.
Ladies’ Silk Girdles.
50 cts_ and $1.00.
Ladlea’ Silk Gloves.
50 etc. to $1.00.
Ladies' Shell Goods.
At Popular Prices.
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON
E 8i sthington St. Telephone 446 _ South Norwalk
We Give 13.47%" Green Trading Stamps
The Grert
Reduction Sale
Tomorrow
on
Clothing Shirts and Shoes.
815 Suits $9.68
$18 “.1 11.88
A Lot of 100 Shirts,
$2.50 Shoes, $1.98
LOUIS AVRICK,
Union Clothing and Shoe Store-
w . will th s f. l h o ‘
211:8031 L lliuy01;#’ta?“;g dirtiei * SO. Norwalk, CODD.
horses bringing comet ing toward one
out of the thillght a gentle valley
softened by night and its understudy,
a shower-cloud: a patch, trodden yel-
low. which winds awry behind cedars
to a wonderland henna? the moon-‘
children’s Dresses.
50 ctt. to $1.50.
THE ROWAYTON PICTURE EXHI-
2 . BlTlON.
There is a wide range in mood andl
in method presented by the pictures in:
the Rowayton exhibition of this yeahi
opened today.
Mr. iiuflington has two groups, sol
distinct that it would be impossible 101
deal with them in one statement. His
oils are sunny and “arm alwaxs with;
that tneilou dignity which distinguislpl
yes Mr. Hutiington and makes one 11 on .
‘der whether he is more poet or paint-Z
‘er. liis Maine roast. lor instance hasl
something profound and eternal be:
bind the rugged surfaces of the sen-
gunned rotks and the restless water
Perhaps the uplanntion is to be found
in the more distant cliffs. mellow and,
may in the sunlight, vanishing into the}
distance “1111 a stutellness which de :
{ties anihllntion. . y
l
The poet is to the front in Mr. llui
fington's waiter colors. painted in 111-;
own method on canvas. The twilight
'mods. teh elusive but poignant emu l
lions. so strong and so momentaryl
that seldom explain themselxes and:
yet more than any others, explain us]!
to ourselves, these moods appear again i l
and again in these water .colors. A
man with a lantern, journeying some-
Friday and Saturday SPECIALS
light in a valley. the cradle of the ClOth Suits " ------------------ ~ ------- $5.98
night: all these strike the same note Silk and Lingerie Waists, formerly were $1.98 and
of beauty and wistiuiness. $ ‘
l G. F. .‘liuendel was persuaded to ex: 2'49 """""""" ' """" ' """"""" $1-50
1111111 agoin the "House Across the Lingerie WaiSta, wcre 98c and $1.49 ...... . ........ 59¢-
River." which took the first prize at Children’ Dre 68 r h . ,
the “arm” exbtbltlgu last MW s 58 , you c 01cc ............. 79¢
Besides. he has three other large pic House Dresses ......... . ........ . ............... ‘ 98¢
tunes and nine small sketches.
l 1111'. Muendel like to‘catch nature in
her line, dramatic moments, her rare
times of snbordinating variety to har- '
mony. Sunrise light. so permeating
that the whole landscape sings in uni-
son. and trees. river and homestead
sound the same note; again. sea, barg-
os. a train with white breath. a der-
rick with its;long arm and swinging
shovel, all these. in early morning
light spelling toll.
Mr. Muendel's smaller sketches are
extremely interesting because of this
very quality. '
Mr. Humngton has given a charm-
.1113 oil of Tokeneke cedars. to be sold
at auction. on Saturday afternoom,
Mr. Mueudei has offered to let the‘:
Wash Dresses to be cIOSed out at less than half price.
j New F1111 waists in Crepe de’chine, chill'on, linen and
linene, set inland long sleeves ........... 1.- $1_49 up
M. Moltasch 81 Son.
120 Washington 8!.
Main Store—2'10 Atlantic 31.. Stamford.
‘ ; ; 1 z 1 ; ;I:Izlzl'-‘-;I;I:l:III.I:I:I'I:I:I:I:I:I:I
'1r1angte. guaranteed Ior ever $3.50 '
Reliance. guaranteed 5 years. $2. 85
Vacuum Cleaners ............ $18.00
Electric Fans ...... $13.50 to $17.50
We have several second-hand
fans for sale.
Eleqtric Wiring for Light and‘
P011 er.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 60.,
Electrical Engineen and
~60ntractors. ,
54 Water St. South Norwalk, Ct.
Phone 342- 3.
likes of his sketches.
coedingly hard for the winner to
choose. 1
it will be ex-l‘
, .
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E Miss Jessup has a portrait oi the;
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Rev. Louis French.11hic11 has given a.
great deal of pleasure to his wide cir
‘cle of friends. She has beside“ a
Egroup of smaller portraits. and two
delightful sketches of young. girls
1caught in the elusive moments of
lyoung girlhood.
Hamilton Hamilton, of the Silver
mine group of artists. has senthlsSiL‘
vermine Bridge. mellow. sunny and
7 sure". His Daisy Field, and a portrait
are excellent. Mr. Hamilton's ideas
are home in his brain. and” not on can-
us.
As for sunshine, one should look at
CharlescReiiel's Hillside. It one were
to secure one's imuression one would
call it 9. “31a " picture. 1 .
There are pictures also by F. 11..
Holland. Harkness McC ,Bernhard
R. . CARS $900
2 Unit Starting and Lighting System $100 Extra
111113111 & AYERS. i
60 Van Zandt Street. DiStributors For Fairfield County‘
Gntman and Henry Schlistlng which'l
will. be spoken of later."
DEEPER WATERWAVS PROMOT-
ER} MEET.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 21 —0ificers of
tho Connecticut Deeper Waterways'
Association, a body which was organ-
71': in the sprint to promote water
development hi this state. are
x at Homsux'uln today to
__ misctbn. to discuss a plan
‘ Wt" pain .191
Final Clearance
All rentahditg Summer Stock to be sold regardless of
cost. Odds and gends must be cleaned up; therefore prices»
arg marked accordingly An opportunity to get Hat
Weather Footwear at a fractionof its tonne:- price.
.. Keeler’si-
79c )1
Norwalk Chronicler