l '. ternoontto take part in .tllbLIAllpr’DeY
‘ museum-“vomit: entl'flil‘tllfi ““-
NONDAY, AUGUST 24, 19”
we scorn uoawlux 'nVENino murmur
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race FIVE
Special Values in
Table Damaks
256, 40c, 50c, [So and $1.00 a Yard.
Bath Towels—10¢. 12 1-2:, 25c, 35c
and 501:. .
Bed Spreads—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, 81.75
to $3.50.
Bed Sheets.—39c, 45c, 50c, 70c, 756.
79c and 95c.
E. K. Banks
Iahackemo Hotel Block, 8o. Norwilk.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Probably
thunderstorms this afternoon or to-
night; Tuesday. fair; cooler tonight.
For Connecticut: Thundersh‘owers and
cooler this afternoon and tonight;
Tuesday. fair and cooler; moderate
west to north winds. Weather condi-
tions: A disturbance. which is' now
passing out the St. Lawrence Valley, is
causing unsettled, showery weather in
the western portion of the Lake re-
gion and the northern portion of New
England. This vicinity is on the south-
ern edge of it. A disturbance central
over O‘klahoma is causing unsettled.
showery weather in the southwestern,
An area of high pressure:
- districts.
central over tlle Lake region is caus-
’ wearers FORECAST. ,
Eyes of the World
SL35-
Harold Bell Wright, author of
The Winning of Barbara Worth.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Outlonory Store,
South Norwdk. Norwalk
Now Line of Albums for your
snapshots from me up. i
‘ At
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY mo BOOK area:
15 room mun omen.
m
J Twenty specials on sale at Mintz's
tonight‘and Tuesday.
R. Sturges, arrested for speeding on
West avenue. was fined $8.26 in court
this morning by Judge Keogh.
H. H. Pinch. of New York city, was
a visitor at the home of friends in this
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt and a
‘party of Danbury friends were visitors
in New York State.
Miss Elsie ‘Fagerstrom has resumed
'her duties in the South Norwalk Trust
‘Company. after a pleasant vacation of
‘several weeks. ‘
John Meeker will install plumbing
in the M. Brasmyi house on Ely ave-
nue. He received a permit for the
work this morning.
”runway 90! or van. Putt-OCH—
\ .. . . . .
We’re cutting the price to the limit. This ls the Wind-up.
of our Red Tag Sale and every, suit in our’storc has been rev
duced to the lomst possible price. Now is your chance to.
A permit was issued this morning to
the Jones & Hotchkiss Company for
the installing of plumbing in the new
Roodner Theatre, on North Main
streét, ‘
get a good suit very—very—Very cheap.
$IOV'Sults ' f » 5,5 gum ‘ ‘
$12 Suits and some $5 $7 50 l
$15 Suits, now , , 0—.
$18 Suits and some
While the majority of these Suits are light colors and small
$20 Suits, how
special price on brome seltzer this
week at Stillson-Powell Corporation.
and large sizes, there are some dark colors and all sizes —--—-—-* ."'"‘“:T’-‘_‘-TF“=
in .h. lot. Republican District
”Dom' miss this'opportunity- ' ‘3: S .Elll‘
[Rogers 8; Stevens
Norwalk and south waalk imh. will hold a convention at the
' Illoiel t‘liiord. South Norwulk. Fri-
;tiny. Sept. 4th. at 9 p. m.. for the
Convention
The delegates from the Twenty-
lsixth senatorial District to the Re-
publican state convention to be held
lwhich adds rather than detracts from
THE HOWA'TO‘ PWTUBEVNIG sunshine, Effect. llurge to said convention and to‘ elect
Fnur 0010,- news l . M ‘ R if! 1 “a member of the state control cOm-
snow A success ” ’ ° .
so different from Ult‘ landscape as to mmw for ”W W”?”~HE~“W“) yea-r5 ~
(Continued fro l‘i , ; El.1\l-.S'l t.-lttt~(‘llh.
in rat. Page.) ‘be amazing. They lllll'e Il0 91811, “0‘ State l‘ommitteeman. Twenty-sixth
"“ I ,subiect, only dream of half express- District. Aug. :4, 19”.
"8“?“ charity was to, those who ed fancies, which are only incidents inl H‘"‘"" ' ’ “
were present to listen to beauty of the color harmonies. But such color! Tllil'15_
‘ Tlle Ferris Coal Company's adv. will
interest the prospective c'oal buyer.
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The Elks' building committee meetsi
'thla evening for important business at
‘8 o'clock.
in; moderate temperatures in the can-l , _ . i
tral and western districts.
1was a vi
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.1
.Temperature: Low, 6,}; high,
79. 1“ air.
Skirts from 82.98'up at M. Moi-
teach "I ‘Sb‘n'niw’ V” ‘ ' " ‘ this evening om. .HDyt'fiETheatre opens:
Summer goods at attractive’lpricesi‘
' l Garrett Nugept, of the National City
lBank of New York city; Miss Elsie
at A. Dickermltn"& Son's.
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l Two big bargains for women at the
Norwalk Furniture House. See large
adv. I
Miss Nellie Clancy, of East Norwalhjg
was discharged from the Norwalk Trust Company, and Miss Margaret lilo
{Fodon enjoyed a pleasant trip yester-
lday to Bridgeport,
'Hospttal yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Gordon will leaVo Frifi
day for Troy. after spending the sum-1
.mer months with Mrs. William K.
F‘lnkler,_of 88 Main street,
There was no race at the Norwalkfbridge’ and are laying a temporuy trot-imam to
Yacht Club. Saturday afternoon.)
Some of the boats started, but there!
was not wind enough to finish.
Charging ‘lh tolerable cruelty.
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J ulla
Benedict has sued Elmer D. Benedictharmania" from Mutton SaturdaY‘tm-own over her dre
for divorce. Papers have been filed in'nlght, They will arrive in South Nor. mm
the clerk's cities in the Superior court
of Bridgeport.
. The case of William Keeler, charged!
' with non-support, came up this morn-l
ing before Judge John Keogh. Mrs
'Keeler was released upon his promise attended to by Dr. s. H. Huntingtou‘ong no
to pay his wife the sum of 83 weekly. I
Burchard's Grove was never thel
:acen'o of any merrier gathering than.
,. was held there yesterday. when the.
popular Iachoda .Ciub celebrated, ' in:
a most auspicious manner. its oighth‘
annual elambalie. Those in chattel
were Joseph Leaner. Hm. ., Hub-1
“uéti- and Robert Brown, medicine:
nothing undone to add to“ the joliity1
‘ of the Jovian-occasion. The finest
bake ever was served to the many .in
attendance; 1
The Italian Independent Society
voted at their meeting'syasterday‘ alts
‘ parade together ,wtui‘ui's squat, so;
"c'lEt'f‘hf‘NSfiv’a‘lkl A 'commltt‘eé ‘wa's
‘bppbtnted forthe purpose of choos-
ing a design for a float for the col-
umbus Day celebration. The nature
not the host will be up to the commit-
-‘,:?mmv=;gnd win-be_.nn~t¢. the no-
elet'y’s‘rnlttili strum hr originality
via‘ndfliovolty.9; -- , '
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'Ilsmff...ffi‘¥“rfils WEE: lift .
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«demise a
John V. McGinn. ol‘ 'Cedar.sireet,!
, sitor yesterday with friends inl
New Haven. | ' l
After aglength'y season of “movies."
theatre patrons of Norwallc will enioyt
vaudeville and stack productions troml
tonight with a splendid vaudeville bill.I
Gunther and F. D. Htland, of New
York. were the'week-end guests of W.I
Thornton, of 35 Lincoln avenue.
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Andrew J. Fodor. of the People's;
Savin Rock and
other points of interest.
The Connecticut Company have
torn up I. portion of the pavement ult-.l
der the Washington street railroad;
icy-cable.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golden, after‘
an eventful Journey, arrived in New;
York city in the steerage of
the
walk late this afternoon,
Charles Gordon, employed by M. J.’
Riordan and who lives on Main street
cut his hand yesterday while chopping!
ice with a knife. The injury was‘
ahd it is not serious as he is work-
ing today.
A blaze-monastic refuse in the city'-
dlllnv. on, Now Camravenuaishortlyl
before one o'clock. this habit, brought.
theIHopo Hose auto chemical to the’
«scene? The lireifhad worked its, way:
doyvnnuite deep audit was almost an!
hour-'1 work before it was extinguish-
ed. . '
The members ‘of the P. 0. Loans-
hury..Lodge. No.126. N. E. 0. P.. are ,
requested to be present. at their meet-
in; tomorrow evening at 8 s. in; sharp
anthers will become impbrtant bus,
mess to be sctednpon attenwbich
the entertainers; wealthy. .will .’ ens
tertaln the'dillcers and members. Ice
cream‘and‘ cake will be served. It 15'
;hoped that the mambo/rs win a make-
special (short to attend this meeting.
;_‘ l ' _ .: .
Mrs. (Serge Regimen, a We“
11 nsvtiaua street. had a close call
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m Paths :SAWI‘O'OIMa mm
1
i
hastens «hamlet;
.vorited‘efrl genbi‘atidhv‘agtg and have
i relatives.
‘used to. burden bearing; light through '
in tuition theT problem 61:6hoosing I» '
are» ' ‘ '
word alld of rhythm in th‘ presence‘ThPy are like chords hit upon by No advance was made in the price
0! beauty of color and for ‘ chance when'one sits at the piano in "'1‘:le 13"“ ml \Y 'l‘l . '
The exhibition will be opgu on Mom-the dark. and never found again, Or'nn' “ I". "h 0' " ‘ ‘ ' m" m"-
. ~, . trod In writing. 5000 mill-s, sought
23"] likfltrnoon a ndevenin; At file like the word one sometimes finds. 80 no unfair advantage from motorists.
C oc more
sketches and msters will' good in itself that one can never find TN! (“d “0" “"00“”? mums“ l“
be mild if a sufllcient num‘er of per~ “the ‘sentence to fit it into without 1"“ "m“ M AJAX Tm" ..
sons is present. Ichoapening it of 12 [-2 to 20 per (out. “111‘ do-
P rl . . . g .- . ' nlandi-d by other makers of standard
mos? law:- a dramatic senq’e is the tunes first thought is that it is a "n..." .\'o mndlng or a“ outraged
‘ ‘ n lersal artistic .. possessionfiptty that Mr. McCrea. did not send American mile forced p
.iost persons yenioy a good tory, “disome larger pictures, but on second ”'4‘“? 0' AJAX “”5- 71” Wk“ °‘
many persons enjoy nlusl and pimfilhousht one is gladtn have these .\.IA.\ “fix'n‘ ”'5“! “1”" “3° 0°“
turea only when they too it a story;
. r - --
. sketches which have mush! the ”'0 manul‘lu an
The Old Oaken Bucket," ‘ he Battle
of Waterldo,""The Storm)! were fa-
.
snow underla hai‘d‘winter sunlight. ‘a'fll't‘ N” "W 50W! Mm.
'p'oiid midwffi'lth reflections of sum-i
‘lhertrses. cedars on a sunny hill. each
of these is a clean-separate impres-
sion. The largest pit-turn. “Novem-
ber," has a beauty of_'patlern‘that is
again like tapestry. The color of this
:ono is particularly interesting. put in
rather a low tone but very harmonious.
only been re‘prsced by the’ program
music of‘toduy. “ThoDonaestic Sym-
phony" is their lineal descendant. The
picture before which the crowds gath-
ered at the World's Fair. in 1894, was
a story picture of a lad leaving home.
Yet the "Oid'oiuteu Bucket" had
few virtues as music.
heard anything about
except that the very
cloth was exact!
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made.
AuStin’s Garage ‘l
122 SOUTH MAIN 81‘.
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“leaving Homegv'th sketches: all having an air of gal-l
pattern of the ta-Hantry and bustle. - l
Th y reproduced, etc.‘ The last group is made by a stu
e lay mind tends to' demand of dent whose work is so promising that .-
every art that it shall have a literary he was invited to exhibit thlaiyear. .'
and dramatic duality. “.d does not yat‘The invitation caught him at a bad ;;
first see that each art has its own ohfmoment. so that his best things are ~-
Jects: That music is primarily sound not hem. Mr. Schlichtlng has not yet :3
till“ that1 painting‘deaig with 'found his permanent medium. He has jj . »
ves. an that it is belittling'made a still life that has all that a ~- ‘
v conceive of them only as ”instill life ought to have of faithful re. 7 “ The h“! “3d toe 0! t?!“
ants 0’ Phothel' Bl‘tv story telling. iproductlon and something beside in flocking ‘3 rqnforced “Mb
The only picture in ‘theJRowayton four threads. For Men,
OXhtbttion m t tt ‘ ‘harmony of'tone. There, is also 'a jj
I l empta a . . ‘ ' . .
Hamilton's ”000“" , story is Mr hasty sketch so like the unconscious Women and Children, 25c"
Women’s extra size 25c.
" tight with hervposer that everyone who knows him I'
h“ “d ““5 already on." her cloak‘smilos at it: There in a. slight but “
88 Washington St.
Woodward Avenue.
.
I...-.-.I.LI.-.I'-1-1-2-I-I-ZI2I:-:-:-:-:-;-;.;.-.
Gordon Hosiery.
- Round Yellow Ticket ,
Stocking.
light rain
ss‘ suit case. is sti-lcharming stretch in oils and a fanciful ::
waiting perhaps for the last mo—jbookplato. which has caught a curious ::
infill? to arrive. Beforehen sits a dog sense of the. Personality of its owner. I:
0 ing at her-wistfully with that pre- The exhibition as a. whole is very --
monition of loss ”often icon in the good ind'eed.>ond it will‘give pleasure 3'
eyes of a dog. : . lto many not“!!! *0 flaw that it “’1" ::
Even in this picture, however the'be opened Mondaystternoon and “9‘ "
story is subordinate .Ihd what'n'ing as well." ISturday and Sunday.i
ticea most is the translucent ' '
quality of the hands. and of the rim of -
the face. Another of din-"Hamilton's
pictures is“ of the “Silverfmtne Bridge."
“touch of- which is reheted‘lnthe‘
river. together with a roéy hrick chim-
ney. Here are the possllillitlea of a
story, but Mr.,.I-lamllton;hlis not used
theologian. butanlyto sinks a rare.
mellow; liquid. picture. guinea to stab.
light to the eye. 3. fa .. ,
Bernhard Gutmann has thrown story
htgalone in-
Tel.- 449. South Norwalk.
F inal ' " Clearan e
-' ‘All romainIngSnnuner Stockto be sold re ardless of
cost. Odds and ends'mult be'cleanodup; dict-etc:g e prices
are marked according. 1y.» An opportunity to get Hat ,
Weather Footwear at a fraction of its former price. ‘
telling to the winds. . t I ; " '
terdsts lain: light‘comi as h‘ a . K e! > - ‘ "
amylase veit‘lmtrédgctcdflgma, :‘W ‘ee'l . S ‘ ' ‘ '
curling blue bridal gown (illiukuows
the color crawler); lighten brown;
sunburnodmasant faceé.‘§oundedlso -
that lights and shadows ‘wtay “oven
them. to make mlémmkind‘ ”NW
sions; light on a strong. founded back.
heath. Inhtslandsca e till ma Ill ' “LIGHTSIX” ‘ 7
on’a_i'uahlnsrtm..;qug¢;.u:“ ;: qua totangnonsmarmo can is HERE. "
. ,2" Auto Supplies, sum missions, Goodrich. United states Tires. ,
Lowest prices, Special storage to commuters." Storing for the day. :'
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a
I,» thin mailman Namath“: M .1
”2‘1“?!“ key. and ‘ ‘
(familiar meudy.gnmm"'jg‘u“"“u‘f ,. .caasronmaa osvassxfon Mount ._ ,
hm ' In.“ - .. . molarav_so.,_uonwal,l<,ersrlou.
moduli ’ '_ .. ' . ‘fDISALE. , ,_ _
1909’PD’DNW‘nlluhplt'"fishy-oun-n-o.--u.u.......r mi
. ‘Qhflmm: V'nn'sbboooosoop-ovoooioo‘ooposse-too-ooaao-nasjoo -m‘
f' ”IS-Ml, ‘
mum Wm“ ul- - ruin-o ' o c 0“. oo- o m
yesterday at various interesting points .
STERLING i
7 Days More
, or .STERLING'S AUGUST.
FURNITURE'SALE. DON'T
HESITATE. SAVE 10 TO 40
PER CENT. on DEPENDA-
BLE FURNITURE.
AND RANGES.
Sterling F umiturelCo -.
127-129 WASHINGTON 81'.
We specialize .in furnishing
complete. Tel. 106.
Runs
homes
Highland Coal ‘ ‘
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter .
' stock, Rare opportunity to place your winter orders. “
purpose of electing two delegates at -
Advances ‘
down “be! '
, nu,- max Tiles. Thcy are 'li‘oii- ~ _.
ment and its mood; Collars and bleak ‘estly maili- to (are honest service and 3’.
...l WEI min of 3,500 mtlr' gnar- .
untied Tires of standard mam that ..1
‘I can sell from old price list. an I "
bought for cosh before advance .was :-
aiid one neverl Raymond Holland has three gay lit. Or 'Pbono 1022-2, w. R. Austin. 11 ::
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