x ( ”on septm 11 be at lty. In our intonprotstions or arm we luv. the auction or yous :‘ (:0anch 0" DP." 89”" hr 2 :1 ' 3;:
/ hand and then you’ll 8“ of experience sud In doubt“ reputation tor conscientious ded- Migratory Birds : .1 . ;
f a raw gust that will fill “13'- ’_ ' . 9 . .I
1' _ o “v . ““ . ....
. your framo with anguish . . ‘ ~ -' peela a es a ound the Store
' \V n th ‘ son on some ydr- _._ _ .
,3' while you’re waiting for The HatCh & Bade com an ietie: or 3:32;: only a few days {in
l- . j away, September 1, being the time I: 0 P. . . .
1" a fire. How “Sky, the? -~.:.:.:.:-:-:-:-~ :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-'-'-t-t-?-’-‘I ""3“?“ T'3'?'-"3""'i‘3‘3‘1 :.:-'-:-:-:-:-.-.-. ‘ [Ste {season odommenfigs :fiihoriimdldulll a: ne- lece Llngerle Dresses, One'Plece House Dresses
« to take a chance by foo - __ _. ____ a" “”‘Y a“ "m“ . .v. - . . , ,
. ' _ as to what they may do in the way of 1:! so ata .
l WY- “hm * W" mu m - 8mm sm omits no rullrllits W 212:: fluff“; u: ' ill te White Dress .Skms' Chm“ Sllk Wdlils
nec mm s u u aw . .th .
f 88f“ plan ‘30 buy your mayhylnvinz your '“k done m‘ . ‘ to December :5 as the open Season is“, arked way Down In the Slut Departments
.. coal “a not wait 61 Fruit: and Vogcublu'orml Kinds. Mrs. Mary A. Paddock. for wild ducks, geese. brant. swap. 5'17“ ,
f- ‘ 7 - Mrs. Mary A. Paddock died at the lilover. snipe and yellowlegs. The fed- . .
l there's slashing: see “I A. C. CUflBO, FlOl’lSt. home of her daughter. Mrs. Theodore ml lawv‘lgr ,mlgrxorg‘fiirdli‘w‘glezl: .. Remnants Of Dre G d 1/ .
, . was enat' e. Slnce e ' \' l. .
I ‘ promptly, leave your or- TEL. 372.12. 1 RAILROAD AVE. C06’ in Romes‘e” MW 30““ “8““ mm effect, become..- ertecuve October 3 .. SS 00 S 2 . rlce
- . 28th- Deceased was a member or the 1, This law supersedes all states may - 3 , ‘
l' d“! and your Judgment VERY MODERATE PRICES. East Avenue Methodist Episcopal make laws shortening the season as : :_: R f n , , .
fl we’ll admire. , ‘ Church, and the Buckingham w. n.c., Elven W the federal law- 1“” mm“ emnants 0 Silks and Linings. at Half Price
The summer time is
waning fast—’fis well
along in August, and
The
FERRIS GOAL 3’
. COMPANY.
GOING! GOING! .
The Gorham Co. , j:
mun the utoot hula in ,
WALL
We want to mun our blends—customers (among whom we
hope you are numbered) that we ore ready to furnish them with oil
their requirements in building mterlsls of All sorts. sud tint we
ore to a position to give youpronipt service sud clout sound lumber ,
and timber tron: new stock arriving each day. We will be glut to
resume the you plounnt relations which have existed in the post
and promilo you u or old, trutworthy service uld sustained «uni.- '
of Norwalk. The funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon. at three o'clock,
from the home of her son,'.A. N. Pad-
dock, 59 Sesview. avenue. Rev. 8. P.
Fairbanks will oificlate and the inter-
ment will be in the East Norwalk cem-
etery. One grandson, Charles N. Ham
lord. of East Norwalk. also survives.
Mrs. Harriet Gould.
llllllillli inn
7 Federal and State Regulations f}.
lifillll liiil gggfi
lengthen them. ‘ ..
.The hunters of this vicinity are not . ..
the only ones wondering as to what ' "
birds they may shoot before October
1 but the query is state-wide. To
The Daubury News today Commis-
sionre John M. t‘ramplun, superin—
tendunt of the fish and game com.
mission, made the following stale-
mcnl when asked as to the conflict-
ing dates:
”This office has been receiving tel-
The denthvoi Mrs, Harriet Gould.
widow of Edson Gould, formerly oi:
eylhone calls and letters daily on
in the Dress Goods Section.
;_' Cut Prices on FRUIT JARS and JELLY GLASSES 7
in the Bargain
that some question and 1 can ans-
wer you only as l have the .olhers
‘4']n‘I-g‘- - in
-'~ “'-
sfioolm roth Prism
AT IUSIGALE
(Continued from first page)
BUY
Hazelton
\-\‘\.\‘\.\‘t “\“\.x.
Weston, occurred on WEdDESdBY. afi'l‘his board is governed. for the tires-
- the home of her daughter. Mrs. Beulapient. bu the old stutute law. Persons
. min Banks, in the “Little Boston" dis-n1”? "mimeime ““19"“ “1‘“ do 5% at
. it elr own r sk. 1 don‘t 'now my
"let M Reddmg‘ “'16 funeral beingzmany federal officers there are but
held from the Banks residence, on Ffl'l undoubtedly there are some. Anyone
day, at 2 p. 111. Mrs. Gould was 74iwhu wishes In shoot must take chan—
yea-rs of age and had been ill for sever-1 v95 with them in \lolulins the feder- _
PAPER
Painting
The skies threatened, but by three
o'clock the antes began to arrive.
\,
I EwhiugthelowCos
Coal
The B. Hershfield Sr Son'CoT
f ,uuaft. 122 warns of.
villi” néor‘dAK ochL I AM THE
4%" ONLY ONE.‘
Try a bushel and you’ll buy a ton. ‘
Nymph-prices are the‘lowest in town.
I doi-not eipect tunnks a. large profit
on cool this year, as i sell.» such a
low price Just to advertise my
Red'Oak Coal
" I am selling Alpha ortland Cement
at very lowest prices. The bag must
be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON. .
.3 ROWAN 37., EAST NORWALK.
1'“. 441. .- T“. “1.
Special Sale of Cement
FOR ONE WEEK.
ALFA OR ATLAS AT 32 CENTS
VvM EFFRON,‘
s nowm or.
m
Tel. 441.
a...
. runmruns, CARPETS CHAIRS,
.dbucnss AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
cocoa AT LOWEST PRlcas ion
ilscono AT 15 ELY AVE.
W.
15 ELY. AVE. 1
tools NYAnv. Min-got.
“Gasoline, Cylinder? Oils and
pig Ling or Automobile
cosmos.
on: N E.
Paper Hanging
Decorating
A: The. Gorham Co:
to First St. Elsi Nor-want ’
7.1.452.
GOTTLIEB's SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
‘ BEGAN TobAv.
MEN’S sons.
0'
$10 Suits ......................l. ’8
:7 Suit: ‘5
90mins. .,
$761310 ClothingStorc
nir NORTH MAIN 8'1:
. Daily and Sunday 1
' Papers
Delivered « to your Ironic or
office} Prompt service.
Phone your order to
.RIGGERM'AN. '
‘ nos. 64 “North Main St.-
nl weeks. She was a daughter of thol
late‘ Sanford Benedict, oi Weston.andl
among the children surviving her are1
Mrs. Banks and. Mrs. Hull Bartram:
of Reddlng; Mrs. Penney, of Water-i
bury; Mall'in Gould, oi Redding; Will
lian Gould, of Waterbury; Edson
Gould, of Georgetown; Samuel Gould,
of Ohio. Stepsons oi the deceased
are boomis Gould and Ruins'Gould,‘
of Weston. '
' Special on Shoes.
$2.50 Shoe,
$1.98.
Louis Avrick
Tho Union Clothing and Grins Moro-
POSToFFlcE gLooK ’ "
._ SOUTH NORWALK
o.
m.—
M
BAWN BROKERS- ,
» We have a. line of Suit Cases which
requires the eyozot an expert. to (1&-
tingulsh from rosl leather. These cssosl
sell for one-hull the price of leather
cases. and wear equally as well.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Roseniield, prop.
MoneyJosned on articles of value.
Musical Instruments. Hardware, unre.
deemed pledges.
Big Reductions on
all Household'ogods.
. mammals. runnitdni
« [footing-trunnion“.
7i '7? will: now 3+5 .1
,, . , . . . . do». communal... council.
nor “(numerous-incur. " _ g. ' "
cm
,. 40 WATER STREET;
WC Will j MOV
, August 31 .
. . 40—"
71 North Main “Slim
fiddgc Fish Market
' it. LydUTBllgL-
s
nl law. {Those coming early enjoyed the beau-
"'l‘hel‘e will he a meeting of theKty of the magnificent grounds with
commission next Tuesday. What no. ”he velvety lawns. me brilliant flow-
“un mm “m "0 ”we” 1 mm “3-“ iers, the graceful and beautiful siatu~
and i don't see how the present law;
can he changed before the ll-gislnture law" the fountains, and aboi‘e 8“ thel
Elli! again. um i mum-o um: the re- jslorious view of lions Island Sound} ‘ ‘
and ’lt had been planned to hold part oil . ‘
rthe entertainment out of doors and in. ‘3 . .
suit will he that lhe federal
Sliiillle lows wnn‘l conflict."
'bles dalntlly appointed with cut glass l
RUSSIAN NET IS DRAWING and silver and punch bowls of dellll
AR9UND LEMBERG' icloua drinks on the lawn. But soon a
l
drizzllng ruin set in and the tables
The Reported Capture 0‘ Koen- were qulely dismantled. There was
It is Stated That It Is Com-
pletcly Surrounded.
Ll l.\‘i)t').\'. Aug. 29. 4:05 a. m.
-—:\ St. Pctvrsburq dispatch to
the Times Sent Saturday morn-
ing. says the Austrians made a
bold bid for the offensive 'estero
spacious mansion to accommodate the 1
‘great number of guests who onged
intercourse and listening to the de-l
room the tables were charmingly so;
flank of the Russian position in
Poland, with lllc‘ollvlous intell-
tlnn of rclicviugdlle pressure on:
the German forces in NortllcuSt-
crn Prussia.
Two or . three army corps
advanced as far as ls'ielcc, where
they encountered .1 strong Rus-
sian force. A pitched battle was
fought and resulted in the over-
virom tho conservstory, which filled
the air with delicious fragrance.
The ladies who assisted Mrs.
Mullen in receiving were Mrs. G. H.‘
lNoxon of Darlen. Miss Josephinel
Hurlbutt of Wilton. Mrs. 'l‘. M. Hall oil
New Canaan, Mrs. Frank McLaury oi
lWestport, and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn.
,malr, Mrs. John W. Wohle. Mrs. E.
throw of the invaders. who sus- Howard Every, Mrs. 'Frsncls llurritt.
mined heavy losses. It was here Mrs_ William Somers. Mrs. w. it.
that the Eleventh Hungarian re— Baldwin. Miss Annie Estelle Smith.
serves mlct their fate. ers, George Foote, Mrs; Joseph A.
Operations in Eastern Galicia. MoElroy. Mrs. Thomas Wills. Mrs. H.
according to the dispatch. are c. Sharer. Mrs. Frank Woodward,
dcevloping fast "and the RllSSiaan-s. Helena Van Alstyne. Mrs. Roi)-
ucf is drawing around Lcmhcrgnert F. Way of our home town.
The German Allcnstcin’ army is in mediums-room Mrs. Francis
in full retreat toward Billing and‘Burritt Miss A. E. Smith, Mrs. J.
Mal'icnburg. ,iRoy. ll rs. J. 'Wehle. and Mrs. Julia
"‘The reported capture of Way presided, sndthey were assisted
Monigsburg is not. callfirined.7"by Miss Ann .‘oxon and Miss Mary
says the ‘Times' correspondent.3McClellsn oi Dar-ion. Miss Linn Mac-
"but I have the best of authority kensie and Miss "Naomi Evans of"
for stating that ernigsburg is Westport. and the Misses Dorothy
completely surmundcd. Crosby. Elizabeth Sharer. Anna Lock-
“The Minister .of France haswood. Eunice Daskam Stayens, and
informed prominent temperance Carrie Castle. 0:. Norwalk. At the
advocates that the sale of spirits gates to the, grounds admission cards
would be forbidden tllroughout'wertu received» by tunnels GIN”?-
the yvar." ‘. , ‘ LWlllinm Loo, Bernard crampton and l
T :3 Russian advance in East Wand dream“: : ""3
Prussia, the. Tint_ei<' corresponQ gllfheimuslcal was or high order, tho,
dent says, gave rise to three days alchemist: ,concert being especially
0f: prolonged and Stubborn en-nne. ‘Missv'Alice E. Smith..who was
gageijients ill the vicinity of SOL to have sung-“Tho Holy City'l-‘to or-
dan, Allenstcin j and Bischoffst’chestrlan’ sccompsnlmllent, was de-
burg, where the enemy had con-X‘Jta'lned'hl‘lmlleur Gm“ ”mm“ a“?
centrated the. army corps which MTG. Gheilfll‘ii‘l. Benedict, 0‘ N“
i
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Complete
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Mattressfgnagj :
- Some fresh troops.
' fiehting has, oii‘uAugust 26 assum-jeii- scleirtlons so ittlstically rendered.‘
. ed the.;'ch?aracter of general En.'John'.W.‘W’ehlo was injns usual line
§_,58_oltt,hem. districts of Lublin audio the mflnyilmenefl' m“ ., .
Eastern .Galic‘ia, on the roads» to Willie” “WWW" wm‘ whistling
{got 'theffigiiting was .m‘Oi-e
;: “countrr attack. but gradually the '31!in
Austrians were; compelled to ,as-‘,
retreated, front ’Gnmbinnen' \andeorkp who ‘noted as” accompanist
' ‘ . "Ithroughout the afternoon with its!"
“THC‘Germanwlosses wet; par. usual grace and skill. Miss Glsdys
lticulsrly'rheavfiat Meuhlen.‘ be- Bryan, at New York city, charmed all
twepn .Ostmodi‘anti Nordenburg,'w1th hoi- beautitul soprano solos. Miss
andtlte“ eriemfiriis in full Feta-eat, lWllln Miller and Miss Lydia Vosbursh
. On the Galuian‘ frontier the pleased everyone withiheirwell clam»
gagfiménts.’ deifeloping in’ the voice. and as always. gave pleaonur:
Lemherg.‘ The front of the bapsolos. which were appreciated by all.
tlé extended for .200 miles. At Miss Mabel Mead Kellogg, the well-
‘ nfyknowngimpsiuinutor, made i. decided
and hit in her rendition‘oithe one not
“Apple Blos'somsff by I.Edwsrd‘
Weitvol;.‘-'Thls, ploy has never been
we. , :Ilvsnéb’oforo in public and permission
t regiment. an an: muse was obtained by the. kind-
lightwith the Elev: noes sud courts-y oirtho author. ‘ mire
filth renames, “Pl-.11" scene [Mold in Vermont lust at now
and nearly anni— “*2 Mi“ K6308: showed. ,xrect
‘7‘ ”7 tr momma: the entirelrdll:
' ohuictorsa—degr- old. orgasm...
. hood“ silicate for” the
row pm llor accusing
o: ltara’cter; of attack
'l" «in gslrliih’ Sufism
igsburg Is N°t Confirmed, But more than enough room inside the! . .
the house and porches throughout the; '
afternoon. moving about in ll‘iendly‘ ‘ ‘
lighttul entertainment. in the dining} .
no“ . ,.
l"
om. John ii. Knapp. ‘Mrs. Louis Len-g '
watch Our Space.
At $1.0
Silk Waists.
”w— . "ohm... - - ,. -
'An Unrestricted Sale” of
All Summer Dresses
ALL DAY TODAY
‘ Skirts; ‘- - " at $1.00.“
day by trying to seize t e left pointed being decorated with roses' "
0 Each
- at 98c
The Norwalk Furniture House
'14-16 WALL STREET.
\
ekiah Hopkins, whose sense of humor
wtwery great. The play was thor-
oughly enjoyed by all. Later in the
siternoon Miss Kellogg again favor-
ed with “Paps and the Boys." This
brought forth a. hearty encore.
fine of. tho-most optertalning tea-
tur‘o’s. critic afternoon was‘the im-
nmmptu dances: “months. Norms
Fitch, who by list sweetness ind (lain.
Maxim dance given artistically by
Miss Gertrude Schlhitt and Miss Mil--
dred lKrooss delighted those fortun-
ate enough to witness their agility and
case. They Were accompanied by
Miss Miller, ' ; . ,
The entirey‘nflair was a huge suc‘
cess from on standpoints' and Mrs.
Robert Way, chairman of the finance
committee, is to ‘be congratulsted.
Thanks are due Mr. and Mrs, McMul-
all who so kindly loanéd autosto con-
vey parties to and tram the island.
“UNCLE SAM WANTS BETTER
. CHILDREN.
The Federal Department of Labor
has established “a. Children's Bureau.
to teach parents how, to care for
children nnd‘hss lust looped a book-
let on "Prenatal Culture" which is
free distribution. ' . > . . -
For some time Uncle Sam has been
psyingconsldsr‘sble attention to the
improvement .0: hogs, chickens and
livestock. ‘ss well no teaching. us how
to roisd‘ pumpkins .ond pontoon, «and
it‘iu'olicouruing to‘illnd attention
now pain: turned taint-d improvins
the human nos. _ . ‘_ ,. . .
cm town in to scion-«4m.
mu 3 Hal
Silo WWI “r '
ion for; their gonlclx‘hospltolityi‘nngl he sentinel advs p‘”
for .
TELEPHONE 44.
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a specialty.
_____....___._l
___.-_‘
new llosrlm
runs ontolurnso
The mew hospital committee held
it meetingrat the Norwalk Club, last
.night, to consider plansjor the new
ibuiidinx which ’is .' to be erected.
.Architect George F. Newton. of Bus-
=ton. wasppresent. and he submitted '
.ty grace won alllignrtl. Lilrewhethelaome or his drawings which halve
been adopted by other communities.
.Theso plans were closely gone over
iby the committee.lso that the main-
gbers might obtain ideas as to the
style ‘oi.’ stru lure w‘hlch'would he the
best suited or Norwalk. After a. dis—
cussion. Mr. Newton was asked to
submit a plan of. a hospital {gr the
amount which the cummittee has av-
ailable for the building of Tl. He is.~to
have the specifications ready. in two
weeks, when the committee will act.
upon them.
Investments
Invest in Lite, Annuity or Life In-
some Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities.
c. T. MoGOVERN,
msunmcs Alcoa‘s» some
" “tss‘wmlnmn sum. ’
south ‘Nomctkgilcooil- ' Tol. 345.
Elm Tides Sprayed
Ellie} It" 8: Saunders,
Norwalk Chronicler