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SUHMEE UNDERWEAR
for Men, Women and '
iLadies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests
toc,12 l-zc,15cand25c
Pants ..................... 25c
Children’s ..... roc, 15c and 25c
Gents’ and Boys' Balbriggan
........ .,25candsoc
“I ‘A Com lete Assortment at
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fi E. K. Banks
IAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
.... ....
ENGRAVING. ,
100
\Vedding Announcements,
done in Script for $12.00: 100 in
*er, today. to install plumbing in the
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Old English, $20.00. 'l‘lle‘best
of work and the-best of paper.
~ Let us show you some samples,
ooNNsLLvs
STATIONERY STORE.
1| scum MAIN sneer.
? ‘WEATHER FORECAST.
.-—d'
Forecast for Noryalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler to—
night,
'The disturbance which was central
over the Upper Mississippi valley yes-
terday morning will pass out the St.
irawrence valkey today. A long ridge
of high press re over the Mississippi
valley is producing cool, pleasant
weather in the central and southern
districts. Frosts, were reported from
Minnesota and Iowa.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY.
Low, 55; high,
Temperature :
81. Partly cloudy.
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A permit was issued to John Meek-
.Germauia Hotel.
_ SPECIAL THURSDAY-NIGHT
dinner at the Country Club.
Complaints have been made to the
police concerning boys playing ball on
Elizabeth street, and breaking win- 1
dOWl.
The Liberty Bells were to play Wilv
liam Ward's nine yesterday afternoon
on the Taylor avenue diamond. The
Ward team did not appear. ,
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Scofleld. of Belden Hill,
yesterday afternoon. Mother and
child are doing well,
1
. 'l —FRIDAY LUNCHEON
is a Country Club feature every week.
1' The semi-monthly meeting of the
'Kelsey A. C., will be held tomorrow
riight. Nominations for ofllcers will be
dude and the matter or participating
in the Carnival will be voted on.
Frnnk Fay. last eveninz. complained
to (Nicer ,Frpnk V. Raymond he had
been assaulted on Washington street.
under the railroad bridge by an un-
known man. An investigation will be
conducted.
Mrs. William ‘McKay,1 colored, of
Washington ‘ street, alleging ‘ her
husband a‘ssaulted’ her with a razor,
last night had him‘ arre'sted’by Officer
lohn F. fFlynn. 'Judge George H. Vos-
burgh. this morning, continued the
case until tomorrow morning at if
o‘clock,
:
Thomas Anderson, yesterday. was
arraigned before Judge George H. Vos-
burgh, charged with drunkenness. It
was his first offense and the judge
was lenient and suspended a fine of
35. About 12 hours after the court
session Thomas was picked upon Rail-
road hvénue by Officer John H. Smith .
helplessly intoxicated. TWenty days
was Judge Vosburgh's verdict this
morning.
—Make Williams’ Root ‘Beer at
home. Keep the family supplied all
Summer with this refreshing health
to] drink. . . , . » ‘ ..
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.. - SMALL DEPOSITS.
it While, it is generally known
that The Peopiefs Trust Com-
pany is acting as depository for
individuals and corporations of
large means. it is not well.
known that this company wol-
comes clients of moderate
means.
an of our depositors are u-
sured ancient service)“ you
:- pomct safety. Your dose-It
is not too small to merit the al-
nonle- of on mice.
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not an *1 expensive Corset—
quite the contrary—very
pensive for a very excellent mod~
We have a very large clien—
rep'resent the last word in fash- ‘
ionable figure contours for the
‘ present season. ' '
Price $5.00,;up
The 'N. E Ryan, C0.
86 WASHI \lCrTON STREET,
inex-
for these corsets as they"
nlw
I! In our many years or practice,
been the main consideration
Graduated Dentists, the it aterbun
grade of oombimd senlce recognized
superior to the Service of any one (let
in better work at less cost.
Full Sets of Tocth.. . . . . .35. 00cm
Gold Fillings . . . . . . “H.001“:
All work guaranteed 10 years. E
Orr-ran, Front-h and Swodiah
at night.
loci: stitched \ lit. 1 hen
and
MODERN SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Rev. A. c. Coburn and ltev. L. B.
Howe! Speak of Thom. '
The Rev. A. C. Coburn, rector of
St. Jame’s church, Danbury in speak-
ing of the “Motive of the Sunday-
school," at the Episcopal Diocese con-
vention in Hartford yesterday, said:
“Too often the Sundayschool is spok-
‘en 01' as a necessary evil. The Sun-
day-school in which there is no motive
will be dashed upon ‘the rocks'of
worldliness. The Sundayoschooi must
have before it a distinct motive. its
aim today is to be a reel school of
learning. During the"past‘year there
has been a marked trhnsformation in
secular education. There are three
causesvfor this: First is the discovery
of the child.
“The second is because otthe dis-
covery of the child there are new
methods of pedagogy, and the third
is the educational needs of the child.
The more learning of the Ten Com
.mandments is not enough. The mat.-
ter of life is the allfinlportant, the
fundamental thing. "'
The second speaker was the Rev.
L. B. Howell. rector of St. Paul's
”church Norms, who turbo on the
iii-thou or the Sundanshooi. no .
amounts on the on that info ‘ *
nultbomshoalivbilm
The idea prevails with some persons
illfil'the best Dental Work «am in had
only by a large outlay of money.
however. is not the case.
In the Waterbury Dental Parlors ion
with a guarantee for ill \1-.ars WW 1 rs
proof positive of our skill and lin—lllor‘s
The New WA TERBURY Way
By maintaining a large toms of itrglsterr-d
A UNIQUE SERVICE
Come here in the morning, have your old teeth \extraetcd Fill: E,
and return home at night with a NEW set that fits perfectly.
made firm—decayed teeth saved—milling teeth replaced without plans.
PAINLI'JSS by our NEW BOTANlCAL DISCOVERY
WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS,
29 West 34th Street. N. Y.
(Three Doors East of Oprrenhcim, Collins .9: Co. )
Brooklyn Offices, 414-418 F
HOURS. 8 to B; SUNDAYS.
spoken.
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335$
- EVery
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They mak- :’ your
by thy. mm the gaze of ,o
mmtorrhoutootml {‘
new -
THE BEST
Such.
me get the best at rnrrrlrrruru 113st,
the quality of our work has along 3
Dental Parlors are enabled to gin n
as the best, and dorrsermrntlt lllflnilt'lp
lilsi This combined effluent) “suits
Gold Crows". 22 karat. $5.00 up
Silver Fillings . . . . . . .i. . . .50: up ‘
Loose teelii
utraetions and dental surgery made
op Strut.
do 2.
Ladies II attendant-o.
. -... Move
Dot Onto,
* lY‘on’rPorch
ThisSurnmer
It will be as good u I
.' vacation if you make h
“flu-4r. cool and airy with
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‘90
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Reenforced
isRCS’RCl-I SHADES
Shade Equipped
with
Vudor Safety Wind Device
‘Tltcy keep out the heat and lore of the so or do not obstruct Bdrm
rclr :1 most elightiul outs'ogrving y
ntsidcra. so that it is an ideal flfio
udor Porch Shades are strongly made of light flenble.w
33' seine twine. They
rain. The Vndor ety Wind Device prevents upping.
Comin andmllorn mmobbmmmipmrmh
The: Ad. Collins co.
on 't or out ot’ order nor fadewith
day-school teaching should be proper
ly based on the catchesim, he declar~
ed.‘ ..
"But best of all," he said, “is the
association of a persOrr who can feel
with children." That children, by do-
nating contributions, gain "a sense of
responsibiity, was also his opinion.
oaavm wowr GIVE REASON-FOR
QUITTING.
CHESHIRE, Conn, June 9,—That
there was a possibility that he might
reconsider his determination to resign
as superintendent of the State Ro-
nied‘ by Mr. Garvin today. He said he
had resigned and that that was all
that there was to it,~and that'he did
not intend to reconsider,his determin~
ation to get through. ‘
l When asked if he was willing to
give the reason for his resignation, he
said, “Not as long as i live "
Superintendent Garvin has spent 43
years in prison and reformatory
work. He came here from the West
to become head of the state prison at
Wathersiiald, and resigned that posh
tion" to take the place he has now ro-
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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfieid Avenue and Cannon it.
Bridgeport,
suit your money buys
Conn.
The coat will
Wednesday, June 9, 191;,
tell you all
Take two minutes; slip 011 the coat of one of these
suits at special price; you ll know instantly how good a
No argument as to that sort of evidence
“'rv
liltv makt
\rc there an) \mrkers better
See how the coat fits snugly
hangs without sag or wrinkle, hugs at the
110 lifting or gaping!
- All the “av through the suit lives up to the
fqrrnalrce of the coat.
fit. 01' course, same fabric
()ur tailors know how to make clothes that fit
C ill.
to your shoulders,
3 collar with
lift! it I 5w I! on;
per—
Sa: no good looks and same good
All (I. 1
1.
than those at the
tailor— slrops of Kuppcnheimcr and of Hart Sclratlner &
\larx. liar
Amongr these suits.
dly?
"s
man y from them.
Summery of weight. tastelul of color and varied 2——
all at less than regular price.
Our regular Sr 5
and $16.50 suits
Our regular $18
and $20 suits
$12.50 and 5355““?! $18.50 ‘
Our regular $28 -
$14.50 and $30 suits $21.50
Main floor, rear. ' l \W
Get these facts about 3
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, Our regular $22.50
[lowland punctureorooi tires 3
A libwiaud Wonder
its ability it") hold air if it is cut open.
it) do that
damage!
tire. loses
int it takes a cut
p tmetureprool
Tacksand nails and road oil and all the other things
that lspoil an ordinary tire do not spoil this tire. An or—
d'man puncture is healed automatically.
it will not get creepers
It will not crack and split.
it urll leak only when cut through or actually worn out.
'1 WO sizes—$3.
W hat rider e\ cr heard of such a money 5 worth?
Front basement.
Which is cheaper,
10c foot or 291: yard
_ “1 Since it takes three feet to make a yard, we all knew
that 297ccuts a yard is the louver price. ‘
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a foot.
BUT ~—a customer told us ‘ycster'd'ay ' ‘ltow
was ‘beatiug" us by sellingr congolcum at to c'cut‘s
And our price is 29 cents a yard!
another
‘f Folks dont stop to think or they never; would be” ‘
fooled like
that.
i. .;
Beside—our congoleum is of heavucr weight.
\Nhat' rs Congolcum? A floor covering which looks
quite like printed linoleum and wears very well. Its base
is a heavy roofing paper with a special coating of pre-
lts patterns and colors are both good. There
are tuo grades; the heavier one is sold here.
In addition to patterns Sold by the yard there are
pared paint.
these rugs 'uhich fit into many spots and give
SCl’VlCC. -—
18 by 36 inches—25c
72. by 72 inches—$2
6 by 9 icet— $3
good
36 by 36 inches—50c
54 by 54 inches—SI
9 by 12 feet-- $5.50
Third floor
"The [lowland Dry Goods“ Co.—
‘oWufufnfum
360.06?» «’u’u’oo’oo’oo°«.oooo’«’oo’oo’ul
CO PON
$2. 50 Sanil
[tile on Set for $1.15
PRESENTED 131!
The Evenin
Every Day Is a Sanitary Gigass Kitchen Sch Day.
’ioQo‘d
30.00900
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Glass ‘ *
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For RICH ,jand POOR. ,
Present this Coupon at our office with 5_ others of corn
socutive dates and the cost amount of expense items "
get this
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a‘nd»
$2.50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set.
Read to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for '
81.1.
mm
Netti-Strongest, Most Durable, Mon
Sanifiry and Most Economical Ma
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, r915
5 Extract-“'81 ounce.
.“ Chalmers sill. rs Here?“
'r Within reach ofp‘ eryhody
r Try Arr Adverhsemeni V
HOML ’ 23:3 "
Entrance on Main St, Fairficld Ave, and Cannon 5'
Never saw such
—...- hoys’ suits at 37!
These suits ire not $7 suits.
They are $10 and $12 01165.
More than that they are lrorn the Sanrpeck
who make the nicest bo_\s' clotlrts irr \mcrica.
\\ hat \\Oll(itl‘ that their like has not been seen at $7?
1 igrht and dark of hue medium and liUlrt of “eight,
fine for near anywhere a boy goes. .
Last of a special lot: now to go at price that s shame- I
fully low. $7
tailors
Front basement.
And now crctonne
collar-and-cufi sets.
Sounds odd to the car;
funny in type.
lut actually seen. crctorrne col—
lars and cuffs are dainty and
pretty.
Novelty is far from being their
only claim to favor.
Combined with crisp orgaucly:1
in attractive and tasteful color-sw—
soc.
Good white silk
looks gloves—65c,
Silk is lustrous and curb glove '
is noun so its te\t11re is CV?!)
and good.- “light.
Each finger has a double tip; none
will quickly wear through.
Such finger tips practically doubts
the life of a silk glove
Pure white, cool in fact as in looks,
16 button length— 65c.
New Quaker collars ' have hem- Center aisle rear
stitched edge or edging of lace. De- ‘ 'l 5'.
mure and delightful. 25c and 50c.
Silk collars of effective black and
white stripes make coats and dresses
have smart air. 50c. '
Pretty new neck ruffs of ostrich
feathers are full and fluffy and beau-
tiful. White or black-and-white or tan.
——$2.25 and 32.
:Main floor, front.
Women’s cool lislc ‘. if
vests—35c.
They are lisle of light weight
and cool mesh.
They fit smoothly and comfortably.
Neck is cut low, they have no
sleeves, and weigh almost nothing. ., ,
Finished with silk edge 'and silk .-
tape.
chr-Kiss powders _35C 939’“ 3 ‘0' 31- ,
are here again. Left aisle, rear. l .
Paris eouldn' t send any of , j;
Boys will fairly revel ;
in cool wash suit.
“Almost as cool as a bathing
suit” says Little Chap as he gets
these delightful powders and per-
fumes for a long time. Ilenty
no“ -ar1d w omen who have
learned their excellence will be
glntlencd Iinlo his wash suit.
Talcum—25c . Among new styles are Tommy Tuc-
, her with little cutaWay coat. Russian
suits with short coat, vestee shill.
Middy and Oliver Twist are holding
their friends, ~ -.~
One color, combinations of two can
ors. plain white with striped trini-
'ming.—a lot of styles. . a,
Sizes 2%. to 8-75c to :5. _ ,4 t,
1 Trousers of washable dark khaki—'6
500 and 75o; of tan linen or crash-500
and 75b: of white duck—50c and 75c.
Front basement. . r .:
TheHowlahd Dry Goods co.
Face powder—50.
Sachet, yfioz. jar—65c. _
Sachet by the mines at $1.25.
Some French tooth brushes of!
special quality—25c.
New talcum powder from an!
Afiericau maker is finelyeper—i
fumed with the elusive odor- of
trailing arbutus. In 6 ounce
glass jar with sprinkler top—20c.
Center aisle, front. l
The City. National Battle“
CONSERVATIVE BANKING
“A conservative Bank is a safe one, and the counsel of its othcerd’l
contributes stability to the undertakings of its depositors. "
This Bank has always been known as a conservative institution, -,
d invites the deposits of those who appreciate and value this policy a .
It has substantial resources, a reputation for safe banking covering -
a period of years, a strong Board of Directors who manage its affairs...
—it is a good Bank for you account.
Safe deposit boxer tour (34) dollars to twenty five ($25) dollars per year.
SPECIAL
81. 98 Stripe Wash Silk Walsta ..W:;..... .. ...... 31.011
{1.98MInnIIh Walots, soft and stiff collar and cuffs , .......... ..31 00:17 '-
$1.98 Mannlch wum, left and stiff Collar and Cuffs also
SQH STAMPS GIVEN
hf. MOLTASCH and son South Norwalk. 5 1
"‘5 l
l Delicldus Creamery ~Butter, lb. .T. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gold Medal Butter in prints, 1b. .
Evaporated Milk,3eans .. 20¢
Fullweight Condensed Milk, can .. .......9¢
Sweet Corn, a can . ....8¢
Campbell’s beans and soup, a can .. ...... l" 8
A. sTULL’
T24 Cottage Street:
I ~ East Nbrwalka. gi
“s33.
A WONDER for the MONEY
$1400s
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Norwalk Chronicler