W‘ was?» Ribbed Vests
: soc, 12 vac, 15c and age
ants... ............. .....asc
thildren’ s ..... roe, 15c and 25c
Bents’ and Boys’ Balbriggan
i EK. Banks
,‘fiHIWFMn HOTEL .LOCK.
1 jsetm-t NORWALK. -
2.7—.“ .....,n_s
Art Shop Giiis
{Dainty tilts at reasonable prices
7never shown in this city before.
IWhen-you are having your next
party remember these things.‘
I) 0 N N E I. L Y'S
In , GIFT 31101:.
'16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
'A Complete Assortment at
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1 WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for N01 walk and vicinity:
Cloudy tonight; Saturday fair.
The Ishallow barometric depression
continues? over the Lake region and
the western portion of New England.
It is cansing unsettled, showery
weather in the northern districts east
of the Mississippi river. Another dis
turhunce has caused local showers
during the last 24 hours from 'l‘exa
north of Nebraska.
iWEATlIER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 61; high,
66. Cloudy.
‘ ~Monday is Roton Day. Visit the
Park.
I.‘ Reports have been made to the po-
' lice regarding the theft of tools from
I}. E. L. '0’: Water Company box on
Connecticut avenue, last night.
’1 wFireworks and band concerts at
Boton Monday.
‘ The Sunday school of the South
NorwalkI Baptist church renjoyed a
hpl‘dfifd'. time of it at their annual
picnic yesterday at Roton Point.
1 ——-Umbrellas and Mourning Bands.
” O'Brien. . ,
Judging from the returns made by
'fiown officials in regard to the number
of those" in town aims houses suffering
. from tuberculosis, it is evident that
these institutions are comparatively
free from the disease.
The many friends of Joseph Whit
low, of Ely avenue, are grieved to
learn of his serious illness with com-
;plication of diseases. Mr. Whitley
has a bakery route covering Bell ls-
land dining the summer.
) ~Concerts Monday afternoon and
‘evening. Roton Point.
Austrotine Quitle, of West Hoboken,
N. 1., left several days ago to visit
.‘Mrs. George Sutton, of upper Norwalk.
IiMr. Qultle and party have not put in
Tappearance, as scheduled and the
downtown police have been asked
'1wh'at they know about their non-ap-
mehrance.
#Dennison Patriotic Lunch Sets,
Napkins, and Favors can be had at
Donnelly's Stationery Store. Also
'Picnlc Plates, 5c dozen.
Public ’ Utilities
' Cifarles C. Elwell and the newly ap-
pointed Chief Engineer John Trum
9.111111, were visitors today in South
Norwalk, looking up information con-
cerning railway matters. While in
this city the state officials called up-
on Superintendent Alfred E. Winches
fer, of, the South Norwalk Electric
Light station '
—NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
1 Ladies’ Grill and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11:30 p.1n. Popular
prices Talia d'hote-lunch fifty cents.
1: 30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner.
evenly-five cents, 5:30 p.111. to 8 p
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f your income and expenses
each week and put 9011: sur-‘
451113 1:11:11 to your credit with,
The People’s Trust Co. You
will be pleased .to see how
your in will thus accumu-
late at interest. Now is a
giver-y good tune to 51s“: an tic—I,
ascendsoc ' »,
Commissioner ,
and the Stillson Powell Corporation.
f 86 Washington St.
Madam:
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South Norwalk
For your satisfaction and protection we invite you to
come to our store Friday and Saturday and look over the
wonderful values that we will offer for this special 2 days’
sale.
Palm Beach Suits
111 Norfolk and plain styles at
. $4.98
Regular price $6.98 and $7.98.
Wash 8111113
We carry the largest assortment
of \Vash Skirts in town. All
_ sizes and styles in gabardine,
pique, poplin and ratine. Prices
from ......... 99¢} to $3 08
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.COATS
$7.00 and $8.00 Coats at
$10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 Coats .. .
Children’s Coats in sizes from 6 to 14 at
White Corduroy Coats at
Read eyery item carefully and note values.
SUITS-
We will put on sale for these two days Suits
valued for $12.98 to $15.98 at ...... $6.98
Other Suits in mannish scrges, valued from
$15.00 101319.75 at .
Wash Dresses
All our $3.00 Wash Dresses for
l'riday and Saturday only at
$1.98
.. $2.98
$5 and $6 Dresses at ”$3.98
$4.00 Dress at
Whit eDresses “A '
We will put on sale 15 White
Dresses. sizes from 14 to 44, at
$3.98,
Values from $6.00 to $7.00.
Store open Friday evening until 9. 30
Close Saturday at I 6itfclocki
l2. GOLDEN
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llr. Gsler on Tuberculosis
sir Willin- 0010:.“ one of the fol.-
nolt of living nsedlonl men. lob
Ierly of John- Hopklnl, Bald-ore.
not! now‘ lleylu Profs-nor of Medi-
cine at Oxford. II In his “Practice
of Medicine" (180) .on me 2401
“The telling of pnl-onnry “belt-
coloni- in shown clinically by the
recovery of patient: in when npntn
elnnic til-no nnd bacilli ’hnvo been
found. ' ' 0 In the mnnlnllonl
products Ind nuoclnted pneumoni-
n scar tissue In formed. while the
nmnller encou- nrenl become Inl-
preznnteil with line anion. 'l‘o Incl
conditions nlone Ihonld the tel-In
henliug be applied.”
Many eminent medical authorities
have testified to the efficacy of lime
salts in the treatment: of tubercu-
losis, and the success of Ecknmn'a
Alteratlve in this and allied throat
and" bronchial affections may he duo
partly to the fact that it contains
n lime salt so combined with other
valuable ingredients as to be easily
nsslml fated.
Widespread use of this remedy in
numerous cases of tuberculosis—
many of which appear .to have yield-
ed completely to lt—~Justifles our he-
lief that it is worth wtrlal, unless
some other treatment already is 1
succeeding. It contains no opiates.
narcotics or habit-forming drugs.
We make no promises concerning it
any more that reputable physicianl
give promises with their prescrip-
tions. but we knowE of LPrnany easel
in which IT HASH
Your druggist hasE it‘ or can got
it.» or you can send direct.
kninn Labor-tony. Phllndelphln.
For the best Sea Food
Cutbill’s
We handle nothing but
the best.
The only place in Nor-
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
Cutbill’s
Bridge Market.
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery.
GO TO
Special
Red on Coall
$6. 50 9°” “‘1‘
Lehigh $6.35 for cash
11¢ Wm. Eiiron Co.,....
3 Rowan St. E. Nor-walk. Ct.
Phone 9108.
For Sale by The Clifford Pharmacy
--Great Reductions——
0N REFRIGERATORS
of High Quality.
$20.00 Refrigerators, now $16.48
$18.00 Refrigerators, now $14.98
$15.00 Refrigerators, now $12.75
$14.00 Refrigerators, now $11148 _
$13. 00 Refrigerators, now $10.48
$8.00 Refrigerators. now $0.48
37. 50 Refrigerators, now 85.9!
‘ All Household Goods, new and '
_second~liand,I sold at the lowest ' .
f'pric’et.‘ _‘ ‘
A’ GREAT SALE -7
SHOES
Now 111 Pregress
$12. 00 Refrigerators, now 39.751‘ Lonis Aank
P. 0. Block.
M
IOY ALLEGEO ORIUIELTY. W
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80. Norwolk
are pleased.
I85 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Special
‘ ~ —-I':‘OR—
.1 Friday
‘ Traveling Bags
$5.00 and sqmvnu'e's
15.011 '
JoScph Davis
Black Iand Tank ‘ “
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amenable.“ "woman M . er:
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon 5
Bridgeport, Conn.
Friday, July 2, 1915.
Hon/1.21am
..7~.~«.....,» , . r.. .23.,
two-lb P"
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1 111‘s 1.111.133.
Summer white and colored waists, $2
1033 sorts. rumolul or soiled
or Spotiéd.-—85c
1n the rush and stress of making thousands
sure thing that some \\ aists get roughly handlcd- ev en in
the best of factories.
These are such waists.
They come from a maker “ho furnishes us with
many of the prettiest and finest that we sell 115
$2 to $3
These are those selfi same s01ts and qualities—41111
they \e been rumpled and (some of them) soiled. Even
spots of oil hate fallen on some. \et laundering will
cure such hurts quickly!
Mostly voile and mostly \\ hitt—but a few other sum— “7
mer fab1ies and a few in pink and other summer colors. 7
Hundreds of them
Second floor. ' ' u '51:! .
Mon’s}$l.50
3 for $2.85 ::3
Silk- -front shirts in clever live new striped patterns.
Not a thing the matter with cut—except that maker l
over- -estimated demand and is now glad to sell at lowered 7 l
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price.
Siiken front and body of fine cotton exactly match.
Soft cuffs.
Stripes are rich colors: many wide and narrow pat— 3'
terns. 1
Fine effect, fine fit, fine saving.
Regular $1.50 sort— $1.10
Right of Main street door.
' little lot of thoroughly- good wool suits for boys—$3.
Is there need to say that they are special value?
1'1 . , . ..
Norfolk jacket of new model, nicely finished.
One pair of lined trouscers of late pattern. . *
Well tailored, good looking. tasteful pattern. "7 1 -
Sizes 7 8,9, 10,12,14 and 17, mighty few of the larger
Gray or brown mixture.
sizes,
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-..... ~ ~« Front-basement. -.. .. ”mt-
insertion of lace or embroidery
neck to waist.
It is not at all the usual. sort of dollar dress.
Dresses at $1.50 have tucked skirt or pretty flounce
V. finished with embroidery.
' The new pattern of double
dresses at $2. 50. With that there is very pretty trim-
ming of lace.
Eight difie‘rent styles of dresses dance forward at $31 A
A dress at $3 50 has double
of Val lace used for trimming.
Several dresses for girls of
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with lace. One of the new triple skirt models joins this i ,
gathering. Choice IS $5.
This special gathering is of
unusual beauty
Second floor. ' 35 ,1'
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A dollar dress for a little girl'ts made of good whit
lawn, has square neck and pleated skirt, is trimmed with
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or 3 for $2.85.
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$3. ‘1’.
V; “as“; 3,3. , ‘2‘. .
down the front from;
skirt appears among
skirt with daintiest sort ,
10 to 14 are trimmed
impressive value beside '9
rhfiiowlaiid artisan "
Plants.
, ; ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
' Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solution, Arsenic
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot,“ 'BugI
20-22 Main St. Norwallt .
Dea " etc. ;
BROWEI! &!MAI.GNE
I Open Saturday Night. :,
Electrical Co.
. at reasonshle'terrnsinouire of 'I I
' V The Only Ilully “nipped ,_ ‘1 , .1 u . '
' ' steamer“. I'cuor‘w - . .I "MIMI“ Steamboat
Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
if you are seeking storage roou'i' I
«GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS. :' _
All the best varieties Tomato, Cabbage and Pepper : '
1113 EXPERT, nonssr
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' Do you realise how much I
Something more Than
SerViCe. . .
Norwalk Chronicler