'i MOBILE INSURANCE ‘
OF ALL KINDS,
Sign, Rents, Real Estate, Shore
(1 Country, to rent and for
airlor 8. Golden
mm NORWALK rnusr co.
BUILDING, ‘
in E, ACC‘IE‘ENT A“... '
Sands, Burglary“ arid Gonipensa- »
*FonCy
onight, at Rotou Point, a dance:
, ill be held by the Stamford Alumni:
ssooiaiion.
*—
Hugh Cook, of the Norwaik Fire
3QBpu'tnient, Starts tomorrow on his:
“aunt vacation of ten days. “
Mrs. Sarah E. Close, of Lincolul
avenue, Greenwich, and daughter Eur.
ily, are Spending a few days at liar-.3
3 bar View, South Norwalk.
I __..._._._ i
.
embers of3the NOI'W'dlli Indepeudg
ntssi nine, went to New York yester-x
'day and witnessed the 3Ynnliees-lfie-j
grail. game. 1
., -—All Regal $4.00, $4.50 anfi $5.00,
Oxfords, now $2.98. Keller's ,‘Slioei
Store. 3
i
3'An elaborate program has been:
ampleted tonight for the enjoynienij
' I)! the ladies, who, this evening be.
‘lng“‘Ladies' Night", will be enter—g
‘taln‘ed royally by. the Elks, at tueiri
flame On South Main street. 9'
Mr. and Mrs. William O. McLeanf
Tot-Gibson Court, will leave the first!
ptfno‘xt Week for a vacation visit all
Delpvl’are Witter Gap. Victor' W:
Ferris, city editor of the/Hour, will
poverYt'he downtown best ,for that
. paper. during Mr. McLean's absence.
' éBrokon lots 01 Pumps and Oxfords
fl. $3.60 and $4 quality at $1.00. Con-
“ ‘hoolly and Bracken.
v
gfieo'ond District meeting which is ill
be held on Monday evening of next '
week-in the council chamber of the
‘city: hall. The matter of authorizing
tho district commissioners to secure!
land to run a flreiprotection water-'
line from South Main street across to
3Wuter street. and for making the
council chamber sound-proof, will be
‘ discussed at this‘sesslon.
‘The Kelsey Club members and the}
Norwalk indelpcndents met in the for-J?
mor quarters in Wall street last night.
»and.voted to jointly hold a carnivull
0n the Ward street baseball grounds,.
,August 12, 13, and 14. Three com-j
mlttée§~muslo printing and grand-y,
itsndf—were appointed, and the boys
making the event a success. _,
planned to award a motorcycle on the;
Instinight.
‘osed and many
fifaw large crowds.
—-NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
"dies' Grill and gentleman's lunch
l{room open until 11:30 1). m. Populer
prices. Table d’hote lunch fifty cents,
11:30 to 2 p. In. Table d'hote dinner,
mty-l‘lvo cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p.
named in main dining room. '
’TENNI'S BALLS.
s for $1.00
IStiilson-Powell Corporation
“ ‘;"-~.332 Washington Street.
BOUTH NORWALK
9.122%”:
35c
CT.
You are lucky to live
"work' as there is here.
1 harder to get.
at "this safe ban k where
\ ,
' '8. 0m Milan
, Corn Flakes, 10c size, 4 tor
i 6
“Charles 111le and John Friendsl DomCSIIC Sardines, can
: . Best Family Flour, bag
‘ Much interest is being shown, in the . ’
, East India‘ Tea co.
.. Potatoes 1‘5
Lean lender
Smoked
Pure Lard
Compound Lard, lb. ,
Finest Creamery Butter, lb.
Good Table Butter, lb. 2
Crisco, 251: size, can
C
“I.
pk,
Shoulders lZlc lb "
11C 1]).
1017
31c
29c
22c
~125c
08c
06c,
07c
Me
New
Climpbeils Soups, pan
Sweet Sugar Corn-can
Pure 'Calsup,‘ 'liol.
SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON FRUITS AND VEGE-
ABLES.
«v <‘—-.a‘—-——..'~uu~ .444,"
CHOICE CALIF. LEMONS .............. 24 for 28¢
CALIF. PEACHES, CHOICE FRUIT 4 qt. basket 35¢ E
WATERMELONS, LARGE, SWEET ........ 35¢
NATIVE CABBAGE, POUND .................... 2¢3
.BEETS
CARROTS .......... 3 bunches for 10¢
Io STAMPS FREE WITH’THE FOLLOWING}: '
1 CAN BOYD FRUIT SUGAR ........ . ...... 10¢
1 CAN QUEEN BAKING POWDER 10¢ ‘
"1 PG. MACARONI .. .......... .v ...... . ..... 10¢
I PKG. JELLY POWDER ............... ’ ........ 10¢
i BbTTLE ONION SALT .. ..... . ..... ...... . 10¢
I CAN dIBSON’SCLEANSER ........, ...... 10¢...
x pxo, MINCE MEAT .. ............. 2. . ........ 10¢ -‘
pro.wn3OLE3 PICK SPICE ...... 10¢
EEOTJROOTAEEER ........ . ..... ......... 15¢ 3 .
.......... 3 hunches {Or 10¢ E
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS ‘AN'D COFFEES.
.IoStamps with xlb.CoiIee 25c“
I§Stampswith11b.Coffee .. 30c
zoStampswithIlb,Cofi'ee 35c
30 Stamps with I lb. Tea..... ...... 40c.
40 Stamps wit-hr lb. Tea........... 50c
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea..... ......... . ..... 60c
East ludia TéaCo.
TELEquNE 371, 125 WASHINGTON STREET.
.u-'uocu.u.-a.-..
i.
Trill throw their united (efforts ,into' ’
The grounds will be en-‘tients, of E
£259.21:
”(3....”
It is‘ 3. ’,
Dr. Edwin Everett Smith and 1311-] John Trl'on “350““! Norwaik ls
ast avenue, are sojourn- visiting friends in Bridgeport_
' ' ' .' hire.
l 11 Will in at Sugar Hill, new Humps
Emmet 0 S ‘ g . V -———'—" Two catch basins are being set
The public utilities commission haalnround the Cross street bridge.
lapproved‘the method of construction;
'01 the, turnout on East Main street,
Meriden.
,street, First District,
from a serious illness.
is recovering
_.
Mrs. C. E. Sherwood, of Chestnut l
silvrnow '
, save as much of your wages Its-you can to help
carry you through ‘a time when‘work ‘ may be ,
8 ‘ Every times you are paid. take out some of the
’ money“ at once to deposit in a savmgs account
.1335” ready "for yo I} when you need it.
j3-snumirimik3.saving§ inn
evenings from 6 to 8.’ ,1
-—\\‘onien‘s tan and blank pumps
and oxfords, values up to $3950, small
sizes only. 98c. Keeler’s Shoe store.
..—.—_._—-
Miss Bessie Fischer has resumed
her duties as stenogrnpher in the
law office of Secretary of Sta-to
Charles D. Burnes, Greenwich alter
enjoying a two weeks-1' vacation . at
Harbor View, South NOrwalk .’
A”
l .
where there is as much
If you haven job now,
it will draw interest and
-\
fl‘l l
i
Q
of this city.
sand in sum-moo. ‘.
——Why wait a week? Your films do,
veloped and printed in 24 hours at.
Robinson’s Studio, Roton Point.
.
Fireworks will be shown at 3 RotOn
Point pnrk this evening. The more
ugemenl promises they will be up9to
the usual» high standard. I
Victor J. Benelis‘hayof Fortvstreet,
for TheV
Associated Press Operator-
Sentinel, will leave tomorrow for a
two weeks’ vacation with relatives‘lnr
State Line, N: Y.
Mrs. H. J. Lippke; of St. Louie, Mo,
is visiting at the' home of her broil»
er, 'Judge George 'H. Vosburgh,
Putnam avenue. -Mrs.-Lippke was
formerly Miss K. Germond Vosburgh.
«~Infants, chllds and misses patent
and gun Pumps, now 790, 890 and 980.3
Keeler'sShoe Store.
Mrs. Davenport White, wife otDr.‘
Davenport Whit'ékof Washington, 3 D.
(3., who has taken 01193.0! the Miss
Elsie Bulkley co‘ttagesion'Sosqua road,
at 'Southpprt‘Jorvi tho , summer, enter-
tained with tour tallies. of bridge
whist on Tuesdayhtternoon. ‘ ‘
Lymnn Jennings bsnlsoldhlsflorm
of 368 aches. partly in New Fairfiold
Anna. 18th.320: 3.120
on-
Us
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' FRIDAY, JULY '30, 1915
' . 3 TRUE To ITS NAME. G ‘ ..
FURNITURE/S L ¢
3 = Means-‘9. saving of 20 to 40% on all House Furnishings
,/
r
*‘ Furniture, Rug
. figerling
IS a Sale of
August Furniture Sale
All Sales in
s, Ranges, Beds: and Bedding
The saving is Wonderful, as we take this means of making a final clearance of all
goods in preparation for
Brides and Grooms to be
alohe will furnish an extra
purchase.
our inventory,
, who anticipate furnishing a home for the future, now is the time tovbuy,
room or save you enough money for your honeymoon, Buyno
FREE STORAGE AND FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
,Sept. Ist.
as the saving
. no to 40 per cent. on every
THRIFTY HOUSELODGING, COTTAGE AND HOTEL, KE EPERS, SAVE MONEY BY BUYING NOW
FURNITURE - BUGS - BEDDING - BEDS AND RANGES
AT PRICES FAR BELOW YO UR IMAGINATION ‘
951: ‘w .
SALE Begins Saturday, JULY 313i and Ending Tues. Au
gust 3lst 3
COME AT ONCE WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE AN D~COME EVERY DAY DURING THE MONTH
~ IT WILL PAY YOU
year of exquisite patterns and colors, and at prices never before ll card of.
COUCH HAMMOCKS
AT AUGUST
ERIE PRICES,
, _ ‘ _ ‘
Axminstcr, Brussels, Velvet and Moquette Rugs in many beautif ul‘ 1915 and 1916 patterns and col-
.. ors. The most beautiful creation and coloring effect ever put beforethe public, a phenomenal
9 x 12 1&3? 'llulgRa R $8.00 value, August price [$5.45. . W. $650 quality,
9 x 12 0 01113 g ug 10.00 value, Au‘gus'tmrice "3-7.45 .- ~
'9 x 1’2 Brussels Rug ' 15.00 value, A-ugtisr'price-310.452~ (August piicc 33395
. A . r; 9 x; 12 Velvet Rug 18.00 valqg; August raring-.1345 V . “9 . $7.50 quality, 3,
.l 1; (fig-*9 x12 Axrmmster Rug ,3 .gownluer-Augdstvpfiie 14.95 i. ., ,Augyst price $4.95
, 9 x 12 Smith Aunilnster RtIg- 00.,ualne. August price {5595 - ,. - ,
. 9 x 12 Moquette Rug 3000 value, August price 21.95 $850 quality.
9 x 12 Moquctte Rug , . 35.00 value, August price 26.95 August Price“ - -- $5~95 ‘
‘ ' _ CREX RUQS- . . $10.00“ quality, .
The greatest summer floor covenugever made. Strong. durable, cool and comfortable. In all Aur‘ruSt price $500
\ ‘3 colors—red, biue,yellow and green. D _ ' ' ' '
6 x 9 Crex Rug . $4.00 value, August price $3.45 $1830 quality,_. -
8 x 10 grex Ruin,r 6.00 value, August price 4.95 August price .. $14.40'
93412 brex Rug 8.00 value, August price 5.95 '7, -
‘1‘
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Ad
.t‘s,‘ _ .
Plants. ,
, ALL KINDS OF INSECTI
‘ Duath,” etc.
‘iuowuvtml‘
Your Choice. ; of
any OXIOI’d, value
lip 995.00: ; :
\THR'EE STORES IN ONE
3 «~ 127-129-131 WASHINGTON ‘3
’ GARDEN‘,»GRASS AND GRAIN SEIZDS.~ .
All the best varicti es .To'matoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Bordeaux Mixture, Little-Sulphur Solution. Arsenate ,,
oeread, H'eleboro, Paris Green,
iotzz'uainfu”
y” ...
BRASS BEDS
AT AUGUST PRICES
The largest stock of Brass
Beds over shown in The Nor~
walks and at these; August
,, prices are certainly the big-
gest bargains ever heard of.
‘ $15 Brass Bed,
18 Brass Bed,
20 Brass Bed,
25 Brass Bed,
\
Aug. price $12
Aug, price 15
Aug.3pricc 16
Aug. price 20
35 Brass Bed. Aug. price 28
340 Brass Bed. Aug. price 32
b
CIDES. .
.“Siug Shot,” ."Bug 3
,
" 3 Invent of;
. 9 Machine Rust
moment you aeolian.
Theft-diner»; in “autumn! 3
culminate”. fibre or‘fibrlq
3‘ com ‘sndwu‘rl‘on‘u‘t.’3
‘ womb-mm
; iii-m Commit Rug“.
3 gammy-
. in“ . Joann-Wm. ‘ .
4 'M‘W‘Fl‘" . 3- ;
Norwalli I. '
7,??HARRISRo
TABLE
Like picture. Claw feetvor
plain feet. Six foot extension.
, August price $6.95 '
$12 Table, A‘ugfi price $6.95
15 Table, Aug. price 9.95 .
20 Table, Aug. price;14‘.95
25 Table, Aug; price 19.95
30 Table, Aug. price 24.95
DINING ROOM CHAIR.
Quartered. oak, real leather
seat. 2
August price $1.95
OPPOSITE'HOYT'S THEATRE ALL ON ONE FLOOR—NO STAIRS To CLIMB "
T. so. NoRWALK, Phone, 105
‘ . 4,, . l
mu ‘
2 oa ACtiAL
- , _ ~ 3 Pocket
,3 is summatically . screened [and
5 delivered .into your c0al bin
hsolutely dry and free from
GOOD COAL delivered from
a. Cool pocket; is the best coal,
sstlswuon one con buy.
11 cosrslno hour.
in buy ghbd "coal from our cost
Nathan to buiy Coal from'
18817116163. , , : . . 5
The Oniy 099199311130; 1v. . . - ‘
,, ,PLA‘CE YOUR-90314“? DERSA. Now-TAKE. ‘AD-
‘2... VANTAoEoF TH-33‘SUMMERPRICES. . ‘
Gnll,'write‘ or‘phone,_our‘ rebros‘entintlvowill call to see you for ',
.33’6111‘ next winter-is supply. 3 'Yonmno‘ ,lngi'ted tovlslt our yards‘nnd ‘
3.1 39911119 advantage ot’hnylng’ cannon: aioociigi. pHonlE‘ 72:. ‘ ’
3N8 3- WATER STREET; ‘
3. SOUTH: N-ORWALE.
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