“PILLOW CASS: 396
10¢. 13 1333* an,
i J .SQCJIhaas-fl-sobf; ,
1:. K Benito
mac-1:1» HOTEL .Lmu‘;
3,; count NORWALK._
3
M Music,
Elonolulu Tomlin)!
-. " ti you 11011 it you will want
One of the 75c records, at
DONNELLYS
. it 1 VICTROLASTERE
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HG So. Main 8% So 14de
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1orecast for Norwalh a1
U ettled tonight; Saturday, fair.
It still cent1al over Michigan. cans
norithetn districts east of the Mississ
lppi River. The temperatures contin
ue. :low in the northern districts.
'i_l"
ATHER A YEAR Aoo
' TODAY.
1 :Ezemperature
Clear.
fies Mary Torpy, of Danbury, is be-
, lug. entertained at the home of local re
intiVes. .
E; ' ,
, . 7 he M. Sonnenberg Piano Company
A“ “195‘ .. ..
‘8 ithere will be electioi of 01110510.
lend, is entertaining a party of col
friends from Cornell University
136310011 songs. to be heard. in the her
' bit these days. . , ,1
‘1'”. is
.c Lveland, 0510 Mr. standinger will
1: 1. for the firm. .7 .,. . . ,~
tectlon, which will be 110111 toinor-
‘ at Momeuguin. All the sports .o.‘
a. genuine field day will be in order.
1 yard] representatives of P. C Louns-
Lodge, of this city, Will attend.
tshnoth‘er 5111.11 chapter in the loiig
drawn out case of Frank W. McKen~
1, ‘ d e against Dudley E. Hoyt was writ-
; I‘toti when, this morning, at- 9:110
olclock, before Judge Edward M Lock—
wood, of the uptown court a motion
11.111.010.10 by C ..R Hoyt- for permis-
7 1 sign to tile an answer. Because oi! his
~ it orney' 5 failure to appear, Mr. Hoyt
h d the case adjourned Attorneys
Keogh & Candee represdnt Mr. Mc-
Kendrie. ‘. i." “
Although John Kish. of Johnstown,
Pa, did not marry Julia Turoczi‘, or
' this city, who charged him with breach
‘1 ‘ I promise, the pase has been dropped
money settlem‘e11t, satisfactory to
all parties concerned, was agreed upon
L 18hr. and the remainder will he
‘ dining this afternoon. -
amt 111119 andweexert
levery self to make ours
Special Record 0'1 Hawaiian.
ins. unsettled shouer/ weather inihe . '
Low, (18; high. , .
unce they will vacate their qusr-
, on Washiniton street, by August ‘
A regular m‘eetln ‘01 the‘ Building ‘
it“ EieauoréPooie, of L'Hammock _ A
~ which Accounts for the pre’sehcd of .
'ver" the entire State of Connectlr, '
TO THIS SALE.
a...
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1
1' 'Z‘ANYONE To FIND HIGH- GRADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND FURNISH mes AT LOWER]
PRICES THAN we OFFER .
THEM DURING OUR
WDURING‘ims SALE WE ARE 611111111 THE steamer BARoArnsHl MEN 3 AND BOYS’ WEAR
YOU HAVE EVER SEEN -
ALL OF THIS ssAsoNf hoops utter as CEEARED o
£1537:
~.J
CT NOWU IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME
v‘e'l'he lake disturbance ”has moved 1. .»
little during tithe last‘ 21! hnuta-
[BRDJQKENLOTS or ._ r, '
. , —. , ~. x , ,_ ; . , Men s: Suits chker Snits
" Bathing SUITS- ‘ , 5 , ,. . ,. ‘ - ' etc 18 Years. ‘
. “AT HALF PRICE Reini- Price. Sale frice. $3 5° Suits $2145
BLACK AND WHITE STRlP- $1000 Sum $7 85 :20: 33:: ........ $3.85
ED OUTING TRQUSERS. . ' m2, Suits 34.3%
$300 Trousers ......... $2. 25 II $1500 Suite _..'.f..a.,... $10. 85 $10.00' Suits ..\.'. $285
$400 TrouE‘ers .,$265’ ‘ $18,011 SuitsA......... $13.85
$5100. and $6 00 Trouse‘fi $3. 85 . $20.00“ Suits ' . . 0 . . $14 85 STRAW HATS
. ' H Entire Stock 5
$10 :Ag‘rmeEAcH surge; 86 . ”53° Suits . ', I ' .. $18.85 . 111%“ at Hall men‘s traw
$7.50 Suits 35:35 $30.00 Suits‘ $22.35 EM" Effigy"; §°mmerHats
FANCY SHIRTS "‘ ’
50c Negligee Shirts.
$1.09 Negligee Shirts . 79¢
“$1.50 Star and Msnhst - 1
.. ~ $591 7
f fiw‘S‘tsr and Manhattan *1 ~
Shirts
5.10....10. ...
I..-
1
$3.50 and $3- 75 Sillr Shirts ..
.....39¢
.. wash”?
Suits
.0 Price._ . ‘ ,.
$2.65 * L -
HAND ERCHIEFS.
‘ 33935 ~ Is: Bendix:
9‘. on Les “0" 0;”
» 1 udoihhiStaudinigr, 11111119 11115131110
’ii urea in opinion at! salesmen wilgb . ,
, Fisher The timing” Company, or ‘ ,
1‘
Of Women’ s and Misses Surnmer
less of cost. Suits, c0010,
Everytliij must—go.
THE PARIS
33 SQQTHVMA'IN 81:
Mil Mllllllllf
SlAlE llllilll
eat. or
cumin Expect Such a Test to
its 1151‘. 11.11 Monti:
It Is rumored among memberh ot the
'second regiment of the Connecticut
Guard that there 111111., ii mobilization. .-
order issued for the end cistiteqnah.
tie early this tell 11's 11 {r
. . 31111121111011.18111111 an order might mean
the concentration of the militia at a
given point in the state, with full set-v»
1101:. equipment. or it might mean that;
the men would muster in the various
the 0]“
Wineries. “in the (armor case, the
manoeuvre or the carrying out at the
order Would necessarily reunite longer
‘ than a day, while in. 1110 latter case it
, probably could hmcomplished in 11
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Corsets
and Hats. Nothing carried over into next season. '
Wearing Apparel and.
3»
‘.
Cleaks 8.
Millinery
soon-1 NORWAEH
ting their 911111111 11.10 as nearlymertect 3
As possible with the view thache rank 3
and file can be reached at the earliest ‘;
possible momént after the call pomee. '-
01 course, it is impossible to learn »}
the source from which anticipation of i
the ordé comes, although it is already 5»
One -,
reason given for the possibility of the _
looked upon as an ellleinl fact.
order Ts because the usual spring ileld
’ law was dispensed with last spring
and itjs suggested that the emergency 7
mobilization hell Will take 111 place.
T1161. has been, during the nest tow
months, a marked increase in the 111.
tionsl'
army. .1 ,
iTh'e exact 1110111101 in which t
ergency call will be received
known. It might 001.com H
to Colonel Charles F. "
,terest taken “in the doings of the 1111-.
guard and 0110119 by‘ the ‘
military authorities to bring it nearer
to and more in touch with the regular ‘
1:
,1 4w .
fi 1,."
‘r
est upkeep. If he can get the
“ ' ’11: exclusively. and
., HOSIERY
15c Holt Hose ...........
50c F 01min $11115
Underweufif..fl........ 39¢,
soc Porous U11 ear 39¢
T 3.1.00 Union Suits 79¢
soc Nainsook Athletic 1*
5° S“flit W: More 33:1"
vent? 5010111 ltnows 111.1»
tirexexpense ii his heaviq.
~15110.1 1111100111. out 01 1111‘. 1110i. '
with the minimum of trouble".
101’. the least nioney he is saith“
tomenwhobuytheu' from
key eregp
71
Motor
Boat
-.
you.
t
3 . motor boat
make it safe—to make it
1 comfortable.
Salt Watei
Fishing Tackle
If you know 1what you
want we have it. If you
~ don't knowwe will telL
TJACOBY’S
Accessories
.This mans everything a
needs—to
"Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
in Washington Streét
South Norwalk
flOWLAND’S
lanes on 11011251., Fairlie“.
Ave Ind Cennon St. .
Bridgeport, Conn. . ,
‘ Frigay, Athgust 6,1915. ,7,
111.011.0110 chests .
or rich red cediir
Cedar chest serves :Well
idistinct ends.
‘11.
11.0
i It keeps one's tine apparel safe-i
.ly in delightful atmosphere: it: i
adds handsome bit of fumiture to~
:bne 5 room. “"
Perfume of genuine red cedar
Lis deli-J glitful: 1s guarantee of pres ‘
:teclion against mother In these, f.
,chcsts, this beautiful wood~ha‘si
,hccn mode upwitli true taste;
:Whether dull or polished, their“:i
dines are graceful and finish eat-v
¥Mcellent Some are plain' _oi line, ,
some ornamental. some triimned’”:
\\ 1th harmonious metal. $6 to 515.
Third floor.
Utility boxes with
covering of matting
10 keep shirt— uaists and 1111*
dcrwear and such: utility box is i:
very convenient
':SELL
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S. :"J‘aflée
Successor to Wm. Efl‘xon.
“,2
, Phon
7 Fort Street.’ fEflt Norwalk.
For 0M1. muffin f,
» _ PM if Corinna. . ‘
funeral Diwr 00¢ Rubella"
Dillon all! Ramon” '
‘l'olophdno IN.
u to. ltein 36:30. Nomllu
-‘ 1.
;
h .1‘
Takes up but little 100111. 1113:
easily moved when necessaryé'
Looks Well inn-the bedchamber.
cleanly and sanitary. Has
cool and pleasing appearance.
Boxes themselves are str
though light.
ering is smooth and
quality;
3573, 8576,
8596,3599,
em, 8619,
11633." 8636.
3544, 8645,
3175, 11679,
8691, 8693.
(8715', 8718,
8601,
86831
3503, 8615,8616,
31120, 8625, 8630,8831,
8637, 8538, 11539, step.
sits-1, 8657, sees, 3570. .»
8684,. 868.5. 8.689. . ,
8694, 3696. 3701, 8708,
3717. e723, 8125, S726,
" 3732. 8788, e743, 8749, 3752, 8753.
3750, 8757, 3762. 87641. 8770,,8
’8779. 8781,- 8786. 8289, 8794.: [sued re-
opostlyely January 2, 41,- 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16,18 19, 20, 21,
22, 23. 25, 211. 27. .23, 29, so, 1915.
South Norwllk, Conn, Aug. 6.1915
.J‘ Rosenfield
. .411 WATER STREET
"4.1 South Not-Walk, (101111;.
J
1.1111101... Sale
The subterllier hereby offers and
propane: to sell all the property
plwned With him is represented by
the following tickets, Nos 8506,
8515, 3527, 8531, 8533. 8535, 8638,-
8540: 3543, 3549, 3553,. 8560, 8563,
_ 8586.
8588,
859.1,
Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors forJorwalk and
-, _ South Nowell; -
The Sterling Motor Co. ,
. .' ' Dorian, Conn.
~ ' Phone 179 1 “ ‘
110101001110 and Motor Cycle
R .011... ~
Registered F. A. M. Repair
-\ 1 Sh”?
. 1
in .
‘ . ehmsm, BUT
’ relieves 111111:
aches. your vision blurs. why,
feel free to consult m0...111
‘ ,work guaranteed first-class
and dune in my modern shop.
William J Moore
OETICIAN AND OPTOMET-
RIST.
..~. 155 Washington St.
7 MAKE vault (it?
.‘A nerVOus 111‘;an "1“ ,
caused 110m bnd'vbrenm" or re
‘on’e'bad tooth. Many a 935°, is:
recorded Where This is ‘a jt _
Don’t let such an 1111 1111111 thin
go a day longer (“it hsolutely
SSE-J0
your Dentistry carefully. ,
‘1S South Malrr 8t. Bo. No
' - 11011110; 11‘ A. . .1015 F. ‘
- Tuesday, And ‘flfhunnaymven
._7 10 e p. to.- Sundays by spent
5?!!!“ only. , .
Norwalk Chronicler