Extra liaison In
3333 SHEETS
soc . moon. soc. 75c sndIooc
39" PILLOW CASES
10c, :2 14¢. Isc and one
WHITE BED SPREADS
no. 89:. $1 $1.335. 31.50 to 34*
a
E. K. Banks
“neutrino. HOTEL. BLOCK. 3
OOUTH NORWALK.
Michele a Sonora 3
PTALKING
MACHINES
Sold" on Earsy Terms
bonus“ Y’S
WICTROLA STORE.
So. N orwélk,
to So, Main St.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and Saturday.
The late disturbance in moving
slowly eastuard and probably will
pass out the St. Lawranre Valley
tonight. It Is causing warm muggy
weather. with showers in the eastern
portion of the lake region and New
England. Showers were also report-
ed during the la 24 hours along the
entire, Atlantic coast, and from Tex-
as nhrthward to Nebraska. The tem-
perahlrel’s. are rising slowly In ,tho
northern” districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
. TODAY.
~ Temperature: Low, 70; high,
‘ 87. Fair.
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FIneWorks will be enjoy ed this even
in: at Roton Point.
. A concert and jubilee celebration will
be held tonight by the local Salvation
Army corps.
The m’Ié'nlbers Of the Norwalk IBoat
Club will hold. their. regular business
meeting tonight.
—Shoulder Steak 14c. lb. New York
Market. ’
Miss Marjorie Spicer, who recently
I underwent an operation for appendi-
citis, is improving rapidly at the Non
walk hospital. ’ ‘
Stephen "W, IVelsor, ‘of Quintard ave-
nue, will resume his duties In the For-
rlsi (‘oal Company omce, on Monday.
after an enjoyable vacation of two
weeks.
......
Last call. 'I‘Iloseroters in Norwalk
who desire to participate in the com-
. ing caucus must register today, pro-
viding they did not do so on Friday
last. Registrars, in all three districts,
will be in session‘from noon to'day un-
_til 9,0’clock in the evening. r
,"Watch your step,” is the" slogan
today, Friday, the 13th. Inquisitive
people will look each way when cross-
,f-Ing” the streets or getting on or o!
a street ear.3 It's all right, 'nuf said.
———
The tide and warm weather are. in
league at this time to make swimming
locally a pleasure. Along the favorite
docks on the-water front the usual
large number of youngsters disporl
daily, while many are enjoying dips
at, Roton Point and CompogBeach. \’
The Danbury News said last night
that three Danbury hat factories, the
, Durable Hat Company, the, .Haitsch
gist. Company and Walthers Brothers.
. hav supplied to the national officers of
the United Hatters for permission tut
use the union label.
--‘A'l‘ COUNTRY CLUB.
The special Thursday night dinner,
remember, Is a regular feature. ,3
MONEY III the BANK
. .When you have an ac:
count With the People’s
Trust Company” you not
, lily have great confidence
In: th' vfutul'c, but an in-.
centive‘ to make regular do.
posits to your cl‘édit.
BANK YOUR FUN
WITH US
13
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 193535
3 Foreman Edward Duffy took hold.
- Jacob H. Schaub, Edward B.>Doulens,
,, Dr. William J. Moore. Harold Smith.
known as the Pittsburgll-Bulralo dyer,
- freight car on the siding, followed by
3 the combina‘tldnl car
buckled back or the snicker, throwing
’the day coach and the diner at right
sinking of the British- steamers Osprey .
all it m can
(53mm tsunami puss) II
m
taller and Coleman. The Non—051cc“
elders consisted 0! Dr. Moose and
erth Hunt as Battery; fianford,
. .adden, C. E. Hoyt, Canoes, Cameron,
1’. Smith and W. F. Hoyt. Chief of
Police Pennington acted as umpire for
the firstIfive innings, but at the end of
that time He gave up the job, and
in the late atternodn contest there
was one team, captained by City Clerkl .
Joseph J. Linxweiler, and another cap-3
rained by William O. McLean. The:
former team was declared victorious,I
by a score of 23 to 9. The players:
were Linxweiler, Coleman. Tammaxly.‘
Woodward, Ilanford, W. F. Hoyt, Gaps,
Rodgers and Hunt, and for the oppos
ing team McLean, Lewis, Wolfe, Loo-3
selle, Prescott, Sherwin, Gander, Ray-l
aloud and Bates. Mr. nutty started thei
work as umpif‘e, and made some splen i
did decisions forIthe Linxw'eilertest
After a while Joseph W. Rooney al- t
rived on the scene. and he took a poai
tion back of he batter, where he did
satisfactory wor,k but eduld not see
the bases as weIl from this point. The
contests afforded plenty of fun.
The less athletic members of the
party enjoyed quieter games. and found
it. hard to bleak away even whe'l (fill-
ner was announéed. The bake was.
prepared undel? the direction of George
Ii Itishé‘r, and was one of the finest
ever partaken of. There was an
abundance of everything, and it want.
excellently cooked and served, from
clams to watermelon. I
,3 The committee having charge of ,the‘.
affair was highly commended for Its‘
'unexcelled work in arranging and see,
ing that every detail was carried out.
I Those in attendance wore:
. David H. Miller, Joseph R. Taylor,
Edward M. Guns, Joseph W Rooney,
Charles E. 'x’,oyt Robert 0 Mi Hchell
David W. Raymond, Frank J. Dona.
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hue, William R. Pennington, Charles
J. Pldgeon. D. Burr Benchu Edward 1F.
O'Connor, J. Emory Stevens, A. J. An»
gevlne, A. Dwight Keep. Albert ,E,’
Wigghester. 1). Louis Laurlgan, Oliver
E. Weed, George W. Raymond. Archie
F'. N‘asll, P. F. Brophy. A. N. The-
rlault, Philip H. Fielding, George A.
Whelpley, James In. ‘ll‘lynlIIi. William
Volllner. moms Hunkemeier,
James Wood, Genera Russell Frost.
Wilfred Bodwell. John H. Stadler, «lad-
ward J. Flllheriy, William S. Wilcox.l
Dr. J.‘ Milton Coburn. Christian]-
Swartz, James Riley, Dr. B. D. Plum-
bley, of Bridgeport, Harry Bowman,
of Bridgeport, Edward F. Smith, Aime
Tarlov, Thomas Hunt, William P.
Ward, ’Alexander J’. Rummler, Mob.
thew Corbett James H. Gibson,f
dbarles A. Walters, Harry W. Mather,3
William Miller, Nehemiah 0811686,:
Worge‘PA. Sharron, Dr. Robert M.I
Wolfe, Harry E. Lewis, Dr. HarryE
Bates, Albert Gehebe, Charles Carillo,i
William F. Tammany, George L. Wood-l
ward, Luther M. Wright, Charles DJ}
Rogers, Joseph J. Linxweiler, William
F. Hoyt,‘ Edward Duil’y, ,Rut‘us J.
Smith, Dr. H. E. Sh) rer, Rev. F. A.
Coleman. Frederick H. Quintard,Sam-
'uel Roodncr, John KeOgh, Willet A.
Hanford, Charles J. Poreséott, Samuel,
Greensteili, 3Mr. ,Mngen, New York,‘
J..IGoldIman, Bridgepbrt, William O.
McLean, William H. McMahon, Vi?-
iiam Cameron,.Stami'ord, A. W. Loe-
selle said Mr Frye, of New York. 333
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TRAIN JUMPS TRACK; SCORE ARE
INJURED.
Pittsburgh-Buffalo Flyer on Penn. R. R.
Wrecked Near-ITItusville. ' ,
TITUSVILL‘E Pa., Aug. 13.—-—Traln3‘3
No. 66, on the Pennsylvania rallrmu.
jumped the track halt a Imile west or3
this city last night.
A score or more persons were injur~
ed ‘
After running for 200 feet on the.
ties, the locomotive plunged Into a
3m
PAGE FIV. ‘ ,
5s
ELSE CAIN GOOD 6R0 CERIES’ BE BOUGHT CHEAPER THAN AT
adrew Davey’ s
Delivery
90 WASHINGTON 51';
so. NORWALK
EoMPARE Tris odhu'rv or one GROCEIFIES—THEN warm his sna-
VICE AND LOWPPRICEHND YOU WILL BE co nvlnenn THAT NOWHERE .
PIIIINE
«ll.
'BORDEN’S
EVAPORATE'D
MILK
Regular 10c
Tall Can Cut to
70
t
BEST PURE LARD
Cul lollc lb.
STANDARD '
‘ GRANULATED
QUAKER I CORN
.-SUGAR- ‘° ‘
FANcy‘QusllN Olens
I ALMOND JUMBLES
Fresh from the oven. Regu-
lar 15!: pound
Cut to II10¢ II).
17
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w
LA HERB'ERTI SALAD
DRESSING
Large botlc 10¢
LBS.
3 FOR
$1.00
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
FLAKES » T All Kinds
R3111“. loc package In Screw op Jars Cut to
3.. .33. 559 P ("at 1.. 10¢ but. .5, .3 cans 25¢
15:3,va ‘ . I
van? BEST Cut to LB.
CREAMERY BUTTER 3 300
1’ NEW CRAB MEAT
FRESH ROASTED SAN-
DAVEY’S PURE BORAX
Special Sale
BATHING CAPS
All the Latest Styles
VRegular 50:: Values
Special 25¢ Each
The Roller 5. lo & 25: Store
scum nonwnL'K, can".
Store closes at 5 daily except
STORE ;
‘33 1501' Rent SIIIIIIIS/I 3 .
. ow ccupied by the-Unitas , . .
Electric Light and ‘Water Co.
Best Suits
Enquire ‘3
.3 Clifford Hotel 3
now $14. 50
Yes, Sir l—Any man, of almosb:
any build can walk right into.
the store and take his piizk ofiI
all the spring and summer suits:
,for ............... $14 50.
\\ 0 hate Illtl lltlllt‘ allay—wail '
w: are told is solllttiulcs done .
\\t haw taken them all funny”
blllth‘ and ”lrlyh all“ IJTUMIIS flInd'
, su3th, and made tlum
I
Entrance on Main St, Fail-lieu
Ave and Cannon St.
WW
Bridgeport. Conn.
Friday. August 13, 1915.
Too Much Bending
lhc OlleI
price.
Over a 085k We've llrgluvlll {inward tIIht':
CAUSES EYE STRAIN. BUT surges and (-llliylltful moi home-
my rest glasses relieves that splills. llu l\'\tIttl5 and Stolfhy
trouble at once. ”Mild 3’01” lilixtllrcs, the .‘illu‘iots and the .-
eyes cause you to nave head nnfinfihul worsteds F. v my one
aches, your vision blurs, why. of 'un has been given tthsalne‘, .-
feel free to consult me. All
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my modern shop.
3 William J. Moore
OPTIQIAN AND OPTQMET-
HIST.
155 Washington St.
price.
We Ol'tltl‘td out the dark lnixa I
turns and the light. Same tom;
pland wont. to young' men’s
. snappy clothbs and to styles fury
men of quiet taste. ‘.". -
That COlllllliIilltl was: Drop ,
your phce and get out of hereI
where men can pick from you at ‘
$14 so.” .
Xmmg men’s. clever suits Willi.
"33 The New seience patch pockets athletic vestsL
3DEF|NITION IOF CHIROPRACTIC.
l Chironnctic II the definition 0! the,
issues or the disease and the arts of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
{by a wrench, twist or sprain lp the
3back. Even I! done. in childhood
lit, creates pinched nerves stadium in
gister life in the different organs and
31mm. 3 3 3 3
3 Chiropractors remove the cause of
straight cut trousers." . I
Conservative suits with regulé.” “
lotion pockets, coats of goo .3
length. moderate- style trouscrsfi
Some coats full Ii ed, somfi, .
with cutout lfilid’gs that aaré‘” «
guarantee of obelllcss and com—
fort. ‘
Not one is spared; not one is .
Bod: 0! All Sums cum33 noes“
m
‘ The train
angles and throwmg passengers over
seats and through windOWs. . None of
the injured, however, was beliI'eved to
be fatally hurt, , .. -
SEVERAL MORE STEAMERS SUNK.
LONDON, Aug. 13. 12: 02 p meg-An:
nonpoe‘ment was made today of the
steamer Aura The chief engine 3
has; and the mate's wife of. the um
rile were drowned. The othe on .j
to $r.5o, at
COLORED DRESSING‘SACQUIES, regular 50c and 59c values
: Lo3t WAISTS, seasonable styles and colors, none marked less than $1.98,“.
I _ 01'
NEW. , Lops'rER VTOSCCOI‘IFEE ISOAP
Regular ‘30: can 18“; $33 -’ Cut to
CI?“ to Worth 256 Found 7 {0" 25¢
25¢ ll). . .
GOLDEN ' I ' “The World's -‘ --.. BAG """' I‘
GRAIN . FLOU Bosy'f.~cul to 950
SLICED SMOKED NEW NATIVE FANCYI RICE 3 “$33,332:“
33333333333315.1315: Jal- ONIONS " Emmi“ Regular Ioc pkg
Cut to 10¢ “It ’0.5¢ Qt' :‘ 3 lbs. for 17¢ Cut to 4 for 25¢
ATLAS JARS ‘
BRAND Plll'e Frillt JamSIIIII Miners 2 FOR, 250
ATLAS PURE ATLAS EXTRA ~ . -‘ * ., ATLAS PURE
- ens ~ I u I).
crash VINEGAR STRONG .. 333$; LEMON on we};
Best to. pickling. sail AMMONIA-v ch... PP; .I-IN’ILIM EXTMCTI
ads, etc. I 10¢ 33033PW10¢ ~Fr3ee r 25¢ hot. 3
Large bottle 10¢ 1., Stamps F555 °$W “ ' n5 Slam Flee
DOUBLE ' BOXES
TIP PARLOR MATCHES 12 For 250
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In order to make loop for the Autumn Merchandise coming in, the remainder 0‘ the
I Stunting-33 Spells must now be entirely eliminated.
Very~EXCEPTIONAL Opportumtles ,
are dlereilore being offered for procuring desirable WEARING APPAREL and the AC-
CESSORIEIS of the Summer, at prices so low as to be wholly" disproportionate to their
actual worth. Here are a few sample items of timely interest:
HOUSE AND PORCH DRESSES, all good styles and best materials, values up
3 .
Soft Nainsook NIGHT GOWNS, values up to 85¢ . . . . . . ... ..
CHILDREN’SLS‘OX, broken assortments of our regular use Iquality, one-half price, . . . I
. 2 pairs for 253
”W l
theylast,each
..l‘
sullen-on
Ill-'-
w, THEN .2. Run cow , é
unamerollsuhu,
a o‘ul o ......... ..nu-u
/\ \‘.
I",
' .. Women’s Gauze Silk L/SLE HOSE, evening shades . . . . .. . "
Women’s Colored SILK HOSE, soc and 596 qualities .. I
FINE WHITE SILK GLOVES, double tipped fingers, black; embrordered backs,
‘* 3_.pretty and stylish, at ...I
_ _ CHILDREN’S 50c ROMPERS;‘ white or colored
. CHILDREN’S HAIR—BOW RIBBONS, values up to 35¢ ”111:5: 19¢
.55.:15’Il...st3n......‘...q.
o
son-o. ......s......
t.
,4:
Con:¢ u-..t-~ no.
nI‘nnI0.:|-i
“an:
..‘ r3.- Inn-nonp-olonnoo
79¢"
..............29¢
-$1. 35
1 Lot WAISTS and MIDDY BLOUS‘ES, regular prices 75c to $1. 50, your chIOice . .. 89¢
PI’ISix new styles in MIIDDY BLOUSES, exceptional‘ value . . . .. ..- . . . . . .. . .- . .~ $1 00
551% pair
...—.3915. pair
—-.
at.
-m
’;"°0I3lsnocs¥. nnonllnno‘onvnlnnn139¢ II
I .r
BALANCE OF OUR PARAISOLS', about twenty-five' 121 all, no two alike, while
P
to stay: all$ Ger “thlricc 0
disease and pain, health ls restored $13350
llhrouxh harmonizing the nerve syn- Main 901', rear.
toms in your body. remain troubles m new DRY cows
given special attention” also calming;
COMPANY
to! the spine. You will never regret“
lgivlng the Chiropractor a chance to
lhelp you. ,
1 Magnetic treatments swell alSo.
T. Francis. D. Q.
34 Washington at. so. Nor-Walk. Conn.
flraduate from Palmer School, the
ldlnodvéreh
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.uL
i“ K II I I :I I 5‘ 3
Mid-Summer I
also... SALE
on all Household Goods.INew
and secondhand. Everything I
3 sold 3st extremely 1on prices.
90 will want several of
those good-looking Rugs
the moment you soo them.
They're difl‘sront In texture from
grass, fibre or fabric
. rugs; cost less sndwm longer. 3
No place for din to settle and
frequent washings won't harm
them. \
3, Every room In the holes should
have a Congolsum Rug. Come
in today and let us tell you all
about them.
IL" A J. IlliBllllll,
6ND SON COMPANY.
a. .7
3 lliilillllllllliflilllllll I”m""WI"illlm”Nil!"IJIIW‘JIIP‘NIJ ' I
M. culKowsrr
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST
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3 Ask for cull prides for RED OAK
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THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan 8t. Tel.441 East Norwalk
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRALN SEEDS. ‘
“3 _P31:ll3ltstllc best varieti 3 es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES I ~
3 Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solution. - IAITSCWIS ~
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot,” * "Bug"
Death, ”’ etc,
WWI“; trillions 20 22 Main 3...»: NorWalk
+ -, soulless
I Infants’ Rompers from six months to two years/, in pink
4 and blue checked gingham, tan, blue; pink and White
striped seersucker and plain chambray, With or Withoht bub
I toned seat, Wat inoos‘sornooson'. ..I...i. .I.....I......‘“."...! 50¢
Children’s Rompers from tum to six years, in checked
gingham, striped Seersuckers and plain chambrays. Made
_ ..in regular Styles er in the beach rompers, at .... ..l 50¢
33 II‘III—II
3 Childrens Reach Rompers, made of plisse crop: in whit
,‘piul: andysky, broken sizes. regular price 75c. Special at ,
.. .. ., 3503.02!t
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