IN EVERY DEPARTMENT » Big Bargains in staple drygoods and house hunishings with many odd lots at normal prices yard. at Half Price. Special in Wash Dress Goods Domestic and Table Linens 190 COSTUME CREPES 15¢ yard. 15¢ yard- ~ FANCY FIGURED VOILES reduced to 390 GABARDINES 29¢ $1. 25 TABLE DAMASqK 70 inc hes wide, $1 00 yard 69c MERCERIZED 'TABLE DAMASK, 68 inches wide, 50¢ :50 HEMMED HUCK TOWEL S, red and white borders, 18¢ 25c TURKISH TOWELS, 19¢ Big Reductions on SHEETS and PILLOW CASES. YARD WIDE MUSLINS, 8¢ 9¢, 10¢ yard. 15c GINGHAMS, in many patterns, 32 inches wide, 1211¢ yard. All of the 250 PATENT LEATHER BELTS, 19¢ .One Lot SHOPPING BAGS, 25 per cent. off. One Lot Genuine TREFOUSSE $1.00 and $1.50 KID GLOVES 89c and 69c ROMAN STRIPED RIBBONS, 25¢ yard. One Lot of sec and 251: NECK WEAR, 10¢ each. Odd Pieces of EDGING and EMBROIDERY 1o 12 yards for 10¢, way down. 15c-25c WHITE GOODS, 15¢—19¢ Yard- yans much more IN SER’I‘IUN S, TRISTRA ‘,1.1W““...,W: '/’-;')-im)WI' ' b1"," 93‘ >‘\r1-‘\:\‘\‘\‘\,HW‘ ‘\.\‘\ ‘Uta a/U'U’ a“- at, arm-t >U U/U, U1"U1U U/U/U/U/WU/HU - ““"W‘\‘\‘\-\‘ ‘\-\- Ladies’ tailored suits and coats marked One piece dresses, some as low as $2. 00 worth A Special L033; SHIRT WAIST S 11111111011 down to 50¢ 011611. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 HOUSE D RESSES now 50¢. $3.00 NEMO CORSETS, Nos, 3 41-352. Special at $2.48, One Lot of STAMPE'D PILLOW TOPS AND CENTER PIECES now 10¢ and 15¢ each. A Big Assortment of SILK, WO OLEN AND SILK AND COT- TON DRESS GOODS including many short lengths at Clearance Prices. All of the PARASOLS and HA MMOCKS at cost. This Sale Continues'All the Week. Watch This Space & HYATT ‘N‘ \‘\‘\.11‘\-\‘s1111'_1\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\-1‘\‘x.\-W.\‘\.\‘\.\ U U U/U/U, U/U/WU1U1U '1U U/U U1 U, U UIU/U/U/U U U,"1U' U 150 LADIES’ INITIALED LIN EN HANDKERCHJIEFS 150 quality. 5d. 25c quality 1. 10¢. '500 MEN’S INITIALED LIN EN HANDKERCHIEFS, 25¢ 18c MEN’S CROSS BAR LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 10¢ A Broken Assortment of LADIES’ VESTS, 25c quality, 19¢.15c . silk, 500 quality, 35¢ pair. 9‘. LACE TRIMMED LADIES’ VESTS, 250 quality, 19¢ 15c 91 quality, 2 for 25¢ fl LADIES’ UNION SUITS, lace trimmed knees, 36- 38 inches, big ii value, 39¢ , MISSES' LACE TRIMMED PANTS, 19¢ MISSES' UNION SUITS, 25c quality, 19¢ 500 quality, 39¢ 3! Odds and Ends of Boys UNDERWEAR 050 quality. 19¢. 9.! Odds and Ends of MEN’S UNDERWEAR, 50c quality, 35¢ 3,! ..__.__..__ ll Just 10 $25.00 AXMINISTER RUGS, 9 1: I2 feet, at $19.50. Ii 650 500 PRINTED LINOLEUM'S; various lengths and widths. It 35¢ square yard. ’ ’1 Big Assortment STRAW MATTING REMNANTS,10¢ yard 3\ One Lot 01 Remnants of CURTAIN MATERIALS 10¢ yard. is! Bargains in All Kinds of WINDOW DRAPERIES. 2.! ___._..._. It PRESERVING TOOLS IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT. 1| MASON FRUIT JARS, Pints, 40¢ doz. ,Quarts, 42¢ doz. . . g"; SURE SEAL FRUIT JARS, quarts ofpints, 60¢ doz. H JELLY GLASSES, 19¢—24¢ doz. STONE CROCKS, all sizes. ti 9.! , ' :1 Norwalk 3 Leading g1; ’ it Dry-Goods Store 3‘; ti ,1 a, a, a ':\‘\‘\‘\‘ Good as .tiold If everybody’s out of coal some snappy autumn day, there'll be a pretty how-de- do, there’ll be the deuce to pay. You'd ought to have a good supply tucked safely in your bins, but if you don’t you can't blame us—you’ll suffer for your sins. Then store away a little coal to keep you from the cold; it's ', as useful as an overcoat and 1 -as valuable as gold. Our Coal is worth the price you ' pay y; ’tis not a lot of trash. It’s worthy—take our word for this—well worthy of your ‘7'" THE _ annals COAL COMPANY w...._ .——_...__.__—— 1. ANYTIME liay orilight Our spacious and easy riding automobile will take out parties. ANDREW TAYLOR 1 Livery and Trucking Phone '4. Semi-Annual 1 Clearance NOW IN PROGRESS GOTTLIEB 11 No. Marn St. 30. Nor-will: 37410—41250 Suits. Darien Conn. ‘1 SALE‘ r—e The Hatch Bleai 0 If there is one principle that means more to a business than any- thing else, it is a modern policy. This policy to' the guiding hand of the business. Business must be done at 11111111 profits coupled with the best postu- ‘ ble value and service at the 10west price. That policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer. This will be the policy of The Hatch & ‘Bailey Co. amlong as we are in the lumber business. .lf you would go Lhiough our yard and 1‘ see how cpmpiete a stock of good dry lumber we have, you could I readily see why we feel that we can serve your best interests. " The Hatch» £1 Bailey Co. South N orwalk, Conn. We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone. SATURDAY PRICES ‘ _, Best Sugar Cured Hams ms 11...... ...... .....:...:.:::::::::::::::' """" i“: Sperry and Barnes’ Bacon, strip ........ . ........... 23c Pot Roast, no bone ..... rc‘ PrimeRibRoastfrom ...... 18c PIP Fancy Roasting Chickens ......... 1": . . . . 250 Small Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb .............. 22c ComedBeeffrom. . m8c up Native Veal. ' 1 Beef, Lamb and Calves Tongues. ‘1 I Best Lardra lbs . . . . ... .................. 25c . Gold Medal Butter...... ............ 35c l Oleomargarine ............................... ..200 250 [1 Premier Salad Dreaming and Snappy Relish. 1: Everything in Fruit and, Fresh Vegetables. 1 1 CHARNOK’S MARKET 1 Tel 533—2 Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St. l l. 1 The Bieers Meat & ProviSion Co. ..410 ,. ' 6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. I3 Main St., Norwalk. l I t l i l i' “ ,‘ ‘t i ’ _ l l t 0111101111111 clocks, which will be Sold at reduced prleeo. Schultze s 3 Sanitary Markets 3: WASHINGTON ST. ' 39 MAIN ST SOUTH NORWALK.NORWAL1K. 505 MAIN ST. STAMFORD. " I " Taken Here ilo 110110 to save you time and trouble. , iby phone If you didn't get good 0010 and fair weight WIlSllN RESIDENCE iCAPl. AND MRS. SMITH ', DAMAGED BY HRE] (illf AllllllSE PAliil-J File completely gutted one of 11,91Yesterday was an enjoyable day at bedrooms in the home of R G Wil the residence of Captain and Mrs son 27 West avenue 1§dturdnv night iCharlee H Smith, of Lonndes avenue; entailing a loss of over $200 1-)“.me A pleasant house party was in full ily was away at the time and discov- swing ill the afternoon. A fine musi- ery of the fire was made by the mam1'CRl program was carried out and 10 l who telephoned m an alarm and boxltreshments served. There were man- t 32 was rung from the master box at delta and guitar solos by Miss H. L1.' the Hépe Ho" House. .The flameslToillDSOIi, Mrs. I“ J. Lockwood andi were extinguished by lherpllcntlon W. E. James. Mrs. C. Smith aunt of chemicals and the damage was con Miss 3- “013‘” rendered piano 89190, lined to the room tlons Those present: . 1 The 1110111110111 01 the campy 110.1 “Y and Mrs C Smith Mr and: gone to the Country Club and n gamhlra. William E. James, Mr and Mrs.‘ l jet had been left burning m the room Ralph Verlin, Mrs. R. Holmes and: which was burned. A window WM, (-1011 Robert. and daughter Grace, of left open and the lace curtain w” New Y;orh Mrs. E. J. Lockwood, Miss blown in by the wind. It caught fire Leola Thompson and Dexter II. James. from the Jet and the flames had gain- l i ed a good start when the maid dis-. covered them and turned in an alarm. The loss is covered by insurance. l I l t NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES. Miss Julia Barrios, of Ely avenue”, was operated on Saturday night for 1 appendicitis at, the Norwalir hospital. WASHINGTON Aug ‘30. —-MaiOl‘ Mrs. Emma Jones, of North Taylor General Scott, Chief of Staff of the: avenue, and Mrs. Courtney Wood. of Artur. was ready today to report to Wilton, were admitted to the institu- Secretary Lansing the result 01’ 1113i tion yesterday for medical treatinentfl special mission to the Mexican border! for the State Department. in further i was dicharged yesterday. 1ance of the Pan- American peace plan. ”Mrs Lydia Broadway. of Chestnut. Gen. Scott conferred with General; street was operated on Saturday af- [Villa and adjusted troubles due to the. ternoon for appendicitis. iseizure of property of foreign merch- i _ ante at Chihuahua, and also discuss- ied with him the Pan- American pence proposal, which the northern chief and his followers have accepted. The Pan~American gpnferees will not meet again until General Carran- zs' S response to their appeal has been received. Carranza agents said they looked for it today. 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. all—Secre- tary Garrison today announced that the War Department had determined . , i " ' Hay BS BIOCk . not 10 reestablish 1110 divisionur‘army 09 an'til M all] SII'BCI camp at Texas City, Texas, destroyed Mrs. Christine Hanson of Wilton,i -mu. ———‘ «- M... Hayes New CITY, by the recent storm. Ni) 01101110111111 yet been reached as to itsfliture lo- cation. Major .General J. Franklin Bell, commanding the division, recom mended that the Texas City camp be abandoned. We take orders by telephone. This! Oflicial dispatches from Vera Cruz. ,to'day tell 'of\ the receipt of mail re- 'ports there on the killing of E. F. Welles, an American, auditor of the Tabasco Plantation Company. No de- tails were given. further than that Welles was lillied by bandits. who blew up a train and shot the passen- acre. of whom Welles was one. 1 The State ’ Department ' today acknowledged receipt of 00110101 211- Phone orders. 1 1 Now, you naturally wouldn't order When we invite you to order by wire we therefore intend to glve you first clasp. prolnpt Iorvlee. - 1110110111111 Market 0' 15 NorthMainm- ' \ . REPORT ON MEXIBANSE‘ H , grieger & Co. OUR SALE oi Silk Dresses at $5 will continue until every one of them is sold. Come and prOCure one before they are gone, all other summer dresses are being Sold for less than half M GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS. All the best varieti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper Plants. ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. - 1 a Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solution, Arsenate of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot,” "B‘ug Death,"’ etc. BROWER & MALONE ‘ -1 20-22 Main SL, ,Norwalk . ..—— ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. can peace appeal. Favorable replies now have been received from practi- cally all chiefs outside the Carranza forces. 1111 POLICE Mn condemn Minnow 'At all the masses, yesterday, in St 1 DEATHS .AND FUNERALS loseph a church on South Main street, the beans 01111111111130 'were announc-l Death of Mrs Christine N Ruscoe ed for the first; time between John E. Mrs Christine N Ru500e. widow of Flynn and Mary E. 11111101,, both of Andrew Ruscoe died at her home.1F this city Mr. Flynn is one of the Elm street yesterday, aged 76 years. most popular oflicers on the downtown T110 1111101111 services will bé held from police force, and during his service the Norwnlk M. E. Church tomorrow, has made a good record.‘ His prospec- artemoon at 1: 30 o'clock and Rev. -,o High street, has announced the en~ gegement of her daughter, Miss Myra. EStephannie Richard‘s to Prof. Karl lDetlev Jessen. Miss Richard's recent- high honors Prof. Jessen has been istitution for many years and has a. ppy couple are receiving the con- igratulations of their friends. tive bride, Who resides on MonroeiE. Barton the pastor, will ofl'tciate. ln- - NoI terment will follow in HIV amide cem. . .11" U1 -Read the Sentinel Want Ads. 0111 ' 1 street, is a popular young lady. date 11111111 yet been set 1011110 forth» em?- coming happy? occasion.‘ The many ‘ friends of the well-liked youngscouple I . pilte's acceptance of the Pan Ameri- .‘II with B. UNI'IOLTZ, Prop. are extending congratulations. . “ . “10 Thll'd page and mend”. “l“ .1’1 hire. Annie Kirk Johnson of No 2 1y graduated from Bryn Mawr with1 'professor of German at the same in- M 1wide reputation as “an educator. The , 1-“; 1 .,' 1
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