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FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1915
200 New Velvet
Silk Poplin Dresses s3 95 Values to $6.00
New Velvet Shapes
Shapes to go on saleior Saturday
3..me
New showing of fine fancy feathers,
_,Iflowers, hottelties. and new ribbons ' ;
506‘ T0 $5.09
~Forterheuse steal; 24s lb N. Y. Elks.
Mr. and Mrs. F‘redericl'r‘Liiuder, oi
Scribner avenne, stifled today for the
World‘s Fair in San; Francisco, Call-
iornia.
—lRoast beef 16c. lb. N. Y. Market. '
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Mayor F. I. Funnel! has oilicially‘
called a meeting of the Board of ”Esti-
mate for next Wednesday evening.
Charities’ and education matters will
be considered
Ewen unfit ship‘sia‘ts. e'alsep's.
M
. The piuothle tournament was con-l
tiuued last evening; ill the Elite llomeé
on South Main street The prize
winners: First—Ira Lockwood 4940;.
Ellenry Froeb 1365; Horace 'IBurgeasi
2270. ,I t :
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-Lamb stew 10c. lb. NI.3.:’Msrket q
The loss sudiained by IRogers it
Stevens. the §outh Main IstreetI cloth- I
dare; tl‘3m “lire irecently was settled
this morning by F. J Bliss, of Hart-i
‘lord. who represented J. M Layton
& 00.1210. ' !
w———o
-—'Latest styles soft hats. O‘Brienns .and teachers on Wednesday evenly
There was ordinary business matters
transacted, 'last evening, by members:
of Olive Branch Lodge, Knights otI
’Pythias. Delegates to the state con-
wntion, November 16, will be elected
at a future session. .
~8hl'd steaks 121-2c. IlIh,IN. Y. Milt.
Congressman Hill, of this district.
a Bridgeport morning paper to-
,will to hack to Washington
strong advocate of 'Equal Suitrage, and
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x will favor the amendment to the
finial constitution grantrng wnméi
t to vote.
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rs. Lockwood of Providence, R. i.,'
stert Mrs..Schenk. oi
store tomorrow and take full adv-an 1
. ads.
The Kelsey Athletic Club will go tol
,Mamaroneck, by auto bus, Sundayl
{or the: Kelseys.I
*in his hand Dr Tlacey dressed the. Iboard oi arbitration on October 1.
Be sure to visit the N. B Ryan Co. ’si
lulu mus
.~ 9- salt stints
me 0: the striking values offered. See
ALBANY 1'. Y., Set.10-The
morning to play 'he mm in ”'3 allstrille on the United TEaction Com-
place Mertz. oi Stamford will pitch! puny linesI wI.hich,has tied up all city
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v-dtoast beef 16c. 10. N. 3'
\liet,I antbflreen island since Monday. 1
fiumsettldd edfiy'todsy. Cars resum-
. . ‘ 13’. a I' l e I
9.. Emma a; .3. misses“ 933* 9*" 9
-avenue, ‘Norwallr- has been tensed tol The disputed point~+whether the
Mr. Arnold. of the Norwallczxire Corn agreement hbgween the company m‘g
HPKFY The “”39 is for “"99 YER“ its employee permits the discipline of
motornlen and conductors by either-
A carpenter working on the Regen! the general superintendent or division
theatre, YEMEN?!" made 3 had 8851“ superintendents-will be decided by a
iiarhet
wound.
Refused a Conference.
HARTFO C0fiil:,Sept.10.-rA
committee or strikers called 'ttt the
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Joseph Truchinowicz, cote proprie-l
tor. of Water street; First District, been
purchased a new Overland capi‘roinw
Vaast Brothers.
He said
3,by. Manager W. A. Bowman.
Ellis. The strikers, who termed an au-
__ tomatic .machinroperators' union yes
Colonel and Mrs. George D. RIssell' terdsy, picketed the works today. The;
and Colonel Russell‘s son, Major only report tram the Colt strike 013
Frederick F. Russell, medical corpg, 3:; polishers was that the strikers were
U. S. A. or Pan‘pma, I'ett today for a “sitting tight" There was no suite-
'thlce days<tour of the Berkshires. . ment (mm the company. i
‘9 _._..__. i Erletol Laborers Out.
At a meeting of the officers undlxI; BR13TOL, 'Conn.Bept.10.——Luhor-
teachers of the South Norwallt Co'n- ' 9}}; at the rb'lling mill or the Bristol
Iaregutlonai Bible School. last ev ening.3I ”til-{3,3,5 Compgnry refused to work yesten
it was decided to re- open the school day afternoon. About 100 13“ at
on Sunday SEDlEIUbeT 1°"). at 10 a.I tlltiugh they had made no demands up-
”.01 Members_ Will please n01*? thefor: the company. The mill employs
change in hour. There will he a sup- about 300 men in all.
per and conference for the ofllcers
0' Wharf 5.
Isle sneer.
Members of the Nor-walk Gun'Cluh
have been rhea? tor the past several
‘—iLegs 'Lsmb 2ch. lb. N. Y. «Market.
l trail’lc in Albany, Troy. Colleen, Water- '3 '
Atlantic mwmvagm 'I
terrioou, but was r'elu'ee'd s”ébili’erenne ‘
~Mia'd'ium tapered crown Derby. he would treat them only as individuv .
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NORWALK Gun own To How'—
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From $5.95
WSW” Coats.
For school wear. Made
with wide belts of velvet.
:faéhion’s.
For ages 6 to 14 years.
33-95-
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Raincoats ior Misses and Children.
Stylish models and guaranteed to give perfect sat-
isfactioll
know about them.
For ages 6 to 18 year's
$2.50 to
s l
.t.
llamprooi Capes
In black and white checks and plain colors.
litivc tilde and convenient schoolbags to match.
s
6 to is years.
The con
A collection of high
'rRfiicmsnLa Resistss, C
Wél known
.wf ‘I
generous reductions,
It prospective plans indude the
of particular value.
ed customersoi this conveniently
institution.
graphic! 13s?
Sport Coats hr Women and fisses
ior the 5m cool weather.
Made in the late styles of novelty materials,
‘ "ly cut as to'collafs and slccvcs and altogether cmniort- 3
. ableicu' morning and evening wear.
If thev do not prove as represented
$1.95.
esknewn in the country.
$3195.51 95 and 95¢.
iBl‘a‘silcrcs (if all makes and sizes included, at
The City National Bank
BANKING CONNECTIONS
Banking necessities vary with the requirements of business
account, let us explain why we bellele this Bank‘s iscilltieiidwu
It “ill the worth your while to learn the scope of the service find"
Read C0
clever—
to $15. 00.
of soft worsted mixtures
childish
3 335K?”
Very attractive
let us
4‘ ' a
$5.95-
These
1 or ages
SET Sale
grade Corsets, the finest
Binners, Nei’hbs,
B. s and others equally
Second floor
opening of a new or additiUhal hank
D\"
lI In.
located and progressively managed
CENTRAL HOTEL
hewcv RENOVATED.
be. in s‘E‘ssA asap.
Upon complaint of Barney Pulley,
'Calvin Smith, the poet, was arrested
weeltssxattieythlngs into shape tor
um big shoet»ol1’é«nlu$3will hold at
easing-he m1:
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wow: Witt tor ”usf'thelr permanent ronage bur“ 3mm yam “subsidence in
' Miss IBowlesI, of Greenwich; consider.
yesterday charged with drunkeilness
This morning he was fined 33: and
costs. The police notified the fittest
department of a fall into a :liikaen
Doritin's Poitit this W Saturday
afternoonN "‘ " ,. .
Corner Mo'nroe Ilnd osmium South—9 Not-walk.
.. <2 . 4.! . _ .
tto'oms by" d'a'! or Week at reasonable prices.
Every room will ventilated. electric lights and gas.
illnerythlng iirs't clues. '
sewer opening on North Main méti. 'back‘s “Vt-ll; 3:,
by iour-year-old Dorothy “Ryan. “Wilma 0’13” ..
past a trill ey car inIm
venue, 3“local lady
Iacute the JIpnllce to arrest the owner
filled by r. :0.
hi or the club;
has W
th‘éiithfil-
shooters trim-ell eta: ls. shuts
have been masseuse s meter
that at least sixty esteemed“ Will
lilacs the traps the day '0! fil'erlbOt'.‘ G.
W Van Stone; 'thelhras‘ént champion
of Onnnentlimt; flihd J. WE Finch 'lasif
gem recordmolder. ere earning our
lto help bmafi the discs. Members
3‘.
9 ,, erhonse steal: 340.“? N.I Y. Mkt
c. “s-
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infill:- Fwd , e. the storkfhes‘uroucht
pyossa igloo: new: hollyII brother. Mould:
'n't this; takes NEW-7'
Willie—I“Nsw, but I'd like to see the
.‘stork."-B'os'ton3 Transcript.
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ustlybeiitting your individuality;
' ‘ otter éhs’wonien or Bou'th
in such 9.3:: WWEME crowdiw l
«wished the booty lull 9‘
M ‘ ' l-Iszri all:
” Bridgeport; Ridgeneld.
We IE6; sllowlnE lhe most wonderml
Frill his Winter Garments in town at
prices lower than itiiy tither store. We -‘9‘
._ “lieu the illuminant tram everi woman that has Ihqught from' us this '
3 season. ’s‘s‘yinz that we have the liltiidinmext eminent- ;they have:
seen. Cable without delay and get nemart suit. coat, dress, skirt. .3
'. WU“ 01' all“ In“ “111151111183. ml wear the best made goods tor less; .
:nibney than you would maintainers m fiflU‘EE E'COINVINCED.
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flout the Danbury Club .the' timber
{or twenty- five will he on hand as will
also shooters tioi'n' New - Eaves.
Westnort.
Stamiord, Stratiord and Greenwich.
walldtig town the trap and at some
diatoms. unhowal to shooter,
or iiiay have to shoot fat 16 yards or s
ed the belt woman shot in. C
out. will journey u "
. , llprevealotmtun tuthe om
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Business Hours from 8:30 a m. to 612.311. daily
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Millie Mailer at a FluliturcI'tIlearance
The “re-constructors” and decorators having departed
from the main part of the Furniture Store, it is time to
straighten out and make ready for the fall season. Inge-
ing through the stock, both on the floors antlIill‘tllc store—
house, a number of pieces have been found, odd
chairs.
and certain sets of Furniture which are Very desirable but
which must be closed Out.
Now if any there be who regret not
having taken
advantage of the August Furniture Sale, this is their
chance and better than a semi—annual
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have to oiicr: 3
clearance. \\'t9
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Canton Furniture 0! line colored. cane.
This is the typical Oriental
cone,
with painted medallions in chairhaclts
use in Oriental countric:
natural color
it is (lCSlgllCtlI for
for the \erandah 0r bungalou,
andis equally serxiccsblc {tr porches or indoor lIlvllw-
Fancy Tables to match, ' some of average heightioth—
crs quite appropriate for “tiffin tables 3
m (were 539.50 for $6~5°
‘ were $8.50 for $575.
0‘
E{were $7.25 for. $5.00\
«£9. down $9.50 ior $6.50
were $5.50 “for 53-75
rool'iisI. i
Armchairs, I I": Jirere $14.25 for $9.75
' 1W were $13.25 for $9.00
13mm“? 5? 9-00 for 56-00
Rockers ' ' were S 7.50 for $5.06
‘Seltees were $12.50' for $9.00
yr
Rattan Furniture, natural color and very artistic.
ArmChairs were. $11.25
were $8.00
‘ . were $14. <0
Solicits 3;. were $36 50
for $8.00
for $5.00
for $9.75
, .3 . I.'fo;;j$;,r;8.oo
were $18.00 ‘
were were $20.00
‘ for $193.00
ior.$ra.5o
and Craiis style.
The» color a pleasing and restful sage green.
panels and chair seats of fine cane
Rockers
_ 'Arm'chiiirs
Reading Table
Pedestal
w l ill
Sm en pieces
were $17. 75 ior $13.00
“crests .75 for$13.50
was MS “ti-001707519 50 .
was $l1.00f01$800
hhrarySels Challesll. Period
The substantial brown oak
with '
iip‘llolstcr}; \rm'k
Twisted
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Weathered Green (lair library Furniture Arts
5 A .
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{' nerds. mhis has .prov'en the neares‘t'
vapor ooh td3brnsh shooting. possible ‘9
" .4, Walkng‘fihooting Event
thfshooters mm ee'mes he starts '9 9
ti ‘ ' "
drepsis milled. tm'IiEs way the. shoot; “
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and cushions of, dull vcrdtuc tinted tapestr) .
columns on table and chairs. "
all" Rockers ' were $16.25 for $200
Settee was S41 .0o'fo'i' $33.06
Table 0 as $34 50 for $10. 00
'3 Armchairs were S2 4. 7540:: $19.00 -
'. Desk ' ' was $21.00 for $17.00
v‘r
Parlor Chair.
Odd Armchairsm Mahogany finish. with seats of
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penile velour or handsome damask
'3’? .. . 09‘”. 3 were $130. 75 I «for'Sst
Solid Mahogany Colonist! Armchairs "_ ' ' '
7:“ .... -.. ' were $.12 75 ' for So. 50
9 Sewing Rockers, mahoganv frame, pantie .vele'ur,
i {were $9 50 " 'ior5fi75
1' l Parlor Sets. , j
Mahogany Frames with panel Ibacks, 3 pieces: .. '
. 'were $47. 50 for $35 00
r. ‘ 9, _ ~ ' _ ‘31; 1701er1 floor.
We” .. . . . . .
Ft. Friday and Saturday:
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Norwalk Chronicler