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Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
? Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Ail Size Pictures
Framed
Large Variety of Mouldings
to Select From.
ISONNEImY’s
STATIONERY STORE.
16 South Main Street.
.WEATHER FORECAST.
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' Fort-tent lo1 No 'uitllt and 3i<init3‘
Fair and slighth totile1 tonight and, N
Frlda l‘
A disturbance is tentral this morn- ‘
Ins over Montana.
l’leasent
prevails generally ("ihi of the Roek3
Mauritius, ‘lncal
reported during the la -}.t
i
Weather '
thunder showers C out ,1
lost rainfall reported 33m 4.9:: int'lii-‘S, a
ll. I‘ofiirniiie, K3:
continue high in the central and east
on districts. especially in New Eng will now be used in delivering park-
“M The {0110“"199 his" 1““1“” “l“ 9‘ tKPS in~tentl or the former three Thze
303 inr'iuil of these trucks will reile3 tithe
Albany. congestion in service.
I
were reported. Portland, Me., 9!;
ton. 92; Northfield, \'t.. 90;
N. Y. 96; Hartford, 92.
Conditions favor for thin \‘it'iilll3:
Generally fair weather with slighth Just ihe‘pll‘ue to lea3e your car.
i
l 'lhe ‘3lntlit 1 ‘s Club, of New Cnn;,mn
lower temperatures
WEATHER A YEAR AGO lesterdul.
TODAY“
93'7i‘einptrnturc:
I"arti_3 cloudy.
iliii NEWS
1 The. Adams Express Company has
placed a new autoc ar truck in its deliv-
y service.
—-During the month of July 13nd
August, all the Springwood Dry Goods
stores will close at 8 p_ in.
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There will be a meeting of the tax
the Fitch school, in the Third district,
plainla or suggestions on the system
of taxing. which is now in force.
'1‘ he ttnipt ratures‘
l
Tuesday, July lfltli, there will be nol
‘nntl in the evening
commission, next Monday evening. in in: in the (‘lub house.
lber’t‘rom the Norwnlk
for the purpose of listening to COlll~anniilng to attend.
l
-—lla3' and night washing and stor-
age. Aunt in's Garage,
The regular meeting of Louisa
. ‘Lodgi, Sons of Herrmann, was held
last evening, and, in spite of the warm-
weather, there was a good attendance
During the (W enlng refreshments were
ported and a pleasant program was
‘» rendered On the 27th the lodge will “1"“th “80-
go to Savin Rock. by trolle3,
fine time is looked for.
and a
" ; Stillson’ s Remedy
!‘
Malaria
500 bottle
Stilison-Powell-Corporat'on
i 'PREBCRJPTION DRUGGISTS,
~12 Washington Street.
South Nurwalk, Ct.
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iNew Britain Health Department to
Jiltl} hecnn the distribution of 5 000 cir- city, 33 a~ a 3isltor in this city on Wed-
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We can suit' the whole
family in bathing suits,
. 3 Miss Heltn Barker, of Wall street,
plain colors or stripes.
entertained about of her
It's rather a delicate proposi- ‘lllelllim 3e>lelday afternoon, at a tea.
tion to experiment with a . when in honor of 1311.». (limbs Sanger.
cheap bathing suit. The iwhti is to be riiarried on Saturday of‘
camera fiend is apt to be ltliis week. There were about l“t'lll,\"
johnny on the spot. lcuestr pie.~ent and a ten pleasant
Reliable suits from $1.00 to "”1“ “a" ”flu-”d by “‘1"
$5.00.
In ent 3'
Mi» (lliiti3s Stinger and
Ilt'llh villi be united in marriage,
. . ltu3moud'
Then when the dip IS over,
" here are business and play
suits for man and boy.
Rogers & Stevens
A.
Saturda3 of this Week,
'the bride, The ceremony will be a
.
l3ei'3' quiet one. only the immediate re-
liilil\('> and fiientie oi the couple will‘
on
at the [mine of
orwalk So. Norwalk 1’" ”N”
l, Misses Laura Beach Alite Metkt-t
Imfiflgj; officers le'f'hfiglidnn “Uillttll. lrabelle lt3der, and
Mtxsrs. Edward (li'i-nrod. Roland
plate at tonight s meeting of Banner
ilaugiiteh of liberty. In: t‘3ius lleneditt and Kenneth
lie :it' h,
, hour: from “HINDU,” “.1” be ‘de at H“ mm (‘oltburm are enjoying a beach part3 h States He had no knowledge that
l . widely scattered districts 1 he lieuv- itlu~ion of mp hummus meeting i
at (‘ouipo this afternoon and e3 eninr: i
i
i lire t‘ttil Sthnnb and daughtern,"
louise and l illie, enjo3ed a fine auto:
rnoliilt title to \‘i'ashington (‘onnu on:
illontiay :llillllOOll. and tailed on Mrs
Michel and dauuhter Anna, and Mr.
.iind Mrs. ltobert Bruner. l
Adams prress Company has pur-
chased two new auto cars. Fi3e trucks
l Donald Shepherd. clerk in the Fair-
.fleld (ount3 National Bank, Starts
liliontln3 on it two weeks' 3' t-itation He
lexpctts to spend the time in Lake:
~Ati'llln's Garage, tar station.
”’—
lield its annual picnic at Roton Point George.
A fine time was enjoyed
by all, and e3er3one who made the T3". mu of the regular weeklvl
HID WP!" “will pleased “ll“ the 3" danter was held at the Norwalk Ynditl
] i‘“ 74 “"11: lililit‘lllt‘llih‘ made for them b3 'tlannoj (lub inst ”wing The Sterling Well i
not N. Bull?! nitz orthestra furnished mush.
—.-v._ W
lixt‘oniniodore William 1". Harrie A.
(‘lflrktt' Mr and Mrs. Smith. of
has lii< 3.itht "Nadia" hauled out of Einicrest 'It-rrace “n. spending thei
l‘litt rain at the Norwalk Yacht tlub.,momh of mi) in “nodmtmt as the;
“11”" 11“ lb ”WNW”: h“ {0“ ”‘9 l’m‘lirue >15 of Mrs. Smith' .s brother.
grain of races whitli will be held at the} __
Liichmont lacht (‘lub all next week.' 3 Mrs L Rising and daughter Aldera.
'i‘ht titre week Siflltfi on Suturtiay.:of Aulit1rti.Ne33 Y,ork are vl<itiniz nti
Iuh' 1.3111, and continuer up 10 and the home of 1311. and 13m 5. Milton
includinr: Saturday, July 22nd oniSlevtm, of lniilleltl avenue.
rates, as this day has been set aside Elisa Louise Gallagher, of ilrmikl3‘n.l
its Ladlex' Day. The?!“ Will b9 11 DTO'LN. Y._ is enjoying a week's vacation at3
mum of water sports in the atternoon.‘tho home of Mr. and Mrs. R. 1.. De»
there will be danC-‘Forest, oi‘ Quinturd place. 1
A large hum»; :
\‘nt'ht (‘lubnrel Norman i’iersnll has returned tol
lhis llOnlt‘. on Kings Highway Suuiil- l
port ,aiter spending the last week v-ls
~33vhile out of town, have 3our cur Mm friehth in Not33'.tlk i
'wnshed at Austins, Railroad avenue 1 '
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"“’“ i
The mnn3 friends of Frank C.(‘rt1v3 l
will welcome the news from the Nor
walk llo. pita! that the opsrntionwhlt it
he underwent, a few da3s no, was
successfully performed. and that his
j‘tOlttiiliOll is very fa3'.oiable Mr. t‘raw
'hntl 1m ailment of the neck and recelvi
Miss Josephine Brotherton, of Beth-1
el, 13 leather in the Ntll‘Waik High
.chool. hi a visitor in Norwalk today.
I
Edward McAllister, who is employ-
etl li. ()lstn's shoe store. will enter.:
lilontlzu' on it two weeks' mention. ;
1
ed treatment for the some somei Mi“ Alecla Bretle. bookkeeper inl
Further attention be- jOlsen‘s shoe store will enjo3 a 3'-uca
“mm“ "*“(fb‘w‘fi‘l “ll" “‘9 ”9““ H‘Miili)“ from her duties next week,
I
11 permanent cure has undoubtedlyl -. i
been effected )lan3 inquiries have: (”us 'pt-nodipt nssl tnnt teller of
llf’i’rl lli'iilP 35 lo ”)9 condition of" ““5th Contra] Nfll‘onnl Bank has pup
wellknown and popular South Nor- 03mm] ,m om TOVHI mum
walk citizen. .__._~...._ ,
Ralph Stoots bookkeeper of the
lNEW BRITAIN AUTHORITIES ACT. ,i‘entinl National Bank, starts Monda3
WE 'on a two 33 ceks vacation.
New BRITAIN, Conn. July l3.—-Thet
llnrr3 A. Eisworth, of New York.
culars containing advice on how to nesday on business.
keep well through the summer. The
circulars are being distributed b3 an
arm) of boy scouts.
Allen Belts of I‘nlon Park, is enjoyl.
ing a 3acalion from his duties in the
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Your -
YOURSELF.
HELP YOURSELF' ‘
gteétést‘” ENEMY
FRIEND is yourself.
C. s. K. factory. i
WONDERMENT CAUSED BY
SIAN ARMIES.
(Continued from First Page).
ments occurred in the Somme sec-
tion. In the vicinity of Souvilie,
Chenois and La Loufee, before
Verdun, a heavy bombardment
was maintained by the Germans.
In the Champagne the French
penetrated a salient of the Ger-
man front and took -—prisoners.
is
Your best
. , that she brought consignments to ‘
them. One of the best known $331555? 1(1):. 3:211:13:
importers said that the only in' Climb.
. formation be had recived concern-
.to that firm was in the news-
' paper reports. ‘
[the Deutscnlands
l consigned to woolen and silk
'the Atlantic with a cargo, is his .
proprietor of New York, am
to Baltimore and invite the sub-
iman societies are preparing to :
'decided to turn over to the Red
land. said today that they have!
received no mantlests indicating
STERLING {mi-"w
m1. JULY 13. 1916
ing any consignment ot dyestuffs
It was reported that much of
cargo was 1‘
manufacturers in New Jersey, but
officials of silk mills in Paterson
denied this, and said they under-
stood the subrnarine’s dyestuffs
are consigned to Count von‘
Bernstorfl, the German Ambas-
sador, and that he will allot the
dyes to different firms.
In the belief that Capt. Paul
Koenig, or the German subma-
rine Deutschland, which crossed
brother, George Koenig, a hotel
iinced today that he would go
marine captain to visit him in
New York and to be entertain-1
ed by representatives of numer-
Reg. Price $8.25, Two Burner New Perfection. Special
Reg. Price $4. 50, Two Burner Wickless Low Stove .
Reg. Price $5. 50, Three Burner Wickless Low Stove
Reg Price $6.,50 Twa Burner Wickless High Stove
Reg, Price $7. 50, Three Burner Wickless High Stove .
Would advise a promp. selection as these nationally advertised OS] (hsk Stoves will not
last long at the above very low prices.
I
...-..-----... ..$595
Reg. Price $10. 75. Three Burner New Perfection. Special ....................... $6. 95
. . . ............. . ............ $2.95
. . ....................... $3. 95
Extraordinary Sale of Nationally
Advertised New Perfection
Blue Flame
Oil Cook Stoves
in; .l.;
. . ..... . .................... $4. 95
- $5.95
ous societies of German-Ameri-
cans George Koenig said he had
not seen his brother since twenty
years ago, when the New York
man left Hamburg, Germany, [6
seek his fortune in the United
his brother was in command of.
the submarine until he read the
newspaper accounts of the arrival
:of the Deutshland. .
Five thousand members of Ger-
welcome Captain Koenig if he is
induced to go to New York. ‘
The crew of the Deutschland "
at
Extra Special
VERY STRONG AND SUBSTANTIAL EIGHT ARM KITCHEN CBOTHES DRYER.
Regular 35c value. Week~end Special
is the most wonderful Hammock for the mm cVer saw
Made very strong, National fabric gunned snug. Very special
19¢
ussco-sooo..---..-----.-_........r...
Couch Hammock a $5.95
A WONDER.
'sz. Agar—.4. “m... ‘_"~'...‘ w..m 1‘3“." ". -. ‘
5.95
Cross fund the $10,000 gift for
valor from s New Yorker.
1’ Refrigerators,
ASK FOR and GET
Screen Doors, Porch Screens
HORLICK’ SN
rm: murmur.
MALTED MILK l
MammmthOUu-uw.
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Phone 105
cmcnssfrn s PILLS
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
I». a 33.13.;9/2. .31.”. .2...'..
127-129-131 WASHINGTON STREET
1.», '1’...
EDI ml“. .IIIIA
float Lox-ur-
heist-Ir “I... n
l'lllstl d M old Mink
hues. sear-l s~ltb loo Ilium,
i~—Don't “'3 to find permanent storage
23:1th ”I'm lroom for something you run never
Insurin- Ids-gotta” dhhlo jute min—out use a Sentinel "F‘or
_, ,_ ,__- ._.__ -.__.....__., n,
RECOVERY on THE RUS-i -
To use money you have laid up
YOURSELF, that you have ac-
cumulated by your OWN indus
try and frugaitiy, feels a lot bet-
ter than to use money somebody
has left you.
Start a snvmos BANK
ACCOUNT.
Help YOURSELF?
Two German raids in the Ar-
gonne were stopped by the
French fire.
Russian troops which attempt-
ed to establish thmeseives on the
left bank of the Stokhod River,
in the advance towards Kovel,
were attacked by German
troops and defeated, the Gemsn
War office announced today.
New York importers of dye-
stuffs who have been hoping,
mom. would on the
The Chance
HAT will you
take for your
old, worn out sew-.
ing machine?
Do you know how much
money we will give you?
of a Lifetime
A
Do you know how mlny tired
hours and precious dollaro you
'can save by using The. FREE
lowing machine?
Do you know the quality, guarantee, and liberal terms of pun 3
Grocery Specials *
at Beckmm
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee, P3:- 35: grade ...... 31¢
Beech Nut Sliced Bacon glass pr, cub ... 30¢
Armour‘ s Veribest Corned Beef . ....- at and, 40¢ can.
Very Best Creamery Butter. pull». .... ....... . 35¢
Very Best New York State Chm n. ..... ....... 22¢
6 cakes Kirkman’s or Fels anthSupu ”25¢
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg- ....... .12¢
Old Overholt Whiskey, bottled’ In hi. but.“ .. “-81.00
Creme De Menthe . ...... ”50¢, 90¢ bottle
4 cans Smoked Sardines iot .-...--... ........... 25¢
Extra Pink Stamps Free W‘th'l'e—nnd Coffees.
A. F. Beckmann 8.; Co.
' $3 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone 1405.
chasing this machine? If not come and see .
The Lovliest, The Lightest, The Softest,The Strongest,
The Specdicst, of all sewing machines l
The FREE
(Patentedand Invented by W. C. FREE) l
Our demonstrator will show you in a few moments the
new mechanical movements which make The FREE run as
light as a feather and last forever.
The FREE sews the thinnest chiffon and the thlcken woolen
goods with the some perfect stitch and with no change of the tension.
The FREE Sewing Machine is absolutely guaranteed for life. It
has a life-time of service built into it.
The FREE will soon pay
for itself with money you
_‘.._
can save by making your
own pretty clothes.
We Buy J
your old machine'
We Sell
The FREE machine
7"," .il 35..
A“ {It "1::
Only $1.00 a week
for a few weeks pay.
the difference
An unusually Ilbml allow-
ance will be paid for old ml-
chlnos while ths new moddl
Is being Introduced. Como ‘
today and 000 how much.
a 0 rs o o o o
a n
g BathingOuflits 2
o Bathing Suits nothing Shoes 0
a For All Ages use to $1.00 ‘7
° ' Bathing Tights Bath) ‘nc Caps 2
2 59 cts. to $2.25 as: to $1.00 a
g 3 A. DICKERMAN 8s SON .;
o sou'rH NORWALK. 00m. PHONE 44s 0
0 f i o
1 a u a o o a o n
w
DDDUUUDUL‘DD
Ill ew Potatoes pk.
Creamery Butter 1b..
Strictly FreshEggs dos.
East indie Tea Co.
Tel. 371 IZSWIIigton Street
Norwalk Chronicler