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, Once again we are offering the public an opportunity to buy good Home Furnishings at a sava from 20 to 4°”?- Th!‘ means if you h": “en in article marked $25.00 a “W weeks ago—d Wing “Ii “k 10“ can b“? it i“ H
$30.00 or probably lower—a wise buyer will surely take advantage of this wonderful sale, as every one knows stock is rapidly. a'dvanczng. This sale with its wonderful saving occurs only twice a you. Convince for your- it
self. eein isbelievin . ' . . ,
’ “ ATTéNT ON, FUTUgRE BRIDES—If you are wise now is the time to buy good furinture at the very lowesr prices. Don’t miss this opportunity. Just select the furniture you want and we will deliver whenever You’re ”
” readyvA DAY, A WEEK, A MONTH OR A YEAR. STORAGE FREE AND FREE AUTO DELIVERY ANYWHERE. . ‘ / 9:
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u 'DINING ROOM TABLES \ DRESSERS A‘l‘ AUGUST SALE PRICES RUGS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES SPECIAL 'i
f , it At 207‘ OK Rcuular $10.00 Dirt‘sse‘. August price ...... .’. .. $3.00 . ‘ , -. Di ["1" ‘
i. H (i it. Extension Table ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 $793 Rt‘gulaf $1590 D‘WSSL’ V AUKUS‘ price ---------- 312-00 (I x U ( res Bu” Auxgust llnff ‘ ' ' """""""" $345 - NING R00" 3 15 H
‘ H Regular $12.00 Table, August price ............ $9.60 Regular $18.00 Dresser, Augmt [Witt ---------- 314-40 8 x m LT“ Rug, ‘ ”“3 in“ """'"""" $445 9 l’cnn Williams and Mary Style Suite, regular price
7 u Regular $150) Table, August lirit‘c .......... Snoo Regular $20.00 Dressej, August price .......... $16.00 9 x I: $er lint Align-j! ltm‘tfi ............... $5.95 $1?) Auaust Sal . $9 00 "-
U Regular $13.00 Talilt‘, August 1m“. ............ $1440 Regular $25.00 ”rune . .\ug‘u>l pm 0 .......... :2000 i) -\ 11 isufidb Ruff Aupxuflr 1"“ i, . - ------- :1195 ‘ ' h e ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "“"“" ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " 5' f;
‘ . . . g 'c- ____________ $16.00 Retrular 5 599 Dresser, August iricc .......... 28.00 t) x 12. .\nunstcr ug .- ugust price .......... 16.95 ~ ,- ; _ , ,- . .. .
H great: 2:23)) iZiiiiy .luflfiiini iiiic; ............ $20.00 ReZ'UIar $10.00 Dresser, August itricc .......... 533-00 ‘1‘” U 535 A5”‘""5“’r.Rug- August ‘Pl'lt‘t' ''''' 328'“ S L hairs, I I “mt, 1 Arm (hair, » I Lluna L105”, I '!
‘.:- Regu- iar $3000 Table: .\pgust price ............ $24.00 Regular $45.00 Dresser, August price .......... $36.00 9 \' 12 540 \ chi“ Rug. August l’rm‘ -------- $32.00 Tahiti 1 St‘fllnll Table 1!
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N} $1.00 WI" De- . 4oniy, lirnss licds at ............................ $15.00
:: ° r 0 f SPECIAL MATTRESSES AT AUGUST SALE PRICES \\'urth $20, $28 and $35, slightly stock worn.
/- 1.. ' IVCI‘ “6 0 $4.00 nattrcs’s .. ............. . .7 ........ . ......... $2.98 53 1w" “rd. any size. August Price ........... $4.50
1 it 0 These Labor. $7.00 Mattress ............... .. .......................... $5.60 5‘0 1“)" “N‘- 3".V Si", Alums!- Price ~---~........._. $7.50
I H $10.00 I’uritv Mattress ........... ...... $8.00 ‘515 1m“ “cat any 5129. Aug!“ Price ----.-........ $13.00
’: Savers to Your 81%.00 Cotton Felt ........... . .................... $12.00 32‘3"“) ““1“ Bed! "Wt-7““ mic" ..-..--... -------- $15-00
' . ‘ . $5.00 lirass lied Auwust l’rice ‘ S
m. Door , ~l .......... ...................... .o ‘ ’ " ""“““"‘ 3°'°°
it "floor Wm'?er."AW Home. $18.00 LOW)“ 1“ $144 $30.00 firm-s Bed, August l’ricc ..---.........\... 33+“,
It $20.00 ‘ffliitlll Felt .. . 'J‘ . . . . . s... ........................ $15.00 Etc. lite. - ‘
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1: ;‘ ti Regular $18.00, August PrI§—>.-.~..«...........m... $12.00 SWEEPER, Value “'00 $20.00 Quartcrt-d Oak Butt-t, August l‘tice .......... ..............-............ 316.00 9'
It Reutlar $30-00, August Price ”tn-- ----- - ------ - ' 315-00 August Sale Price.$6.95 $25.00 (”Marlon-ti (ink Built-t, August Price . ...\ ................ ".--\" ........ $2000 ::
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i; Regular $23.00, August Pug ...... ........... . ..... . . $13-50 PORCH SCREENS, PORCH $30.00 Quartcrctl “at 1mm. -\u::u>t into ............. .........-...-.. ....... $24.00 n
if Regular $3090, August Price ,;..... . . . .. ....... $33.50 CHAIRS and all other $35.00 Quartcrcti (”lath Bull-ct. August l’rit‘c .............. .........-.-.-..,.___, $2300 "
3‘ Regular $35.00, August price _______ , ,,,,,,,,, $27.00 PORCH FURNITURE re- $49.00 Quail-mi Oak Billet. Aunt“! l’rit‘c ---------~---~---—.i' $3200 9'.
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Word was received by the policc
ithat the household effects of Ii. N.
:ill‘OWn had been takct‘. ottt of his;
home, in Si'nwhcrry liili atcnue, and
had hccn placed in the atrcot lt wan
rcqnortcd that the mayor be notiilco
cf the action. The matter was ruler-
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Palm Beach Cloth «Pd Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
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Rcv: A. C. (‘oburn and family will
‘ on an
red to Mayor llarstrom. and tltc cru’.‘
~Conle in to lb‘nnclll‘h \‘ictrola par- installation had to be postponed one‘
tor and ask to hear 18073 a new \‘ictor j week.
record Just out "i Sent My Wife To
The Country" and I've got a Sweet:
" l'l'ooth Bothcring MG" be sure imar’been concluded. The regular installa-
them. 3
Routine business was transacted at'
turned to his home, in South Nor- llnmn Trike. l. 0. IL M., will hold,
walk. having recently obtained an their “in “this tonight in the .
honombic discharge front the [lulled heath-fig. "
Statcs Navy.
Refreshments, consisting .of
ice cream and cake. were served af-
ter the business of the meeting had
l'_il-.‘
8. ll. hard, runner manager at
the "the Wilcox: Flint Ford agency.
in New mm. Ila-4 recently arrived
Mr. Toothlll- was on the
S. S, Wisconsin at the time of tho
;cxpirntion of his enlistment. He has
,now accepted a position with the
‘t’.
tion of otlicers will take place next
Monday evening.
tllcmington l'. hi. 0, of Bridgeport.
in NM and will name charge
have Tuesday for} vacation at P u‘t‘
’1 of“ oods, Long island, where they
“still rcmain during the month of Aug-
‘tini. .iev. R. B. Mitchell, of the
(,httt‘clt‘idisslons house, FbNo 1v York,
ill lupply the pulpit during the ab-
eenoo of the rector. Wand Rev. lit-my:
“or. disposal of without any troubic.
i
—-Right on the job, See the big]
explosion in Moving Pictures. Begonia
tonight.
‘tltorge'Judson, Charles Cla’pp and;
E. K. BANKS \
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
last, night's regular meeting of Prof A settlement of the dltlicultv that
81‘855 Forum, NO- 1. Fraternal Forum‘h“ existed in the forming department Mrs. Adelia Boers. of Los Anzeles.
l.cague. A 13W" number 0‘ memberniof thc ll. Manchlan & Cu. factory in PM, is virittnrv at the home of her
,of Progress Forum are expecting tO'Danbury was not effected yesterday, brother, W. A. Clark, 35 l-llmwood
.119 in attendance at tonight‘s dance oiiand. as a consequence, the sizing dc-‘avcnuc. '
the Stamford Forum, NO- ° 3‘ R("Oll'imrtnlent of the‘factory found it nec-i
0 filter Pond station in this city. Mr.
Buzzard has been connected with the
Ford m since 1903, and since
1911 has has. manager of the dint-lb.-
uting am in New Haven. ’
Point.
mountain, or archway 'por-
g‘hi‘of Pethel. Willfconduct nnv - rer-
ces on week days.—-Danburr News.
Clarence Smith. of Paugussett Tribe,
No 3, independent Order of Red )icn,
in llnnbury. have returned from Nor-
wnlk, where they were the. guests of
Cct-ltcnoe Tribe, No. 32. and repcivcal
emblem plates as aouvenilu ot the
trip. The plates bear the insignia of
tho tribe. and a spread eagle, holding
‘ o
‘ Malar'a arrows, done in white and gold.
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—Wortli while seeing—the big ex-
plosion, as it happened, Sunday, N. Y.
city, at the Regent Theatre.
Pnéscptprlou chocolate, I.
82 Wuhlngton Street.
' , M‘Norwalhct.
Thc Goodhue & Hubbell Engineer-
ing Comptuty, of Norwalk, has recent-
o
. in. morn
Deposited in." his rank Bfiiore salutary
August 5th, will draw interest iroln
Just out on a Victor
Record
:‘I Sent My Wife to the Country”.
and
“I’ve Got.a Sweet Tooth Bother-
ing e"
" FOR 75¢
DONNELLY’S
VICTROLA PARIZOR
:6 South Main Street.
,1;
the estate around the mansion of
Frederick Lewis 2nd, in Saugatuck.
The Norwaik engineers are now at
work on n detailed map of the falm
buildings and surrounding land on the
estate.
John Ooittnel, past great sachem of
the State of Connecticut. independent
Order of Red Men, has returned to
Danbury‘ irom New Haven. where he
presided at a meeting of the state. or-
phans’ board of the order, of which
he is chairman. Other members» of
the committee are: Alfred ngourie.
New Loud n; mm; A. Wells. w. r-
bury: ..thtun A. Saunden. Nouga-
tnck: Wplitor Gaddard, Stratfortl: O.
Wm‘ luv Karen. M and? Edwt’fil
it"
Tomorrow morning at. 8:30 o‘clock’
sharp. the members of Trinity Young:
Men's Club will'lcavc the public float
and proceed to Nauvoo island, where
they will hold ‘their annual outing.
Preparations for a great time have
been made. and every member of the
organization is looking forward to
the trip with the greatest of pleasure.
Routine business was conducted at
last night's meeting of Douglas Fow-
ler Post, G. A. R.
Thr express train arriving from a.
South Norwalk at 2:40 Saturday after-
noon, nearly smashed into an automo-
bile at the South street crossing. De- 3‘31
who the fact that the bell was ring-
ing and algnala were set, the driver}?
crossed the track ahead at the on-‘ '
coming train, which missed striking
the
tint or, completely unnerved, stopped
his car on the other side of the track
as he realized how close to an accl—
deni"‘he had come. There were six
people in the nutomobile.~Danllury
News.
A regular meetini of Camp No. 3. ,
P. 0. of A., was held. last Evening. in ‘
the lodge rooms. and routine business
m ”all“! mm 3‘".-
on
by the narrowest margin. The
oasary to atop work for lack of "hod~I ‘ m' n, H. Heneman {pent yester-
ica." The difficulty in the forming tie. day in New York City where he wit.
,partmcnt is caused by the inability, “messed the double header between
.is claimed, 0f the department employ- the Giants and Pirates.
es. to make the minimum wage for‘
such departments as provided in 1th Mills May K931”. 0‘9er in E. 8‘01“!
new bill of prices. it is PXpeptethattdz Son's store: Dnnbury, is spending
the trouble will be settled in a short5 her V'M‘Mion in Nor-walk.
time,
' Mrs, Gladys Finch is confined to
Harry Toothill. son of Mr. and Mrs.thf‘!' home. at 55 Spring. strcet. be
John Toothill, of State Street, has re-icausc ot illness.
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BOYS’ WASH SUITS
35o,» Regular price '5oc.
59c. Regular price 75c.
79c. Regular price $1.00.
{CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
19c. Regular price 259,
35c. Regular price 59c. L
49c. Regular price 75c.
Mid:Summer~ Clearance sale, _
A Wednesday Specials
' Wash Suits. for Small Folks
These Priceslor‘Wegnesday Only
,&..8
The one a! John reccerello vs.
Gnetnno Franco. which was heard
yesterthy h the City court. before
Judge: Vmbrgb. was continued until
Friday morning. Attorney Cuneo rep-
resents the plaintiff ,and Judge Wllo
liarn P. Tammy the defendant.
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Beers’ Marketa have removed their
show M inside their item for
sanltnn‘ m.
k
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m we nnnssns
3r. Dan-hr prim soc.
69:. hgnht price $1.0o.
98c. haul-n, price $1.50.
Norwalk Chronicler