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Once again we are aflering the public an opportunity to buy good Home Furnishings at a saving from 20 to 40%.‘11155 means if you have seen an article marked 825. 00 a few weeks ago—d uring this ale y. can buy it for
$20.00 or probably lower—a wise buyer will surely take advantage of th1s wonderful sale, as every one knows stock is rapidly advancmg. This sate With its w onderful saving occurs only twice a year. Cone an! see lot your-
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U ATTENTION FUTURE BRIDES—If you are wise now is the time to buy good turinture at the very lowesr prices. Don't miss this opportunity. Just Ielect the furniture you want and we will deliver whenever you’re
" ready—A ,DAY, A WEEK, A MONTH OR A YEAR. STORAGE FREEy AND FREE AUTO DELIVERY ANYWHERE. .
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11 DINING ROOM- TABLES DRESSERS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES- RUGS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES B ff . u .
:: At 20% 03 Regular $10.00 Dresser, August. price .......... 88.00 6x uCrex RumAusUSI urin- ------------------ .$3.45 ll Qts In a the lateSt WOOdS
(1 it. Extension Table ................. . ...... 2-5793 Regular $15.00 Dresser. August price .......... $12.00 8 x 10 t‘rex Rug, August jrice . $4.45 . .
H Regular $12.00 Table, August prite ............ Regular $18.00 Dresser, August price .......... $14.40 9 x 12 (res: kl“; tum,“ price ............... $5.95 $‘0'00 Quartered 133k Buffet, August PU“ ~ 1 $1539
” Regular $15.00 Table, August priec ............ $12. 00 Regular $20.00 Dresse: August price .......... $16.00 0 x 1’ mug...“ Rug A,“ rust nice '51; $2590 Quartered Oak Bull”. AUIEIISI' Price - $20-00
U Regular $18.0.) Table, August price ............ $14. ‘0 Regular $25.00 llrcsse', August priec .......... $20.00 " ‘ \ _ ‘"_ . R. i‘ I _ ‘ """""" '95 $3000 (ilunrtered ()ak Buffet A“ 1151 Price $2 00
to Regular $2000 Table \ugust pme ......... 8,16,00 Regular $35.00 Dresser, August price .......... $28.00 0 ’1 ”1 ”“4“th “11*: August I’me -' --------- $15-95 K; _' (j, ' ‘ g _ ‘ 4‘
1, Regular $25.00 ’lahlc, \llf’llhl price ......... $20.00 Regu 111 $40.00 Dresser, August price .......... $32.00 9 X 11 $35 Axtmnster Rug, August price ...... $28.00 M33100 ,_uartercd Oak Buffet. August Pncc . . $28-00
‘1 '1' Regular $3003 'l‘ahlt: \l'k'u-‘l pr'11e ............ $2400 Regular $45.00 Dresser, August price .......... 836.00 1) x 1.1 S40 Velvet Rug, August price . .. $32.00 $40.00 Quartcred Oak Bullet, August l‘rire . . $32.00
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.. 'Sale Prices 1 1 . ...1. 1...... 11.... ............... . ............ 5.5...
' It « ,I! "1i: .4111 11* It! “1:01th 20,1128 and $3: slightly stuck worn
_ 9'. Regular 518-001 August Price -- 1 ~ --------- 1 1 $13-00 """ - 11111-101111 4111.. J ‘ SI: iron lied any size, August Price ............... 54-150
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.l “11) Regular $2000, August I’rtec .. ............... .. .. . 515.00 SPECIAL MATTRESSES AT AUGUST SALE PRICES :10 iron 1:11;, an} 5121, :ugust ;:rtce .... ....... ....:7.§0
Us: . . ‘ 3pm“); ______ [.15 run 1111, any 512e, ugust rice ............ , 12.00
1.1 _ w , 1‘ .................. . . 18. o 3:401) .1 s .......... . ......................... $2.93 -
Kit-Alli" $231001 Aux-4‘“ 1m " 3 5 317.011 Mattress ................ . ........................... $5.60 » $20.00 llruss Bed, August Price ................ $16.00
Regular $30.00, August Price . . .. . . ...... . 353.50 5111.00 l'urity Mattress ....................... . $8.00 82500 Brass lled, Au 1ust l'rice . .. .... $80.00
' $15.01) (011011 Felt ......... ........... . ............ $12.00 $ 0.00 l’russ Iled A Z t I’ ' .. “""u
Regular $35.00, August l‘rice ......... . . . ... $27-00 $18.00 Cotton Felt .......... ...... ........ . ............ $1440 3 ' 11 us rice '°""'“’ """" .314.”
5200.11.00“ Felt ......... ....................... $15.00 1 I? l n
BISSELL VAC CARPET
SWEEPER, Value $9.00
August Sale Price $6.95
‘Hoosier KitChen Cabinet
PORCH SCREENS, PORC
CHAIRS and all
PORCH FURNITURE
duced 20% to 30 ,0.
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Buckingham Woman's Relief Corpsj
wtll t‘lult Mrs. Rosckof Delaware ate-i
nue. on Friday afternoon undeveulng;
of this week. The members are re-'
lqucsted not to forget their donations.‘
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I A committee meeting of the [1‘11er
'5 Giecnuood‘ I orcheutxa will furnish field 1 ounty l1‘n1m Burcnu still be held.
.music. this cvculng. for the banquet In 1111:] ,1 port tomorrou. at 1 p m. l
whhh will be. held at Rotou Polut up in the olllce of the Bridgeport Cham- l
der tht1 auspice, of the South No!“ but of 1‘ ommcrce, to make plans for 0
walk Knights of Columbus. 1be meeting of the Farm Bureau In
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A quorum was not present 111 List
evening’s meetlnu 0t Washlngtou
Business of routine. nature only was
trnsucted at last night’ a regular meet-
Ing of the Woman's Guild -of Trlnlty
cl1u11l1.'_l‘he regular monthly reports Camp, P1 0- S 0‘ A., and consequent
were read and accepted The next ly no regular meeting was held Au-
meeting 01 the 0111111 will be 110111 on “”1" WW" “199“"3- 111 WW1! 81>e
' Iul business will come up, will be
. T e d in So tembor 1“
» ,fi‘e first 11 I fly p iheld next Tuesday evening, In the
lodge rooms, in Washington street
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The scheduled meeting of the Board
Education, which who to have been
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Today Is the anniversary of the 11d-
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l in the High “by" h; 29:9:5‘: mission of Colorado as a state Into the
e’ W” postponed mm as 1Union.(olorado, since. her \imil
ll Monday evening Bids on school 101100, in 1878 has been one of the
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Win be received at that time ll anSI DTOEDEI‘OUS and DI‘OEI‘ESBlVE
[states In the Union, outstripping many
of the original states of the country
in both the commercial and govern.
lmental race for supremacy.
who“ 8 Remein The members of the Norwalk Gun
Club are making preparations for the
Malaria
stntc shoot, which will be held at the
club’s traps, nt Dorlon'n Point. ‘on Sat-
Payroll-Corporation
urday, August 12th:. It. is expected
that a large number of contestants
PRWRIPTION DRUGGISTS..:
82 thlngton Street. " '
from all over the state will take part,
south Nor-walk. Gt.
701.1101 matters of routine business
and the local club is doing everything
possible to see that they will be my.
ally entertained.
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All. MONEY
,‘f‘lleposited In this Bunk B'elorc‘ Saturday
[Noon 3111111 5111, um draw Interest ll‘tllll
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ISTERLING FURNIRURE COMPANY
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Palm Beach Cloth .111! Poplin. I
New and Popular StyleI.
EK. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Just out on a Victor
Record
and
"I’ve Got a Sweet Tooth Bother- ;
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FOR 75¢
DouNELL‘Y’s
VICTROLA PARLOR , .
16 South Main Street.
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A number of Norwalk young men
are planning an automobile trip to
Snmtoga. N. Y.. for the latter part of
this week
A good sized crowd of Trinity
Young Men‘s Club members left the
public float, at 8:30 o‘clock, this morn-
lng, for Nauvoo Island, in the Sound
whole they enjoyed the annual outing
of the. club. A shore dinner. cooked
on the island by the members of the
club. was a feature of the affair. The
menu consisted of the regular. consti-
tuauls ,01 the shore feed. The day
was spent in the pursuance of various
amusements on land and water. No
sharks were reported to have been
sighted.
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News from Roland MAIupelsdenmf
Lafayette street. Stamford in his
friends In Connectlcut. ll 10 thunk
Company I,‘ 71111 New York National
Guard, at McAllpn, Texas, that It has
been 125 degrees In the shade and
' that the rumor down “16sz that theyt
may remain on the border anywhere
from. three months to three years.
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of the late Horace S. Hubbell
lauiy 11311 1110111 island
$1.00 Will Deliver Oine of These Labor-
Savers to Your Home
Attorney Jesse 'l‘. Dunbar hail beeni
'l‘lu1 civil case of John Pecerello v9.9
ltluctnno France will be tried, Friday;
lulorning. before Judge Vosburgh,
the downtown 1'Ity court. E
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Norwnlk Aerie. No. 588. 1‘. 0 1.1.1011}
meet. this evonInu. In their rooms. on
Wullstrcet. {or regular business Slut-i
clam-g
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tern pertnlnlng to the coming
bnkc will be discussed
will bc mode In Mr. I1‘errls‘
“I‘llllt.”
At a meeting of the First district.
the companies, held last cvenlng, In
their respective rooms, It was voted
thut the departments: should hold the
annual fair during the month of 01:-
tober.
The police received 11 complaintyes
torday from the railroad company
about the condition existing at the
Putnam avenue dump. The street de-
partment— was notified at the report,
and the matter will be attended to.
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Neurological Institute state that the
condition of Detective Sergeant Leath-
the outlook Is now exceptionally good
for his complete and speedy recovery.
who assaulted Joseph Wcln.
mornlng. in Bermunn‘ & St Inberg‘n
to "jump the burg" vla the Water
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lug, by Judge Vosburgh.
feet that 110 la well and happy with ‘- Steuhen Farrlnrton. of the East
Side, was arrested, last evening, by
Officer Sweeney, upon the complaint
of his brotherdn law who stated that
the dldn‘t want him around his house
daylonger. Farrlugton was” removed
treat-86‘. to the police Itntlou. Beu—
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erlnndvis steadily Improving. and that.
Robert Roy, “the man’ of the pipes." ‘ ‘
sterday "
store. In Water street, and then tried 2;
streét exit, was fined :15, this morn-
In an intoxicated condition has and i
We Specialize In Furnishing Homes Complete. Free, Auto Delivery. Anywhere
128-129-131 Washinglon St.
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A permit has lssu1d by Building In
itppcluttd udtmplatrutor of the estate sperlor Finch to William H. {1ch11
ihon for the installation of 11 second lht‘ railroad men employed by 019 New
i~:1111y plate glass front in the Dibble “3"?“ ’03‘11 as “'9" “5 the ”0'00"
block, In North Math street.
Old Well Commander-y. (I. 0. G, C..
will meettomorrow evening at 8 o'-
iclock at its rooms over the Trust
Company on Washington street. En-
;te:tuinmcnl will be rendered. and re-‘
1' rel-ahmcuts furnished.
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I" J “ “mm“ m we“ men“ 1110 United States and Canada. The
, , “91mg culled yesterday ‘0 New xorkzdeslres of the Indhldual members’ of
Hotel" \‘l. rents and party “I ,1Ity, where he entered lnto continua-”he brotherhoods regarding the do-
lento on Saturday, for n ucekhsctulfie tron wIth the family physician of the mantis for an eight- -hour day wIth the
“I Sent My Wife to the Country"1‘° tho eastward The party will prob :Garnboldi family, of that place whose some pay as 15 received for an nine-
The le88‘ 50". l? stricken Willi all attack Of in 1.0“]- day and fimo and a half for over.
boatgfnntlle paralysis.
A ’phonc call from Hartford,
owner of a large brown automobile
booting license. number (‘4783
wanted In Hartford for escaping
Ithe carriage Into the roadway.
car at the tlme of the mishap.
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avatar/n
lastl
evening, notified the local police that: HOW MISSING clRL WAS FOUND.
one John Greenwood of Norwalk the’
was.
from l
that city if“: he hm: hit it horse not: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
“gm ““ “’1“ “9' °" “Dam“ ° :0. Elke or 20 11110101110 avenue Port
Mr Chester, relatlves of FerrIs, Jones had
Greetinood “’3‘“ communicated WitSilicon looking for the girl since her
and stated that he had been out yes-1 disappearance, and he took her home 1
terduy. but that he had neither beenlJoneg also discovered Ferris. whose
to Hartford “0" was his 031‘ a blg'ton’dness to'r horse-racing led him to
brown one. Chief Pennington notified ‘1 the race-track, at White Plains, where
{the Hartford police ”1M they had evl: he was found last Saturday afternoon.
Latest "I30”! from the New Yo "idently got the. wrong number of the He was held at White Plains to await
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RAILROAD MAN INTERESTED
(‘onsidercuble Interest is shown by
. members or the “Big Four," one of the
{most powerful rallroud labor organi-
qutlous In the world. consisting of the
Brotherhoods of Rnllroud Tralnmen,
Conductors Engineers and Firemen
concerning the outcome of the counIJ
I113 01‘ the ballots which were Iont,to
the members of the executive commlt-
Itee by the general chairmen of the
:varlous dlt1tnlons of the railroads in
time. are expressed on the ballots,
.which will be counted before Aug. 15.
Nora Hang. the 15 year- old Roxpury
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girl intolved in a serious charge again-
lulable George T. Jones, of Rlverstde
st Theodore Ferris, was found by Con-
PERUVIAH IIIIBTER OF INTE.
IDOR.
LlllA. ruminant 2.—Jose Carole
Bedoya. a member of the Peruvlln
(number of Memo. was todayap—
pointed mu: 0! the Interior by
Presldent. M h ouncessloa to Dr.
Lula J. lone-dc. resigned. \
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Wills
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They let-e to Be Fooled.
The, are all sticking to “Neutrnne
Willa 9!". It sure is 11 Wonder,
there never m anything like "New
trone motion 39" and there lIn't.
lunythhtx m n now. It la the Rhéu-
matlc m (I! n’ new plan. Use
it on any use of rheumatism and you
can almost 1.131106131er real the re-
sults, it near kiln. It In the one his
surprise the: you lave coming to you.
Gert IN”. 5!! a home today,.aay good-
bye trouble. led um pain leave those
3010 with: m and those poor
inflamed m go down like magic, It's
great, 50: all 3].“ The Clifford Phar~
moor. m m drugglsts every-
l extradition
when. ~m
1315.11, White. Striped
Worsted
25c. Regular price 501:.
Colored Poplins, 36 inches
25c. Regular price 351:.
New Cloth—Colors
150. Regular price 250.
Mid- Summer Clearance Sale _
‘1 Thursday Sbecials
DRESS ”FABRICS
Tub Silks—Short Lengths
150. Regular price 251:.
Stripe‘dLWash Goods.
150. Value to 25¢.
White Goods—Facial:
21c. Value to 491:.
Special Prices on Various mm
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roe. Vain use.
1111111011 Vans. 35 100101‘1
111:. Molar price :50.
' m Pennies
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