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CORSETS
Designing a Corset is not a matter of taste, it is
Use
for liver
Thirty Years
‘MllliSlllllll
a matter of knowledge. So with purchasing a corset, it
should not be selected according to whim or caprice. It
is too fundamental an article of dress—too definitely the
foundation for everything else. It 13 either right or wrong
Lest. they choose mistakenly, discerning women let no
question of style or silhouette concern them. They trust
to the knowledge of an expert corsetiere. We have in our
employ a graduate coraetiere, who is thoroughly versed on
all points of modern corsetry.
Corsets costing fro‘n $2. 50 to $6.00 per pair will give
more genuine satisfaction owing to their flexible shaping
and wearing qualities. than “custom-made" corsets costing
from $600 to $12.00 pair.
Let us show you the latest models in coutils and beau-
tiful brocades—white or flesh color.
m ”or Will Is can: fill!
Yurnlammw g
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Yaw Mood—Ham, the Grill Do).
for Gathering has been deemed by,
it reads. Eighth day. Fourth month.
Rabin Ul—Akhir. A. 8.1330. which
translated for the unenlightened
means. Friday afternoon. Auxust 26.
1916.
Never fail to do thy part.
Maine good—«the day's Thine;
The fronted nail and marble heart
Have no place ia the Shrine.
Potentirle Patron says this in his
letters calling for the Great Gather»
10;. No special amusements have
been made for transportation. but all
are urged to reach Slrin Bock not
later than 3 o'clock on that afternoon.
Nobles who have automobiles and ue
willing to curry less fortunate men
hers are roquoatod to notify Ihe trans-
portation committee. Any noble can
.bring a Masonic friend by gelling a
.Iiekct from the treasurer or the cord
' mitioe. .
Headquarters will be at Murmur-d.
the Beach house. where all Shr‘lni’l'i!
will be welcome. and Zem-Zem will
be on lap. 'I‘llm old~timo sheep roast
and clamhake bu been lnbooed. and
instead the Nobles will partake of 3
dinner prepared under the direction
of Noble \‘zlle Bishop. and Bari/ed in
onnode.
“(“an pictures, showing ihu great
parade at the last Imperial Council
session. at Buffalo, and a humorous
film, “The Hot Sands." will be shown
(her one hundred patrols
llllPe'l ever produced Tho theatre
lwill be reserved for Nobles during thallium million“ from 5991901130? 5 10
Berry F.Parrott.pouitateoan-I«v
nidtemple.A.A.o.N.l. lnthe'
Wummmcmm.‘
ille ll Indsomo dining hall of the Col-E
nt Wilmx‘s theatre. just before flit“
jdlnner.
:iilli] bands were in line in Buffalo, and
{the picture it said to be one of the
smusmlmswmll
PUFFED RICE Pkg. u.
FLY PAPEL 3 Double Sheets . ................ . .. 15¢
PRETZELS, pound . 10¢
ICE CREAH SALT. [0 lb. Bag .................. . 10¢
i FELS NAPI‘HA SOAP,acakaa........ ........... 9¢
IONA SPINACH ....................... .. ........ 12¢
HATCH“, 7 boxes ............................. 25¢
FANCY POTATOES, Pk ........ . ................. 30¢
VERY BEST VERY BEST
BUTTER .. ........ 34¢ CHE SE .......... 19¢
ARMOUR’S SMOKED LEAN SHOULDERS. lb. 15¢
10 TRADING sums FREE 10
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
I can Sultana Spice Inc 1 pkg. Reckitt’s Blue ,, 9:
r can A&P Ice Cream or 1 bottle Royal Polish.
jelly Powder ...... 10¢ 2 bottles MP Vinegar
.s.
I can A&P Chloride of each .............
Lime .............. we r Grandmothe’ O t
I can A&P Lye ioc pkg rs 2:09;:
‘ 20 Stamps with r- 2 lb. can of A&P Cocoa, none better 20¢
15 Stamps with -4 lb. package A&P Washing Powder 16c
5 Stamps with I pkg. A819 Washing Powder 5¢
The Great A 8: P. Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON 31.8001?! NORWALK.
Tel. No. m, Fm Delivery.
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MERIDEN AND NORWICH
DEFER SCHOOL OPENING.
Silver City to aepumber 18 and “Rose
of New England" to Septem-
bar as.
MERIDE'N, Aug It.—-’f’ha opening
of the public schools of this city bu
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(THREE ream: more
pun/ens 00 up
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TI‘TRRE HAUTE. Ind, Auzllsl 2i ,
'l‘liee players of the Terre Haute
(‘lllirlll League team have hecn sold
to major league teams. eczmflnx to
announcement last night by President
Webbinga. Pitcher Ainsworih has
lime llli picture is shown, and tickets September 18 because of the number
of admission will be furnished. lot we: of intent“: paralysis in Her-
lioorge i‘. Foot“ and Arthur 0 idea and the entire state A eon-
’Wheelcr of \‘orwalk are among the ference was held yesterday between
emf c mmittee.
l
l DANOURY ELK8 OUTING.
Fine Sheep least and Clambake Garv-
l ed to 400 Members of Order
{ at Danbury Fair Grounds.
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l About forty members of Norwalk
.indge. No 709. Bencmlenl and I’;ro-
.iccilve Order of Elks, went to Dan-
lmry by automobile yesterday. and par-
:iiclllaif‘d in the fifth annual sheep
:ronru and clam bake of
. Lodge.
lot eastern Elkdom were nlso in nt-
piendanoe, and the nifair was a grand
success in ever, say
”WELLS. . -— _. . r .- «15.5 'tion the affair was held in the spaci-
jails \lurhlllct‘y Hall building and dieinwpm arm I hit him he will still be Tiiiswarth is only fifteen years old
THE PAINT BRUSH
Keeping one‘s property up in condition is true economy——
We carry a full line of Reliable Paints, Varnishes, Enam-
els. Waxes, Etc.
A. D. MORGAN
122 Washington St.
if?
South Norwalk. 9
2m Ilulcr John W. Smith, Exalted Ruler
wmmmm .35.“. ml", .10; push-e ground afforded plenty of.
l: Epillklng place for the 100 or more
,‘lluios and for the pastimes indulgedn in
fill) the Elks.
b; Till‘ Ilanbury band furnished music
lfor the 0((‘lib10li and the scores of cx-l
"ci-llenily rendeled selections were
g heartily appreciated.
‘ : William S. Thompson lliid charge of
l the bake and he was assisted by n
score of hard wrokinc members of
it Dnnbury [Hodge Everything \I.‘ lit! first
I" class throughout.
9‘ Among the prominent visiting guests
Ml“ :lld Leach of \'c\\ York: Post Exalt-
“on: Post Grand Exalted Ruler Ed-
ed Ruler P. .I. llrophy. Past malted
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l C. Irving Byington. of Norwalk Lodge;
lWilIlilm 1: Phillips. past exalted ruler
Our" August
Furniture Sale
.is offering some remarkable savings on Furniture of dis-
tinctive style in craftsrnanship.
Your opportunity was never greater than right now to
take advantage of these remrakahle savings.
lot New York lodge; P. J. Murray, of
lNew Brlinill, State. District DeputY;
{William C. 'l‘wonbly. of‘Norwnlk. who
II‘ will soon succeed Mr. Murray as Dis-
trict Deputy: Thomas E. ’Donohne, of
New London. Past Grand Tyler; Char-
les F. T. MeCue, of Cambridge, Mass,
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
for the district of eastern Massachu-
setts; John D. Shea. of Hartford, Paul
H Elkdom; Captain Edward Cotter, .of
iHsrtford. Past Exalted Ruler of Hart-
ford Lodge, and James McGovern Dr.
Philip J. McLaughlin and Daniel J.
Ivacuum-d. all mist exalted rulers of
{Bridgeport lodge. —
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TWO NEW DIVORCE CASES
FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT.
'I‘uodivorce cases were filed in the.
Civil Superior court today. Minnie
Caroline Burke 0! Stamford asks for n
ldivorce from John Henry Burke , of
the > same place alleging intolerable
cruelty and intemperance. The coll-
p10 were married on .June 8. .1903. the
plaintiff's maiden tunic being Peter-
son. Mrs. Burke also asks for the
custody of a minor child, Emilee!
Margaret Burke, 12 yenrs old.
Mary (turmeric of Norielk, wants a
divorce from Andrew entrance of the
same place. alleging intolerable cruel-
iv. The couple Iver untried on Jul!
it. 1901. the plaintiff's maiden name
llanburl' .
Many notables in the circles;
Grand Esteemed leading Knight of all ,
. urge number of members on the 590- i010 chairman, Chll’h’fi F- Rflik‘W“ 0‘
the school committee. and the health
board. and it wail decided that as a
precaution the opening should be
.poaiponed two ween.
Norwich Aiao Defers.
NORWICH. Aug. 19 .—-Tbe town
school committee announced last night
Ithe public schools in this city will not
open for the fall term until Septem-
ber 25 because of the infantile pnlal
ysls situation. The schools wer to
gopen on September 5. There are no
eases of paralysis in Norwich and the _
‘order is issued as a precaution.
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M‘OHA NOT WORRIED.
NEW YORK Almost 21 lloh \Io
a
Through ”‘0 ha's niienllon lilillllL'. been (plied to
courtesy of the Dnnburl' Fair Associn- ”H, “m that he (‘0: ”m Missouri ished second and third in 5210., 23s,
slant. stood 8 feel, 4 inches tall. said:
ihr same lcngih. but horizontal ill
I. ic'lu of [ll‘Wli‘ldlilllil‘ ’l'llm' will
lmcel In the Manhattan (‘11. inn on Au-
gust .8. g
l-
Molm is sixty pounds Ilchier than <
been sold to the Chicago Americans:
Pitcher (‘rum‘ and Inflelder Nollie: no
to the Boston Nationals. It is proba-
ble that these men, “well as Catch-
or, Wanner, recalled bythe Pittsburgh
Rationale, will remain with Tel-re
linute until the end of the Central
League season.
NEW YORK GIRL WINS SWIM.
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l Si IOI Is August 21.~Mlss Claire
Galilean. of New Rochelle, N. Y., won
the national four mile women s swim-
nllng championship here )cstcrdny
“In n she made the distance. aided by
a three and a half mile current. in
‘:Ill'll., 26s, There were sixteen con-
testants, Miss Galligan also is hold-
‘er of the national 440 and 500 yard
mminls. liiss Ethel Tiiisworih and
His Grace Stewart. of St. Louis, fin-
nml 52m. 47s. respeclhely Miss
and had not been regarded as a con-
tender for the place she won.
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l WELTERWEIGHTS TO HAVE GO
FRIDAY HIGH“.
(‘0): and many inches shorter. yet . . __—..
feels that lllt‘ ieilific punch llt‘ ca" FEW 1011K. August 21.-Buich
rics in either hand will more ihan'OHfl‘il’m ”1“ Albany welter. will get
make up for the physical handicaps.
lThc- bout should he s hummer.
. GRANDMA'S BONNET.
Grandma used to. wear a bonnet
fll'itll but very little on it:
Not a single peacock feather
Flopped or fluttered in
weather,
Five—foot brinls were not in
order,
.\'0r the hanging curtain border.
Ostrich plumes that cost full
'lurnips, lutabagas. carrots,
Grape and apple imitations,
\\ ere not used as decorations.
her;
You could always
her-—
So we dedicate this sonnet
To the modest little bonnet.
recognize
EaCh succeeding genera Han
.atiozi.
Women‘s hats keep growing big-
Eel“.
And, hey cut more of a figure.
Loved ones’ faces, all concealing,
Not an eve or nose revealiwr.
Man couldn't pick his wife‘ or
”cousin
On the street out of a dozen.
He' Is very oft mistaken a
en
When he elevates his cady
To some strangepfiended lady.
And she glareu until in him it
Seems to be about the limit.
Wiie’ ts new hat hdfl'to‘o much on
‘ belnanelnea.
H “Ah. for that old grandma honne
twciiy
Were not then so very plenty.
Stuiiui flamingocs, cmhalmed
parrots,
Grandmas hat did not disguise
Makes us love grandma’s ere-g
'And his nerves are badly shalt-:2
his first tryout next Friday night at
,lhc Harlem S. 0., when he meets
Tommy (‘olefarn colored welter, of
Philadelphia. ,
JOHNNY LORE TO BOX WILLIE
RYAN.
NEW YORK, August ill—Johnny
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theflAOfP. Who was recently flattened by
Marty Prose. is to have a chance to
redeem himself at the Pioneer 8. 0..
next Wednesday night, when he will
tackle Willie Ryan, of New Bruns-
wick. Anthony McGowan, the pivot
king, will meet Joe Paul.
KAHANAMOKU’S NEW MARK.
HONOLULU. '1‘. H., August 21.—
Duke Kahunamokn lowered a record
last night by swimming eighty. yards
in foriy~tw0 and one-fifth seconds.
.ClitDlllRtathQ
r muons. we. or, 3:6
Established 1857
Business Hours from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily
Saturdays intluded.
Toilet Fittings
for the Dressing Table
White Ivory Puff Boxes. Hair Receivers,
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75 cts. each. ._ l
Mimosa Talcum Powder, 75 cta.
Absorbent Catton, an especially fine quality,
medicated, 3o cts. lb.
Bradley's Woodland Violet Bath Borax.
lilalit's the bath very agreeable. 50 cts.
Cartaide's Iron Rust Soap—
has a. magical effect on iron rust.
ink and other stains, making them
disappear like magic. III a tube, 2.0 cts.
ViVo, a cold cream for Cleansingr and llla~saning,
unsurpassid for use after motoring and out— door sports
50 cts. a jar.
As a special introtlucl- ry offer “llll a purchase of
a jar of \ no cream cacl inst omer “Ill ruciu a small 1’
llOlth of Mavis Toilet Water.
Children’s Handkerchiefs
_ Initial Handkerchiefs of fine quality, pllrc linen, 7
“Jill hand (‘illlll‘olilt‘rt'll letters. for the L‘llllill’t’ll f.
19 etc. each l
Atlractiw fancy box containing 3 Handkerchiefs, .:
50 cts.
Kindergarten Handkerchiefs. Some have narrow
priniul border, others “llll fancy figures in corners.
lhrcc Ilandktrcllicfs daintil} bond, 15 Cts. per box.
Handkerchiefs for Boys.
dcrs at
colored bor-
5 etc. each.
13 cts.. 2 for 25 cu.
Some with
Linen, with colored border,
narrow llt’illhlllt‘l’lt‘d bor< .;
10 cts. each. for so cts.
x7 cts. each, 6 for $1.00
All—white in pure lincn,
ders.
Others at 25 chi. each.
Over Sunday Special
Mirror's Old Fashion Cooanut Carillllcls, Straw-
berry, Lhocolatc and Vanilla. '
The good old fashion sort. made of pure. creamy ‘l
cocoanut, fairly sparkling with sugar, 29 Cts. lb. |
Hosrery Specml .
.}\ special sale of Women's Lisle 11050 in black and “
white. Regular 50 ct. quality. ‘
Now 38 cts. each, 3 for $r.oo. ‘ ‘I
Hosiery Section. "
Ellie E. iii. no ' (ilnmptmyi
mBettcr that} the
dentifrice you
are musing rlow
H VI VAUDOU S
Peroxide Tooth "Paste
find—Wuhan mum
andmrdanmn-natomamnt. 5.11m-
Steam Dying & Cleaning Co.
—BRIDGEPORT—
Formerly known an Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a binning 00.
Silk Dreaaaa, Gloves, Bianketa and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone «as H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 8h” 3% BMW"
Our Eyeglass Service
consisting of an appreciation
of your eye troubles and the
highest quality of lenses . and
mountings, .is for you if in
. need of glasses. .
‘ We invite your confidence.
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“The 'rmc O-Eye Service" '
outrun. optometrists. Optician!
87 Atlantic 31...8umfo‘rd. 'Conn.
Open Bat: Bremtill 0 o'clock.
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Gordon ' Silk Hosiery
Fibre Silk Hose in black, white and colors ... .-.;..rv 50¢ .
Silk Hose in black, white,sand, pink, old rose, sky, Copen-
$1.00
Black and White Silk Hale . .. . . .. $1.00 and 81,50
Black w 82,00
Extra sizes in black ... 50¢ rind $1.00 “
Rivoli Silk Hosiery in black and white $1.00 and 31.50
A Good Line of Lisle Hose for Women and Children.
hagen and navy
J..I.TMALLETTE
Norwalk Chronicler