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Buziacss Hours from 8:30 to 6,. at. My
Including Saturday.
Distinctive Bedroom Draperies
ICB
Bed Spreads,
Curtains to match,
on~u.
Japanese Print Bed Spreads with curtains to match
are something out at the ordinary for bedroom draper-
. 1n the blue rated and flower designs, they are so
quaint and Japanesey. The bed spreads are of
mm to cover bolster and all.
ample
$3.00 each
$2.00 pair
Third “OUT".
Sale of Tapestry
Wing Chairs and Rockers
Some excellent patterns of
chairs and rockers still remain, but probably
rentals long at these sale prices.
As stated before, they
order intended for our August Salc.
wing
lltll
covered
“'1”
tapestry
earlier
loo
an
arriving
are a part of
but
i late for that, we have plan-d them on sale til‘t‘tfltilllg in
i our original plan and the prices are distinctly ltmflsa c
i prices as one Will judge upon seeing the chairs. lute
.' are four ditlcrettt styles in the group.- b 1
i Md‘wy Arm Wing Chairs, Mllil tamed ma 0 -
i‘». any Side posts and a fine tapestry covering. VI \
', Were to sell for $30.00. » c
i ' l Sale price $22.75. 1 'Ce
. l ' Rockers to thh. mnw vulttt' am pm . ' '-
‘a ‘ Comfortable, Overstufted Easy Wm? mill” 1.3.1:: ‘
' a- fine tapestry coverinp. g'cry) desirable or e . 1 1 g
l room. Were to sell or 230‘. . ._
l"' 8310 price .l7._5o. .
«r Rockers to match, same value and price.
'F l Fourth floor.
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Several ounces of prevention
lil'l‘ti lllt‘ WiSdOflI 0f the
old edge. “An ounce of pre—
wnm.“ ,. worth! pound of cure," and swat the fly.
11.93 .t Humble maker from bsginmng to end and a more
Inillltf'sm pest never lives in these late summer days.
A \' omits campaign waged against. him for extermina—
lion ta 3 war well waged these days, and here are effective
”sports for extermination as well as means of protection
' his infectious visits.
.. Fly
Fly Pope: Ribbon,
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prices.
Last Day of For Sale -.
If you need furs this winter.
opportunity to purchase than at.
A well selected stock of choicest furs
y Sweeter-s, of wire with long: handles. at 5 and to cts.
Fly Tupi, very efficient, three styles. at
Paper. five double sheets,
is and 25 etc.
to cts.
3c, 2 for 5c
Wire Dilh Covers, for coveringr food. surely a wise pre-
caution to use. In rounl and oval shapes and sev-
i siz ' i
F“ “I. ‘~I'.'*'t J
:5 cu. up
Basement.
your last
low August
is now
t sy is
the
displayed on the Second Floor. A good range of prices
but all are low compared w
Choose your furs now.
ith present market values.
Notice to Our Customers:
Because our buyers are
the buyers to purchase for
...thcy are able to procure in
going to the city may use th
sary articles 'as they might
found here.
it has long:r been the practice at Road's, when "any
totncr has been unable to find what they want
Therefore. while the paralysis epidemic is so prevalent
there. we are pleased to remind our customers of this scr»
vtcc so that those who do not care to undertake the risk of
in New York from day to day,
my
here, for
them such articles as these as
New York.
is means to procure such neces-
require which could not lie
NOTICE
ac n. or Rags
L. EFFRON
. 5 Rowan St.. E. Norwalk
.131. 1906 Tel. 1906
We Are Now Selling ..
.Red Oak Coal
Get Your Orders In
W. EFFRON CO., Inc.
. 3 Rowan St..'E. Nor-walk ~
j m 44: Tel. 44:
1mm l’ln‘eiiConoound
With Tar .
MWofiYm
GLIIIMML
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,‘lutu' vveswntrsns - L. o
Smith. Underwood
”3
3%
per month. Machines
3 Elie E. m Refill “WWW“
WAR vsssaLs If!“
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WAIT FOR U-BOAT.
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Fieet of Allied Ship. Reported Off
Nantucket, Forming Cordon About
New London.
day sighting a fleet of war vessels 25
at: vessels in all were counted. The
of American war craft on the At‘
lactic coast, and were postthe that
the ships they saw were not the shlps
of the North Atlantic squadron re-
cently consent in maneuvers.
The shlps appeared to be stretched
out in a line extendlng inside Nan-
tucket or the south shoal vessel to a
point several mum outside. tannin!
a cordon directly in the pathway or
tncil‘mtng’vémtsr It is believed m
that the ships belong to the allied fleet
and are on the watch for the expect-
ed Prussian submersible Bremen.
(Nantucket light vessel is about 28
miles ct! shore from Blssconset light
on Nantucket Island. and la the'bea-
con first "sighted by vessels tron
sold st 85 per month
an. ucmwv
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'9“ "”9" 44m
Europe. and not: which the course
is laid down for New York or interme-
ports. The Bremen would u
turally first make Nat-autos u
vessel More be“ up I. this all.
M wants have be. male
tor h- M-
FOUR ASK COURT
T0 GRANT DIVORCEC.
w _
Cree-nudist. Damn. W and Ner-
fllt RM to “a ,
Filed today. '
Bury W. k. d (keen-lid.
t0th] lied suit tor divorce in the Civil
Superior court against Emma m
loner at Port (tester am Ir
martian on May 1, 1913. The couple
were married on December 15. “It"
lulu muss We at Dari"
has politicized tor a divorce rrom
. (‘elia Elisabeth Beeman of “sulfur-3'
lamina “union on rem-arr 3"»
1804. The couple married 0'1 50‘
vember 3, 1902.
Desertlon on July 31, mt is the al-
imlifl HI the din!“ volition fly“
today by William Hewlett of Mir-
walk shill“ 1'3"“ “ms Metal“
of Stamford The couple were Inn
.rjed on [Wt‘rmlN-‘l' 19. l9]:
l Elizabeth Lylles Steven-s of Dnnbu‘ry
iv...” a divorce from Chutes War-
lrvn Stevens of the same place on the
ground of Intolerable cruelty. She
‘asks for the custody of two minor
children and tor slunony. The plsln-
urea maiden name was Lynes. She
married Stevens on April 28. 1903. She
claims he has real and personal prop-
erty valued at 06.000.
PIUOINTIAL AGENT
SUE!) FOR SUPPORT.
Sanford L Hotehklaa. Mal agent
for the Prudential Casualty company.
with so once at 62 Cannon street.
Bridgeport, was, today mode defendant
in three notions brought in the Civil
Superior mun. One is by hls wlte,
Harriet !. Hotchltlss of Illfol'd. The
others are by his daughter and son.
in is Lhe claim of the three that Hutch-4
this has tailed to contribute anythtuc
'toward the support of his wife on
children since April 1 of this your.
1 Mrs. Hotchkli-a asks the court to order
'hlm to pay something toward her sup-
port and also the support and NICO-
tlon of the children,
ll ls Mrs. Hotchklsa’ contentlnn that
on December 15. 1915. llotchklsa ab-
‘nndoned and deserted her and hot
stances and unable to support herself
children and she is in poor clrcnm- '
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,,, Months to Pay for ng and Fixtures. Free Mauls lamps ::
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it . SEPTEMBER FIRST, AND CONTINUING ”R A HIRED TIMI ONLY W in
. mourn rowanos THE cosr or wmmo ANY cu) HOUSE LOCATED on con uxisrrfiowtlumnscaiii it
..1 mouse EQUAL TO Tris mast six uourus' LIGHTING BILL. IF you vas m voua own paoiasn. 'n
w. :3.”th algae}??? 6r: 1TH“: 5311112313313! 110"“ uormuo one. IF YOU sour ro omens u
H "muggy?“ sourvntm ro was-r rim PAY us son ms ll
‘9 HOUSES ARE BECOMING HARDER AND 'H
u #éfiglosogfiyniignopgarfigrsn TO uomuue vgfignggoignligvhir‘rhi'snogggn sxi'to’tgo‘r‘ag‘s 9'
, seven out soon AN opeoeeu uni "
roa mess woman on PRICE on wramc. no vrxruncs. "my mum THIS Is nourv T N
utilisinQIeRRhofeveryoue.
12 MONTHS TO PAY
The wiring and any type of fixtures you select may be
paid for is twelve monthly payments. This puts the 08°:
h I Illj‘sl ELIE!
FREE MAZDA LAMPS
Every customer secured during this campa'gn will re-
oa've tree 40 or Go watt Mazda Lamps. This insurs the
most efficiuit lighting that can possibly be obtained.
Special Prices for Wiring and Fixtures
.
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Through the co‘openition of the electrical commuters, we are able to offer special 3:
prices for wiring and a special tiscount on all fixtures _ , 3:
Taken all in all this is by {er the most liberal offer that has :3
ever been made the owners of unwired houses in this commun- ll
ity, and you should take advantage of it. {3
.. Full information as to cost of wiring, etc, will be furnished on- :1
:‘: "quest ' :3
:: ' Tilll UNII‘III ELECTRIC UGIIT AND WATER C0.
‘ ' l“.
or her children. She married Hatch-
klsa on October 27, 1903. She says,
'her husband is well able to support’
his family if he wishes to. The com-
one half interest in the Union hoteli
on Water street, acne gunner lntchl
the owner of 35 shrines at common
belonging to the defendant to Bridge-
port has been attached.
The defendant's dnuxhler's name II
Sara Sanford llotchklss. She la 11
years old. The son's name is San.
{lord Lewis llotchklss, jr.. lie is six
.ycars old.
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Approves Lease or Space Atf
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. Governor
‘ New London.
HARTFORD. Aug. Mir-Governor
Holcomb today approved the lbnse of
the state pier at New London to the
Eastern Forwarding company at a
imeeting of_thc rivers, harbors and
ibridgcu commission. The Eastern_
contrct one-tenth of the Space or 35,-5
060 square feet. tor a period 0! Iin
months, paying $6,300 as rental. The
company has already spent in they
nelghborhood of “0,000 in the con-
struction of warehouses, etc, The cam-s
that the Bremen will dock at New Lon-'
don. but they inter trout the money;
i development of the new dock that they,
will use lt for their merchant submeb;
lne.‘
NEW LONDON, Aug, 30.-—1ncom-. The commlsslon awarded the con- gins *0 Md him 0‘“ nearly every
'lng Vuwordtlshermen reported yester-l tract for the building at the state or night. ’
perstrncture on the plot to the Schel-,
or 30 miles on .xantucket, .ppal'enuyl dlhalm Constructlon company. of Newi'ork' 1°“ 89‘ “0 thanks. and i‘ it
patrolling that section of the coast. Yoflr. for 3135.000. The entire work doesn‘t. you get what a comma to you.
'wtll be tlnlshed by January 1, 1917.
fishermen are laminar with the type Commit-toner C. L Avery or Grown.’ ”in" 0' 0'3!" m0“-
‘pnelghu ,Owas vbgkqj taoluaetaollu
was appointed a member of the sub-
committee.
GRAND ARMY MEMERSHIP.
Pennsylvania Han Passed New York,
. and Ohlo la Thlrd.
KKNSAB CITY. Mo, Aug. 31.—
li die climber of mm in no
Grand Army cube Republic. Reports
made ati'the ennui business session
of the order wday show‘lhst Putin-
sylvsuls veteran now total 15.800
while New York is second wlth 16.-
578. Ohio rmmr‘uik'u m 15,045; .
The total mbmbershbbvu shown
bush ‘arlous departments to
,. “1 1n profirty at the (“GM of Gown: ’0” W '
nut and Water incur-fa one sixth] 'Aiiuim. so; Ariwnl. 102; Arkan- his club for tony-st: hours without a
interest in the Atlantic hotel and Wfi':m. 331: California and Nevada. 5.?momeut‘g rest. ,
6: Colorado and Wyoming. LTle; A young Briton athlete once am
Stock In "‘9 llrtn 0' ”'9 smilhcm'Connec-tlcut. 2.181; Delaware, 58; ll-,a blacksmith‘s hammer
stock company in that ”I!- mWNY, llaols. 101;,1ndlana, 8.937;. lows, 'I.- hours on end. Then this some mod-
691; cm Stimson ‘lielalyored n
lot-(mm and South Carolina. 176: Ida hag continuously for fittcen hours at
Louisiana the avenge rate of 143 punches a
Forwarding company takes under the;
Pennsylvania has passed New York ,
as 149,074. "Tile loss in mntp'.
during the yen was elven as 10,808,.
M '. '1‘ ' 111ng ‘7'. 925." '7“ ~~p mmmurmgp . .5293“, OWL"
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placed o! 5.3“. a tutti of 110 having
pas-d «numb the twelve
months.
The am compiled by John M.
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d the emanation. show the m-‘
b6:
$3
908; Kansas, 7,788; Florida.
ho. «33: Kentucky,
)2;
FEATB 0F ENDURANCE.
What is the limit at human endur-
> A bomb thrower has hurled bombs
vlnlnl 8h0WPd "ml liml‘hkl" h” agldilmamtcmclulathadluhnt-genersl continuously for tortyone hours.
There are summons striking and
more peaceful record breaking mu.
. A club swinging chemplpn once swim:
and hllsslsslppl. 560; .‘llalne. 2.902: minute.
Maryland. 1.257; Massachusetts. 9.038;
Michigan. 6,995: Minnesota.
New York, 15.573: North Dakota. 237; K
tomuc, 1.239; Rhoda island. 990;
725:
\‘lrtrlnle
A few years ago two Frenchmen
2.907; walked around and around a bllllzirl
lMlssourl. 4.287; Montana. 319; Ne- table, playing game alter sumo earl
lbrasko. 3,13,: NovellampcihltvaISS: coverlitg six,» miles for twenty-tour
‘lNew Jersey. 2,865: New Mexico, 117:, consecutive hours.
A band of chime ringers om‘ rang
Ohio. 15.045: Oklahoma, 1,414; One- lhe hells of St. Martin‘s, Birmingham,
gon. 1.842: Pennsylvania. 13,890; Po- tor eight hours wlthout pausing.
A certain Pollsh lady danced. with
South Dakota. 785; Tennessee. 82"; only momentary rests. for thirtv—tour
Texas. 326; Utah. 223: Venusm. l.— hours. while an Italian dancer danced
and North Cnm‘ltn. for fourteen home at the
380: Washington and Alaska. 2.714: sixteen waltzeanhour.-—London Stray
West Virginia, 935; Wisconsin, 4.908. Stories,
POINTED MRAGRAPHS. l
Some men work harder to get even
than to earn money. '
Many n self-made man trles
Name the lob on his wife.
Sometimes the village duh mlgrater
to
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An ex-splnster says It In almost on
to live wlthnnt one.
A women never knows s man until
after she marries him; then she be-
24.
50
When you give free advice and it
Many a. man owes his success to the
The incubator wlll never succeed in
driving the old hen out of business.
may men remain bachelors be-
men. . lpeck.
Women are naturally of - clinrnri
to a dollar.
worn as a newt—outage News.
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MALTED MILK
LIMA BEANS HERE.
3 Latest Addition to Market. Meat la
_ Good-meet is very (lineult to get on
mlssioners do not. pretend to know to ‘ city “d ““0" into ‘ real! the market.accocdlng ton local butch-
. Second-rate meets are plentiful
but the. best cuts,«which come'trom the
which the company has spent it the hard ‘0 “v" mm a husband “a it i“ west. arsfint my to keep on supply.
‘he sold.
28 cents a pound. portenhouse steak at
26. slrloln steak at :6. lamb chops at
shoulder steak at 24. tenderloin at
Chlckens to try one not pleutlful, and
bring 28 cents per pound.
ens sell at 20 costs a pound.
Bart shell crabs. which are ooman
moatly from Maryland shores.
ls reported at . the fish markets, are
bringing $1 per down.
A low local apples one coming ll,
nose “3’ “5°01“ with ““1"?“ not many, and sell for thirty cents a
A few, small peaches and no.
plans are arriving from local growers.
nature. but “‘97 “'9 ”0‘ i“ “ '"i'l‘ " Celery from Florlda brings 10. 12 and
stingy man when It comes to clinging“ 15 cents per bunch. and canteloupes ‘0
, let 5, s use 1! ceim solace.
One of the molest dampers to l‘ ' in... best» m‘thi “mp “damn
man's ambition la the “WWW ““30 the market coming in this week
the mantle °f trestnsu‘ “ W”. for the first time and no selllng at
an: two charts to: '25 cents.
' i lpototoea from ll'lorlds‘brlnx 46 cedta
A peek.
=_“Ar-e you own ombltlousl"
l, "Oh. very.
place is wlllln
for twelve
punching
rated
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Scarce Now.
Spring lamb chops sell at
Granulated Sugar 13
lbs.
PEANUT BUTTER. pound
ROLLED OATS, pound _
v IONA CORN. 3 an.
..... 1
........ . .......
...... 25
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PACIFIC TOILM‘ PAPER, rolls ...... ..- .. 25¢
DOUBLE TIP MATCHES, 7 lioxes .. .......... .. 25¢
KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES, pkg. .. ................ 10¢
QUAKER CORN FLAKES ...... 5t
SUL’I‘ANA LIMA BEANS, 2 cans ............... 25¢
a...
r can Sultana Spice .. xoc
; x box Fluffy Ruffles Starch
. roe
'1 box Shaker Salt we
1 pkg. MP Ice Cream
Powder .......
7 pkg. A&P Jelly Powd
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I bot. Kitchen Bouquet 25c
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stamps.
4 No better soap made for
to try it at a very low price.
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New sweet
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THE BITU ATION.
..hsve- taken advantage of this l‘nct in
10‘ TRADING STAMPSIFREE IT)
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIESr‘
Special Sale or A&P Laundry Soap 'wtui extra trading
ac Stamps Free with ‘, cakes AdzP Laundry. Soap .. 25¢
The Great A 8: P. Tea Co.
‘IASHINOTON 81, SOUTH NORWALK.
a pkgs. Anti-Stick, each So
I pkg. Elastic Starch ‘ .
too or a pkgs. each 5c
1 bot. Salad Oil 20c
I can Globe Polish .. to:
t can “2 in r" (Kills Bugs)
we
r bot. Jet Oil Shoe Polish
. 10C
washing purposes. A chance
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Free Delivery.
“JOHN W_. GLAKE" STAMFORD.
Mystery and romance are uusgsmd
by prison walls and bars just as decid-
edly as they are by an old Spanish
plonurd or 9. Louis XIV scrap of bro-
cade. because it takes men 0! courage
and darn: on either do me things that
land them behind prison walls or bend
others there in their stead. Rot Coo-
per Megrue. author of “Under Cover"
and other successes. and lrvln S. Cobb
preparing a new play 1m: a great big
new theme, positively an innovation
upon the stage, and which will be pre-
sented by fielwyn l Oompsny. 'Ftlday,
8sturday.’-Septernber lst, sud 2nd. at
the Stamford theatre.
Messrs Megrue and Cobb. by experi-
ence and training. know the values or.
stagecratt probably better than any
other contemporaneous writers. and
they have written a drama with
enough.‘laughs and tears, ntpplns
scenes and comedy. emotion and pho-l
Ivory man around the
g to do snyhcdy'a work.
0.
compote pictures of certaln phase or
life. and actualmerlt for ten average
‘ plays. There are a halt score cpl-
‘
sodes in the play. each one of them at
cameo-like pluylet in itself. nd wills
0'“ My Frenchment the writers have
done wonders to soften general judge'
meat upon the poor untortunates who
dll‘thestate prisons. Their story.
gives a. sensational suggestion ot't'h'o
Wsslble mason for the present prison
reform movement that is in evldenco
all over the country. Selwyn & Com-
pany have given the piece one of the
most elaborate productlons ever pres
pared by this already famous um, [and
have entrusted the people of the story
in the hands of a highly competent _
company. including George. Nusb,‘ JM- 3
net Beecher, Byron Beasley and [oth-
ers of that caliber.
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