fr, he an lighted and aglow,
F i and innevery humble dwell-
? u then the cold will be
I anpe’ing, and the water in
fr it courses cease to flow. For
t h Summer's swiftly slip-
5 fig and the frost will soon
i he nipping but the man
7 who's bought his coal need
hve no féar. Every home
‘ will need a bin lull—though
,' the cost is something sin-
3 fill—but ’twill fill you win-
E ter full of joy and cheer.
THE
FERRIS COAL
, COMPANY
“h..___..-._~——..__
.1?
SEE WINDBW DISPLIYJ
Clifford Pharmacy.
So. Main and Elizabeth Ste.
Phones 833-1532
L
«M
Be Sule its
A PIE
a; FRISBIE S
. Made in the Cleanesi Plant
from the best fresh fruits
“domino ble.
Ask Your Grocer for Them."
Insist on them at your res-
it; taurants.
a ,3
3L
...L
The, Reed & Volk
A, . Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
‘ In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
., Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
“ ; So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
o
l
l
“WASH DRESSES AND
SKIRTS
i mom. REDUCTIONS
‘ on ALL LINES
* ' Little Shop
life A. curves
5' ND. MMN "i
W‘Wfi?
Itlnsahnpheenourpieyto render our customers
"“f LEI-ICC.
Wilder Y.
I‘Y
T lists the reason they stay with us year in and year out.
It makes no difference what your requirements may be,
whether it is Lumber, Timbers, Dimension, Shingles, or
anything in Building Materials you’ll always find us ready
to fill your orders on short notice. There’s nothing we
would like better than to be put to the test. Will you do it?
The Hatch (r Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
pecialties—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver
P. S. Paint.
. Our S
Board, B.
The Only Logical Place
for you to buy your fall and winter hats. is at “The Paris.”
First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
any store in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
to convince yourself. Come and save money. ‘
CLOAIES me P A RI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
1( Li H NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
m:
Specials lor Wednesday
SIRLOIN STEAK.......... 26¢
PORTERHOUSE STEAK.......................26¢
FOREQUARTER OF VEAL 16¢
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
else-noness-
13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ii80. Norwalk. Phone 881.
AM
/
At the Dress Goods Counter
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
In many of the most popular materials and colors. At
nominal price.
DRESS SILK REMNANTS
Hundreds of dainty materials in many shades at clear-
ance prices. .
75c Sport Stripe Pongees now 50¢ )‘d.
65c All Wool ChalliCS now 45¢ in.
$1.00 SUBSTANTIAL SUIT CASES now .. ..... . 49¢
SHORT LENGTHS OF MADRAS AND SCRIM CUR-
TAIN MATERIAL
15c, 20c, 25c qualities now ......... . .......... . 10¢ )d.
I
ODD PAIRS LACE CURTAINS AT HALF PRICE.
1
One lot Lingerie Waists reduced to .. . . . . . . . . .. $1.00
A few Awning Stripe Skirts now $1.00
...
VVVVVWVVVVVVV
Delicious Home Made Peanut
Butter 150 lb.
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
t
The last of the One Piece Dresses in white or colors,
someaslowas......... .................... 82,00
NEMO. THOMSON, ROYAL WORCESTER, C. 13.,
R. & G. CORSETS
$3.00 grades, $2, $2-$i.5o grades, $1, $1 grades, 75¢,
Big Bargains in Muslin Underwear, Brassicres, Skirts
and Corset Covers.
Our Annual Clearance Sale
A Clean-lip Carnival oi 0dli items and Short Lengths From
Our Regular Stock That Means .a Big Saving to
; Those Who Act Quickly!
Another Cut in Wash Dress Goods
29C and 35c Voiles now . 19¢ yd.
39¢. 45C and 5°C Voiles no» ...... 25¢ yd.
15c Voiles at .. 10¢ yd.
A Great Line of Novelty Cretonnes for Skirts in Stripes.
and Figures. _
50c Palm Beach Cloths in Stripes, now 39¢ Id-
25¢ .V‘l-
Awning Stripe’s now
25¢ yd-
Men‘s Shirting in various stripesinow' 19¢aiid
White Goods at Lowest Prices
50c Plain White Gabardine. . . . . . . . . . . . . 39¢ yd.
Big Line of Novelty White Goods at Reductions.
Longcloth. i2-yard piece. Special .....l. $1.45. $1.70
Nainsook, u-yard piece. Special $1.70. $2.00
DOMESTICS
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linen and Turkish Towels and
Toweling, Bed Spreads and all other Domestics at Money
Savmg Figures.
in the Bargain Basement
BLUE ENAMELED, WHITE LINED.
A number of items formerly much higher in price,
now .
. ........ 49
65c Fru1t]ars,qts.orpls.,n0w 50¢ do:
uni-eleelolttolt“
. yssc Fruit Jars, qts. or pts., wide mouths .. . . . 59¢ doz.
. _ . [.00 Set Potts' Sad I on . ' .
beloA lot toi Stamped Linen Pieces. slightly soiled, marked $r.5o Nickeled Tea genie: '12:": 2:??? :nltllohOIdcr :3:
w cos . g I o , w [03.50 I p
l . 5c Japo Cleaner, boxes I . . .. "
ll OHe lot of Mrddy ,Blou-“fes n0_‘” .................. 50¢ 5c Toilet Paper 3 roll ioor ..... W... I0¢
A few fine White Lingerie Walsts now .......... $1.50 5c Wax Paper 330“ s r I. I. ------ ”WM.“ 10¢
. . . ‘ , r 8 . . . . ..... . . I . . . . . . . orirunwc'V-r-M
’ $1.50 Vode Waists in colored stripes, now ...... .. 75¢ 25c roll of 150 Paper Towels.l.......... ......-.......s.v. 135
m' jar ‘
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A Sugar and Coffee Sale
4
AT BECKMANN’S ‘
13 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for $1,00
6 r-z lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ............... 50¢ .
3 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ................... 25¢
No. i ROyal Plantaion Coffee, 35c grade, 1b. ....... 31¢
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c grade, lb. .......... 28¢
.Challenge Blend Coffee, 33c grade, lb. ............. 26¢
‘Golden Santos Cofiee, 25c grade, lb. .........‘ ..... 21¢
These special prices onvc’offee are made for your per-
sonal benefit. We will be pleased to have you try any of
the above grades. We guarantee satisfaction or money
back. ‘ '
A. F. Beckmann &, Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and I5 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
'forward. (‘llliins as to the vote furl!
:each of these candidates. which the: .
lflrst ballot will showerc ildvanCl‘dt“‘c°"d‘ Charlotte T3310“ 0f
lby those who are 100 ing after the‘port. Third. Other contestants:
,interest of each.
: 0n the matter of nominations for.
lother offices there seemed little dis-In
i cusslon. .
lny he rentfiminatelizhanil the presentlooioniy Wilson, Illnry Horn,
.secrctiiry 0 state. . ares ). Bui‘nes. ~ g, ' . ~
{Treasurer of State Chamberlain, and MM" (‘crtrude \an bunt, H918
'are likely to be. honored again. As mt’w, and Hazel Brown
l Lieutenant Governor Wilson is a can-hm”.
ldidate for the next higher omce dis-i
,cucion of the nominee for his omce‘
ihas not been opened to any extent. lChnries Kieth. 0f WGSlDOl‘tJ
‘ Tonight the several commii‘iees Bymg' of the Knob 111.11,,
:
wvill meet and interest will center in .
l i,
,that of the resolutions committee. Jame. Brennan. 0‘ “estport,
This afternoon the Connecticut Wo-iomm‘ contestants. John
imnn's Suffrage Association will have a. Time—~34 3.5 seconds.
street parade, and tonight a. (a egationj , t R c for men ——W0
lwill ask the committee to incorporate‘ Canoe [We a e ( )
Time—45 4-5 seconds.
Horn).
1 State Chairman Roraback arrived “Nichols,
the state committee rooms shortlyl“ G ’11 hi d
before noon. Only a few of the com-" c art . l r -
mittee men had arrived. 1n the hotel 4-5 seconds.
ltho several candidates for governorl
ibnd rooms. and many delegates upon
arrival made the rounds to shake
Time—1 minute,
lgood fellowship of all was especially
noticeable and this was due probably tenants:
to the one fact that more than anothsri '
i. ..‘lvfll‘li‘
and: hiarlon Wakcman, of Westport,
West-
Nata:
llie Morton, of Southpori; Doris Paynefl
n I
[I l
4
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, . h ' --., ... -.--.. —~-—._.. _____.___.. ‘
i REPUBUCANS REA 1'1!!!“er or find formerly sat in that! . . . . .... . . *- . l D" “A " " ‘“ ....
v ’ l: illsih‘lrdfew formal introductions \wl'c f ‘8’.”9“.00.”:00.“.«:oe.«:«:ee:ee:ee:ee:«:eo.\o:oe:u:azuzo95.30:»:
DeliCious Butter, lb. ....... .. ... . . ..... 35¢ l .. The state commliloc later in the .3. .0.
, f0R coNVENIm day will.pass upon lllt‘ lt‘lllptll‘al'y roll 00 . 3'
Duryea's Corn Starch, pkg. . . _ . . . ' . . . . ' ........... sc 5 I as proposed by Seen-tar)- Anlirnw .. . O”.
; -.....— -\.".\'ll'0ill. .Thero scorned to be little 3 0,?
Dunham‘s Cocosnut, pkg. ..... .....T ......... 8c l (“0"”‘1‘10‘1 “0m “"51 Page) l3:,',',‘,l,:mi;::.nms m mm" heme ”'0’? le & ...
. : -—-— l - -, «,0 0 I e . -
Granulated Sugar, 3 I-4 lbs. ........... . . . . . . . . 25¢ ‘furnished ll good parallel. it was said, 00
F ,on every side that so thorough has; 0:. 0”
. e]; Naptha Soap, bar , , ________ , . , , _ , , , . ________ 4d 2 been the canvass through the state on, "HUM WAIER : - I I ' . O
'lhe matter of the nomination for gov. in The Lead‘n Mall“ 3
lerllor that probably every delegallc.l 3. g ery Store In Norwalk
A. STUI‘L ,or nearly every one, has abonl made; SWRIS WNW BEACH. :
l up his mind as to his individual vote] 30:. ~ _
on the first ballot. : ”:0 '— .
' it was asserted that probably every V m“ ,I ~
:4 Cottage Street. ‘ East Norwalk. (Mame mum be m m, m, in ”m ((ontiliiied from First Page.) .930 , ..
theatre at eight o‘clock when J. H. -——- as h :l
" lioriiback. the slate chairman will pro-I ‘ .. _ ‘ . ‘ 1‘ ..
_. aficfg.-. A ——-—L ...; sent United states senator Frank “'1‘IlouDlt‘h-'\\llllilnl Ferns and (larcncc 0:9 I .e,‘
. ‘ liraudexec as the temproary chairman. l ;:;?l:;‘i0;1li“‘“,l‘l?°: 1:1"? “audit?!“ , 0:0 ‘..
lTllt‘n will come lile address of the} . i -} ii 9 a ”18 0 9
W€dnesaay,s SDBCIBIS levelling, and later the convention un-laol‘mlk Y‘s?!“ 1mm; lsdecrimd. gunllor .:. e"-
-, i f ed . .-“ Pm“; ulnn um . an cy a w n 0 lie .. l
PLATE CORNED BEEF~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---------- 12¢ ’der'i 5 mm 9 0 ”009 Em, “1 l l. l Knob Club. third. (liner conlestnnIS' 3 é
d0\\n to organization \\0l‘l(. The, com ..
RUMP CORNED BEEF ...... ... ...... 16¢ and 18¢ "linens mm“ been named. and n, .lilck Lynch and Paul )icGrath, and g .9
BONELESS CORNED BEEF ------- - ----------- - 18¢ ;ported to the convention odiourmelil'lh%u§‘°}::rl 1;:‘lhi’IT‘S-S d r lt‘ 0:0 {'
HAMB R STEAK .. ........... .......... will be mkcn over night. ’ “9 . °-" . ‘m *‘ ’—
VEAL gvrgw .- %25 1 it will be in the hours between this I Gihiifiiimi}? h“ at? (irelen. sjcond- :3: d t h f h b h ‘3"
' ' ' i ' 'i' ' i """"""""""" ' ' 'ad ournmcnt and rc—nssemblin iii 10 5 or . 93“ “m” an wa c or t e a ains t a r n ' ‘ ' .-'
SHOULDER STEAK .......................... 0 . 16¢ a. Jm lo-morrow that the hardeit work! Hitchcock Of New Rochelle; Louis 3. rg t a c 0 CXh‘bmon every daY- O
CABBAGE ..... . . . . . .............. . . . . . . . . . 1 head .for the several candidachis will be ut ‘ Juries of Weatport, se nd; Hunter ' _ .9
SWEET CORN 25$ do, . in, The mm“... bdrm u“. deleg;£,.siGrimlll or New York ty. third. omen}. New mark-downs are being put in them every day. Perhaps '3‘,
ANS " """"""""" ' """" I 5 .. ijust n0w are those of Governor Mar-i contestants, Walter Smith 0' Songs. 00 ‘ 9
WAX BE . . . . - - . . - - -------- ~ - - . - - - - - - -- - ----- - é cus H Holcomb former Lieutenant ; tuck, Fred Dodge of \\ estport. Robert : tn fi 11 . . O.
‘ S . . .' ‘ ' . ‘.\i K of Ilrid e or hes e ' #90 you “d t c very thmg you are 1°°km8 {on 3
, e : iowrnor D. in. Blakcsloc, Speakerl '9 '39 , g p l- C J r “00“ 3 of
’ SChultze s sam‘ary Markets .l-‘rnnk E. Healy, and Lieut. Governor; dforltipes‘igdpteswort’ Md “mk ““9013 0.9 .i.
Clifford B. Wilson. No delegate seem. - .
, ,, . _~ . o e e o e e o e .
32 Washington St. South Norwalk. red ‘to be in evidence who thought 8M! 50 3“,"! ‘D‘m‘ (for I‘m“) “on b6“...0..0“O“:“O”0”}.0+:”:”:”:”:”:”:..:”:”:“:”:”:“z”:.l
39 Main St Norwalk. .adoitlonnl names would be. brought by Miss (harlotte Ferris, of Bell ls- \ fl -- ‘
57 seconds.
Jones, of \Vcsiport: l). C. Merrill, of!
Weslpoi't, second: Gertrude Hirsch
f Bridgeport: Gertrude Iiirschmannfimann, 01‘ East Norwalk, third. ’l‘imc‘
Senator McLean will proba- cl East Norwalk; Elizabeth Sciilossen.l-——Jorws, 57 minutes and 4? seconds;:
EllwllMeiri‘l. 1 hour, 26 minutes and
jseconis:
jstntc comptroller, Morris C. \\'ebster.;Sl°““: Marion Morgan, Florence Da-‘Other contestants: James O'Donnell
, all of West-lot Bridgeport; W. J. Brady, of Bridge-
lporl 2}”. J. Colter, of Bridgeport; Ber-
50»Yard Dash (for boyfl—Won bi‘ltrmi Schock, of Bridgeport.
JOSf‘Dh : Ceik Dobbing~Won by Myron Free-
second: iman, of the. Bridgeport) Y. M. C. A.;'
lhlrd-lBrlscoe Elliott, of Westport. second.
Riordan.I
{and James Stewart, of East Norwalk.
inn eqdiil sunrage plank in the plat- by Chester WOOdWOTlh and Hamlddliitclicock, of New Rovhelle; James
lliisth; Daniel Driiooll and PranleaHm-s, of “Vegtport'
second; Jack Lynch and Paulltance—SS feet.
I .
One-Hale Mlle Race—Won-by Louis! I desire to thank the many friends
lJones, of Westport; Charles Kieth, ollnnd neighbors, especially the Lock-
hmdg andjndulge in Meagan-tag,TheIWertport. second; Walter hinring.ollwood Manuptacturing 90mpany, for
Ni rwalk Yacht Club, third. Other con~ their
Chester Woodworth and . Schultz, deceased.
that .0 many were members of melBriucoe Elliott, Time-12 minutes and,
3;
fi
Two-Mile Rucc——\Von by Toni...
GOI;_BUfllOIlS 7
Are you Ivietim of this painful U .
deformity-this easily remedied
condition of Iorcmss. in- I”
l ..
nomination and unsight-
llneesl \
Don’t Suffer 5
This Torture o 3‘
Dr. Scholl’s Bunioii- Right
will give you instant Nils-f and mist nature h
circling I collar-lu- and porno-mu
cure. It Is wrentlfiufly comlmelednl
L soft. snhsapiirally prepared rubber.
made will two cylinder rule. which
:uionlly crowd the great. to. over
it.- lrue and normal m .llum. no!
the animal paw-like lrilun at the em
ll restored, the prop" bending and
Berlin mum- possible and lheonmn-l
muscu Ir action brought back.
This moat prnclienl loo air-i b;-
ener has given instant rein: '-
tbmuande of one. and is Iii-hi
recommended to Ill bullion OIS-
SmaIl—Medinln—Large if: 50}
he “(Moot-{rt Votive-Dr.“
“Igor. more Bunk-a a 0 have appliances had A
"and. {or all out lilac-u.
30
" hours.
on
.
l
- 3
Miss Hirschmnnn, l
canoe Tug-oI-War—Won by Johnl
Underwater Swim~Won by James
second. Dis-
CARD OF THANKS
“’° Low.
Give TellYfl
kindness shown Christopher M“""’ Aha-s
K.
'Mrs. Schultz.
‘
{Keeler’s Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler