O O. O O ’0‘: 00. O O u «:00 u 0 O O O O O O O O .00 66 O O .“.6 O. 0 O. O O ‘3 O O O 0'. O O O 09.” O o O ’0 (for). O O O. O O O. 0 S ’00 0 'e o O. O O O O. O O. O 0 O O. O O. O O O. O o. o O. O 00 O O O o”. O. O O 60 O O O. O 09 O Children Under 16 Years of Age Positively Not Admitted . O O. 0 O O. O O O. O O. O 0 6:” O O .0 96 O O on O O O O O .‘S‘ .0 PRICES 25c and 50c f Seats Now Selling for All Performances 3 DAYS COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 1 The Most Sensational,“ Powerful, Dignified and a Distinct Revelation to the World. Humanity’s Most Powerful Weapon Against the Premeditated De- struction of the Unborn. PHONE 1501 Matinees 2:20 Evenings 7:15 and 9 an O O Q». * ‘- .a. A. u. w .4. we 4. 34m» x. 00 CHllflBEN All Seats Reserved to All Performances i have for her home in Naliotta. Wash- o. 3:. _ ‘ « ”o Moo .9”... to co coo o 0000 o .00” . b‘oommnwwwnu ”.04”: ”We 3 ”3‘9“.” 9“.”0”: ”:::M°””e ’90”:””o”m””“o”:”o“:“o ”o”oo“’.°.”:“:°° ::°:”§?':”o ”3‘3”: “:”:”:“:o” o”:”:”: ”o“ W”””°°” :“:“0‘ °:”:” z”:00:»:oo:»: «WM :«zw:»:«:”: 9—1:— ” _‘ A. .. w - .._,.. , .-._.-_.- . -. .m ._ -- ______ j— - H. -.. - .- ._.___._-_, _. .-- 9i ..- J . “W“ l " EXPECT TO iMPROVE tbrh i “2* lhr to: on ll! N ’ "' ' ' "" cw Assortment 0f ‘ , on ( eat an e\ora u e A N r /j:" . caoss STREET. may. CRETONNES AND DENIMS‘ \Cr; \ ~--—-~ Mrs. Rowland was expecting to ' .r‘ \ lh ‘ , t In Flowery Effects l i‘tiiit Lt' t-liltli‘lllb For Curtains and Draperies E. K. BANKS t Mahackemo Hotel Block. South Norwalk. Sheet Music in llunliuiy who are l jlllt‘ t\'illt‘llr‘(‘ of infantile paralysis. ~(‘:1i~s, cups. O'Brien's. 'll third and fourth quarterly con Jllst received a large asSortment fennu of the Silteunine (‘llllHll w as‘ held Sunday aftrenoon. uhlch also in- ‘ of Popular Sheet MUSic‘ eluded t.’.e tlertlon of a delegate and an alternate to the annual session of the liastcrn Conference, which will convene at Lake Como, N. J., the fore- ‘purt of October. Mrs. Alonzo, Buttery 15¢ A COPY. DON NELLY’S STATIONERY STORE. 1" South Main Street. a_...__.. EH‘I‘) noman “ill Mint io slim l' i‘ irut seems to promise w,ell for the the (‘Mel'l' on U Ofltl'lllg‘l at ”i“ -\ 1‘ it“ lt'itkm‘i nut trees noted in the \i ‘Ryan (‘o., tomorrow. Early inspection ill(ek vial- is advised. tladen alternate. ‘ _....._~— (init) are. hemil} loaded. ‘3 r There is, an abundance of pears of varieties on trees in Norwalk .antl \irinity. and icon] markets flid the tltriand slow on that account. Kodaks i h , ‘ums ant pcac rs are scarce. Garnela supplies l-‘ minus are cutting corn for ensi- “i- :r.» in this \ielnit) and some of Ghent ,.' it it vu- Siillson-PoweilCorporation l PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, i 82 Washington Street. ' ‘ South Nor-walk, cc. \ “133' in many years. duhymaa, says he never grew taller corn than he. ‘has on his place this freer. and most of the stalks are carry- Don’t You Know It Frankly was there ever a time when you couldn’t have ' Suppose you'd saved ten per cent. of it for the\past ’ten years. Would you be richer today? done with ten _p<er cent. less than your income? I l ‘ v l \ I‘ ' ' . exporting to return to college .wllhin‘ ' next two necks are required to‘ iill out certificates of health furnished in the colleges. on account of the pre-g was~ t-lt‘t‘lt‘tl delegate, and Rev). ltobcll. The crop of hickory nuts in Connect ' nut ll‘t‘t'S also sum] to be. full of nuts? report that the crop is as bountiful as 9 Chester Hats,l _ THIS IS THE srcuAt. School opens Sept. 25th. Special school suits for the Boy Scouts. Our preparedness ‘will meet the approval of the parents and our attractive suits that of the Boys. Never before has suCh Care and attention been given to the making of clothing for our future great men. Special review this week of the styles for boys from 4 y€ars up. Rogers 81 Stevens 80. Norwafk 5 Norwalk tug three cars each. Local hardware (store: report that the: c has been a lan' sale of corn knives and c091 cutters. . M Through the tobacco growing dis- 'lllt‘ls not far from this section. tobac- in) cutting has progressed rapt y, and [many sheds are full of drying t bacco, ‘ tsome of which has turned sufficiently I already to be smelled along the highs Wrny. it has been excellent drying weather and growers report that they ‘ltarresled a good crop. The p;ice. is (stacked to be high our fall and win- Itor. or account of the demand, and on account or the scarcity of good tobac- . ico grown in some other Sections. William H. Farrell is planning to 'mce the Senora in the races of the ‘pn: into lit‘. for iniproi eint-nts. t'mnplying‘ui'b the row“: tha' residents of Cross street some improvements on that street "1‘1 Mayor has promi zed she property own. that the approach on both sides of the new bridge will be repaired and t (lass condition within thir't) (i. Us. This is the result of the lll‘tlptl‘l\ (inner a united objection to a special llSSt..~‘llit‘lll imposed on them 'l‘hla' comes as \\t'lt'tlm(‘ nous to the people n ho are obliged to use Cross strt‘t‘l. because both lilo sidewalk and the road are in wretched condition. and are unfit for li‘in‘l‘l. (.‘ity Engineer Sherron'dinl‘or liar- stroni. Jonas Worden and S. ll. \\'ll- son made an inspection of (‘ross street \ ‘stet‘tlny afternoon. \‘I'he condition '0! the street. and the unfinished ap- proaches to the billion Were looked over by the party. in which re‘prcsen‘ tallies of the rcridenfs ol' the street. and of the city were included. (TS i . V-” . . BADLY l JURED BY A FALL. l Mrs. ll. Rowland, who resides with her danrh'cr. Mrs. C. P. lluyct: at till SOUIli Main street. miraculously es- caped being killed yesterday morning. .In going down stairs: she became and- denly dizzy and fell over the. rolling into the hall below. She escaped with a broken collar bone. a bad’brulse less of cost or ‘value. DR be given in of motherhood. End-of-the-Season Safe .. An Unequalled Carnival of Bargliias .3 In order to net-onto .od .te the new shipments of Fall Merchandise which are daily arriving we have gather ed together all odd lots. broken assortments and discontinued model 3 and marked them down for quick disposal regard. In the lot will be form"! WAISTS. HOUSE'DRESSES RF.SSINC§ACQUES. S VEATERS . ' 'DERWEAR, CHILDREN'S ROMPERS. In some cases quantities are too small to classify, but if you come here tomorrow you will find many money~saving values. won, nex‘ wr m but will now be de- toincd. “WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" > are] The reason for the nation-win; cue. cess of "Where Are My Children?" to be seen at the. open! theatre three days beginninKfimday. September. til lies in its appeal to the human heart. For “Where Are My Children?" is in- tensely human with a mPSSuKt‘ to and a lesson for all And both messa ize nun—— and lesson are ‘50 clear tha' ‘iie who- runs ma} read." ‘ Nothing as an educational idea. could be more simple and nothing more forceful, than the incident in the life of th.1 district attorney upon whit'h the main action of the play is based. A man. Willi perhaps more than his, share of the good things of this world and sharlm: them with a loving wife, «rho in spite of her lore is so selfish that she will not assume the burdens and bring into the world the child for whose eemnin glhe district adorney so longs. But she pays the penalty. as all who violate the laws of nature are sure to do. and after facing exposure with loss of much of her husband's love shtxis obliged to face, the lonesome hours of: of a childless old age as her expire; lion of her wrong-doing. MUSLIN UN- 1 Coffee Sale Saturday. Sept. 16th Monday, Sept. 18th All our Coffeés are Fresh Roasted and We Guar-g antee Satisfaction Not. RoyalPlaulailoaColiee 35: grade. lb " 31c: Alter Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c grade. lb. 28c“: Challenge Blend Collee, zdcfgrade. lb. 25¢? Golden Santos Coliee. 25: grade, lb. 21¢“ Becknann'sBesiBlcndCoiiee (Silver Foil Bags),ib.33c- Call Saturday or Monday or order by phone a pound oi any at the abovei grades. You will then realize? Whyyi; we have the drum corrrr rerun [N THE CITY ' —. A. F. Beckmann & Co. 83—85 WASHINGTON ST. . PHONE 1405 ‘ SOUTH N'oawarx. .."‘: ._.- *Mh_ __... . New Rochelle Yacht Club finnday. Wouldn't an account with us_l_ielp make you, richer .. . . . - want a 111! l a i' , next year and richer still as the time goes on? m K C a e "H mm” power boaLJianled out for the “later ;at Millers 3al yard. ; , William J. was. in. has had his star class yacht South Wind, out in; . ‘ Writ t, a . Early selection is adrisable. ‘ moi-HER mm suspect to demean- .1) mm as u A ARRESTED. through hm». or. 'Y. ' \‘EW YORK Sex. 15.—Arthm Wu!- The train was brought in stop toned. who was or sted in Ironwood. Waltonen ‘1! found in a ditch u Mich" in connection with the murder side of metric: .evonely injured, of Mrs Elizabeth Nichols, a wealth! was at“ In the train. nhic widow of this city. in September 01 named if: may to this city 0 last year. leaped tram t 0 SW Y0“ omen-emu was run ~ i mm min on which be m bolus/n m lib-guano a tile or the more at in
Norwalk Chronicler