Do Not Worry
This Fall
About the Children’s
School Clothes
McCall Patterns
ARE
DELIGHTFUL in Design;—
ECONOMICAL in material—
EASY to use—
McCall Patterns
For September
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7 {it} 'Chl's hlilllat; Dress
Now on Sale.
. ,BRIGGERMAN BROS.
So. Norwalk Conn.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I‘
58 Wall Street. ‘Norwnlk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' prescrlp-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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SPECIALS
Square Brand Skimmed Milk, full weight ....... 2 cans 25c
Pure Condensed Milk, full weight, a. can .............. 15.1
Cream Corn Starch .......................... 2 pkgs. 15c
Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. .................... 43c
Evaporated Milk, 3. can ........................... 120
A. STULL
V 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS
MARK-DOWN SALE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS
. An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock
now of WOMEN’S and MISSES' WASH DRESSES, SILK
DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER-
GARMEN TS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and HATS.
CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLINERY
‘33 South Main St. Scuth Norwalk.
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LADIES’ MlllDlES
Ladies' Middies, in white, trimmed in plain colors, fancy
stripes and checks; also white smocked with colors,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.98
MIDDY TIES, in red, blue and green ......... 50c and 89c
AUTOMOBILE VEILS.
Auto Veils in brown, green yellow, corn and white ..... 50c
AUTO CAPS, in black and white checks ............. 50c
AUTO CAPS, in colors ........................... $1.00
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
ERADY- INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
W0 RLD‘; PICTURES
GPA N PA HE
"A Nakedloul'
Directed by tours Hencm'ron
Dinghi- of SARAH SEMI-Wm
Mother-r of France‘
Fir-International Special Feature, at the Palace Thomorrow ~
3 WES ill Gilli M STARS re am
Substation Guaranteed or Honey [eluded
STERLING
Specializing in Furnishing llomes Complete
Retrigeraiors
oil“. Just a
few more left of the popular sizes.
Buy now while buying is good and
save 13 of the cost.
Refrigerators at 1 3
$15. 00 Refrigerator. August
Price ................. $10 00
$18.00 Refrigerator. August
Price ................. $12.00
$20.00 Refrigerator. August
Price ................. $13.34
$24.00 Refrigerator. August
Price ................. $16.00
COUCH HAMMOCKS AT AUGUST PRICES
$15. 00 Couch Hammock, August price .............. $10. 00
$18.00 Couch Hammock, August price ............. $12. 00
$20 00 Couch Hammock, August price .............. $13. 34
MATTRESSES AT AUGUST SALE PRICES
$4. 50 Mattress, August price . . ..................... $3 60
$7 50 Mattress, August price . ....................... $6. 00
$10. 00 Mattress, August price ....................... $800
$15. 00 Mattress, August price ................... . . . $12. 00
$18.00 Mattress, August price ....... ‘. .............. $14. 40
Now' 1s the time to buy your Mattress, as the price will
never be as low again.
BEDS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES
$7. 00 Bed, white enamel, all sizes, August prices ...... $5. 60
$10. 00 Bed, white enamel, all sizes, August price ...... $8 00
$15. 00 Bed, white enamel, August price ............ $12.00
$18. 00 Bed, white enamel, August price . ..‘ ...... $14. 40
$25. 00 Brass Bed, August price .................... $20. 00
$30. 00 Brass Bed, August price ................... $.24 00
$35. 00 Brass Bed, August price ................... $28. 00
RUGS, ROOM SIZE, AT AUGUST SALE
Prices 20 per cent. off.
Crex, 9 x 12, August price ........................ $6. 95
Brussels, 9 x 12, August price ..................... $16. 95
Axminster, 9 x 12, August price ................... $19. 95
And upward.
DINING ROOM SUITE, in Mahogany, Fumed Oak, Mission,
formerly from $100 to $300, now from ..... $75 to $240
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“L72”: 1:... fled R0011.” .
BED ROOM SUITES, in Old Ivory, Fumed, Mahogany and
Oak, formerly $75 to $250, August price. .$60 to $200
See these wonderful values before buyzng. ,
SlfllllNG lURNI‘llllil 80.
127,129,131 WashingtonSt.,So.Norwaii1
Phone 105
M Wellington. “9",“ were no “5qu
lSTAB'l' CENSUS 0E
blank"
: Touts wry truly;
ltAltilY I}. HARRIS.
Flinn-1:12:11. industrial Department.
'11.: bowed his head to 0m Glory.
The Kid. not being a slacker,
To add his name to the roster~
[The Kid has gone in the colors:
Since be drilled 21 schoolboy army,
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' And we lend hill! 21 listening car,
3
His dad. when he told him, shudtlcrcd;
sible by the National League for Wom-
fthe camp and heretofore the hospital
cases have been sent to Ossining
‘ NEW ZEALAN‘D HAS EARTHQUAKE
.9811 MW...
”RAFT IN SHOPS
(Sumatran Irum Page One) ’
.......
lfl uturt 11...”. it 11.21,» bu pointih
in More bilwn' thu- L'ui't‘lllliltlll lllt'
dClliAl facts ll has been tlt'i'lllt’d \t‘in'
in amount" the result» (ii the: mum.
‘.A.~ mon 11.- 11111 11:11. dv'iimh- lll'
{1111112611111 11: to linu 1hr lltsi tit1ll
luv 2111111211 \IILll bin in: .._ pill you
kindly till out and it‘ll)!“ llit‘ e-entlu d
I'ztli'lit'id i‘uunt)‘ Association.
Accompanying this letter is 21 form
ior unlit-rm tabulation of the results
21m llillnl‘tl in t'ilt’li int-ting; giving the
mini number of employ-s prior to tha"
that: Sidt’t‘lllill. nutnbt'r taken from
the oilicc l’tn'cc. number of other em-
pimps t2:kcn,'tot211 number of skill-
td mplmes in tin l}“,‘~'l(lOl and ”Hi
to 21] 11'- timbti' oi >kilhd unrkmcn ink--
to 1"‘1111 lllt total. i-I.1t-l1f2n'toi\ head
is asked to state concisely how the:
Ul'itll has affected the conduct of his?
business. . 1,
Mt' llz'tnis in 21 stun-111cm mad?“
public today 2tssu'ts that preliminatvi
inquiry llll(1lll(lallj'|tlktn b\ l"21c101y
ht iltl> discloses that 21 large [lt‘l‘t'f’n'l
intro of thc men drafted in Bridge-l
port and the liti'rn-r cities ol‘ the mun-l
i)‘ to date are skilled workmen “111150.
loss will :ct‘iously cripple tilt" smallcri
intiusti'ice unless the inch can be!
quickly rcplnv'd. i
“To cripple industry that is work-I:
in: tor the interests of successful»
wni' munufnclui'c is to t-i'ipplt- the,i
slittt. “siui (Ollllitlillllll oi the \\'n1',”‘l
he said in tontlthion.
it 1. .tntitip:tttti th21i tabulation of
1lu'1'}iplits to ill“ pitwni ‘nqnii'yl
will be t'tiltllllt'it‘tl within four du_\'.~'i
211111 the Iiith 111 tlt': ill quotas in'tw;
limtllr bt'cn (ompltitd in 1h: \ 'nious;
('llit'. ol 1 :111'ii hi c'oun. _\',
_ . -.._.w._—. .7". ___._...._ 1
THE KlD HAS GONE TO THE
COLORS. i
The Kill has none to thc colors,
And We don't know what to say:
Tht- Kid we have loved and cuddled
Sicppctl our for the ling today
We thought him 21 t',iiild 21 baby,
\\'ith lltl‘tl‘ '12c1rc 211 2.111
But his tountry calh-d him— 111m size
\nd lln Kid has 111 and the call,
lie paused to watch the recruiting!
\\'hcrc. tired by the life and drumn
l
Anti thought that it whispered»
“Fume!"
Stood forth, with patriot joy, ,
And God, We're proud of the boy!
it seems but 11 little while,
in a truly martial style:
But now he's 21 mun—11 soldier,
For his heart is :1 heart nil loyal,
linscout'gcti by the curse of fear.
His mother—410d bless her—cried,
\ ct, blcsscti with n mother nature,
‘Shc wept, with it mother pride,
But he whose oitl shoulders straight-
cned
Was Grandad, for memory ran
To years when he, too, 11 youngster,
Was changed by lllt' Plug to 21 11121112:
' —-Exchnnue.
BAN JOHNSON TO STOH 1' Till
GAMBLING AT BALL‘GAMES
BOSTON. Aug. 9.——P!'csitlc11i ll. B.
alohnson of l'm American League, came
'hcre today to assist in the efforts 01'
local club oilicinls to eliminate the
gambling element from the games at
thn' .1 putit. lie said he planned to
confer with the state police authori~
ties on the subject, but would not.
discuss the measures which he said
had been propsed, . ‘
Alter announcing n purse of $505
for the best drilled team in the icagup,
and $100 for the military instructor
of the team President lohnson said
he would go to Wu: hington nititin a
tlav or two to ask the w er depart
mom to appoint 21 bomd of regular of
firms to not as judges of the drills.
MORE SAIL'ORS NEEDED.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.——The demands
in America for labor has made it al-
most impossible for the owners of a
number of French ships building here
and others chartered from Americans!
to obtain sailors to man the vessel, it9
became known here today. when three
hundred sailors arrived from France to
man several ships about to sail from
various ports for that country.
FIST WAR HOSPITAL OPENS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.——New York’s
first war hospital was opened today.
The institution, which was made pos:
en's service, occupies an old residence
at Tarrytown and is for the use of the
men training at a militia camp.
There are several hundred men at
WEDLINGTON, N. 2., Aug. 9.———,Fur-
ther severe earthquake shocks oc-
curred at Wairarapa,"north'West to!
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my; issue? 9, 1911
HOWEAND’S
Newman.
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in"-..
The Weather: 1%
Welcome
arrival
First of the pretty :1 lg; drones lg \
Autumn are ere. qié“
They come with delightful appeals-lo {lie yaca‘il'onttj.
gl’hat splendid dresses for afternoon’tixear, 2g » '-
: , 2 Theirs is as strong an appeal to the , ,
Es it thoroughly new dress for'afternoons $1} ‘
ave just enough 'of 5ecorati0‘nlto be parttcu
:F‘ ‘1';
Rich satin with glowing luster, fine infield S?
weave and deep color, crepe do chine withb, beauti
blinginess .,_ ,2, .
in,
. 2'
,. - . .
1'.. {page *i‘wg r. 51- ~15 3f?
$5 11'? ”Lib-:0 .
. ,w 1:,5, ,
inmmmgs. r;- ;.:': ,3“. ,_.,,,;..x 3,,Msh'.fi
. ‘3‘ «They seem to be specially fitted to' harmomzé’wnli‘ '
new lines. as we .. WI” : 3,1,
' ‘ $22. 50 10183250. .
mild MI"
Goal
at less.
rv’wmm. .. '1.
veran a 5:3
Every. breeze that blows may bokglven rec. passe
across veranda-21nd still the hotjsuri" ma b sh 11 til-
I? These porch screens will do the Work—and 43""?!
ho be bought at less than regular}? pricét' 1&2”. 8W9»:
We ’Tis needful to be quick. .Onlyafcygto
land of course 'there will be no more fogsve-
‘4’
them out! b ”b; as; 1':}, .V _ ,
it: ‘1’Ua anese 21m 00 ’ ‘ . Q,
{4 him}? 5 ft. wide, 8 ft. long, "regular 21233,: -
SE6 ft. wide, 8ft. long, regularfilfii
‘Cliptwood plain green‘t fifiw
5ft. wide, 8 ft. long, rcgula '.
7 ft.‘ wide, 8 ft. long‘,‘ regular 3.
8 ft. wide, 8 ft. long", regular" it. = '
its; {12 ft. wide, 8 ft. long, regular :5
Cllptwood, plain brown s; ’12.? Emily.
5 ftfwide, 8 ft. long, regular 83-2-1
‘3'}, 7 ft’W1de8 ft. long, regular’ 84.5.31
.358 ft. wide, 8 ft. long, regular $4 73-11,
10 ft. wide, 8 ft. long“, regular, 86. 5(5)—
“12 ft. wide, 8 ft. long, regular $8.2
Green bamboo, 9feet wide, 8 ft. long, regular $ ‘I '
E.» 'u “fil$2.5‘
Third floor. ‘
Refrigerator is ‘
most-needed nrm' ~.
"Dog ” days bring hardest test to a refrigerator. ll .
oi 'Tis then that food must be kept in sweet cold WTelb
{ventilated refrigerator—if it’s to be kept fit for useless. 5,5
.Then it is that it pays to have 21 good refrigeratorra
21 Leonard! 1,33,,wgpw. .
There is no food spoiled, which must be thrown awayy‘
There is no ice wasted. . . seats: ,2, .. “My;
For Leonard refrigerators are scientific 1n the way they,
are built—21nd then built of splendid material.:; «yep
‘“' The white porcelain lining of the Leonard (germ?~ 2115
one piece 5f steel upon which a white porcelain co 2
3 fused at tremendous heat. it is as sanitary as the chin
1011'“a the dining table. . .,.~ :- m, flanged..me
Efrem the ice chamber, cold air is carried down an
ceru téd constantly around this food cl amber.
Eents' is kept at even chili. That food champ; 1' iii
65’: clean it even has rounded corners so 11‘0“ ‘geis‘m
gainjfoothold anywhere. . . «
Yet the Leonard Cleanable is not a costly refrigeratw
i Two compartment model, holds 90 lbs. ice, tb're cg
‘shelves in food chamber—$32. 50. .3, ,hpwga‘,
Three compartment model, holds from 75 103130 lb
Of ice—“$35 $38 and $42. 50" 71“ ESE-3315's»? kaihd“ far
1.
B‘LUGRAY is 21 Leonard refrigerator with a birtshc
gray lining in food chamber instead of the pu'ié .5th
tH'etCleanable. Cases are built of lower- tlced lumbe ‘*
but with same Splendid ventilating and chi ling feature
‘1. Top lift, holds 90 lbs. ice—$23, 50“.
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