Ginghams and Percales
inst received.
Aprons oi all kinds.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokemo Hotel Block.
' South Norwalk.
Just; the Thing for 8. Picnic
AU MOBILE LUNCH OUT-
FITS
For Two Persons, $7.00
DONNELLY’S:
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NOW
Is the Time to Consider
. Repapering Your Home
.HUUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Gveu
Gall us~PLone 1440
J. ll. RUBBER
108 50. Main St, So. Norwalk.
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“City News
*A'lnrge assortment of
Also’
or a Party of Four Persons, “9.75: '
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3 "Out twelve great (‘01‘11 Slates
answer war's demand with pro-
mise ot‘ 5ott,Utt0,ttt‘IU bushels in
est-.31: of last year."
"ll-e a . '.
40h" .. o" the soil are
ceitsudy doing their hit
When the overalls are taken
off here are business suits
‘ to put on‘a blue serge true
; to its color at $20, a cool
homespun at $18.
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i brooms grays from $15. to
t $30. and special pinchback
models for Young Men fI‘CTl
$10 to $28. Everything for
l ’Men’s and Boys’ wear.
, Rogers 81 Stevens
‘NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
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A REQUEST BY THE MAYOR
To the Business \le 11 oi l\ (”‘3'
Saturday’s Demonstration is Assum-
ming Gigantic Proportions
ll". (lallalteI' and his committee are
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J. Howard Keyser of the firm of St.
'John 6': Keyscr, is at l.. l.,
building aeroplanes
{11an
.‘\l ineola,
for
:Couch‘s pool parlors are being
movedto the lititel ltristol today. The
, tables will be set up there in a few
' days and the room will have an open
in; there.
Residents of llarbor \‘icw leach
have complained to the police
someone. has been going: trim boat to
boat at the moorings and stealing
clothes, opera and field glasses and
cameras,
,
I(‘mnplainls haft'e been received from
residents along West avenue that a
number of boys are going: along steal
jug stuff from fruit and front
gardens as well as and other
things easily carried that are left out
on the lawn.
trees
11051-
l.ouis Scotield of New Canaan, who
‘was elected president of the Twenty-
eighth Regiment Association, at the r.-~
‘union at Roton Point l’at’k, Tuesday.
was honored last Wt‘t‘k by being cleet-
ed ilcot commander anti chief of stall
of the National Naval Veteran Associa-
brooches
Stot't'.
~l.ockets, lavalliers.
bracelets, at Brand's Jewel-'3'
tllorace J. Lewis. who has been forc-
man in the city of Norwalk street de-
partment. for several years, has tend-
ered his resignation to take effect Sep.
'tctnhet' 15th. Mr. Lewis has two or
three good positions in view, but has
" Jlol yet fully decided what he will do.
His many friends in the city will wish
him success in whatever he duds.
'On account of the observance of la
' 1101' Day the New York, New Haven &
[Hart ford railroad, following its usual
custom, will discontinue a number of
local trains into, New ork the morning
‘ . of September 3, and return trains in I
the aftet noon Notices have been post-I
. ed informing the public ot special stop
that will be thdc by regularttainsiuto suffer from hay fever or asthma cun‘
dispensed with on this holiday
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FALMOND TOILET LOTION—lolliers are never bothered. No rent-t John McQu
1'01” Chopped Hands Face or Lips, asthma than Foley' s Honey and Tani
m.-. ._n____-.m« tum“ on Cedar Mm,“ out, 1th this your and their meetinc - 1
HOME ounos 'ro PARADE .11 Hartford will attract lovers nthhrse Made forFloor
August 30 19“ 3 George llennesscy of tho \\.1l"lllpt‘-'~("“-" 90‘“ it” 0"" ”‘9 “""9 and , s NO DIFFERENCE
l The ('.- l) 5 "f (’“lnp'i'l'm “t this My site. has been enjoying a furlought Massachusetts Al Mark is also mint: 9 ,1 . , i _
”(I “I‘m“ 1““ "”“W‘d ‘0 assemble at his home in Norwalk. like a whir'lutnd and star “311'? IS Sui'able I A" ' is made “1 “19°18“ 0‘ “Fm” We render to our
pm, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,d. 0,, art... Green" 332- ~ laruely in the honors of the rm.- , , 01' patro 5. Every one rece1ves the best we can
tit-.lav. Soptemhor l. at 2:45 II. I“. John Britt has returned to his dulirur ' W ' film
! .ll‘ll of drugs will be issued Willlvat linyonne. N. .l.. after a visit with;LACK‘AND SUBDOED COLORINGS; work Around the We have customers whoie deposits are small
c\c.: ption of blouses and b:t:'s.'f1'ie111ls in Norwalk. ' . . but they know that the“ business is welcome
3 (lltlllllll Charles a some 2nd ..,_. A, me season “,1, mm. ribbon op- House; and that it is given the same painstaking atten-
Nnrwalk (‘0. will assume command I“ Dr and Mrs. Charles F. lloutWell are portunities are broadening in me 005' g tloynggahat Of our large“ depositors. . .
Battalion C for parade. on a motor trip to Cape 'Cod and will tunic field. says the Dry Goods Econ . 33" nut is inVited-
v v p , .
EDWARD. P. “LED. be gone one wet-k. omlst 111 preparation of h‘ndsome Kyanlze Your Home DEPOSITO Y FOR U. 3. GOVERNMENT.
““30". m” tufteroonn and dinner gowns some of , .
. . . ~ -»-——— ' George M War, of TMIOI‘ street, has the foremost dress manufacturers are .... ‘
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ARE Y°U ”mug?” Mess lsonc In Santos-0 and expects to re',snn1pllng high class ribbons in wide . '
MOSI “all“? tistuuaéirtugactts who turn Monday. Ewldths. Black satin is particularly. _ 3;, .
ness or neg cc u Hpromlsing as are also grays, especially Albert D. Morgen ‘
lb i th 1 1] is to bad luck HOSPITAL NOTES in the taupe shade clenr- toned browns. ~-....«. 7
some out of the city to ('01 or the service air 11 e e r a men I Admited \csterdm: Miss Elizabeth and rich dark plums. Some use is “so _ fiTRUST COMPANYI: 2 '.
In August the air is full fat polio: 8:31:31)“th of 6 COVP avenue. being made of fancy ribbons in the cos- WASHINGTON STREET 5 h lk C ‘
idu'St that cause trouble or som y . Aimittcd today: Masters James and tunic field, especially for girdle and 0f out Norwa on“. '—-—
aid. of 13 Quinlm'd :ll'c- bodice. effects on evening gowns. !
d-V does more to relieve hay fever and ‘ one and Miss Marjorie Gulles, 'ot' ‘ I ~ -__ -.- . 1 1- 5!” _'_ r - .
Broad River. em , " , «use mmmlos
Sunburn, Bites or Stings of In-i
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25° soothe the afflicted nose, throat and
sects, 5 oz. bottle . . . . . . .
'Stfion-Powell Corporation
the govern- ‘
that 3
Ewm'kinc incessantly to make it the su-
{prcine event in the series of our pat-
‘vt'iotit' manifestations.
To insure the participation of all
otn' public-spirited citizens, l have the
:‘Ionor to request that as for :Is possi-
lzle, there may be a recess in all busi-
ness houses between the hours
2:311 and 4:30, Let no one be denied
the opportunity of joining in l'Ie city‘s
farewell to those who are going forth
:to bottle for the nation
inanity.
CARI. AXE]. llARSTROM.
it, August, tttli'. Mayor
BUILDING PERMLTS ISSUED
A premit was given to
of W. l‘. Scolield. Permits were also
granted to William '1‘, Gregory to do
some ut'nk, altet alions and additions
to the bouSe of Miss Nellie York on
Newtoun avenue at :1 cost of
$6,000.
the town of Norwalk and Weatpot‘t
Eruns directlv through the house about
$1,000 worth of work had to no
out being licensed by Building: inspec-
’ttll‘ Finch;
crete addition one story at the
of 22 South Main street on the Mason
lim-
I‘i‘il i‘
it- building for the store of .l. .l.
tIelly.
lo' s to‘the 1e“ addition and who will
liz'Ite :1 commcIcial stutlonciv depart-
nu"! in the spam now occupied by
the )‘icti'olas; E. (l. Whitehead is to
do some wirin: for W. lt‘.
the lat'er‘s home on Gt'ecnwodd
avenue. .llal'bor View lleuch.
.3,
the well known family medicine for
coughs, colds and croup. It clears and
[bronchial tubes. —_,Adv.
l StillsomPowell Corporation.
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Patriotism’s
Fight or Save! Don't longer
~33 a soldier or a cover.
South Norwalk Samoan
“MIDI-film
Are you enlisted in your country's cause? .Do your duty-—
to save, here at this institution there's safety, banking ser-
vice and compound interest at your command. Enlist toduy
Simple Test
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dodge the issue. If you choose
, ,5“- 4. may",
of '
and for hu ’
.l. T. Sec-‘3
:t‘tcld to do some plumbint.r in the house j
about 3
As the dividing line between
with-I
\. Brown to make a ('on-.
who will move his Viclrola pun,
Thompson ‘
' spcndin 1',
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NOR WALK .
SOCIETYt '
and Personal 1
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James D. Wixon and Henry M.
St tnton of Norwalk wexe attt acting the
.annual rieun on of the 28111 Connecticut
,Regimtnt in Savin Rock \estelday
lOut of twenty-five Norwalk men 11‘1le
tu‘ert- members of the old 28th Regi-i
‘ local, only Mr. Wixon and Mr. Stanton
late still living. These two men
‘-'w(-1c tent males during the Civil \‘lar. 5
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Charles ll Johnson of 15 lindenl
Standard and Miss Alice Mot”:
ll \\'tl'( ntalrlcd last evening at S in
St. .‘slohn CillllillC rec't01_. by ltet xi
11pm,»- (allaltan. Mr. and his. lohnt
a:scn will reside at .33 West llr.oad=
",st1eet St:"1111loid. ’l‘ln- aitcsntlant were
“ill iant it 111. v 1t Stamford and \era
,I\\ilson ol \‘olualk.
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ttbe Knob Club, the;
§gut~sts plavioc auction "'Iixltt‘
lbt'iti'ie a‘I-l trio-r g'Imes.
Rewarded each table. Mrs .lo‘m l‘.
:1‘nd Mrs. Robert F. WW.
were the committee in charce. ‘
lest creams.
and
l’I“z-'~ \\ we
fit
. Sherman
'l'lltll the: th' ",tm of:
who for funny yea's "as been :I'l
_"av‘,or S“‘t'|‘l,;
Nil 1
lib“? of the Lorilllntd 'l‘obt'mo (‘om t
‘j'p'm. and woo is now in
”i'l'llJ‘pttl‘l, moves to llridceport to.
morrow.
t'lllllltlt l‘tl
Rev. J. (‘. O'Brien and Her. Father
Casey cf St. John's church. and its! :
l’aul Reining of St aMyr‘ s church;
Stamford a 'e on retreat at KtI)§t‘l' 'sl
Island Norwalk > t
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5 Mrs. Anna Macllonueli, of Laos-l
:dnwne. Pa. has returned to her home;
after two weeks‘ visit with Mr,
tMrs. Joseph Evaneskie, of 13 lluv
Eview avenue, South .\‘orw:wlk. :
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Percy Sherrolt. of llmt‘avton, is t\- I
'pectt-rl home lt)llltt""tt\\' evening trotnl
lielv',oit where lit has been audi inc?
the books of the t‘balmets MoloI t‘ :11
‘ ( ontpany, ' 3
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(‘harles E. llttuchey anti Gustav l‘il-t
zer. of Scuth Xorwalk, will leave Suns;
day for lloseon. whore they will rt-
main over Labor lltly. !
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l onus untho'tirtm
'who has been a guest ‘,
ntotlnr Mrs l‘llliluts A llr',arkcn of 11,
Maple street, le‘tt fol home v'.estetday-
of New Brit .,tl11
of her grand-
Mr. and “is l.l..(‘o'1kltv have re 1
turned to their home in Providence at"- l
lct spending a w colt with Mr and Mrs.
N. M. Elwood of Orchard slrtkt.
Miss Madeline Fallon of
‘liomsburg, tllt'ooltlvnl hospital
a few days‘ vaca‘itm with rel-
thowtt,
is:
I Discharged today: Mrs. ..Ameli '1 R
thssco, of 16 Franklin street; James
5H, Rundle, of 31 Van Zant street, and
:Francis Williams. 0f Suugatuck.
HEADQUARTERS ORDER NO. 3
The scouts and scout masters are
hereby ordered to report to Deputy
Commissioner Nash, at the Green,
tEast avenue, Norwalk, at two oclock
Saturday,afternoon, for the purpose of
linking part. in the parade arranged for
tthat afternoon.
, All scouts and scout masters will
“wear the. regular scout uniform con-
joistlng of shorts and scout shirts, but
the lack of uniform will not be an e-
,cuse for non-attendance. Excuses w it
7t
:‘tortl. Labor liar.
’ts in which
Brings this
67 Wall Street
OR
INE
URNITURE
Combination Range, tine Dollar
Weekly Pays for it!
Don’t Wait—The Range you want will
be gone if you do.
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
Beautiful “ QUALITY ” .
PRICE, with old coal range
turned in for credit, $53.55.
Don’t Miss This Big Sale .
There is but a small stock of
supply
[these ranges and the,
will not last long.
The “QUALITY"isthe most
practical combination to buy
and, at these prices, is 3. won-
derful bargain.
$10 Allowed for old I
Goal Range
Showing New Line of Fall
Velvet Hats—New Fall Suits—
New ,Waists.
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SWEEPING REDUCTIONS Him BEEN MADE FOR THIS
MARK- DOWN SALE UN .-...L 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-
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and HATS.
CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLINE'RY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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Norwalk, Conn.
FURNITURE co.
l27- l29‘WASHINCTON ST.
SO.
GREAT, RACE IN PROSPECT-
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ll. \iiTl" tilil‘.
far this
of Mabel
to
«ye son will be he llltt"!"l_ll
'l‘ aside ‘1
Mask at t‘lt' I" or flak lurk in llarl
the opening day's .
mid of the xlrand CirculI meet on the
‘1 sm‘ 'l( trot-it.
all trot, purse $2,300,
Get-rs, Murphy and .‘tltn'rav 11p bl
hind tbesy cieat boises the contest
iontzht to prone a thriller in l\t‘l_\‘ in at
Last yea». ll Hartford in the (‘ltatlf‘l
Oak stake Mabel "i": ask and St.l'1's~l
fought desperately for six
be-w: .het‘ot'e St. Frisco won
(.lld established 11 our world'
r"e(otd for aver one time in a sixheat
race The great margin that separat-
til the horses at the wire “as a head;
in. the other lien s they were onlv
inces apart, and one race was a dead
heat, 3'. lv‘risco and Mabel Trask have
each one victory to their credit in rat'-
they have.
These horses are run
teI'ed in the "llallle Royal" free-foe:
and with t‘ox,
been pitted;
‘aualust each other on the Grand Cir-
NORWALK ;
ROYAL ARCANIUM SUED AGAIN.
l
Aug 30 —\\'hnt will be New Hampshire Citizens Now Ask a
and tn- l: uthtv Illt the create st .' :Ice t'I: It the
‘hig line" has iu'nls‘Ied
Receiverlhip.
BOSTON “Aug 30 ~Allhur F. Cum-
.r'i~to. llmal Mark and Al minus and James F lipstone, Nashua
\'. li.. tiled a bill in equity in the Unit
:ed States District (‘ourl here yesterday
asking for the appointment ofa re-
ceiver for the Royal Arcanutn on the“
ulle' ed ground that its funds had been
lmpaited by doubtful investments and
It ss of members
} The bill is the second receivership
proceeding brought against the Royal
Arcanum. 0n petition of Arthur M.
”(Illllll‘l of Ilraintree the district court
appointed Thomas .l [301.3011 tempt\'-
tr) rcceimr, but the older was rctokeo
in tho L‘Yllcuit (‘ourt of Appeals.
Kyanizc
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Soil Shell Crabs $1. 00 dtiz.
Cod Steak ....... Sword ................
Haddock ......... . 12: Halibut . . . ., ........... 280
Butter Fish ............ 180 Small Cod ............ 180
Salmon........-.......25c-— Wonk ................ 16c
Flat ................. . 14c Mackerel .............. 18c
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Schultze 5 Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South NOW-C Norwalk.
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to . . .. ..... . ...... .. . 27c
Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, 3 bottle ........ , .. .. 15c
H. 0. Oats, 9. pkg. ........ . ....................... 13c
Smoked Shoulders, lean and tender, :1 lb. ...... . ..... . 210
Square Skimmed Milk . . . ....... . . . ............ 2 cans 25c
Dunham s Cocoanut, 100 pkg. cut to ....... . ....... , .. 80
ASTULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandruff and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau dc Quinine is the one efl’ective tonic for itching scalp,
sick hair and dandrufi. Used by men and women of refinement the
world over for W) 'ears. Don’t risk the use of unknown or inferior
tonics. QED. PlNA D’S is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
for you. Ask your druggist. Send IOC. to Our American Offices for a
. testing bottle. .
Perfumerio ED. PINAUD. Dept. I m. PlNAllll BLDG, New York
(omit-1c. '
Nstun' s mmdve an scfi: (hort-
cut to quick relief from stomach ills:
IT'S rouse—use "DI
Heartburn, Diane”. Acid Mouth.
Lost Appetite. Sleepleuneu, etc.
Known. hunted and tried by diam-
t and: the whole land ever.
, not be decanted 3913 having newspa-
lper route: will be excused font duty
as near 4 oclock no possible so that
jtboy on deliver their upon.
Attention oi the scouts is called to
MW bi olx or men not]!
fine“. ""..'”"l' w
m It
themed: -. Atifsgsl‘fs'i
III-Ill D to no "I I
“lanai-arms. l ":0
In,
woo-I: ‘
. n.wn.mhrbfi. u.
unit W
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Still!“
“A...
OPENING or school.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4
Hours :—9:00 to 12 :00—1 :00 to 3:00.
Bookkeeping, .Shorthand, Stenotypy, Typewriting, Arithmetic, Business Eng-
lish, Penmanship, Spelling, Rapid Calculation, Commercial Law, Manifolding,
Mimeographing, Filing, Indexing, WriterpmaLeitcrpress, Adding Machines.
70 Graduates Last June All-Holding Positions Now
Merrill Business Colleges
South Norwalk Portebester
Norwalk Chronicler