,1 fARMERS ll
For many years we ’ve plow-
ed this field and thus pro-
dosed a goodly yield of solid
satisfaction, by selling coal
at qual-i-tee and dealing fairly
as cell be down to the smallest
fraction.
As we have sown so now
we reap—of customers and
friends a heap, who make our
_ days a pleasure. No waving
crops of wheat or rye bring
more enjoyment your eye,
not please you in such meas-
ure.
Our crop of Coal is doing
well and looks as it ’twould
last a spell 11‘ weather s not
too spicy. An open fall would
isuit us all, and give our teams
my,
have given this matter your best consideration, and it 1s probable
We feel it our duty to call your attention to the serious railroad
situation that the lumber trade 1s facing. 11' 1s possible that you
that you have not, and as customers and friends of ours it is our
duty to try and bring this matter in its critical form to your
immediate attention.
We are notilled by all the big railroads 1n the country that
while we canhave cars at present under certain conditions, we
must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never
dreamed of, and that in the near future.
At this time, then, it” is wall to consider and anticipate your ,
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-'
tage of any temporary relief afforded by a better supply for
lumber shipments.
Will you do this?
The bath 6: Bailey Co.
3 14. A
:02.
.97:
a‘chance to haul before it gets ,
' ms
Fhlillih
ton. Efifig‘hli?
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS
MARK-DOWN SALE Dbl ALL SUMMER GOODS
An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock
now of WOll‘IEN’S,and MISSES' WASH DRESSES, SILK
DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER‘
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS COATS and HATS.
CLOAKS me P KRIS MILLINERY
Blli EARNWAL'IIPENS ‘
0N WEDNESDAY
September 12th, 1311: and 14.111, are
the dates for the big carnival, which
will be held on the Green, in East
avenue, under the asupices of the Nor-
walk Town Union of the King‘s
Daughters and Sons. The affair will
be‘popularlykuown as "Uncle Sam's
Markets," and everything at present
points to a big time.
Tom Powers, the local cartoonist,
will present a vaudeville cartoon
sketch. and a comedy sketch «cnlilled
“The Bull Dog and the Baby,” will
also be. presented.
On \‘l'edne’sday, the opening day,
the affair will open at 2 p. 111., and
will continue until 10 p. n1. 0n Thurs-
day the affair will continue from 10
11.111, until 10 p 111. and on lrldly
twin 3 p 111.. until' 9 p m.
Suitable plcpatalions have
made for parking automobiles.
An entertainlncnt will be hcld every
afternoon 211 4 o’clock for the chil-
dren, and pony curls and gumcs will
be running: all the afternoon.
The contest for the family of dolls
will close Friday cvcin’ng at 9 o‘clock.
Ballot boxes, beginning \l'cdncsdny
will be placed on tlm Green, and all
votes must be deposited at that 111119.
The standing to date is as follower”,
Standing of Contestants in Doll 1
Contest.
bccn
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N’orwalk
Tristram if: Hyattj
3 Leading Dry Goods Store
a specially.
indow Shades to order
Make your windows attractive with new shades
before the Winter sets in
We prdmisc prompt attention to large or small orders and on
request will send our representative to show samples and give
full particulars. Shades for windows of odd sizes and shapes
All kinds-oi Stock Shades, Curtains, Curtain Ma-
terials, draperies, “llirsh” Curtain Rods and all kinds cl fixtures
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one person catching sown in one
night. "
As the butterfly and moth is the;
mature- form of caterpillars undl
worms, it would seem that the pl'wlei
alence of worms and calcipillars on.
tree and vine this season would speak
more butterflies another season. Por-
hups not, however, fuel/there is an in:
c1~?nsc of other forms that prey upon
them. llcri'y pickers tell 0f the largol
numbers of 'Apiders they encounter on
the hurry buehcs, and thc largo yol-
low and black. spider has his trap1
web in hold and garden. and one was!
set 11 “sowing 11p"an aslciias bullei- ‘
bcsidv'e innumcmhlc othcl insctls
lull pic) to lhch wcbs. If pcoplcl
would look upon lhc spiders an an
ll. Bl'cdice, 11 Pine slrecl ......... 210
"""""“‘“"’“"“ 0. E. Downing, Newlown awn... 146
33 South Main St. South Norwalk- 1;; Hendricks, 29 Cove avenue“ 1'2]
, . 8111111111315, 21 Wcslporl Mo... 1311
CALL US UP 5.. 1 A. Mary Rooney. 4 Chestnut st. .. 110
and we will rush our trouble man . ll. She-“nan, 56 Putnam nvc ....... 1‘15
right around when something like 8'. Borg," Rowan slleet ......... 82
thishs'pens in your home. If your. SpeCialS: for TUESdaY ‘1' Decker 10 Van lam" ”mm” g0
, r.- {in}: l:“:.f.l::"~. ----- a?
PLUMBIN . . " ‘. " ..‘ 4 ' avc 110.... o
. G VEAL STEW .......... . ......................... 140 1b. 3, Hum 25 w... W” S. _____ 57
In defective. antiquated. unsanitary CREAM CEREAL ............................. 15c pkg. .1. Clark, 20 Plymouth 11vcnuc.... 47
or worn out, have us make names 1). Frey. 36 Taylor uvcnuc ....... 12
sexy repairs or install a new system QUAKER OATS ----- - - - - -------- . --------------- 12“ Pkg- R. firflrcgor, 7169 East avenue. . . . 20
ll‘. . cGulrk_ b nin slrocl ......... l2
0‘ YELLOW CORN MEAL ......... , ............... 14c pkg. H K‘ mum“. 1 MW “omen” 6
MODERN PLUMBING MACARONI . ................................. 120 pkg, n. Benedict, 34 Clinton avenue” 1
M. Micklovlc, 23 Clint in menu "l
4033'“ A SPEC'ALTY' SPAGHETTI WITH TOMATO sauce . . ........ 15c can 1.. Autumn. 2501121.... no? 1
‘. llynn, Georgetown ............ l
’ ' E. Ll‘ndstrom, Georg-clown ....... ]
HORACE R. NASH SChultze s samiary marke‘s ll. Lanick, llcucon strccl ........ 1
Plumbing and Heating . - l~‘. Allillulon, 15 Wall Nlrccl ...... l
i 32 Washmgton St. 39 Mam St.
Tel. 1354 g S t, ‘h 1}" Norwalk 'W
North Main st. South Norwalk. 3 °“ ‘ m ‘ ' Chicago Millionairess
Jr , i. - Is Mysteriously Killed
_-.._n_-w..__._.__ l
Bl 1 SPECIALS ,
aCk Dazzel ! ‘ Try Our Famous 210 Cofi'ce ;
« _ 1 Compound Lard, per lb. ......................... . . .. 208
. Iron Enamel I 'Dixie Bacon, per lb. ................. . .............. . 303
‘ 1 Mason or Lightning Rubbers, pure gum, u. dozen . . . . . . . .. 80 ,
p 1 Square Skimmed Milk, full weight . ............ 2 cans 250 l
101' i Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to .. .......... . ....... 1. 27s I l
Stove Pipes, Healers . A. STULL 1, i“
, ‘ , ;
Sleam,Plpes and 2., Cottage so... E... Nonvalk. l j.
. . 1
all non work am,” "A. A. «2%.. .
Made, to Stand
the Heat
[Albert D. Moggau ,
WASHINGTON STREET’
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Ladies Blouses
A new line of Ladies' Blouses in plain and fancy striped and
embroidered voile $1.00 and $2.00
.s.--.o-.-.e.---.-s.eo.-
LADIBS’ COLLARS. _
A new line of Ladies’ Collars in lawns, plain and lace trim- ’
1
Mrs. Mundé A. King. widow of John
A. King. a mllllonaire lumber mer-
chant of Chicago, from whom she in
illcrltcd more than $1,000,000 when he
. (lied some yours ago. was mysterious-
ly killed near Concord, N. C., a week
logo when she was‘ motoring with
lt-aston llcnns and several others.
iShe wits shot lit the back of the head.
;It Was stated she had accidentally
ishot home". The cor‘oncrs inquest
ifalled to explain the mystelv
W
med, and net ........... .. 500
Georgette Orepe Collars, plain, lace trimmed and embroider-
fi ed ..... . .. .......... . .50cand$1.00
9:?112’l’.l°f.'?§’°.“,
1.1 MALLETTE
.l y..l'1.’l‘...P:.'3§d..°°u, mules“ t2. 1!
88 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
0": :5.
Cut PriCe Grocery Specials at
l BECKMANN’S
i, Golden Santos Golf .1 lb. . . I
! Fancv Whole GraigeI-ticém ......... 200 5&1}; £3: 35):
Ward’ 5 Fresh Cakes (All Varieties). each ....... 10c
Blue Ribbon Salad‘Dressinlr. .Smal l 14c. Large 25c
, Beardsley’ s Acme Dried Beef. per jar ...... . 20c
5 Jones. Pil Blsbury’ s or Gold Medal Flour . . . . . $10 .09
Extra large Fat
SALT MACKEREL
18c lb.
83,8. 85 Washington st
I
m
Mission Brand Sardines ( In Tomato Sauce 10c
Kamep Kit Pack ready to ship to you soldier)boc3§.n
.............
ach
Baker’ s Fresh Grated Cocoan 1; 'th M lk . I
Clicauot Club Ginger Ale. per lilo e111. . . . .1. 4. ). $3152); '
Bevo Anheuser Busch Beverage. doz. . . . . ..... $1.25 '
Rebate of 25c dozen on empties.
A: F. Bookmanu'8z Co.
' Phone 1405
«mutt...
Try a Classdled
LIBERTY BONDS HAVE
NOT REACHED HERE YET
Liberty bonds which were to have
Harm ed in Norwalk during the last
month have been delayed. No bank in
tlhis city has as yet leceived expected
allotments. ,
It is intimated that the government.
may disburse these certificates about
Oct. 1, having en delayed in the
iprinting of the millions of sheets 1'94
jouired for the entire subscription in
3 various denominations.
l, Banks here report that few persons
have been delinquent in their pet’-
ments and those bonds which were not
taken \reie quickly absorbed by other
investors.
New York Mamet
Dumas 11s
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near,- VEAL} roan, tumor:
men, men Ann vaun—
- rinses
1. w” as?
, \vclcomc.
.low juckcts and the block and \vhitc
lunlil thcy ulc
. canoe to labor menbecause at the ex-
nucnl in decreasing the nulnbcrs'ol
llnjurlous lnsccls that are attacking
would be morn
both ycl4
lhi' spider
Ncsls of hornets,
pardons,
variety. are very common.
It lawcll for us to rcmrmbcr, how-
cvcr, 111111 tllcsc incursions of insects
and worms. live in (\'.(~lcs and as they
incl n-nsc their cnclnics increase also
held 111 chock A
couple of 319an 11110 tho. lcnt cnlcrplls
lur Willi dcfollutlng the hull trees.
and this your thev are pluctlcnlly U11
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MANY INSECTS , ' "~ ~ «*4 4 .. ~ ---~_.__-_.-
PREYING ON TREES! “T :-
H Krieger 81 Co.
School Sails for Boys .
School Shoes for Boys'
School Dresses for Girls
School Shoes for Girls
At Moderate Prices
Medium weight cloth coats
for fall in black and blue.
From $7. 98 to $15.00
known the pulnsllicnl lllcs and dis-
-'r\ lmvlng conquered lhcm.‘ So the
“I‘ll r hollows this visitation of
worms and (:nllrplllnrs 11nd hornets
and spidma will strike a balance bc
1w 1111 thclusclles and will not be per
mancnt.
OBSERVER.
.....—.~
PRESIDENT WILSON IN GLOUCES-
TER
GLOUCESTER, Mass,
The prefidcnt’s yacht. Mayflower.
with its convoy waa still in the liar-
bor this morning. but prepared tol
weigh anchor later in the day and con-l
llnue the cruise upon which President
Wilson and Mrs Wilson emsbrkcd at;
New YorK satuidny chmts that thci
party would come ashore again today i
drew a crowd to the water front, but
it was made known that the president
wished to avoid anything in the way
of a demonstration. ‘ it was not re-
vealed just, when the Mayflower would
sell, and it was intimated that the
president would not have left the May-
flower yesterduy if his plans to do so
had become known in ad1ance.
AIIR‘PLANEs CUT CAPERS
ABOVETHE SOUND
”J
Sept. 10,—-
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 10.——-Fou1' alr-
planes that appeared in the south yes-
terday. two of them about“ o'clock,
yesterday morning, and the others be
tween 4 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon,
cut all kinds of capers over the harbor
here and over this city before flying
away. It _is believed that they came
from Mineola or some other Long Isl-
and aviation grounds. They looped {he
loop, dove, volplahed, sideplaned, flew
upside ‘down and did other stunts that
thrilled the thouSands of people who
watched them. They did not land
while here
MASSACHUSETTS F. OF. L.
- CONVENTION.
LAWNENCE, Mass" Sept. 10. —The
annual convention ’of the Massachus-
etts State Branch American Fedora.
tlon of Labor, which opened here to
day, was or more than usual signifi-
peeled consideration of the attitude of
Officers of the state branch are trying
to obtain the presence of Samuel Gom-
pers, president of the American. Fed-
eration clutter on .01.. of thefour
”W.-
Millionairess Whose Strange Death Will
Cause New inquiry, and Herb
Sister
‘ MR5 mun A N No AND N e
mi: mam c new: N an 5‘ run
The stiango death of .‘lls.1\lilll(l .\.l(ing. widow of a wealthy Chicago
lumbel' dealer, in South Carolina, has can.~ cd a sensation which may re-
sult in a new inquiry into the chemo stances of her death. ’A coroner '1!
jury at Concord, S. C. found she had come to 11'?! death accidentally when ‘
s revolve; placed near hm- exploded. 311's. lec win of Chicago,.,liei sister, .
is shown in the photograph standing. 1.
,lebor toward capltal during the war. ' ’
Norwalk Chronicler