progress for several months:
than ever before at this date:
dealer;
4. There is a large quantity
now in the dealers’ yards and
more constantly arriving:
5. Winter is some distance
away :
6. Therefore be it resolved:—
That there is no cause for
worry—but those who can.
’ not be happy otherwise may
', continue to worry if they
choose. We aim to please.
THE
PETITE
will. Shiii‘hli?
1. Accumulation of coal for
thecomlng winter has been in
1Thereisnowmoreeoalln
thesellsrsofthiseommunity‘
3. There' Is still more being do.
livered every day by each coal
The Feel Administration announces that domestic eon-
sumers winheallovIed onl umueheoaluistound to be
scientifically n his house 68 degrees.
Acts speak louder than words. Do your hit, lustily.
OUTSIDE WINDOWS.
If you made fine blunder of worrying through last winter
in a cold and uncomfortable house, don’t do it again!
, It' Is not only disagreeable, but mighty expensive: WI“ as
much cosh-Doctor bill—and a ruined temper
- There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN- ,
DOWB and D0033 will make it better, make it more comfort-
able and livable. I.
If you ll come in tomorrow, any day, we 11 tell you what
it will cost to make your house comfortable, and save coal.
“Do it now. "
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot re order,
Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season’s merch-
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
when they are closed out they cannot be replaced. So the old
tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here buys as much
as two dollars elsewhere in the Inc of Women’ s and Misses'
‘ ing to objections of Samuel Gompers?
of Colorado, lead Io the Senate ycsIcI-
Automobile
Repairing
‘lligh Grade Work a
Q Specialty
and save money.
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Petticoats.
fills aluminum
THE. PARIS
_‘ CLQAK. AND sun” HOUSE
33 ‘90. Main St.
Come
So. Nor'walk
Official Service for,
Chevrolet. Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
Trucks
{ford Repairing and Perla,
Wrecks Towed in any dis-g
slice.
FENDER AND BODY
Pl Ioncs 1360. 2011.
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS .
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS
VORK OUR SI’ECIALTY
WELDING .
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
Austin’ sGaragel"
, Thane 1959. Seaview Ave
' EAST NORWALK
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A NEW 1.0T 0T
Black teal All
Just Received
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YOU'LL NEVER KNOW IT
:II‘IcI' III» llul‘e appllctl our up-
“It’ll!“ vuIczIIIIsnng llll“Ul(ldIl to
your old tin: or inner lubc.
ll ltIIII‘IIIIIII-s pIIIclicully (1 new
Ii‘rc. IllI.II’~IIIItsI are cullrcly
coviz'ml, worn pluccu repaired.
:II‘l’Il Ihe whole shoe or tube rc-
nou‘cvl., Our vulcnuirinu is to
lll‘I‘R what good cobbllnn is to
shoes.
NORWAIK SUPPLY SHOP
29 WaII'Sl., Norwalk
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SEPTEMBER lst
, at 84 Washington St.
Formerly occupied by A.
RIDGEFIELD WOMAN HEIR
llirlI.II1:lIIIII, who nus an aunt of Anne,
SlII‘lIoII ltichuldsou, of llidgcfiicld, on
Illlc I'III' Include in Ihc Suno'z: Itc‘ s coult
!$10,000 in real cstolc nl‘ch
arc p: III] to he disul‘oulcd as follows-
| All of the ma] estate \IlIlI lhc cx
lccpllon of pI‘cIIIiscs m 57 West Ninth
5stuccl, to tho ulecc, nbsolulclv,
1 The West Ninth slrccl promises to
I..'.llIcI uilh. all personal cftoclslhcrc-
Dickcrman & Son
lu. smh us all furniture, pictures. clo-
[Albert D Morgan t 1 , .
‘ uho now Icsldcs theicin also absolute
THE NORWALK LINE lv
Fast Freight Servnce Between This life estates for both the uclco and con
Cit‘y‘fintl Flew Yfirk Min and at the death of one the pIinclpv
Steamers mic and Armitege sl is to go to the survivor, absolutely
Brearley"
. Freight accepted at Norwalk and;
'South Nor-walk from 7: 30 to 5:92.!
‘ht received at Pier 45.122” 456, I
ew York, fnom 7-: 30
, Stc‘nmers lam-'1)”
enNew York
duvet ens/spas.
The rest of the estate, jointly, as
, and forever.
, THE HAT TRADE
the 55, East; , Co Suit
" .‘ o‘clock. dill”! The Hatters Fur Exctmngc, me.
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in New York city til An answer by
AX AT THE SODA EOUNTAIN '
Thom and Bavlev, of the Pceksklll Hat
Manufacturing Co., and
Thain, to rccmer for goods sold and do
III e] ed in which the defendemsmadc
a counterclaim for the non-delivery of
lIaitcr's fur contracted for from the
plaintiff, say thcpaily, News ,Rccard.
Thcmeply.’ by George ”IV. Olvnny, ad.
mhs that‘thc plaintiff refused Ito de-
liver the balance of goods due. but al
lcgcs that the contract was declined by
reason of the fact that the Peekskill
No action has as yet been taken by
be local soft—drink dealers in I-cszard
thejleglslmion, alrcadv posed by
hefiouse of Repncsentatlves in Wash-
néfon. placinc u tax of lava rents on
ten-cent III-inks. This means that lo-
_ ‘ilrug stores and confectionery
is will hive a boost to their sot’t
‘ 'Drug stores new charge In
ore: plate of ic‘ecl’cam of for
loner-y stores the price is to
the new tax becomes a Ian
s Lit undoubtedly 'wlll, thee:
committed "subtnnttal and material
breaches of epic contract. "
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William B.
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0‘ Train No. 259
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A number of other chances In pus-Ian
Th, “m or Miss DollIIIlphn (:1an {:on stories are also announced.
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CHANGE lN 'rna‘ms.
' in \‘ou Y oIk Ill roots her catnip 0f 0v pr New York- Pi tsfield Service to Be Cu;-
ull debts
, tailed.
Beginning Monday. August 19. the
following changes will bc mode in the
train service oi the New York, New
Iluvcu & Hartford Railroad:
Bar Harbor Express.
The \\'nIslIiugton-Bar
prose will he discoutlnucd hotwccu
\\'ll:—‘.llllllzl(lll nud Now Haven.
llloflllbtlllnd trip ulll be made Auc'usl
11.:IIII1 the last trip southbound Auc-
usl 20.
The New York- Bar Hmhor Exprc: s '
now leaving Gmud Conlml 'l‘cInIlnal
at 7: 00 p. III.. will lcme at 7: .70 p. m. ..
and be scheduled from 25 to 30 mln
ones later at 125111 SL. Stamford South
Nonwnlk and Bridgeport.
‘ New York Piltefield.
.Traln No 248 now lunlng Ncu
lork neck davs at 12: 45 p In. for
.1. 2-, 5 p Counter Claims Filed in Peeksklll Hat Plthl'lcld will be operated on Frldoys
and Saturdays only, on same schedule
as at present.
Train No 257 now leaving Pittsl’lold
except Satuxdoyeund Sundays. at 0150
II. III.,f01 New Yolk, will be disconlin
ued.
'l‘Iain No. 1928 leaving New Haven
week days at 4:04 p. m., for Cannon.
will be discontinued north of Brook~
field Junction.
Train No. 1409 leaving Canaan wool-z
(luvs (“”7155 a. m.. for New Haven,
will be discontinued north of. Brook-
ficld Junction. This train will leave
Brcckficld Junction at 10: 21 a. m to:
New Haven, due 11: 45 n. m., and con
use! at Botsford with train No 1405,
leaving that point at 10: 53 a. m., due
Bridgeport 11:27 a- m.
Trai No; 2:10 leaving New York
week eye at 3:30 p in will make ind:
dltionnl stops betwoen IBruokticld
Junctibn and Cahaanmlo take care of
the business now handled on No.1428‘
and will be due Pittsfleld at 8. 48 p. m'
leaving Pittsiield
week days at 7: 21 a. 111., will stop at
NEW HAVEN,Aug.16.—llltféctlve intermediate station; Canaan to Brook» j
yesterday it was stateds fimhdugust 19. the Washington Barflnrbor’, field Junct’o‘n, to take care of the hmé
Express on [ht-5.1.1“. ankl New 1-an mess no whandled on No.1409. and
on and Hartford, Railroad will dlscon
tlnue between Washington and view
one those who were Infidel vehe‘
up this statement was :those hi.
rug stores where-15 cents is,
Haven according to an announcement Inn. for Winstod
awn! be due New York at 12: W9.
Central New Ehglnnd train No. 131'
leaving Mlllerton Week days at 6: 15 p
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‘ ’ 'I‘hclmcrnullonal(‘I‘Iuvculloh of (’llIlI
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The lust 1'
will leave anneal: at
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REPLY ll] liflllPEllS
iristram 8. Hyatt
. Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Colorado Senator Cites New
England Labor Troubles
as Examples of Need
WASHINGTON, August 16. “Reply .
to a nonk on fight plOllSlOD in the!
* Every department i
new Man Power bill Senator Thomas
blues comfort and honest
day a lethal he had WI; [ten 10 MI. , v
Gompcrs, declaring enactment of smut LADIES BATHING Sb
3 measure at this time is essential
and adding:
“Faior and {IIivllegcs should be un- I
known, as {an as possible in the szI.
We are not by exempting certain class-
es extending favors to them. We are!
,merely utilizing their peculiar ubili-i
Iiics in essentially necessary direc-
tions. As long as they are used their,
exemption should continue. \‘l'lII-u!
thev are not used. I llllllk it should
‘ccaw" f
l The senator also .nid that while the
lattilude of organizld lzIboI as .l uholc
llnad been paIrioIic unIl IIIIIIIIIcndablI,-.,
'unless his intormaiicn was all wrong;
llubor conditions in New .ch'scy and}
BATHING SUITS FOR
colors.
LADIES’ BATHING c
LADIES’ UNDERWEA
BLACK CAT HOSIER
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In Mid-
styles that would be good investments for another season. as well as for the.
many weeks of warm weather that are still to come.
late. that are unusual values at present prices.
for honest wear that makes them a favorite with practical parents.
3 well stocked with season-able merchandise. that com-
values.
ITS—We still have a good assortment of sizes and
x.’
MEN AND BOYS—~Onc and two piece styles in various
APS. UNIONS. SHOES Aim erocnnxos.
R—Of many models. in silk. muslin and of woven mater-
Y FOR BOYS AND GIRLS have earned a reputation
New England, IIIullI .IIieI-IIIII. lllt'
i'pxoduclloumt wax muIcIiul, gun- been. ~ ....,...
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CAUGHT IN alum
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lJuty. 1919,11 has III-cu :IIInIquIcIl. It“
Is cxpcctcd that the convention \Iill;
brlng thousands of ll.l\'1‘llllfl suchIuI II
' and business men In tho city from the
parts of the lulled Sluice, Canada,
and other countries.
(Continued I‘rom lilrat l‘u'ge.)
conviclcd in New York on charm-:5 ol
conspiring: lo', desII'oy ships which
were conveying loud and munitions Io
,Eumpc by placing iulcmul machines
in their cargoes :InIl ultawhiug time
bombs to their Iudchs llc w lS Hint)
('Olllll‘("lttl w; lll plot.»- to dislltly Inll-
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Try a Sentinel \‘I‘IIII: Ad“
. (.nIIInIiIII m; sabotagc w; til the pun-loos:
‘or interfering with the lllOl/(‘lllt‘lll 01,
Anal agency creulcd by
load biidgcs in Canada and LlClltlnlil
Spain, and (‘Ollllllllll I] below lln‘ l'nlu
‘ I'd Status In (‘zuuc jnVulII‘Il lll llll‘ ‘.'l.\l’,
Ilr‘ay probably I‘cullzcd IlII‘II lli‘ ‘.\'.I" lt'l-v
'lIII Slouch
ll‘ lI IIIII'.
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Mai!) to be suI-IcndvI'I-II III
. "GochuInchI upon IlIIIIIIIII'
he “dived (Ixnudilmn 1m. .IIIIlII. .4
(011m med Io Icium III ill .\
unison
supplies and” Canadian troops 10 EU
ropc. Ills :Ictivllies WON: par: of the
vou Iil’lll-
storft‘, (,‘npluin Boy 11d and (‘upIain
, von I‘IpIn of the GcInImI L‘mhussv.
Sonic months ago he cscapId lIoIII
the ltchul I’Iisoll at Atlanta, Co.‘
and eluded pursuit until 11207115 or Ill-I:
:Izue lellillilnlf‘lll lOCt‘dll‘? IllIiun in‘mnwmine (m mg“, 3.“,
I aim mm: o II III) ll “.15 . ,. , , ,
(IXIJI‘I‘inlcted is u :Iutulmy ol'lc-ucI coIcI wacc :1 ‘1’“ “m ‘m‘ M"
iii by the lh‘ll‘ddlll on 1mm \\illl “>10 'llwal-
' uses FOR TURPENTlNE
A few drops IN‘W‘ll III .L'
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Another Special Sale tor
H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
Specials that no Other Store can Duplicate.
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Bpecial Hats at $2
, Through some, good fortunewc
I were able to purchase about one hundred
sample fall hats, made of nearest satin;
, georgvtte crepe Hats worth $2 98
lrpm $5 to $7 all to go at
About Two llundr‘ed Hats to go
' $1. 00 and $1. 98
This IS the remainder of our stock.
White and colored straws. Trimmed and
untrimmcd. Rc- $1 & $1.98
member the prices
Worth up to $6.00
Hats for Little Girls
, At 50c. School will open soon and
your little, girl will need a hat. 506
Any ”hat in. the store, now at
Kinionasf or $1. 50
Long kimonas ol heavy crepe. Fancy
patterns, collar and cuffs pi- $
Dedwith satin to match all Sizes 1- 5 O
Middy Blouses for $1.00
Buy them now, for your girls will
need them When school opens
the prices will be much hichei. Each
While They Last
Silk Walsts at $2. 98
tub-Silk crepe de chine,-
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Voile and Crossbar Lawn
Waists at $1.00
Those waists are regular ‘
$1.50 values. Special at $1050
' Silk Shirts for $3.98
Plaid or striped silks, and cloths
values lit) to $638 SpeCial $3.98
for tomorrow at
Buys’ Wa'sln Suits at $1.50
Al I lcolor stripes and plain $1.50
chambrays. Sizes 3 to 8 at
Former Price $2 and $2.50
sun Hill In“ no no non“
0xlords, Tan and Phat hand SBlack,
. e l" 0i“ e or qunre
32:; $5,? m Toes. Former val.
, , , cos” it to $8.
To Close 0“! M ”To Close out At
$3.00.
$4 to $5 "I
. Special prices on all
white shoes for women
and little girls. Canvas
and buck from $2 .00 to
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Norwalk Chronicler