,a’ inhum- GRAFT ,
.‘ War tum.-
capita.
‘fi‘urther ;
Woo my ditch-e conditions DENTIST 0358 IN +113
f upon which a recovery can be had
L . ageinst John D. Ryan and others who
' mmmmnmcem ex- lcheorgo. fltyumomm
for twenty-eight years died 0! heart
trouble white in on unto-awe yen-l
,1 , masons EXAMINATION Pas-r- terday. The doctor, with Mrs. Mac 1 unto, son of Funk Pctthrnto'of Fion-
"3 George had started for Hartford iAt
nto
the car to mist the doctor who had
lion of I’resident Ban Johnson of the commflnd of teeltng ill Death com-
shortly after. the machine was
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"dilate 9f mule funds."
NEW YORK Aug
American League
Intrusion of Pitcher Carl Mays,
postponed today. until September 4. by
“erect George J. Gillispie.
EYEGLASS
SHOPS
comm
PONED Talcottville, Joseph Sample .got
28 .—-Examina-
the ing
was driven
in regard to
to Medical
was obtained and the body
home.
ONLY ONE TYPE EYE
GLASS FITS YOU
CORRECTLY
l'nilml apm-inlists zm- all your wr—
vim- in all matters pertaining to
the 13w. $11 charge for examina-
. ' lion.
‘1. ' _ , . . .
_ It you haw dorm-live 1151011. and
chum-x will 't‘nrrnm tho
tho exam lenses to 1110” your re-
nrwurilmd.
(111 i re 111nm ‘ “'1 H In-
ngmg lint in nu t';l,~:~ “ill
“I. — m- ‘ v
1:111111'11ula-1l unless abmhlt‘f‘l)
unconur} in 11031111 relief.
l'ysznul IQ."- titans Shops are 1111‘“!-
in: .111 urgnnt demand for thor-
1 111115 t‘vlin‘idv npliuzll scm‘icm a' :
h ' .'11‘.‘
1.1111111 :ln- l‘vut-Ii of all.
110 Washington Street
80. Norwalk, Conn.
Richmond Ranges
The fully guaranteed Rang; to Bake, Cook
and Boat.
The Range that will give you
complete satisfaction or your money back
We have a. complete stoc‘ . in all sizes ready tar your in-
spection. M
Gomeinmdpick with: size thatismost suited foryozu‘ {
meta, and let us deliver it to youonmdays’frcetml.
dam Our Range club
NownndbeginsavingonyOur coal bill, as the Richmond
Range is the most economical range built.
‘OPEN A CHARGE: ACCGUNT;
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Bedding and
My Carriages
« 1 w , 4 ' 5'
' SALE’OF‘THRIFT STAMPS.
IN SPRUCE CHARGED HARTFORD. Aug. Mung the
past month W again held one-
m ‘BOard Reports in Milwaukee out mm in W afi- sale of
‘ Road Cue.
trouble. ‘
glasses be r-w- .
Stung.1 ,
Pb‘R’I'LAlN-‘D Ore. Aug 29. —-C‘harg- :amtn' in twentyue dim bf Ne
as that approximately 35. 000000 of England, those ml“ cceeds
Govern-ant ands ind been “squan- 50:080. he and them m‘flart
" dated, misapplied and converted to the ford ‘post (Mice and other agencies
ampecthe Ines of the Milwaukee were $173. 349 44 for the month with 3
Railroad interests’ were contained in per capita sale or 81. 54 Boston’s total
a. rent! telegraphed yesterday to Sec- sales were $905, 071. 05, util-
retnw 0‘ War .Bnker by the Congress- ita. figure was only $1.18. Provide.
19ml! committee investigating Opera- had a. per capita sale of mo nil-
lions of the Spruce Production Dill-”total amounted to $806.33“.
Among Connecticitts sh nib: m
The report declares that the expen- Haven stands secondmfiuft‘l'ord, with
. . ditures of the Spruce Production Divl- 10131 58163 of $111,805.08. 01' 736 per
55- ' slon were “wasteful and unnecessary." . .
’ ' It concludes by saying that
AUTOMOBILE.
ROOK‘VLLE. ‘AUG. 29—Dr. Willlttn
Examiner Rocn- l
well's olice where a death celtincate
takfl! Torrington Man Hears of Fate of.
1‘
immune!-
RUMOR or ant-r: ~
maximum 111 (1.1118 a—rhe
report content in Gonnecttcnt tnat ’23_
Connecticut men were slntn on the SP-
berlan front is denied by the war do-
the m my «'3
magnum-«71131 mm
b Ina-uh when sum
Romanov)“ Suchnn Branch, June 24.
The war department issued sate-.V
emanflneabfiving'themdt
those killed.“ won-“and- July
7,‘ issued anothor out”: [king ’
their emrgency addresses. The only
unto-“on the nu with a Connecttcm'
address" hlvntc Lang C. M‘
‘ ville.
l
THREE MET “A!“ - l
IV can ~901Mb“:
6
1 Father on! Two Brothers. :
TOBRINmN, Aug. 19.—-Word has“
than received ‘h. Tart-31011 of 1218‘
! death last Sunday aftenonn at their;
ihome at Pittsfleld Junction. 111135.. of
Frank Cassie 55. Patrick Canto 30.‘
i and Joseph Connie, 12 the first named
’ Ithe father and the last two the brot: 1
ers of Peter Casale of this place They
were \ictims of sewer gas poisoning
According to the story that reached
. Torrlngmn, a dmfn pipe leading to the
l cesspool from the Chute house md
,become clogged and the father sent
his younger son, Joseph. down “1101.211
{the openlng to ”rennin the tmusuof
' He was immediately overcome and tell
into three ten of sewage at tho not-
t'tmn of the pool. The lather then
called to Patsy the older son. old Ink.
3 od him to go down and see what was
the matter with Joe. HG- had no soon?
. or passed down the hole when 'he '15:
‘ovemme and tell in. The {other then
3 hastened to their rescue and in trylnx'
lto save the boys lost his own Mel
Room Rovatto. the first nun cannon
:thc sn‘no of the tragedy. was many
10v9rcnme when he tried to roscne the
‘ father.
l v
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WARNING "'0 AUTOISTS.
Lune; Must Not Be Used or
Pros-1.11071 Will Fotlcwv.
HUITPDRD. Aug. 29.’ Proaccntlm
of all automobilists who are using '-
'flon. l1 nor-n on their cars will be
ism led 99111.10. according to In
rn1rrrmen1 made yesterday by Motor
\oh. ('1 (Mmmlsilnnm Robbins B.
:Smm‘kel. f‘el‘tfl‘lt‘afc‘s regarding the
tVfll‘l’MS lvnsrs Which arf- on the mar»
km will be tamed try the Department
or .Vlmor Vehicles Son! 3. After a
“08k has been alum the owners at
:Clea'
m»“‘” H Pomp" “"h n" law "we”
‘ ‘ was passed by the last session of the
Lvul‘s'liHUI‘P. living the (‘mnmiksloncr
of Motor Vehicles authority to deter»
mme what lenses complied with the
1hr, the law will be enforced and all
m010rt<t~ “hose cars are oqnlmwd
,vrlth (Lear lenses w ll be prosecuted ‘
_._.3_._ r
‘ 1 ANDREW SOCKALEXIS DEAD. f
—__._.
"- oxronn. 360.. Aux. 29.4-41.1“
‘ Sockalexis. famous Indian runner. died'
more yesterday from tubercular menmv
4 nil in. llv had competrd in my (name
llmzmrtant ‘ km: dizzmncrI running
i«vents or the country. lncludhig 1m:
illusion Marathon. Ho 12:1 in the
lgolympic‘ games at Stockholm in 131:.
hu: failed to place. He- wns bum ln
; ()ld town and was % years (to.
;M111.ER’S§
MARKET]
17 QLY AVE.
l
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mum
mammrwtdmm
, Sun. Y. 3
1 may at a .1' m.
(Mantegna) _
genre: Sn W in time 10!
auras uurouw ‘
”Ruminations”
“an ”flu-Ila sue-n. 1
'Woven strand over strand of pure,
hesvylinen thread, they are floor coverings
which will wear well for years.
1 These rugs express everything that i
understood by the term “good taste.”
coIOrs are just plain solid lines, tam,
browns, olive and greys. Good backgrounds
you'oee, for the furnishing of simple and liv-
~able rooms.
The following sizes now in stock.
9 x 12, $39.60 8 x 10, $29.35
6x9, $19.80
Mats, 27x54 inches, $3.75.
Aluminum Ware
When the August Sale started there was
near load of aluminum utensils for. the
kitchen. There remain now, only some sauce
' pans of convenient size, some measuring
cups and some coffee percolators of a size to
accommodate six or more cups. Those who
wish to participate in these bargains should
1 not delay.
In the Children's Shop
gCola-ed Drones, ginghams, percalcs and cham-
brays. Many and varied are the styles and trimmings
of thcsclittle dresses. High waisted models have col-
f jars, pockets and strapsof plain contrasting material.
ere are yokes formed of rows of white featherstitch-
‘ ing i‘du'ch imitate smacking. and tilts: have white
.tzoltars and belts edged with lace. Straight hanging
drums with planed fronts ind tiny flowers hand
worked.
Sizes 3 l() (1 V fills.
Rompers, full and straight-leg styles. These in
chambray, seersucker, crepe cloth and madras, plain
colors or all white.
Sizes 3 to 6 years. “$1.50 Up.
Sweden, “Slinons” in :1}! the delimit:- shades that
combine well with white frocks. $4.50
Heavier sweaters, brown, rose and Copenhagen
blue. '
Sizes 3. 4 and 5 years. $5.50
Buy:’ Wash Suits, plain chambrays, black and
white or brown, blue and tan striped suits, braid
trimmed. ‘
$2.50 to $5.90
Sizes 3, 4, S and 6 years. ‘
\ Second floor.
In the Book Shop
A small sized suede book—
The *
THE S'PGRE WILL BECLOSED MONDAY. LABOR DAY
Handkerchiefs
For Women. Handkerchiefs can be obtained at
. Purina Knives 111 111.111} sizes and sides.
CoquettishPlumes
--._....-. ' and M Cop Feather: "
wlflifichminhcomhdbmkefiew "*4
I'hhiu Autumn ;‘
She who Cherishcs a desire for
a Hat, different from, and unlike
any other woman’s, may have.
her desire granted.
The Togas all Beretta of
black velvct or velour which em-
anate from the Read atelier bear
signs ofcatctnsive smartness.
“Ia-em I'd-n5 of velvet
and feathers, mi wide soft
crowned affairs which might be
worn by a ‘51::th torcador.
Chiba} .Gdl or Silva is
deftly twisted into a turban or
toque.
There in wool anhmidery and applique ot Origiv
ml design and skilled workmanship.
Come and sec. She who has :1 dream of :1 hot
may without doubt have her dream come true. ,
' 0nd floor.
Shirts for Men of Taste
Primed Mains in good assortment of patterns,
“Waverly” make. ' $2.!!! eoch.‘
, ~me Mu, neat consermtivc stripes "Way.
crly” make £2.50 coda,
Better grades, Woven Hus, Satin Stripes and
$33185. $3.00, $3.55, $4.10 and $5.20
.‘lll-li flown.
For Preserving Time
Every thin f: that is required for successful const:1",-;1tiud
of fruit and vegetables. ‘
Cons, (me-half pint 10 two quart sizes.
Muon Joe: or glass tops.
Extra tops for Masml jars. \ special \.1cuun1 top
which w 'll appeal in all Stlcntllit umLS.
“Good Luck" Rubbers for jar tops.
Ju Wrenches for Mason jars.
Jelly Tumblers.
Pad-e for sealing.
Sui-mend Jelly Bug: on standards.
BlondfingBukcts. i
Luge Minx; Spoons 01 “hi to enamel of aluminum
«"1116.
9!;
Conner: andhr Racks, from the indhid'ual tn thus:
in which eight jars will fit.
Sales, white enamel. with s-cmups' or platinum tops.
“$301319?!”
0.1 Cloth Luncheon $215
A new line just received in live and thirteen
pieces. Patterns in blue, green andnther colors on
white. On: unusual and attractive design is of fruit
in <61 eml colors. ‘
$1.50 and $2.25 a set.
Chfdren’c Sets, an oil cloth tray cover for the
table. good size. and a large l‘il1 in the some dcsign,
. These are conventional blue and brown patterns.
$1.00 n net.
A‘r‘. Xklwrlnzrnt.
Some Laces
File: Bonds uni Edges,
lte , .n'g'ht to go in the - 1
pocket, .is "The but won! 5, “land 15¢. ”Math- 5 yd
on Auction.” . , 1M in new de-
.0 cm. . but of course these are not linen. We can Show :1 signs. net and h“, .1115.
It would make a good anc- plain hemstitchcd, all linen, . £3112!ch fluid flace. Sold.
ampu'zc ’ ' . .1 , . ynr , or vesterw‘.
M Guide Book right {or 5’ 19325. 353“- 111111081430 hm 1
the pocket, contains '“l- . . ' . . 25 ch. 1 yd.
and pictures and dam-3p. Whoa; 35¢. A - mid .3550”
50115 of more than 2901M
‘firds east of the Rockies.
mom... Cot-fonhcmstitchcd, '10, 121,; “as“
.mcntof French round»
mesh and B. 8. Vols. inr
ammo and Edges.
“all“:h.
3on5. 1mm rcal 1&ch
4 , 3., film flinging 311.1
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Norwalk Chronicler