.1! .17'
' 11V. A‘-.‘JV',‘[,.
Em» .. -,.
of East
Stamerd yesterday
store on East. Washington
be opened on Monday morning. next.
wen has retmned to her home afte1 a
visfl with relatives on East avenue.
night by
CaseV' was postponed yesterday noon Charles E. Philips, fomrexiy captain ““1“” V '1‘ WWW]
until the lattex part of the month
The Loring family who have been located in Wate1flbulzv was a Visitorl
occupying the Raye cottage at D011-
‘Ion’s Point haVe gone On a tour of into and M15. Malcolm l’enmv
Connecticut the Anny works llEleiuL
the Sunday
_ ,yard or the “coop,” give Baby a few playthings, spread
llence in food awe! congenial surround
mgs
WALK
The Y. M. C. A. will meet this man ,
ing at CommunitV hall.
Frank W Roberts and Judge John
3i: 'e a:
".lanil
.1 ’arV'iu Beach. on Nauvoo is"
Al Hefnei has had the, gasolin
e flgbelt’s launch and skirt.
. e t about 10 a n1.
Ragefallvglfitafon last night 21191 a day b'1il playing.
9 '2 01‘“ in swimming and a good feed and Diem:-
Ray \V ' let it
ermes new electrical supply picnic “ere Gordon Hemlin, Bert Tier.
West will
A. W . Raymond
Norwalk
John Glmer. Rodden Uhle, F. Howie}
Miss Minewa Vt omnan of New 113,- and Leon Kendricks.
g The Salvation Army to is t::0da
holding a picnic. for the p001e1child1
Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Kemp, of S0111 ren of the city at Calf Pastu'. e beach.
view avenue have tetumed home, al‘t- the trip being made from the Salxa
er a week’ 5 visit at Asbury Park.
tion Army
The moonlig‘fit sail planned for last ton street to the beach by
Al Canev .111 and Axthur futnished bV' local people
(111'! (”HF-ll l .
Capt.
0f the Salvation Army here and HHWi
(“11‘-
[LP
hPie and attended the picnic.
new heads o‘l
A number of East Norwalk young are the hosts of the den.
$01k attended the dance held at The 1'(' 4111.11' monthlV' 1111111an 0. the‘
Roton Point last 631: enincr b, the Bat- East NcuVValk 11111.1 01111111111 \ssoci.1
tery F. Social Club ofS iflmerd gtlon was hold yesterday att011101m.:1l
The Lad ies’ Aid SOClPlV Of 11111 East '(‘ommunily He.“ then l1 #1:: :1. you
avenue M E. chu1',ch is meeting in 141‘ng attendance “15$ V. endemth.
school rooms of the “n" m“ 9“le 01 1.111 (him 11 ”mm
church this afternoon. work. if fim‘wnm' .1de Q” 11h: {1:901}-
. 1:. - '1 1
Final arrangements wen: made at kittiffflflfi, :S:::::u§:32.r?:‘;ing0( 0
1118 meeting 01‘ I nc'as Tribe. N0 26 I. llEl’ \ f ' -
O. R. M. l'1st nigh1.l'01' the clambalm, '
to be h: M next Sunday, at (71111“ Pas-
ture Beach,
Robert G. Millard. formr-bsteward
al'tV-rmmn (11' (‘ilt'll \‘.'(M.'l\'. {11111.1 .‘l to 4
o’clock. by Mr‘s. Anderson. is pron:
to be a c, or success. Through the
of the Norwalk Country Club. and now “rum-csny :1: some 112' 1110 111111'11l11'1'». :1.
steward 0f the Black llllfk COUDU‘Y pay shelf has been added to the “hr-'11
Club, and the Manor Club. in Bridge- 13:. whole 111.1 111111: inn-111. 1,1,1,- h.1 (-11,.
mm. was a visitor with friends here tainpd for a small sum. '1". park
yesterday. 1(11'1111111irq11o reported that th[1 winch-tr
Abe-.11 200 of the? officials of the C0]- lwdge 11ml inf-1111 {12111111131} The visit"-
umbia (21111111111111.0110 Company will at- iug committee l'V‘DOFifi'd lllfi' ”HHS-
throuzzh the
committee
at
show dinner. at the Pot‘lon,(1ne‘culls had been made
.aturday aftemoon. This past month. The bazaar
becoming also ieported that they are busilv
noxk for the Coming lair,
fizzfir‘. a
1.1.9. on
shone rest 111mm is rapid]:
:1 mecca. {or parties who desire (1110911
Keogh gave ' picnic to the bovs who
Vestei'daV, ille trip being model
e ,
supply 6111mm in front of his star f10m the Death to the island in 11'.
repaired.
l
1 11' 11
The 1103 Si ’55 a”
and retarned at " t1 11) to Oneouta,1\’e'V York '
Those l10V's who went on the
'Fred and Philip W'ilcox Jack Keogh, .
headquarters on Wflasl i1 1 1
man-,7
The librarv oommirtoe reported-
that the story hour. given on Friday;
VV hich VV ill _
m
OWLAN ‘ S
"" m 30m NDBWALK 2.112an W "“
IIre held during the last of September, friends from New York city at 1181'
and the first of October. bane on the Post Road.
i
1 New mzv i,
ing relatives at Brooklyn, .1 Y.
i
Miss Susie Lanzo is chiming her :1.
Sniffeu, of
sheet. has 1eturned from a six weeks‘ R ‘1' Smith C0
store 0f the
'Mr. and Mrs. Paul W.
teitaining liiends from the, (:itV'
their home on the upper Post R0 lrl.
Mr and Mrs Charles F
entettaining out—ol-toon lfleiafltt‘s
their home.
Vl iliiam H.
led in Bridgepott
nual vacation at his home,
1:.lace
The early potato crop crop herea-
lliouts is Vet'V good accmdin:r to iho~c
VV ho planted ear 1V and are now digging
the tubers. The EailV Rose varietv
Sniffen, VVho is emplo:
is enjoVing his an
in this1
their young 9011. 15111111112. of the
at. Asbury Park, N. J.
Mrs.
Minnie
lolm Snifun Ravmond street.
gmotor trip to Goshen. ,
y Miss u...
, Thomas l‘oslo has secured a ,1-
12511 3911.3tion as conductor on The Connect.
1 Th amount mised during ”10 “0' cut Company's street our line
”anton F1912 Lillian driVe VVas $35313“ Stamford.
,—-$loo 00 having been placed in the;
lhulowment Fund” account 2- 2.20 is
.11: ft {01' this year's expenses, which
its $22.70 short of the necessary $273.-‘
00. But We hope to receive some
later contributions. as several 1111011101
were out of town during the drive.
“’9 have in all $300.00 in the ”I711-
d0V'1'mcnt Fund" account at present.
her home on Maple aVenue after :3;
joVing a V'is it VVith hei daughter.
Chester F. “food of New Canaan,
is camping at Lake \Vacca‘ozy.
Mr. 'and Mrs. G. I’OWOll, who 1m
been Visiting their daughter, 3115.
I). Butler 01’ the Post Road.101
DAPIEN
V'esterdaV.
\\illi21111sona11
,at Freepoxnt L. 1.,
1 Senator Challes l1:
._____..._.- Crofoot are attending the Merritt
.1 1 Day dinner at the Danbu1y Fair
Mrs. P. S. Moody and her two young Grotmds ”1,9 aftemoon , .
sons have returned from visit to New_
Haven.
Mise Marv Hurst is intertaining 011t-
oHoVV'n friends at her home on the
want V95. “1111;: that if?"
patients of a baby boy 110111 to 1111':
son and daugbtcnin-law 3311'. .md‘ .
\‘issler of New York city. tions of that State. A trip down lll
'Mrs. Jennie .. .
Williams unique experiences.
1 ,
Entrances In Main MSW!» Fan-field Avenue. and (ham! gm
JOy for Baby;
Rest for Mother.
.2 "9 I8n’t it a fine thing that Baby can have 0 a good time,
get healthful exercise, engoy plenty of freedommand that
Mother may also have freedom for her other duties , may
rest awhile in content, may know that Baby is safe and
happy 1
Today such condition is within reach. No need of
nonstant watching over Baby. Instead: set up the play-
:‘a pad upon the lawn Or the floor! Many an hour will thus
{be enjoyed by Baby—sand Mother too. And what rest-
.ful sleep each such hour brings. ’
What lots of things for Baby’s and for- Mother’s
icomfort there are! How the Babies Own Section fairly
gsparkles with them! that a splendid place it is! And
{how much nicer and “homeyer” each of 'those things will
seem when Baby is enjoying them!
Things for rest and play are only a part. There are
fflfings for wear, things to lighten Mother" s labor, and
wretty things almost without number. ,
Play yards, complete — Sweaters, all ~ white or
$9.50 with pink or blue trimming
Wardrobes—$15 to $19. 50 $3.50 to $6
Dressing table‘s— $7.50 Crocheted sacks, v e r 1'
Clothes trees—1 $3 dainty and 1light—"$1175 '00 $5
Ducky Doos— $225 Record books——
. Scales, very correct——$15 50° ‘30 $1- 50
,‘1 Shoes, white and brown Little dresses with very
and pink and blue and black dainty trimming-
$1.25 to $7.50
H 1 & 1.50
I Comb and bmssh Se$t9__ ' Flannel gertrudesfi
69c to $4.50 $1 .65 to $3
Carriage covers— $2 to $8 1131::- towels sets—$2.75
.——.¢
Walkers, white— $41 0 hot 11 b
Bath tubs, unique—$13250 roe e MESS-:0 $3.50
Bassinettes—
'Nice slips of soft muslin,
tasteful
$4. 50150 $18
Kiddie Koop 8——
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1
meow
311931.50
Good reasOn for
choosing fur coat.
August, we all agree, is not time for wearing a fur
(Moat
But it is good time for choosing. And this is the
reason
Choice is to be made from the first coats made up.
Naturally those coats are made from first— choic'1 skins.
And, just as naturally, firstechoice skins are best; price
for price. ,
Prices are lower than later in the season. This is
particularlv the case today. No fur coa .s are now being:
made, because of struggle over wages between workers
and employers. W’hcnever the time comos that work is
resumed and coats are made, prices will go up. So stub-
born are both sides to the dispute, that there is no telling
when that time will arrive!
So women who choose now do these three things:—
are sure of coat when it is wanted;
secure it from best of skins; pay
less now than later prices will be.
And here are some of the coats ready for choosing;
every one in correct attractive style for the coming sea—
son:—
l
Mrs George Roberts of the Post
3M, and her two children, are Visit-;: ‘ ,
Raymond nual vacation from her duties at tho
Doll me on
at ,
Gunn ' ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George C. (Brady and
'l'l,~»1
Road. are spending a week’s vacation
‘Republiran Tonn (“haiiman Ernest B.
Ford is entertaininc Shaft into :1 coal mine was one 01' M‘r.
$1.59to$3.50 8a..
1085c:
' V *mwi‘
. .. *' ’
who... in?
Racoon coats, 30 inches long— Natural ponyskin with Australian
_ ' opossum collar and cum—— $275
Japanese mini; coats, 36 inches Wombat coat. with deep shawl c0]-
length——- $397.50 ._.. $205
Mole belted coat with shawl collar Sealine of rich etect. belt. shawl
—- $395 collar~ $195
Taupe squirrel coat with shawl— Belted Sealine with shawl collar—11-
3375 - $187.50
Seal Genette coat with beaver col- Marmot coat with nutria collar and
lap-— 5, cuffs— $lfi5
Nearseal coat, belted, very deep‘ Seamus with belt and shawl collar—'—
shawl collab— 8315 $165
Black .ponynkin with beaver cellar Nun-1a coutee, very smart effect——
_ 32.5 3150
Leonard mm m-eouar— Natural marmot with music-at col-
5390 la:- and cuffs— 3125
.Natural Guam. have: 0011813 4331b Sealine 30-inch coat with belt and
430 shawl collar— . $125
Marmot: coat with bell cuffs, shawl Marmot coat, 8!! inch MM
collar—- S205 callar belt— ‘95
Ll
.'. ‘1.th .
,giV'es pr ontiso of yielding. splendidly.
l "1' Izod 3.3113, George Thomas, and; Mr. and Mrs. Henry B Cooke and 1
_lso:1. George Thomas, J12, of Oneonta,‘1heir daughtt’r, Miss, 11‘1‘111‘. zmd MI‘S-
\‘r'z' York. are comets of Mr. and 1115.! D. D. Holmes, have returned from a “
in.
Mrs. W'. I. Lowndes has leturned to
1-}:
M711.
who 1,
.V'
H. 5
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past ten daV's, retumcd to melt home
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Mr. and Mrs John Kramei I'm-mud 31
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P0” Road. Philip Kramer of Brooklyn on Sam;
Mrs. Clifford \Vright is entertain: any,
friends from Pelham. N. Y.. at her 3.11100] Supprmtmmpm James R.
home on. \‘Vt'st Side avenue. \ijamg returned “.mprday from '3
Mrs. C. II. Sisson of Mansfield are week’s vacation. spent in the coal 1'0-
nue. has boon entrrtainiug Mrs. Ida gions of Pennsylvania and other 11.1.1.
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WEDNESDAY, “AUGUST 4,1920
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BOSTON STORE DAY,
TOMORROW—THURSDAY
moo—Bio FEATURES—1000
Wonderful Savings—Don’ t Miss Tl 1cm
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7 The Great Price
Reductions on Silks
Satins and Dress
Fab: 1:1,":
Of the finest ouial~ ties
ing less than amazing.
Japanese Pongee Silk
‘lfiim'hvs wido: all pure fillk, fine
quality: natural colors; worth $13,410
yard: —1 '
are :1: ti:
Special price, $1.29 yd.
Black Satin Charmeuse
«iii—inches wide, soft and lustrous,
was $5.98 yard“
Sale price, yd., $2.97
Black Satin Duchesse
Yard with. an cxcollrnt quality
firm and silky; our regular, $1.00
value——
Sale price, 5111., $299
White Washable Satin
Ail silk, immensely popular for
fashiouahlo skirts; regularly $1.00
\‘iillli-=-~
Sale price, yd., $2.49
Georgette Crepe
40-inchcs wide, all colors includ-
ing black and white: $3.119 quality,
Sale price, yd., $1.69
Crepe de Chine
401lnc'l1115 with. black, white and
all the most desirable colors. Reg-1
ular price is $2.954 Yard-M
Our Sale Price, yd, $1.69
Black Silk Poplin
315-1111111135 wide, value. $1.93 yd.
SALE PRlCE, $1.00 YARD
RUGS, Etc.
“DILTOX” GRASS HUGS
attractive patterns and excellent
qualin+~ ,
Size, 8x10 foot. Special, $4.98
Size. 9x12 feel. Special. $17.93}
Standard Quality Linoleum
Two yards wide; good range of
patterns an d colorings m-
Special, $2.49 yd.
Colonial Bag Rugs
27x54. made from new, Clean rags,
strongly worm, all colors with con—
trasting borders: value $2.00“—
Sale price, $1.49
Traveling Bags
Made 01' Kei'atol material, which
wears as good as leather; black
and tan; sizes, 16, is and 20—inch; .
value, 5.50m
Salpe Price only, $3.98
1
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Figured Dress {oile-
'\ ('lmh 11 assorll: 1011'. «1i ll1\(l 111i. “11111110“ 1.1'1' xx z1'
4Q
111 titty (llljli‘l'l‘lll Colors and Dullvt'tisw—l'w‘o V'.'11111l.v1'l'1%t'1' 4'11'11
- V .
51H male (11""'
49c and 98c yard
_ CLEARANCE SALE OF
All Summer Apparel
Women’s DreSses
THE STYLES 0F TODAY IN NTHE ‘VIOb T FA‘Jilli—
ED 5'1ATERIALS—~ALL BEAUTIFLLLY 33.5. DEC “.l
RADICAL PRiCE REDUCTIONS
Summer Dresses
l’ino Figured Voile Dress-11's in Eight. dark
Beautiful. dainty and 111101; \\'11111l11'l'11l values 111-»
$5.98 and $7.33.“
,5
11' 11.19111. 11 1 t'ulw'm
Smart Dresses
(ll lli: l1 N'I'V'ivvablv (.Qt'ulllly (ill‘lcham:
unlmi'ul plaid gingham VV'ltlt_VV'l1l11:1 wilars 11ml 111111111; illill 111'.
I
very l““"’1." 11.113- -:
buttons—-
2,
Very special. 115.98 and $7
Orcandie Dresses
Bloc and Navy with
g the 1.11.1 price is less than tho cost
1
white 1. 'Is‘: dandy.)(1111‘18'11l
La V'mulel'.
styles to 11S»—
. $141.91
V‘Vomen's Dresses
The SPilk‘llllN most squ-vssi'ul 11ml popular
able (‘ulll‘lfl'lItlIl oi‘ 1.111.111 made of 'l‘eiii'cta. 5111311,
Silk Foulards and l’opli11.A 111111.111. (l l‘l'flt'lii'dl 111111 1‘115i1l011al1h1
\iillil'\ 1.11 to $3 1.) (Me-1
At $14.98 and $18 98
' thite Wash Skirts
Smart tub skirts of white {I'tlllfil'tllll(‘. surf satin and fancy
VV‘l'aV'rs; pleated. txrvkml‘ 01' tailored 111011le with 11mm bolts and
trimmed with pearl button»—
Snecially priced.
li'ls‘;
mo... :1 rouml'k— 1.3
(h'nl‘g‘fi'ill' (:‘l‘l‘pfi‘,
11101lols; all the best 1101111214:
“Li; Mg“ -59
lai'
pockets ; 1111111 y
$2.98 to $7.98
Dry Goods Department
REMARKABLE VALUES OFFERED IN THIS
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
English Finish Longcloth
Made of high grade, soft, strong
yarn, smooth, even soft texture,
pure white bleach and Chamois
finish; 10 yard pieces; Regularly,
$5.00—
Sale price, piece, $3.98
Fine Quality Nainsook
W'oven from high grade Egyptian
cotton yarn: special soft finish;
10 yard pieces; Regularly, $5.00—
Sale price, piece, $3.98
White Bed Spreads
Crochet VV'eaV'c; service giving
quality; attractive patterns——
Extra Special, $2.94 ea.
Satin Bed Spreads -
The highest quality, fine rich ap—
pearance with handsome raised de-
pure white bleach; V'alue
Extra. Special, $5.98
Turkish Bath. Towels
Soft, spout; . Bath. vaels, all
plain white, with Hemmed Ends——
500 Quality, Sale price, 290 each
750 quality, Sale price, 590 each
980 quality, Sale price, 690 each
Extra Large Turhs’ 11 Bath
Towels
'Spongy absorbent weave. heavy'
and'very serviceable; full bleached
' At today’s market value it woull
be cheap at $125-
Sale price, yd., 86
Buck Towels -
Firmly woven long wear quail-
ty, hemmed ends—-
39c quality, Sale price, 29c each
“"fi 190 quality. Sale price. 3910 each
m
Table
Blenched,601inches wide . rm
men 31% quality, excellent le-
11mm $3.25:—
“I:
an
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES
01” quality, that will give.
the greatest service are here
at’prices that are extremely
low. 1. 11.11;:
811190 Bed Sheets
Table Damask
Heavy Damask, substantial quali'
ty. excellent for hand wear; $1.75
value— ‘11
l
l
1111 Fl: 9; strong wearing 111.11
sale price: yd' $1149 al) 01111 if) ; '1 11. . 112.7?»
' l
Rammed Table Napkins Special, each $21.9 6
Excellent quality-.1111eroe1'ized {111- Muslin Sheets .1
ish, effective patterns, hemmed. 1 11' ‘iw ‘11 ~11 .‘1
K V‘- ALI: '_ , ‘ 111 ~
High 511111.311:
ready for use— , , .
:ud 512:1,
Special, $1.98“ doz.
Table Napkins
Sturdy quality. an excellent table
napkin; value 3.50——~
Sale price, ("102. $2.49
Poplin
Fine quality, memorized, for
summer dresses, middy blouses and
children‘s dresses——
Sale price, yd., 48c
hemmed. rogulmrl ~1,
$‘2.29—~
". Sale price, each $1.59
Unbleached Sheets ‘
Full 811310. i11;'\'}'
lily, value $2.43“-
Special, $3.19 0.1 L
Hammad Bleached Muslin
I’illow Gases
61'1”“
. ......
. . 13%;...13022
952.1 11321-111, :r-g. m... Sal". '1
White French chiffon Voile Size 45x36. s :15,“ t
Fine sheer quality for summer :12; a}: :3 ,h $11.1: 1:”. 7.
Frocks and Blouses Note the ex- ‘ fl ’ ' M l '1
U'a widths, which may be cut. to .1 3110 ed P11 l
good advantage, winches wide; Emb oidered SC 13 ‘ UL:
value, $1.00— law Cases 1 i .3
Sale price, yi, 696 15011.1 11.2.1l11:.'. '.111;11<'311'Vl Iii-1‘ .
lin, size é'BXSC—W _ :11
White Dress Linene
Looks and wears like real linen:
V‘ery serviceable for ladies”, shirts
and dresses; also for children’s
wear— '
Sale price, 3111., 48c
Ghmhray
One of the most popular stand
ard makes of Dress Ginghams, high
quality, excellent variety of new
designs .in stripes and checks. Value
39¢ a yard~
1 Sale price, yd” 29c.
Apron Gingham: 1 1
Good quality fast the checks——
“Mfific
L fectly,
-( F :1 (h .
511001621, 070 ,e 1 *
Heavy Crash Towlhig ,3,
51101111. heavV- wearing (twill: 1
high‘. V' absorptive. ibis ”MN“: '
is 11:10st linen, wh 'h malt“
good for heavy seerre and duxa
bility. Value 390 V'd.-- 1..
32-511. Fine Dress Gingham ,
A remarkable arm; of 1111 10:1
sons choicest styles. molt V..1.tui T
deems and coloring; This 1'11 11“
91¢th waxing and good 11101:! ‘
ins fabric that will laud-1 11"! ,1
regular price; 4901~
Mid-1. 7
Norwalk Chronicler