W T do ''I Mm" M
a It .
‘ tNorwullghad
being crushed
an: as It was,
‘ ummwraflalmn. “
if ever It than not track: to palm out
of a town in a hurry; It wail W3. m depth thi m
Neil. or New York. who time oriaiual- w i
d 1‘: mm d, as till to u guilds” the mysteries .
Mr. Bland Id
of auction I the local trolley ‘.
system.“ it the 9: 90 a. to. trip ,
train Nowell: o Weatport. whiie at
tomotin to on the music: board
at the or the stream ncui \
‘uoy d his: or. his toot struck
the yhridstt talistfi. In the fraction of
o second hiii' one drug ed down
between the railing and the car step
breaking ill! nut mo between the 91
how and should liter cutting a gosh on
hla forehead. injuring his left knee and
liruiain him up panoraliy.
'i‘he plurad man was taken to the
oftlce of Dr. No it by the members of
the trolley it Conductor Henry
'l‘olleu and hi tot-innit William H.
Lowndea. who his injuries were torn
porarily treated. MI'. Bland was then
brought back to Nth-walk where he
was turned over to Superintendent Ev
orett If Kyle. of the local system. who ‘ ‘
took him to the oiflco of Dr. Wiiiiiim >
some thug: town line
Lockwood trait starter and the united
Item timers. McNeil made the dip-
tunes in the: specified time but when
he hit Dorian he was robdy to lie
dowu under a apt-camp: chestnut tree
India take a rest.
McNeil some to town yesterday with
a ham doctor friend. He had been
drinking beer and was not too sober
when he Afl‘m its later drifted
into Schoouhoyer'a saloon on the
Washington street bridge. where he
drank some spirituous liquors. These.
on top of sheer, proved too much
for human an on: words of the wor-
ront, he "became and was found in-
toxicated and drunk, against'the pt we
contrary to the statute in such case
made and provided and of evil ex-
Wo have alwaystmado a specialty or Black Breed EGOOGI, and tile values we offer thli season are better
than ever. so: Mu, skirt or Jacket should he a part of every woma ll'l wardrobe. Our Black Goods Stock
otters choice of“ heat fabrics made. “we”... 1 4 .
BLACK cHOVIO’i‘O. BLACK VOILKS. ~ ILAOK IROAOOLOTHO.
BLACK MOHAIR! AND BRILLIAN- BLACK WOOL CREPE DE OHINI. OILK WARP AND ALI. WOOL HIN-
TINIO. BLACK TAMIBEA RIITTAI. . . ,.
BLACK PANAMA. BLACK sarie'rs.
Housefurnishing Department.
ample." 3' “”9" Th” “1““ “ct ”"3 ”wk“ ‘ c KO (1 ill Boilers 26c No. II Parlor Brooms 190
While in thin condition he spied a urm and attended Mr. Blonds other £1931ggghi‘gggggsrpwgm ”5 “P w h T , _
- . ‘ ~ emailmred Pl" standins’tonhflcgolonh‘ov iniuries. after which he took him .toms ’ “00 Gas Toasters 25c Hops complete ...............19e ,
it“? 9” r. (was 0'19 e 8V“ 0“ home. The cut on the forelicid re- ‘ ' b 30
an? Army's collection box“ and he began _ I ever ‘ “mama to cm Galv Foot Tubs 39c 3 szs. of Toilet Paper ...... .....10c Flat irons. per i
”WW New“ from th‘ to Investigate with the result that in u a". red " " , L'
short time he had the bottdm off the
receptacle.
lie affirmed this morning that he did
not know what ho was doing and prob-
ably he did not as he was very iuuch
incbriated. Schoouhovor turned and
saw him with the money in his hand
and to see a msnfismashing open a poor
box was too much for him. He went
from behind the bar and he decorated
.. . ‘ McNeii'e optic with as artistic a ring
I; .r . of purple as has graced the town court "
ill . R I prisoners' bench in many a long day
”W. . Chamber Pails ... 29c,Good Whisk Brooms ............. 9c Gas Burners, complete .......... 29c
A horse and carriage stolen in lt‘uir~ ‘ .
fluid Wednesday night was recovered
in Norwalk. about 10 o'clock last night,
and was turned over to the owner this
morning by giiief of cho Bradley.
it Ufldi’lflfl up,
TRISTRAM a Evan-r, . nonwma court.
i
*MORE—AMERICANS'KILLED.
Lieutenant and Four Others Loan
Lives in Fight With Pulajanea.
MANILA, August ills—First Lieut
John F.1nmea and two privates of the
Eighth Infantry with Contract Surgeon
Calvin Snyder and internal Revenue
Coicctor Williams. of iiiinoia, were
killed yesterday afternoon in It ham).
to hand light with a force of Pnlajimeh
' . W192? b‘ulslnfia and
k:- cra ur cam
WWII]
Emirhiaum course gives in-
WE SELL THE BEST LEHIOH COAL MINED AND DO NOT CHARGE
ANY MORE FOR IT. OOME AND EXAMINE OUR BTOOK BEFORE YOU
LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE. WE GUARANTEE OA‘HE’FAOTION.
THE HARRIET} GANS COMPANY
TEL. 4w.
He satisfied himself that McNeil had
not taken any of the money and with
a kick planted where it would do the
most good in speeding McNeil on Ms
way, ejected him with great: force a'r'Id ;
r i i ‘ , nt Julltn. island of Leyte.“ The detach-
{MM en,’ 5 s t p iicivgii mii’aéggrzilrmitiiong till he 7 incnt which consisted of ten men.
UI s: struck Water street. Where he sat wcic greatly outnumbered but made a
gallant fight The Pulaianes captured
three pistols four Kraz- Jorgenson ri-
iion and 300 rounds of ammunition.
SATURDAY’S SALE OF
down and finally. too overcome to do
anything else. wont to sleep. He was
still there when Constable Goodwin
came along and with help managed to
haul him to police headquarters, where
Natty Business and Dress
guitar stylish and up to date to
III“ 81‘" NEW YORK. N.“ 38 WATER STREET.
the minute, light and dark col- ,
ore; worth $8 and $14, at $3.98
«.45
Look
iMen’is Suits,
Boys' Suits and Men‘s Pants,
two big bargains.
$250
.Mcn'a Pants worth $3. at.
Boys Suits worth $3, at ......
0
EACH
' Amazing
Men’s Shoes.
his cums.
black or Ian,
Worth 32 and $3. on sale at
v'Wondrous
"I‘Men’s Underwear
prices on high grade Under;
wear Who 50: and ace. (in
_ o ,
~ 1e I
., in minim. ' scorn uoawaoir.
g! The meat «national low 1 t
polo 39¢ and .. ..... .. ........ 9 s
s'rofl ores svenv svsuiuo.
NAOOU’IRA‘OI‘“ AT ROTON I“IVD'S'AIN'I‘.
Three prices were drawn for in the
dancing ayiiion at ltoton Point last
night. it Saturday omit there will
he a masquerade dance in the pavil-
ion. A large crowd enjoyed all of
Attorney Olson at the back last night
Mitt. vile of the Rev
of flow York city, has
AM We after a very
”of two with! wit her
um ill
r
, if WOtectlorI i
have Willa uncertainty oi the future, is a
he was locked up.
This morning the prisoner appeared
to be heartily ashamed of himself.
told a straight and appaiently truthful
story, which, with his penitence in—
clined the court to lenient-.y A lino of
$5 and costs was imposed. but cxecu~
tion of sentence was suspended provid»
ed he got out of town in fifteen min-
utes. .
McNeil started and he made it in
the fifteen. but with out n minute to
spare.
SAVED BOY FROM BROWNING.
Jimmie Oates Rescued by John Miller
At steamboat Dock.
Yesterday afternoon its little Jimmie
(inicii. the nlne-ycar- old son of Theo-
dore Gates. the well- known hatter was
playing with a comrade about his owu
age on the float at the wharf of the
Nurwalk Steamboat Company. in We
ter street. young Gates made a this
stop and was plunged into the water.
He could not swim and the tide was
hearing hiui down stream. His liitlo
companion took n stick and tried to
roach the boy, biit.coultl not and iho
little fellow disappeared beneath the
murky water of the river.
The boy on the float cried out quite
loudly for help and a young man humw
oil John Miller, who is employed by
Austen 6: Crew. heard his cries. Mil-
ler ran as speedily as possible to the
flout and without waiting to take off
any clothinx. plunged into the river
and pulled the drowning boy out just
us he was about to go down for the
third time.
Young Gates was taken to his home.
where it was found that he was not
much the worse for his adventure.
Miller is to be complimented on his
presence of mind and heroism in anv-
illfi the youngster from drowning.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Chairman John J. Walsh Selects Hon.
. E. Thoma aa Temporary
Chairman.
Attorney John J. Walsh. chairman
of the Democratic State Central Com~
mitten. announced today that he has
made choice of the Hon. William E.
'i‘homii. mayor of the City of Water-
bury, for temporary chnirmun of the
Democratic State convention, to be
held in Hartford on September 11th
and izth.
Chairman Walsh has been seriously
considering the subject of a temporary
chairman for the convention sometime
and III-day's announcement has been
awaited with much interest.
This morninl. Churman Walsh nud
Senator Jeremiah Donovan had It con~
versatlon at the farmer's office in the
Onaette buildihi, but Mr. Walsh woo
not disposed to say that the Insulin:
had any political significance.
Politico rumors are now beginning
to fly thick and fast. Attorney J
holdup Huributt has already denied
that he is a candidate for the state
senate but today domes the report
that fudge John H mat. of south
Nor-walk. is desirous of the Republican
nomination for this plum in the 28th
Senatorial Diltriot.
Mr. W hilt. when salted today if
Senator arch is a candidate for
renomiuation: on the Democratic tic-
ket, replied that he fluid not know.
WHIRI II TNT NIW HIGH
OOH
Ll
rs. Hiali olnooi pins have not at
been received by the 'i‘own if b
School but a committee from Arc i»
tact Wilson other. who still“ has them
her revision. .it way aimosdouu
months are that the hulldinl would
hat under way this summer. but pron
is this stress. uproar. ammo: sans.
new iotiouly cam him the liberal interest rm of
I 7 W unmadfliy, hot it is tumult!!!
«Macadam males who. of payisyaii
giro.” are that the matter will
sue to drop on Indodnitoly.
WM
ROTON POINT OAOI.
3%“?! WIN II 1400ka it“
Wino: oi
act
will: all the date
the «stow at Born-tics
thallium Poi:
Pilliiiiu HIM Fabric
TURE.
AND SANITARY. WlLL WEAR LIKE
LEATHER. CAN BE WASHED WITH
SOAP AND WATER WITHOUT. IN-
JURY TOOOLOR 0R FABRIC.
SECT PROOF.
9 and 5 Wall St.
Sheet Music
i5c .
Cheyenne, You‘ re a Grand Old Flap.
Why Dont You Try. Waiting at the
-,Church Dream of Pearls (new waltz),
Keep on the Sunny Side, Will You
Love Me in December as You Do In
May? and many others.
vWM. A. llRlfifiERMAN'S
MUSlG STORE.
Donovan Block." . 134 Washington St.
UPHOLBTRED REED FURNI-
WARRANTED ODORLEBO
.l. MIMHE
Norwaik, Conn.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
inixamhaiiol if “‘9 [Y0
means more thamthe‘mcre If)!“ on i ‘ i i i ‘
of different glasses if done or the op—
' it
. i
tical rooms of H I). Hoyt. With one
of the best cool d offices in South
Norwalk. he ll every means for
milking the most ccurate and reliable
eye tests and th best ulte are as IT LOOKS GOOD TO US—
surcd in every I: es“ All'glaeses are .
constructed to order. and special. the Coal we are now unloading at
lenses 0‘ NW “N are mrfllBMd- our wharvea; We are putting in
a thousand tons this week-—
bright, shiny Anthracite From
some of the best‘ mines of Penn-
sylvania. We think it will look...
Homer? Hoyt,
good to you, too, in tho not die-
Refra'otl g Optician.
Room 9. United nk Building, Goutii
“tent futureii not today.
The wise ones are buying
Not-walk. Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
NOW. By using sense you save
dollars.
iii Finis ‘ till it.
i iii“ If W” Va
$W
Saturday evasion. 7—9.
Amusement Park
MEADOW lTRllT.
IOUTH NORWALK. SONN.
Baseball Every Ioturday and Holiday.
Fina now hold. any of aeaua from
all parts at the town. comfortable
' “and aim ind om, cinu
Osma- Mound.
CASH W
AUGUST ‘ll-n-GUIAN ITARO. WELVIJNGTON
AUOUOT ll—OTAMFORDI. d
soccer ze—iuaa-IIAL. NEW I... MIMI. WNW
YORK. wficnlaraadd
WW“ II.“ WIWNIY. :9,
“GLOVER'S llli PLACE.
LADIII‘. MIOOII' AND .OHILDRIN'O
oxronos.
Noritaili Adamant Go.
You Are
Stine of
More
for your money it 30c buy here; if you
are a steady customer. your saving is
considerable: if aumuiooal patron.
you pain on my “occasion."wit are .
retailing whore-ids of corn. tau.
apiece, sugar audiidndred goods. and
are enabled. by preparing our, own
wares. to guardian» their frcahucu
and purity. ‘
Our also blender Rocha and Java ll
way beyond wind the price brim
Be cool. cannon. 'and nit»...
Use an Electric Laundry iron.
The Reed.d.'-21Voik Electrical £ompanu.
Opp. Telephone Exchange. Phone 82-4.
Can you consent to: pay high
prices for Clothing and Furnish-
ings, when such excellent values
‘ ' can he found at this store.
Our ever-increasing trade is the
best evidence that our volues ap-
" pool to prudent buyers.
GET THE HABIT—GO TO
The Copyright Clothing 00.,
II NORTH MAIN eraser. acorn uoamax. court.
HAIRY ooOowiN, mi-
COAL AND WOOD
AGENT! FOR ,
Bowkor’ s Fertilizers.
B. Harshfield & gen.
uswam cram
hphalt. .,
Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Laid.
Curb Guitar and Paving “Bet.
Forced to sell the entire stock below coat for the benefit of the
Creditors.
This Sale commences to-day arid will Maat i4 sale days only.
at the k
u.
,
Iliuwhorc. as we report direct and out
out the "middle" m: that you are
3‘ I
Norwalk Chronicler