admired in high priced suits.
Our line of straw hats (en’t be
our splendid inllormade suits 1
They will know it has heem 11
of Its superior style.
KARP
as 111'). MAIN STREET. TEL.
M
can’t lBe Deal:
From coat collar to the trou sers bottom 1111 11e1 ly tailored by in-
ventive tailors. who know how t u give the 11111111 111 . lcmnce so much
I t is the quality a! 1 low price in our
suits that keeps the best drer sed men coming 1111111
neWest material of nothing but, pure amstml 111 :4 iv. 1 1111111 for only
$7 and $10
lion uumt can be found here' at rock button. prieiit
Copyright ClOthing CO.
6 North Main Stre
Who’s 112111 1111
will he the ustonishted question of. the friends plm am you in one of
DESIGNERS AND LBDIES' TAILORS
958
_I
The season '3
beat pine, 11111 qualiI: Your 1'th-
1adc I11' .1 1- :11.- 111-11» 111 tailor because
BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
l
Wile! Else Can We Do?
WE WILL I’I'T (IN SALE A LOT OF $4.00 A.\'ll 33.1111 2 45
VOILE SKIRTS A'I‘ .......... . .. ............... .. , ,
8SATURDAY AND
MONDAY ONLY
South
Washington L GOL DE N o rw a lk.
Street Conn.
-........,_.—..__..._
ALL
W11 NORTH MAIN STREET
. SAYS THE COOK:
“it's the stove. Madam.
that's no good."
I SAYS THE sTOVE:
It's the c0111.,
that's no good."
SAYS THE MISTRESS:
“We'll change coal and try
HERSHFIELD'S.
If his Hazelton coal is as
good as his Ads we won't
have to buy a new stove."
A MONTH AFTER!
”saws THE OLD sTova:
“I told you so."
'I he B. Hersbfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 3!.
Madam.
"”1113 WOOD
11.111 and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood.....81.76 per 34 cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.60 per 116 cord.
Split Wood. 251: Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. me.
The Alfaratn cruising party In expo-.1
.mtdd home from their week's trip to
mprrow. y
those expenditures you are anham
.1 .1 WfiOHINOTON I‘l’.
Reduction Sale
OUR
$12.00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits
DURING THIS SALE
1 $7.
D. GOTTLIEB
98
SOUTH NORWALK
63 11103 Shhiflad
THE PROOF oi’ the pudding
is in the eating. and of Coal in
the burning.
Speaking for ourselves let us
say. we have the goods. the ex.
pcriencc, the ability and the dis-
position to furnish you with the
right Coal—the kind your furnace
or range needs to make it do its
best.
Everyone must decide for him-
self in buying Coal whether he
prefers assured quality to possible
good luck.
Better bc safe than sorry.
MEWS @AL 69.
Miss Anmlie iluishc. of Boston Is
a guest of her mothel Mrs. E. M.
Huische. of Rcc.l sin-ct.
I it is expected that me Norwalks will
ib1- accompanied i11 linuhury this after-
noon for the. second game ill the series
of seven. by a large crowd of fans.
even more In ”11111111111. Tomorrow
the Norwalks will 1:11 111 New Haven
and play the l.i':hil111.11-111 Point team.
or which Jack Mcilrath. the former
Norwalk iwlrler is a member.
”WW
STUDY YOUR FINANCES
Keep track of all you spend for 11 month and see how many of
ed to look In the face.
. The sum of the doubtful 11111111 is what you might be‘isavlug if you
had an account here and planned your expenses carefully.
f’I‘ he South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK IUILDINO.
OOUTH NORWMM. CONN.
.’|‘here ls considerable interest here but.
Norwalk, conn.‘
A WHITE PURE LINEN SKIRT.
33 South Main 8t., So. Norwaik.
Do you know them?
Do you know whom?
Harris 8. Gene
What do they sell?
Ask your neighbor
PURE
Lake Ice
. Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yarn.
I‘wo 'Phones — 754-3; 814-2
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
SOUVENIR
Post Cards
from lc up
W. A. Briggennan’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-
sages — all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are “Best”
Men’s
Emerson. . 53.50. $4.00 and $5.00
Keith Konquercr.$3.50 and $4.00
Waldorf .. $2.50
Ladies’
Lounsbu'y 1111Sou|cs
$3.00. $3.50 and $5.00
Herrick’o . $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
Children’s
Educat6rs. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00
Boston School Shoes
........ $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
we SELL THE BEST $2.00
sacs IN couuscncur.
81 WASHINGTON eraser.
soon-1 NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 383-4
WHEN YOU SPEND 100 FOR A
CIGAR GET YOUR MONEY'E
WORTH. BUYA
Roger Ludlow
hast 10c Cigar on the Market
FOR A FIVE CENT SMOKE YOU
CAN'T BEAT THE
Nugget _o_r Twin City
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Dennis Healy. of Rldsefleldwwnsoa
visitor with friends in this city today
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
83 OOUTH MAIN ITREET, SOUTH NORWALK,
The Greatest Sale .of Pure Linen Skirts
in the History of The Norwalks
patent buttons and tuld at bottom, for ..................
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
village on the Mediterranenr 911-1. i~v1~
; llll BISES lliilll llll Illll'.
button front. with pearl
98c
515‘M1ln 5t.. Stamford.
lllllll llllllillilllllS
Hill Biill illfllllil]
Spanish Military Commander at Bar-
celona Has Crushed the
Revolution
PARIS, July :ll.-»--~Alil111ugl1 all the
direct dispatches rccclved frutn Mn-
drld. which pass through the hands
of the censor, agric that General Bran»
011. the military conunundcr at Bar
celona. has ruthlessly crushed the re-
volt there. executing runny ringlead-
cl‘s and that the government is now
master of the situation. reports. filter-
ing out from the French frontier at
Ccrberu. not: of which, however, were
later than noon on July 29. indicate
that the mob until then had the upper
hand and that nothing In history with
the exception 111‘ the Paris (Youiuiunc
approached the ferocious drama being
enacted.
In the tiller: brought out from Spain
much remains obscure. but all the re-
ports agree that the mowmeni was
skillfully organized and broke like a
bolt from a (Icar 5k) 'l‘hrcc facts
stand out prominintl1. First. the
troops in the earliest siuaes refused
to tire on the mob. either licctillsu they
were nnmcrcially inferior 111' because
they were Ill sympathy with the mob:
second IIlt' "11111111111111 was distinctly
revolutionary and unit-clerical. and
third. the ful'y ol’ the mob was rented
against the church and its representa-
tiles private property being generally
spared.
'l‘l111 Madrid iturcspondctlt of Iiil' 1'1
garo has had an Interview with Senor
idll‘lt'l‘vll. the Spanish Mlnlslcr of the
Interior. during which the Mlnistcr
said:
FREAKISH w"ELECTRICAL STORM.
Made Itself Evident Only in Spots in
the Town.
t1 a lrcaklsh electrical slornl
liilsht‘iNUVt'l’ this vicinity yesterday 11f-
tcrnoou. At lioion Poini and 'l‘oken-
eke. there was a heavy fall of rain for
set/oral minutes, while in South Nor»
walk and Norwalk only a few drops
fell. in (‘ranbnry It rained hard.
The 4:41) trollei from Roton yestei
dai afternoon reached South Norwalk
dripping with waicr and received coll-
slderahlc attention, n11 ruin having fall
en in this city. The dividing line was
on the Wilson road.
In Rowayion, 11 bolt of lightning
made matters Interesting for passen-
gers on a trolley car. It burned out
1. fuse under the front seat and the
man who was sitting over it, landed
out in the road. He picked himself
up and did not appear to be much hurt.
Herbert 'l‘wlss. who Is In the rested»
rant business in North Main street.
was on the car, but did not receive
a shock.
Qul
I
Eye-witnesses saw the populace ev-
erywhere acrlsiuilug the troops while
cursing and fighting the police and the
civil guard. and the cries were“ Down
with the government!" "Down with
th king!" Long live the Republic!"
The stories of the ferocity of the mob
toward church property and the
priests.n111nks and nuns are incredible.
The monks who coul‘h not escape
through the. subterranean passages in
the burning convent were driven half-
naked through the streets and priests.
it is reported. were. shot at the. altar.
it Is even stated that the mangled bod-
Ics of the monks were carried on [mics
through the streets by ten thousand
people and that the captain general
was helpless to interfere.
'I‘he manv reports aerei that the
revolutionary committee directed ev
erything. Notwithstanding this antl-
clerical reaction ln Spain, had a hand
In the organisation of the uprising
Special dispatches f1on1 Barcelona
any the situation there continues to
improve. The troops have. dispersed
rioters who were.»seeking to relight
the winner the convents. The barri
cades near the Baraleto Hospital, a
strong revalutionary rallying point.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
()ur Annual ('leurlng 1’11 Sale of Muslin lfllderwear now In progress. All odds and ends and brokcn lots to
be sold.
81510 EMI’IR I GOWNS .. ..
$l.2.’1 GOWNS. Lace and Elllllrlllilt‘l‘y 1111111111111; ..........................................
Some of this season's hcsi styles are Included at a decided reduction in price.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
501' Lace 'l‘rlmlned (‘OHSICT (‘t‘n'lclis ......................................................................... 391:
7511' DOWNS. Low Neck, Short Slccu-s. ll1-111si1i1-I11-1l linlllc ............................. . ....................... 501.:
$1.00 DOWNS. Tucked Yoke and Medallions ............................................... .
32.7.3 oows's ............................................................................................... 31275
$21111 (IOWNS ................................................................................ . $2.75
31 .3" SKIRTS. llemnllit‘lietl Itllllli- ....................................................................... $1.25
$2.00 SKIRTS. I'Slnlu'oidery ltufllc ....._ .................................................................... $1.50
$2 1'10 SKIII'I‘S. lin1|1ruidcry Itnllle .......................................................................... $l.75
$1111. SKIRTS IAU‘O ltuliic ................................................................................. $2.25
5': 1H Skill l S, l .111 ltilllic .......................................................................... $2.75
81.21 to $3.1” \HIITI'. IliII'ZhSlNli :~'.\l‘i2ii'l to (line .................................................... 751:
.I Rolls 'l11llcl I’apcr .......... .. ...,..... .101; . .\'ic kc] "lcli K1 lilcs ............................... 791:
ll i‘1ik1-s Laundry Snap ........................... 25c l lcc l‘iclis. bile points .............................. 9c
:1 lb. package Washing l’ondcr ..................... 12c l ('lotbes “Ringers ............................... $1.95
12 qt. Galvanized l'ul'..~ ...................... 10c I licl'ri i'rcsses .................................. 251:
4 111, Whiti- Mountain I1‘r111 1.111.; ., ............ “321‘: Faucet r‘iltcrs ................................ ~. .. 90
ii ’I‘hln ’l‘ulnblci's ................................. 191: Fly 'l‘rups ........................................ 10c
” 11111111111111
OIIIII'III ()P NOTICE
been made to this court praviuc 1.11
administration of the estate of Mary
Vcrrarl. late of Norwalk.
irlci. deceased.
Ordered. That said application
Office in Norwalk. on tile ilth 1111'. of
August. liiilli.
publishing this order in 11 lit'wspllllcr
having a circulation In said distiiri
at least the days before said dnx 111
hearing.
HENRY W. (lltl—IilmiY.
Il—ll It .Illtlflt'_
lliilllS illll lllllillilS.
Mrs. Edgar Williams
The death of Mrs. Eden" \\'llli.1:11
11f Grassy Plain sircci lit tl1 l 111 1111'-
cd about two o'clock '1111-. vim 1111:
ing at the llaui1ur1 H11» 1:1! \1l'1111
sllc was taken it fciv 1',::\ ~ :1 :11 :i'r III‘ .11
1111-111, Mrs, Williams had inn-11 1 l11l'1
less invalid for it Inn: 1111.1. :1..l1111'1-
rnlt of paralysis. 'l‘hc 1i11'1~.11.~l 11
born in Stamford about >111 11- :111.
ago. She, was the daughter-111
William II. Troululdcc. lbsidc lln-r
husband a sister and two brotln 1's “illr
vlve her These are 111's. M;1r1
Schmltz and William 'l‘roubrldizc
Stamford and llndlei 'I‘-"1o\1b1id;o 11f
Volwallt The rclnaln~ 1111'1111 l1r11112‘1i
to Dcihcl and taken to lIIi lllldl' ri: 1'11
in: rooms of F. F. Tomllson 1111 1‘111
tcr stri-ci vib11c the funeral will I111
hehlhcld at .. 30 this afternoon “ilu
Interment will be in the Center street
cemetery. Beillcl.
11111111111111’1‘11‘0 ilws
'l‘hls cvcuil’ig will be 11'p11pular time
at the shore resorts. There will be
a. high tide with a full moon.
Edward Ii. Smith, of the office of
Taylor & Golden. is making a vaca-
tion stay In the Catskill Mountains.
i‘onrt Cecile, Daughters of Isabella.
Tuesday evening. owing to the death
of Father O’Donnell.
A special net-ting of tie barber's"
Union will be 9111 tomorrm internoon
at the shop of the president. Frank P.
Oddo, on the Washington sirot bridge.
Douglas Fowler Relief Corps held
a regular meeting at G. A. R. headquar-
ters in Washington street hilt the heat
was not productive of much lmpor~
taut business.
Mrs. George R. Van- Alstyne. of Fair-
lield avenue has returned home from
nvlslt with her sister Mrs Willis
Crofnt and her brother. Dr. Willis
Crowe. In New Haven.
Frederick '1‘. Lyon. of Henry street.
dclizhted a company of young people
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
last evening, by treating thcm to a
moonlight sail 011 the Sound in his
boat ld’a May.
Miss Nellie Trowwbrldge is expec-
ted home today from Feedlnu Illlls,
Mass. where she has been spending a.
two weeks' vacation trip and will re-
sume her duties at the office of the
Lounsbury Mathewson and Company
oilice Monday.
A delegation of seven Philadelphia
young men. who have been working at
the hat business in South Norwalk.
have decided that they like home best
and it was stated today had thrown
11p their positions. Among the delega-
tion are stated to have been Grafley
Stowe. .lobn O'Hanlon. Tinker Gram.
.lohn Yerkes. James Carbore and Wil-
have been levelled by cannon. Flicht.
thousand men have arrived to rein
rorcc the Barcelona garrison.
The French donsul at Port liou ai
mediately south of the French l1.11:1t
ary. reports thrit il:1 r'1l‘r-1'1' i
has been resumed bclwecu 1'1111 1'.
alld Gerona, but that 1101111111111lt1ntion
to Barcelona In still rut
Dr. and Mrs C l“. Boutwell of Cres-
cent Terrace. lnrend to go to Stepney
this afternoon by trolley and spend
laundsy with the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred
Boutwell.1the tqmsr being their son.
Phillip Wheeler. of Taylor avenue.
who has been undergoing treatment at
the hospital. was discharged from that
institution today.‘
Judas John H Light intends to
start on 11 short vacation trip the first
at the mt.
llnnl Gin-kin. Several of them were
about the streets this morning. pre-
. paratnry to leaving for home.
montlnued from First Page.)
11111 are a bunch of
- -»--—,"yand i can
I111 p131”, (I 1“!
link any one of you."
Attorney Cuneo. wLo represented
Ryan and Mar-my. wanted to know if
Huhhell had heard William Mueller
say anything to Ryan and Murray. and
he replied in the negative.
Hubbell, not wishing to have an ar-
gument. turned and started to walk
down Washington street with hi!
friends. As he turned around to call
'19 a. friend, Ryan 11w; and 1mg
Illsirlct of Norwrflk. s11... l'rv'imtc:
(‘11uri. .Inly Ruth. A. I).. 19010.
Whereas, written application '111.-
in stild dis-i
licl
heard and determined at the l’robritc'
ai ll o‘clock 1‘111'111111111121 '
11nd that public notice thereof be 1:11-31
en in all persons interested thcrcin by,
has postponed their social planned for
1
i.
1
GREAT
Do You Know
Ti: KriegerCo.’s
SUMMER
Linen Suit. and
511111
Sae
IS NOW GOING ON‘?
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Fish! Fish! Fish!
Cod Fish. Halibut. Bass..P0rgies.
Snapper Blues, Blue Fish. Sword Fish,
Weak Fish. Haddock. Eels. Native
lobsters. Long and Round Clams.
A Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
a punch on the left side of his face.
Hubhell turned and went to the police
station. and approaching Chief Voll-
mer. said. “Look at my face." The
chief said there was a pink spot: there.
He then wanted to have Ryan arrest-
ed. but did not have a warrant made
out. John Murray. according to
the witness owed him "a —-— —-—~
little pimp."
After a crass-examination by Attor-
ney Cuneo. Elmer Hoyt was called to
the stand and substantiated Huhbell'l
statements.
Walter Kern testified to the some
effect.
William Moniler went on the stand
Ill Isn’t it worth while
that you should come
in and see What is do-
- ' N ‘; I. .
1. -. 1111:?
{II It won’t do you any
harm to look, and it
may do you some good.
ill Also. see the
Skirts
we are selling for
Se
.
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
42c .
FOR
Unlaundered Shirts
that are‘ easily worth 650.
FOR TODAY ONLY
Watch this space next week
for interesting price reductions.
1 Joesph Davis
Tailor, Clothior.
Furnish»,
Trunks and Luther Goods.
0| Washington ”not,
tooth Nemlit.
Hatter.
genitalia: it“ a black.
Mil
Norwalk Chronicler