Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 18, 1910 · page 8

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“IRIS &

's,’ woucu's MISSEE'
AND CHILDREN‘S

White Canvas

Barefoot

Sandals

‘ l LOW \Cut
ootwear

f Just the right goods, at Just
bathe right time, at just the right
prices;

goouu’s—ALLY
‘ AND
sRAoKEN

“or .WAsHINOTON eraser.
sourI-I NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sees

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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«we...

 

r di’vou ARE LOOKING FOR

" . Fresh Fruits and
vegetables

We have them. All kinds in
season.

Extra Fine PEACHES
M. . ’a Specialty.

CANDIEB. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. 927 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge.

 

 

 

 

con.

WE REALIZE THAT it is a
hard proposition to get people in-
terested in COAL during the hot
weather. There are wise ones
however who see the advantage of
gettinp their winter supply nicely
stowed and stored in the cellar
during the Summer. and who are
then prepared for ANY WEATH
ER that grows or any wind that
blows. WE TRY to give your or-
ders proper attention the whole
year 'round. but we think we can
do lust a little better BEFORE
THE RUSH

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

flew—"So you finished rho novel l
, _ [lit You. How did it come out?"
, "The author must. have had a
i can't son any other wnY’ ~~

IO "soy YOUR wrurss's surva or

We handle nothing but the best Cool
thoroughly screened and put in your
bins by careful drivers. Try a ton.

and This is the .Plnos ‘

 
 
 
 

GANS CO.

(18 Water StI cet

 
 

I have nonstantly claimed
and claim new:

I

u iidurhul
inn ‘

The border of proof being upon
the claimant. we herewith un-
burdon ourselves of a. low
“proofs." Our l-lasolton roui ls:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FlRE-PROOF-not in
the slightest degree. not the
smallest particle of it fireproof.
if these proofs don't convince
you, there is the one supreme
lest:

lTry it Yourself

The B. Hershfield
& Son Co.

Tel. 294. 12‘.) Water St.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

a... suntan"
. Pumps

One and two-eyelet Ties and Oxfords.
(ioodyonr wcitod solos. nil lenllrors,
nil widths and nil sizes. ure now

$2.00

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

Hotel Maha‘ckemo

J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

SERVIOS AND CUISINI UP TO DATI
RATED .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD

SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL one

 

 

FINANCIERS
CLUB

(PRIVATE STOCK)

The Whiskey Without
a. Peer

TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFES.

 

Post Cards

. NEW VIEWS
6 tor no

Post Card Albums

From iOO up

W

W. A. Briggennan's

MUIIC ITORI.
Donovan Ilook. 182 Washington or.

 

 

David W Raymond

Funeral Director and Embellner
I. North mm sour. awn. Nflmlk.

Residence. I Washington street.
Telephone a! allies. m
Telephone at house. no

 

“A large liilleriianco M‘lrenaIOIm-s‘ It

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Transcript.

AlreP'rudent Ma

corn s. but saves a cousin sum from his earnings.
sum, if deposited in

so a liberal rate OI interest. which will constantly
Wilts balance in his favor

skinny girl Into ‘a slender one.

It oi only
lives with
in his in -
This

 
 

 

 

John H. Manning
John 0.
James M. i‘reaglr

John Mahoney

In. Paris Cloak

look at tho lino materials. the cute!

 
 

SALE IN BOT

an sourH MAIN or. II
80.NORWALK. ' The

May be Had on Draught
NORWALK

Sullivan

lloiel Vlclo
Euglo lio‘to

lion. Allen

 

 

Reduction Sale
of Summer Goods

of line cool Dresses, Skim. Linen and Pongoe Coats,
Dresses and Ladies' Walrus Wonderfully little prions

styles 0! this summers wear for women you know without thinking
any fIIIllu-II that. you could not. produce their equal or home Or In any
other store in town ior'nnything like such low prices.

so. nonwsLK

Mngner & Flynn
liuiol Clifford ‘
Central Hotel

null Spit House

Girls' White
When you
III workmanship and the charming

H arouse.

Paris"

615 MAIN STREET.
STAMFORD.

 

 

 

 

Ruppert’s Beers

at the Following Places

EAST NORWALK
l’iorion House.
.lolru ii). O'Hullivnn
Gregory Point

W~mm m.—

 

','“* f wesrponr

Westport Hotel

 

MAGNER 8t FLYNN. Agents

 
 

 

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This store bellow- Il selling upI

III-dole ankle-momwueh
.
7- Jewel Watch

‘5' ‘7 OI’ ‘9 menial lacuna
Coll and are it.

W. R. KIRCH A CO.

 

 

 

The Clifford

McPherson a Stevens. Props.

Single rooms. with or without
bull).

Rooms en suite. suitable for tour»
lites.

f’l‘orms moderate. Rules by the
month. Call and t'XlAlllllIlH no trou~
bin in show. f ,

l‘uisluo and service excellent.

(lure stocked with the choicest of
brands.

Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norinlk

 

 

 

SMITH

Uric-O

We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle

75 cts. and $1.00

W. F. Wigmore SI Co.
nuuoorsrs

3 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

Lake Ice

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Brookside Lake Ice Co.

Oitlee and Storage. N. Y. N. H. a H
Freight Yard. .

TELEPHONE 580.

 

Special Netrce

in order to mulniuin standard lire
protection luv the oily Iiurinu all hours.
the water dnpurlrurtui llI'l' ublluml lo
dimmirliiluv Ibv use or how for spy-ink.
llnv. purporns oulnido or the city lluI-

 

its. All rorwut permits will be re»
mired. in our: oi‘l’ovl on lllill uiiI-r .luly
ill. lillll. Any ndrunvoll puymvniu

thui burr- bm-ir paid for some will be
roturnod to patrons. Any violation u.
this order or the opening of nor puhllr
or privulu liro hydrant by any person
other than the authorised rlly otlloials.
or by spoclnl permit. will be subject
to prosecution and fine. ’l‘lm city
water dopsrlmonr regret to ”th thorn
drunllc measures. but uro obliged u
do soon account oi the wiliul and per
sluloul abuse or rur- sprinkling prlri
logo.
WATER (tUMMlHHlthhlliil.
(2in of South Norwnllr.
.luly 12m. lilil).

 

RIM. IOTATI SALES.

illehard ii. Psi-melee to Walloon It.

Hunted. lot and buildiu Second
street. mstNorwsik. War

Louis ll beers in William § lluI
llold building lot Piotr avenue. War

Frank P. Holly to John ii. Lawrener
and George N. Philenx. six acres. Per-I
ry avenue. War.

Horace Fisher in illulone J. Van
bless. buildinu lot, Second street. Eat
Norwnlir.‘ Wnr. ‘

.Deitter K. Colo lo Monti. Piuxeon.

building lot, Second street. Float Nor-v
walk. War.

Bernard Mc'l‘ovn in Gnome w. Law
ronce. lot and bull lugs. South Osborn

 

' avenue and dock street.

r.

' is:

112 til i

m or on minute» ,

SThc Best is None Too Good
STh‘at's why you are urged to smoke
Roger Ludlow, 10c
Twin City.“
or The Nugget. 6c
CIGARS

ALL DEALERS

Bra. R OLDS

f mun scrunen.

 

.f..~.......

lilllll All Flllillll

John Collins
A loloprum lroIn Middle-town revolt

ed by the Selectmen this morning told
0i the death or John Collin, who has
been III for some time past.“ His sis-
trir. Mrs. Grumman. of Norwalk. hurl
been notified by the seleotmou. It Is
probable that the remains will be bur
rod in Mlddlvlown. A son, William E.
lolliuu. also survives, The deceased
itir many yours kept a restaurant in
Him run-or .\orwulk, and was ueil
knouu in Iiw older residents or the
ir‘m‘li

Francis John Hazlett.

f Francis .lohu ilusiolt, the one your
old son of Air. nnrl Mrs. Robert .I. Has
lint. of Wilton overrun, died Saturday
u‘rtcruoon In tho home or his parents.
The rnrnulns were interred in Si.
Ninrr‘u I'IIIIII-Im-I- yesterday afternoon.

 

WALTERS GABE CONTINUED.

m~-~

Autln Fletcher Unable to Appm and
3 Hearing Wont Over tor a Week.
The «use ui‘ Henry Walters, who is
held under Hood bonds to nwnil the
result of the injuries to Austin Fletch-
Or. who lion in the Norwalk hospital
u about the sumo condition as when
he won taken more. and which was to
rave been trlml this morning in the
\‘orwnlk side or the town court. wnrr
umlponod Ito one week. until next
\londuy moruiuu nl ill o'clock.
'l‘ho judgi- fluid that it the condition
If the boy Wm. uuclr thou that there
was any imnwdlslo «lender or his dyv
ling. the case would probably have to
ho ngsin (lolnyr'd. but it the boy should
he so lInprovr-d on to indicate that he
.vlll recover, Iho case would proceed

The boy‘s huh" stated this morning
not his son appeared brighter. Ii any
blur; and thnl he feels that the buy

our recover.

After the neutrino been brought up
and continued I s morning. several
Iboioarlphs Wore taken by Mr. Groa-
Ory. abusing trio’rolstivo positions of
the various vehicles that were on the
menu at the runs of the accident on
Thursday last. Salmons‘ team was on
hand and placed in the position that It

had occupied. as m the onto that did
«the Mary to the boy. A great crowd
collected and the trolleys snii vehicles
or all kinds were hold up tor about

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Men's two-piece Woolen llnthing Bulls,

 
 

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS MORE.

81 HYA'

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

Ladies’ Brilliantine

Bathing Suits

A now and very nttrnoilvo line in lilnclr nnd Nuvy lilue, with various styles of trimming. low price at.
Miusos' IInIl Children's linlhlng Suits in various colors, from ......................... . .......... 81.50 to $2.50
Children‘s b‘lannel one-pictu- Suits. . .f .................................... . .......... ................. 75b
l lv‘unt-y llnlblng Caps. all colors ................... . ............... . .................................. 15a to 50¢
(innvns llnlblng Shops ................................................................................. 25c, 50¢ .

W

llluo or (.iroy ........................
Navy lllue two-piece Cotton iialbiug Suits ................................................................. $1.90

. uounnrduuuoum

.............................. 82.25

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

”$1.75 to $6

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

Frank Angiene Taken lntO Custody on
Cemplaint of Mrs. Gulllman.

l
l
Frank Auuiorw. i

thirteen yours old.
was arrested this morning by Club
stable .1 .l. Goodwin. charged with
robbing Mrs. Ada (lulliurhn'u home in
Elizabeth ulroot ol’ a small bunk cou~
iululux $22. The their was committed
Sl-Vt'iill works nun uud Constable
Goodwin has been following up the
case since.

Suspicion has pointed (or some time
to young Anulonetl. who Mrs, (luillruuu
snye she «ought lrylng to enter the
house with n lII-Iz lt is blso snirl bu
stole [I watch from her about u month.
nun, but il'u’nu recovered.

Young Anniono limbo

confessed to sienlinu ”to bank and
moody lo (‘onuiirirlt- (iondwir He told
tile lutlor that be buried ”It! bunk un-
der; II sewer nboul liIrvI- miles out from
the oily.

The boy in lwimz Ill‘lil Ill pollt't- bomb
(rumors pending a blurring.

’i‘br‘ curios oi Juscpir l‘bnby und
louis Kardurx churned with nsunulliux
r‘I- \r ulslzsrunu. were to have been
dlsrmsud of this mornina. but wvro
I-nnlinui-d until Wt'dlll‘i‘sdii)‘ morning at.
In o‘clo. k. iiulzumnn. who still has his
head llci up from his injuries. suppos-
ed that the young men pitched on in
him. mistaking him for another man.

The cone of Mrs. Margaret Siuflol,
Int-ruled in lower South Main slrmt.
churned with luloxiculiou. (.‘HIIW up this
morllllrg_ but u'uu not disposed of. (”on-
ilrrry Io “XDQ‘l‘lllllUll. Mrs. Slul'lel
plundod not gulluy and up ndiourmnolir
was molten to Wednesday morning nt
7:30 in order in summon witnesses.

Milo- i'olynkosn I'nlscd quire II ruc-
Iiou nl his home in Smith street and
\'ll‘lllll)’ Suiurduy nlulri. in the first
plarn- he drank enough liquor to
urnlu- blm fighting mud and be (‘llflilt‘ll
his wife out or the house, the Woman
inking roiuxc in unolbI-r house. Polyn-
koslr was arrested by (mic-or John S.
Smith and this morning was lined $7
Hind costs,

The continued mum-I oi’ Edward lil’x‘
boo. who Wain nmsred some lluru- ago
for u lumily rumpus in \iIIlIr street, or»
hunted in the Norwnllr town court this
Inorniuu. Ho nus lined \7 without
(ours The Inhtluuerl ruse oi Tanner
illitro uiro nssnullod his oils in Wall
street a short time ugo. “an brought
up again this morning on dire was tilt
so tlurd ‘7 without costs.

Illllllilli lllll llilll

.\ rI-gulnr monthly meeting or the
Norwulk iiuildiug and Loan Associa-
tion uill be bold tomorrow evening.

down and

 

 

 

Mrs. W. A. Raymond and dnurrhters
Alice and Alruio, oi Frunkliu ovouuo.
urn guests or Mrs. .lulou F. Brody, in
New York.

lllllllms S 'l‘rowbrldrzo. (Worms A.
Wbolpley and Gnome ll. locuwoorl
took an automobile trip \ostvrdny in
MI 'l‘lUW‘llllllflt'i'fl qucbluo to Derby

A uoarucoldoui occurred this noon

in lroui o! Skelly Ii. Howard's clxnr
store A young man stopped from a
trolley on tho left hand side. directly
in from or n «or going in tho Opposite
direction. lie. was sent spinning about.
but did not full. and he lost his but.
under the var. lloth I-ul‘s Worn stopped
nimosr Insiunriy, and be one given a
int-turn by the conductor. which was
intention to malts him more careful in
the future. .

John Wood. Or the Norwalk rollrnatl
station. received II letter Saturday
from n man who did not ohm his name
to the communication saying that it
was not the laundry in iirldsoport
which deserved the credit for return-
ing the $140 that was found between
the blankets in the wash some time
ago. but one or the aorters by the name
of John McNaily. it was told exclu-
alveiy in The sentinel that the money
was lost and (court and returned to
the owner a woman in Winnlpault by
the name or brown. Mr. Wood turned
it over to City Engineer Charles N.
Wood. who sent it book to the laundry
in Bridgeport. The object at tho lol-
Ior was to see that the sorter in the
laundry was the one who rebervod the
credit for having been honest. and not
the laundry itself

. mama.-

Londlords and tenants ean noyor

 

 

3W)

Tristram 8. Hyatt,

TOWN coup-r CASES. ‘

 

Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

H. Krieger& Co.

The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks

 

JULY SPECIALS

 

A Few Bargains that
May Interest You

 

TRIMMED HATS
For Girls ......... ..

............... 50 cts

 

OUTING HATS for Girls.

values $1 to $2. down to . .

.................

25 cts

(See Window Display)

 

GIRLS‘ STOCKINGS. Black. Tan. also White.
Special ..................

10 cts

 

HOUSE DRESSES.

Well Tailored ............

98 cts

 

LINGERIE AND LAWN WAISTS.
value $1.50 ..............

.................

98 cts

 

WASH DRESSES. made of Lawn.
Dimity. Percale and Gingham. from

$2.98 to $10

The best assortment in The Norwalks

 

Bargains In SUMMER FURNITURE

 

STORE CLOSES FRIDAY 12:30 P. M.. TO GIVE OUR
EMPLOYES HALF HOLIDAY DURING jULY
AND AUGUST

 

H. Krieger &Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

Fourth i‘Innonm- tilalrmili “bus to do
ibilil-ru to impress iris (‘lillllllili‘nlil with
lilo idea that IN" is always trying to
bonclll IiIoIn. Orr on occasion bu por-
sundvd u good roads enthusiast lo lrur.
I-l with him through lllil district and
lei-turn on good roudu. or which there
our low in that pull of rho uiiilo.

"You loll these people." amid llIIil
"lllllt you ll show them how to build
good llllllfl so that they run rut their
corn out to market."

Al the first meeting place. the good
roads expert said to tho constituents:

”My lrlsnds. l‘m going to show you
‘Invi to build such roads that run can
set your corn out."

"Well, stronger." drawlcti one of tin-
i‘onnoosoeons. "you needn't to worry.
'Iown here We ruins u lot. or com, but
we make it inlo whiskey an' lhon unlit
u out.“»-l’opulnr Magazine-

First Lawyer-«Won did all have It
hit of trouble with that woman. in
not. she turned out to be o perfect
witness.” Second Lawyerw-"Yes. i
look the procoulion to have her age
asked before she won sworn."~—Phlln-
dolphin Record.

. 0—... m

 

“its is brave?" “liven to the point
or recklessness. Why he dines at
Simpson a. and Simpson has four mar.
usurious doubters or uncertain use "

 

 
 

BOO Ulflfllull In. some IMHO!“- f‘

euro.

lloprosouluriie lorrloil llllll or Iiu-

 

 

There are Still Two
Months' of Strdw
Hat Weather
’ Ahead of

You -

"Knox" Straws. 33. 04
and $8 .

Other styles as low
at $2

Fancy Hat Bonds. all
ears". not;

Pajamas. 01 to es

Trunks. Bags and Soil
Cases tor your vacation.
days

Joseph Davis

85 Washington In. semis uni-nut '7

 

 
 

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