the
§ wt
L
it WIN-Tums, seem on ‘ ‘
We handle nothing but'the hast Coal.
thoroughly «screened and our in you
bins by careful drivers. ‘Try a ton.-
. victims MlaSEB'
. Ann ouiLousN's
hite Canvas,
AND
1, Barefoot
have constantly claimed
and claim now:
.w!
u Ililttl‘liilll
inn ii iii
'i‘lte'hurder of proof being upon
the claimant. wo herewith un-
burden ourselves of a tow
"proofs." Our lvlazoilon coal is:
’DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
OLATE-PROOF
WATERPROOF
But not FIRE-PROOFwnot in
the slightest degree, not the
smallest particle of it tire-proof.
it these proofs don't convince
you, there is the one supreme
test:
iTryk It Yourself
The Ii. Hershfieltl
' 8r Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Watcr'St.
_ Low Cut
Footwear
Just the right goods, at just
the right time. at just the right
prices.
.CONMIALLY
" AND
LsRACKEN
.ll Wilsnmoron eraser.
oouru NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sou
Dancing Slippers
with one. two. three or
four straps
at $1 to $2
MAXWLEVY
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
I
-fi... -..._...._._,.__.. WW“ .1”-
it you ARE LOOKING FOR
Trash Fruits and
a Vegetables
.J-.. ,
We have them. All kinds In
seaport.
CANNES,
Extra Fine PEACHES
a Specialty.
moms. ToaAdco and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 - 179 Watt. 3t. Bridge.
..-._...-.- ...—-—»....,. . - .M.._._..m
llotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND QUINN! UP TO DAT!
RATE! .2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
suunav DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 938
m—._.... . .. .-..W~W~- .. .
COAL
W
FINIINCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFEO.
Postcards
‘y WE REALIZE THAT it is a
hard proposition to get people in-
tercited in COAL during the hot
weather. There are wise ones
however who see the advantage of
getting 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
Maw Viswo
blows. WE TRY to give your or~ s for on
do" proper attention the whole Post Card Albums
year 'round. but we think we can From too on
do just n little better BEFORE “I“ ,
THE RUSH W. A. Bnggerman s
MUIIC .TORI.
Donovan Iiooit. 182 Wuhington It.
DavldWRoymond
Funeral Director lull Emhllmer
to North Main Irv-out. Math Nor-wont.
nutrient». I Washington “not.
Telephone ot 0M ‘84.
Toioohino It house, on
William J. ”climb. of South Main
.lliil ol the Norwalk Yacht Club,
dint; the wool: at iarehmont.
II igloo. Week and "lltil" is down
his good chip Bonito.
.. .5. . quvwb-my. W
M. M... .. .. -2.-. ME. ..-.. ., .
‘ Fred Wehrle spent yesterday with
relatives in Bridgeport.
.5. ~‘Mm- . 1.
m. "M- m . w-mq.w.mm«.mm mph"...
e Prudent Man mi?
out s. but um a certain sum from his earnings. This
stint, ll deposited in
Norwalk Savings Bank
liberal rate of interest. which will continuity
fl thwarts the bounce intuit lover .,
"'I‘heSouth
Timon
1‘ime' autiThrlsistltePiace .
4.... radioignlndsurnouse
~ RBdUCtion Sale
of Summer Goods?
at line cool Dresses. Skirts. Linen and Pougoe Goats. (lirla' White
Dresses and Ludles’ Waiutu. Wonderfully little prices; When you
look at the line materials. the careful workmanship rind the charming
styles oltlth summer‘s wear for women you know without thinking
any further that you could not produce their ennui nt home or in any
r
t
HAMMOCKS !
‘ . Tun LEADING DRY GOODS s'ronn.
T RAM 8: HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWAL‘K. CONN.
' John O. Sullivan
. a W ’
33 SOUTH MAIN 81"..
80. NORWALK.
“The
NORWALK _
.lohn ii. Manning ' Mugner &
James M. Crenglt
lion. Allen
John Muitouey
...... M
m‘w
other slots in town for anything like such low; prices.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
”WM. ,...... ......... “w.
A_ figg!
Ruppert’s Beers
May be Had on Draught at the Following Places
80. NORWALK
Hotel (Ililtord
Central Hotel
Hotel Victoria
tingle Hotel
MACNER 8t FLYNN, Age
616 MAIN STREET,
STAMFORD.
Paris”
EAST NORWALK
Dorian House.
John E. O‘Buliivuu
Gregory i’olnt
F'iynn
. a...» nu“
WESTPORT
Weslporl Hotel
nts
Thin um heinr‘ u in will" up-
h-doto article- One such “lid: is
‘ The new
11-
renton’ ~
74¢on Watch
$5, :7 ol‘ ‘9 wording to run
Call and are. ii.
W. R. KIRCH I 00.
The , Clifford
McPherson a Btevsm, Props.
Single rooms, with or without
built.
Rooms en suite, suitable for turn.
tiles.
Terms moderute. Iiutun hy the
month. Call and nxnullnc: no trott-
tile in show.
t‘uiuine and service excellent.
(‘ui‘e stocked with the choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Mill: and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwalk
SM IT ”H "s
Uric-O
We Recommend it fur Rheumatism
Try ll Botllo
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8r Co.
onusmsrs
3 NORTH MAIN ITREET
3
LalIgElce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Ollie: and Storage. N. Y. N. H. «I H
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
litillll Illli lliillillil.
NichOIu Young.
Nicholas i'mlnt, one a! rim oldest
immun i’t'HIlliiiIli of lmnimry. tilt-r
HIIIIIIII') til upoploxy u: the lituur n
his duuulttt-i'. Min. Frederick tiuuiw, .
iiulmlortlt nt'onuu. l'II'tliii‘tIlti' :trtot‘uoor
at 3 tl‘l‘ltll‘ll. ”u had Itl'vn hiltlili liw
linuuo litullntt nu well on tlunul until
within a short time iwt‘mo» his deulh
Mr. Young Whit n lilti ilitwitet try trade
und hurl been It rooitlvnt or iinnimrx
fill yours, going thorn lrotn (lemony
Ilo In unrvivod lly ulx rlliltiron, Milt
Frederick tissue, Mrs. Nlchoinu Ilur
sin. Mru. Andrew Whittier. all or than
bury; li'runit Young. oi i-lmuh Nor
Wltlli; Mrs. James Horns. or Hinmtord
und Minn Mary Young. of Orange Vol.
“1V. N. i‘. The funeral won hold lronv
his low residence this morning M it. it
n‘eior-h. and or iii, l’olor‘s (‘folltnilt
church M ii o't-iorit. 'i'ho interment
Wu: in the family plot in tho non
tfiuthollr «summery. linohury.
i'unorol oi Mn. P. V. Kearney.
The funeral of Mrs. P. F. Kearney.
who died in Brooklyn. on hetero".
With held from her ltmlu‘ In Brooklyn.
this morning. litter the luoornl the
remain: wurn brought to Hawaii and
were into! red in at him": tit-moiety.
Funeral or Miss Lyon.
Miss Mary Davenport Lyon. of 1m
ion. died at tholionto or her sister
there on Buntiny. The remoins will he
taken to Bouillon. N. .l.. tomorrow. for
burial. lilies Lyon tum the daughter
or the into law L. Lyon. or Bouillon
line was Well known nhnut nut-ion lino
Rownyton and had many friends in
those places.
Miss llidnir Ferris. .912... street.
Not-walk. it“ scoured n position in
the Clustt. ration and Gomnony‘o
' s"
trim, in North ”at: mt"
on. '1 ‘ M ‘Q
3 .
.J.
The Best is None Too Good
That‘s why you In urged to smoke
Roger Ludio ’. the
Twin C y. be
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
ALL DEALERB
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
limiting liltil us
Mrs Horlwrt ti Pollard onlotinint'd
the Men‘s i'lult ill Im luune in Winni-
.nutlk. recently
t‘ltia-l' oi l‘tIlli‘t‘ William \‘uilnicr hue
entered upon n week or mention and
t'npinln William ll. Pennington in
Iouklnu after his duties during his “ll~
Stillm-
Atnuld'n Muss foundry, in limt
slrm'l. lulu llt‘t‘ll shut down recently to
ulltm the lnukitm of mine repairs in
tho boilers, which were ionising. The
work wan t'vuuumd in the lountiry ultt-i‘
lime duys ttl idionrno. .
Hiwrutun t‘nnut‘il. limitl .\l’t'nlilllil.
will mum tilt.» «vetting. .it this time
oport will he made illul the order hon
puid the dentin ixnteiit rluim (or the
.llIt‘ t‘ltut‘li‘s linynultttl, OI ill‘t-gnr)
tlmtlt-vurd. l‘.il.‘il Norwttik.
A large cloud wont to itoton Point
lust t‘YHilIix in. the mum-rt by tho
Arum-tutu Ilnnd, Art ruslouinry the
hand hud n short Iiill'iitli‘ uud piuyrd
mmttle to the Point on u uporiiui trol-
‘i'l our. on null mt lit the Point.
It‘ltllllt Anulouu. the liiryoor-old imy
.il’l'tll‘ltftl chum-d with taking 3 Imuit
containing 813‘: il'Olii the home or Mrs.
tdn (luliimou. iiw nowupnpm' und llillil'
urine wuutun. tum «em to tho stole it"
orm M‘Iiiml m )lorltinn loony ln‘ Jliilllli
iuueplt ll. 'i'iiilnr. Thu imv'u parents
ind u brother wore in court this morn
nu Ilid the bunker unwound the opin-
mt thnt it would in» heat for tho Iroy‘n
wellnro to plan him in the institution.
Murry hot-now the trolley car did
not Mop in inhuman in the It“) hello
th‘ mirt- the motormnn. Iiitl iteration
tilt! had iuwu mrrhul hostind the
.trool whmw- tip- wuutotl to leave the
. ‘ HAMMOCKS 2!
HAMMOCKS
A mid-season sale of line woven Hammocks, in many attractive colors.
pillow and valence. The price range is from Si in 36. Special Reduction on the very
popular COUCH HAMMOCKS- With four-inch, cotton-top mattress. formerly $12.
now Still.
ll!
All fitted with
lllili unto
SOIXENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. nu. ‘l’rohnte
t‘ourt, Juno 29. A. it. tutti.
Estate of tieorgiaunn Skltliliill‘e. into
or Norwnik. in tutti district. deceased.
The (.‘onrt or Probate tor the ills.
lrlct tlI Not'wnik. hath limited and iii-
iowod six months trout tiu- illllt‘ hereof
for tin» creditors tit suld estate to use
lithll their claims for scltlvnteut. Those
who ill-glow! to lll‘t‘lii‘lll their accounts,
pl‘utu‘i'ly nttonu-d. Wlllilil said time.
will lie tit-lttlrrod n recover}, All per—
snns llilll‘llli‘ll to said estate are re-
qiit'lili'tl l0 lilllltt‘ lililllt‘tlllill‘ payment
to
tilit)iltiiA.\'.\',\ A. HAWKINS.
It: 19 liwcntrix.
If.
will illill‘t‘ in the pnwd section will he
"\rclll-nt ours and will in: put there
to‘utuv They are stuttewhni longer
than the rtid mils and are much more
dumitiu. The work of paving the street
has not yet continuum-d. imt I‘lllitl'tlt'lor
William ll. Arthur, or Stamford, is pro
:irs’sliil: with the preparatory work
You t'upiliiy.
Pilllillilllli lillll
Illlilillllilliill
Little Maine Town Baily Deco-
rated in Honor at a Presi-
dent’s First Visit
I‘ZAS'I'I‘UIIIIT, Me. Jul) Ill. When
the presidential }Il('lll hlnlllom-r point.
out Iit‘l‘ way up the Luluvt‘ anroua this
morning. a president or ”1“ Pulled
Stairs lnr tin- ttrs‘. lime in history
touched the northeast corner of the
country. Eustxml't. the llilllil‘ til the
Antolimnt sardine lmltrstri‘. Was up.
proprlittviy exrilvd ”\‘vi‘ the ot‘riisiott.
l-‘Iugs nttd hunting welv titspdm-d trout
:til the low lying lilllltliilg: slung the
Vi‘lllt'l‘ trout uitil‘ttw outir. population
\“IIJ vill‘l)‘ untlr gelling tite- llIIlt‘ town
in rendition lnr Ilit' rutnlnt: of ”It: tilti—
tilluuislwti uncut. The streets were
pivoted nt‘ tun-tr \mttlttt- oi‘ rultidsit tutti
thoroughly sprinkled. Mayor (lurtwlt.
who was to how the honor ill unit-i"-
Naming the president, personally sn-
pt-riulrndwl most oi“ the ltrt'titi‘tiliullr‘.
and thin: or l‘uiicu Wilson donned his
very iwut llliIItll‘lli. Soon tiller 8 o’clock
iltltllllt: from tho surrounding villages
began to arrive Home route in lurut
wnuuus some in lllllliillillillt‘. The Muy»
llowur was not due to nrrlw until it
ut‘ltii'k null tiw prmdtlolit um um ex-
pm‘it‘tl ashore until 2 p. m, hut Writer
Hil‘t‘t'l uud the limits overlooking illt!
Iiul‘lltli‘ were tln'ougod II)‘ it o’clock.
The president rind the port)" necom'
denying lillli in the ion (lavn‘ cruise
in Main whim-s storied Ii‘tilli ltet‘eriy
ventordni ul‘lui ttnoil.
’l'llv iill'lii urrlvod nu Euutporl early
this iitnrilllm. imi lulu-red in the DIN n
sen while the putty llroultluulod. liy
coming to I'Zitliiiorl today President
'i'urt Ills touchrli nearly nvmy corner
or tin» i'ultmi Suites alum. his llldilflll‘
rnlitiii llt' Iiilu not butt" in Key Word
yet. hut he still liiirt hourly three years
in servo.
HOBPITAL NOTES.
Austin Mutt-her. the lad who won in-
jured ily living run into In Willi Ml‘t‘l'l
inst wot-it Thursday. or the ililitlllitl‘
hiit- driven by Henry Wnltnrs. at South
Norwnik. In lerRl'euilllig rapidly nlont
tluv mud to recovery. llr. Ward 8.
nr. Misti l'vmi Wilson, rulorttd. jump-
ul tinturduy monitor from the last
uovlng t‘lr In the. corner or lit‘vhnrd
trot-t umi \vm ground. Rho won on.
drilled in liw rm onumpinx from now»
no voltirlnn mid to moreouunro ol
this Incl, Mm Wilson fell in the
ground With «not: form that tilts broke
her arm. The trolley our war in
charge at t‘mutuotor mom-rd (tanner
and lilolol'mnn .l in: borrow and was
the 8:34 “'01on the South Non
with: no r. infom- stooped. out the
human Id depart .
’l‘ite Gaunt-cum immunity hm plan
rd ll temporary , scorer in Wall
drool in from or entities it. nliworth's
lewlry More. which will take em or
‘he oars while the cumming! is laying
in new trucks in the notion oi Willi
drool that In In so pond. This cross
uver m lllttt'od thorn int evening by
1 tom or sham so notions under the
{limited oi Mr. oh and is placed
(”or tho rolls. wit _ t lining them
Winn tonerndt «the wot-it being
3" mum-Rm
tthoootnmnygt
' , -s:
Ili‘t‘gtil'y, who is in uttundnuco. hurt ov-
my hope that the no)- will roeovnr. it”
is brighter every do and lousy ho
molt nourishment no: renowned his
family. who call at the hospital dolly.
'l‘hny Mo greatly encouraged, «inn.
shout the boy's condition.
Walter alumni. or Weutport, on
admitted to the Nomad; Hospital yon-
whiny morning. where he remains to.
do; undergoing medical treatment.
FAMILY ROW iN IROOKOIDI.
.loltn (than: and George Almum. or
Bmoirntrle. are brother-intuit. and in t
night John. enthused by over ind
genre in liquor. wanted to out George
out or commission. incidentally no
hrnlte a window and or screen door
and ruined quite I wanna generally.
He kept It it so usuiatontly tint
George sent tor Constable E. .l. laur-
rltum. oi limitation. who hustled over
to hrooitnldo and arrested Ghoul.
Judge lemon it. Taylor lined Guano
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
slit and hosts this morning. or a. to
w of ’14:“: it .4 may) Ill
,,,.. ,5, ' ~7 I". 4‘ 33-95 '
Norwalk. Conn. I
H. Kriegerdr Co.
The Leading Outfitting Storenn The Norwalks
JULY SPECIALS
A Few Bargains that
May Interest You
TRIMMED HATS
For Girls ..............................
50 cts
25 cts
OUTING HATS for Girls.
values $1 to $2. down to ...................
(See Window Display)
GIRLS’ STOCKINGS. Black. Tan. also White.
Special ...................................
10 cts .3
98 cts L7!
as cts
$2.98 to $10
The best assortment in The Norwalks
vW‘"
HOUSE DRESSES.
Well Tailored .............................
I
LINGERIE AND LAWN WAISTS.
value $1.50 ............................
WASH DRESSES. made of Lawn.
Dimity. Percale and Gingham. front
Bargains in SUMMER FURNITURE
STORE CLOSES FRIDAY ”:30 P. M.. TO GIVE OUR
EMPLOYES HALF HOLIDAY DURING JULY
AND AUGUST
H. KfiegerdzCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
WALL S’I‘IUQIIJ'I‘. 10:10 it. ill ‘i‘lllt
trotting in the helium! tint wuu dull hi
the owning or the «tool: rum-km, but
there were wide movements m u lot
i'illlt'ti. (inhuman l'nritto dnolIm-d l int.
{lending and lionvor 5c lilo tlrnudn i
and (Item Northern pld .‘vs. ltooit
inland pld udtnnmi n point. Prim»
uitowod it tendency to drool) alter the
opening.
Wold; Miller. Noon.-~—‘I‘ho tirnnd
‘l’runlt strike entitled nynnmlltetlr
weakness in Gnnodlan Pacino. which
108! iii. Wing‘s decline i‘iuit‘hhd
Vacation
~ Trousers
.luttt what you want (or vacation
days; cool. puny. mntlorinlliu. ‘
Khaki Tron-ore. also. 81.76. '2
White Dunk Trousers. .Sl. $1.50
Flannel Trousers ....... $4.00
White urge Trousers. . . 45.00
Striped borne Trousers 35 o u ‘
lino Gorge Trout-rs $4 I. $4.50
“It. Rock loiotld pld. MI, and lit. Poul. Butt Shit-to ........... It to 33
Northern Pacific and Minneapolis, tit. soft cotton ..... . ........ 25o
l‘ntll and Btwlt Btu Hurts pm. i. There out: .. . . . . . . . . . .50c. oi. use
Wore trootiunnl rallies at noon. lionds
worn steady.
WALI: fi’l‘lthllll’l‘. 1 n. tn.-'l*rndlltl
onmo utmost to u stundntill at n rally
extending to it point in some instances.
a...» b
llrul Connor. s Wool Norwalk col.
cred ion. was linen Iii sun noun this
morning for airmail on u White tori.
HI"! Gosh. The moon occurred in
West Norniit Suturdny and young
tmnnefirm arrested otter commute:
had been mode to constable .1. ii.
Goodwin. It not claimed that Colts
103% Davis
tr. Whaliltimn on. south sushi;
s
v
nsrtnrowo “Wilt?” game.
. 4. g. , _‘l'
Norwalk Chronicler