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r
a
i
at
. , 'the‘right time, at just the right
' ‘ hills-i ‘ .
1
‘i handle limits but»
i thoroughlywtcreonedx
mice-i
, (i put: in
icareiul "drillers; . “ .s
p I’ 68' Water Street
> Just the rihht goods, at Just
prices.
We have the pick of the
mines, fresh irom 'the
minera' pick. ‘You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose_hero.-
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Beat Grado’
Full We gilt
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
' if <FreshFruits and
. . i >
.IP..YQB nah Lookiaio son
‘. Ve‘ghtables
' We have them. All kinds in
. , . asonb
Extra Fire rescues
. - I We
.r
r(utilities. cleans. rooacco and
4 sons wares.
GHIOTI'O
‘
't‘ai. 027. ‘ ‘ #79 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
1 a Wild?“
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m
wn‘. REALiZE THAT it is a
hate proposition to get people in-
tsrasted in oOAL during the hot
weather. There are wise ones
homer who see the advantage of
getting thein winter supply nicely
stov'vod and} stored in the cellar
during the Sinrnmer, and who are
a... prepareSd for any weepi-
ER that grows or any wind that
bidws. WE; TRY to give your or-
ders proper1 attention the whole.
year ‘roundi but we think we can
do just a little better BEFORE
, Ill-IE RUSH
ii. Jones. of West street.
a to is old home in Hancock.
he will remain indefinite-
.3 Ho williroturn in Norwalk tram
' toxin . however, to care for his
i
. ... ,_, .. . . w...we...»”muons—rew-wumw...
shieuliutssvesseertsinsumiromhlsearnlnns. This
Dancing Slippers
with one, two. three or
four straps
at $1 lo$2 ‘
MAX-LEVY
169 WASHINGTONITREET BRIDGE
BOU'CH NORWALK
flute] Mahackemo
J. R. CONNORngr.
SERVICE AND OUIIINI UP TO DATI
RATES '2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
sunoav DINNERS, 75.3
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL III
FINANCIERS
CLUB
(PfilVATE cross;
The Whiskey Without
i
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HDTILOAND CAFII.
. . ”*mM" w
East Card
new Views
. e m- a:
Post Card Albums ~
mm We as
W. A. Briggerman's
HUNG. ITOII.
Donovan liooit, 181 woahlnoton at.
I
omen. Raymond
Funeral num' an Ernlialiner
is North Main “not. loath Hamill.
assume Washington sum .
wuss». n m. m
Taiasiidaa at was. ass.
b
r not. only
‘ “motilit-
lllli‘" lil-'
I . “'1-‘9‘5H‘d‘tilii‘a‘n .
Rupii
33 BOUTH MAIN 8T“
60. NORWALK.
“The
uoawaut
John H. Manning
John O. Sullivan
James M. Croagh
lieu. Allen
John Mshonoy
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mmummussggl,
b-daisaio'dq‘hOEVuehuselsis
r-I-ngeisoii-
740ml Waldo
‘5. .7 0! ‘9 location loosen
Cal and no i.
v.
W. R. KIROH A 00.
NOTICE
ert’s Beers
Maybe lied on Draught at the Following Places
so. NOHWALK
Masher & Flynn
Hotel Clifford
Hotel Victoria
MAGNER‘BL FLYNN. Agents
'.,l ‘ ..‘ W “* ‘&"«.
. ‘ ‘ e u Ion ‘ «l e
‘ of summer Coeds" ‘
or one cool Dresses. Skirts, Linen ".1. Poem chain, Girls White ,
presses and Ladies' Wuists. Wonderfully little prices.
look at the lino materials. the care i workmanfiiiii and the charming
styles or this summer‘s wear fur w than "you know without thinking
any- inrtbor that you could not'prod'uCe their equal at some or in any
other store in town {or anything like such low piices. ‘ ‘
BALI IN IOTH STONES.
When you
515 MAIN STREET,
STAMFORD.
Pajis”
a» u.»»..w.w.... .u...“ .. .. ,.
i“
EAST NORWALK
Dorian House.
John E. O'fltillivan
Gregory Point
WEBTPORT
\i’ost port Hotel
v
Wm M...“ .
scissor.
Sunday Dinner
THE CLIFFORD
Sunday. July 24th.i to 2 9. mi
75c
SMlMTWH’S
Uric-O
We Rocommond it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottlsf
75 cls.‘ and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
accounts
8 NORTH MAIN ITREET
LalltUgEIce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake lee Co.
Cities and Morass. N. Y.. N. H. d. H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
mom Leaoue enrenuiNQ
near.
Given at the Residence oi Mrs. B. M.
Andrew.-
An interesting and pleasing enter.
lainmcnt under the auspices ot the lap-
worth league of the South Norwalk
Methodist Church Wilt; held last oven.
tug at the residence of Mrs. B. M.
Andrews, in West avenue. The event
was in charge or the president of the
Magus. Harry 0. Bhuuloit. and the
program. which was well rendered
throughout, included these numbers:
Piano solo-whites Lydia ireiand.
Recitatioaniss Ethel Spraaue.
Cornet soiow-li‘rank fichnfeit. aocom.
, panied by Miss Carrie 8hnlelt.
Vocal solo—Mrs. lion-yd}. Bhutan.
accompanied by Miss may V.‘li‘sllon.
Plano duetwiiiiss Lydia lroiand and
Mrs. Vail.
After the entertainment. ice cream
and cake ware served and the remain-
der ot the evening was devoted to a
ICC!!! (IMO.
a»... .
a.”
sia. otovaa's weak cou‘usuoao
m
lispairod an.Automebils In New York
Ctato and Owns:- Appreciated it.
one nisht last is it the Norwalir
Consolidated Auto? race Company‘
received a telephone mousse from
_ shinewhero in New York state. askln‘
them to so to the pines and repair a
car that had. as it Wore, “Hamil! the
roadside. The ear. a Cadillac, was
badly damned. hsvinn run all the
hash into a this . r
The rear axis ottlie car was broken
and the machine could not be renamed
,tilst disliked-Theodore Glover. who
had the
JOIN i0 MOM-Mind a horn
where, soareou hoists '5
use u‘hmu‘hsmww
We. . ,
'.
MacPlierson &~ Stevens. Props.
The Best is None Too Good
That's why you are urged to smoke
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin. j . lie
or . e Nugget. he
means
ALL butane
B. J. REHNOLDS
HAN UFACTUIIN-
friends in Poi-Winter.
Mr. lliovcr mil ”ed to Norwalk and
sent lor the new parts necessary to ro~
' pair the broken auto. and when they
came he fixed the car and sent it to
the owner. whosepame is Ii. 0. Shani.
tho vice-president of the Salety Car
Lighting and lieatlng Coilpany. a
large commotion in New York.
lie has received a letter from Mr.
Shall which commends the expediency
of the. work and praises Mr. (ilovar ior
having been so willing to assist a per-
ioct stranger in the middle of the
night. Mr. Shoal will send his ms-
oiilne to the garage soon to have it
thoroughly overhauled.
v up «a...
aaoama ON ‘ri-te anions.
Selectman Brown days Money sum Io
Spent on Dilapldatsd “motors.
Since an automobile was wrecked
on the Washington street bridge, yes»
tarday. and the claim was put forth
by the dI'IVi'i' that the bridge‘n condi-
tion was responsible for the smash and
he intended to tails steps to ascertain
his rtahts in the premises, the bridge
has been subject of renewed interest.
The remvory or damages is not ink
on seriously by WNW people, who in-
slot that had the driver been proceed-
ing with his car at a speed allowed on
bridges generally that or four miles
an hour the accident would not have
occtirro The machine started see~
sawing n the uneven planking and
the springs and front axle gave way.
The car dragged along tor a consider»
able distance. People who travel
across the bridge are well aware or
the bridges uneven planking. though
it is not considered likely that there
is an automobile on the market whose
springs would not stand the test of
going over the brittle at a speed at
four miles an hour.
‘ it has also been reported that. it is
the intenlifln of the board of select-
men to spend 08.000 or «.000 this
year in practically rebiiildl a large
section of the bridge, lnolud it; new
planking and hamstring-pieces tor the
East Norwalk approach. Many people
have fall that such a job would have
:a'tendency to daily the coming of its
new bridge. been, altar so muc
money is expend .ii would he argued
that a new hrl is not netted right
away. One mgi‘r at the board .0!
seloetmeu says hat while several
thousand dollarl‘ is available for
tens
man
0 .l‘
as ll" hood to units some new striho
are this our to imp the structure in
condition ‘ for out considerable new
planking will also have to be done.
W
a job as
iitod. This sateen
lines A. m“
was of t e‘
refit imam” tussle uss'iliis
Mitt out is «do» l
i t
.iirldg’werii. instills not intend as osl ,
, however. “that there is an is _
' or some to Dorcas.
's l
k ; HA
A midseason sale of line woven Hammocks, in many attractive colors. All fitted with
pillow and valance. The price range is item hi to 86. 8
popular COUCH HAMMOCKS- With four-inch, c
now $i0.
nos. 3 and 5 oazsrrn BUILDING. ivoa
HAMMoCits !
‘ 0c
WALK. coils.
pecial Reduction on. the very
otton-top mattress. formerly $12,
\
' i
AMMOCKS !!
' S
.I II.
Tristrarn & Hyatt.- Norwalk, Conn.
noun illll ill i
* client is filling
The Police in France and Spain?
Have Been Asked to Look
00: inc llim
Vl'ZRNET-iJCSsBAlNS. France. July
2i.~«'l‘he police have. received photo
graphs of Dr. Huwiey ii. Crippen. wan-
ted in Minion in connection with the
disappearance at his face. Belle Ei-
Iiioro, and today submitted it to sever—
al persons ivbo saw the stranger who
stopped at a hotel here over Sunday
night hy the name of Henri 'l‘arbot.
in story instance those who saw the
lilicncss declared that there was abut»
tuiciy no doubt in their minds that
tirlppcn and Tarhoi were identical.
hiAliiillii. July 2l.w'i‘he police of
Barcelona have discovered no trace of
ilr. iinwioy ll. Crippcu. but the search
continues. its is reported to have cnv
tcrod the leoumry from Moni~l.ouls,
France. a few days ago. cnroule to
i'izlgeci‘da.
A general police alarm directing the
apprehension of the doctor. who is
sold to be traveling Ni llcnri Tarbot.
has been sent through sphin.
llOURlllfitl. Franco, July ill.—A
young woman who committed suicide
at a hotel hero on July is. is now be-
lieved to have been Ethel Clara iso-
uiwe. the companion at Dr. ‘Crlppcn.
There are striking points at resem-
blance. The. woman was a foreigner
and gave the name of Jeanne Mate.
The police of Paris and London have
been notified. .
a«~__.
nutritionists.
m
Russell w. Preston.
iiiioeell W. Preston. inlant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Preston. and
used two months and twenty-live days.
died yesterday afternoon at 2H3 East
Washington street. lroiu cholera infan-
iuin. Funeral services will be held
from the home tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The Rev. A. (l. Boyh-
lon. pastor or the Westpoi-t M. is}.
Church. will oiilclatc. anti burial will
be in Willow block Cemetery. Wesl-
port.
Miss Gertrudo Dolorest.
Charles E. Delorest. of Hanover.
was in Norwallt this morning. He came
from Hanover to attend the funeral of
a daughter of his cousin. Cyrus Delor-
ost. who lives at the line between New
Canaan and Wilton. The deceased
was Gertrude Detorost who has been
an invalid for the past twenty-eight.
years. in tact. ever since she was ten
years of age.
She was ill in bed but a week pre-
vious to her death. hoivever. having al-
ways been unable to get about as our
or people. The iiluorai took place yes-
terday and Mr. Detoroiit on his way to
his home stoppcd‘here. renewing old
acquaintances. lie iormerly lived in
the old homestead. where his cousin
now lives. and said that it seemed good
to see it once again. although the mis-
sion upon which he came was a sad
one. Mrs. Cyrus Delorest, mother of
the deceased. is also an invalid. helm:
unable to move herself. save in the
wheel-chair that silo has.
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HooPiTAL NOTES.
Ralph Miller, of Water street. New
Haven. was run into by a train in Fair-
ileld this morning and hsdhia lea bro»
item by the impact at the angle. lie
was removed to the Norwalk Hospital.
where he is resting (territoriality this
afternoon. Dr. .W. .l. ’i‘raoey is in st-
tendnnt‘e.
Miss ,uise Abandroth, of Dorian.
was adml ed to the Norwaik Hospital
this morning and operated upon by
Dr. W. .l. Tracey. assisted by Dr. F‘. l.
Burneii.
Little iourtoen-yesr-oid Nollie Nel-
an. who was so badly burned on Tues-
ay. is in a serious condition at the
capital toda . Dr. Tracey reports that
she is not y out ‘of dancer slid'tlist
she had a bad night. 1
Austin Fletcher continues to im-
prove at the Norwaik Hospital. He
will probably recover. -. ‘
A girl planted on... imam...
with her name until her rather you a
deal of than”: than she chooses,
...mrmmmw ' .
M
H. Krie‘ger8z Co.
The' Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwslks
It’s Wisdom to
be Careful
The markets are full of trashy.
merchandise just made
Pm"
merely for all kinds of sales
during the unseasonable
months '
We do not buy such goods—
Nor do we offer them to our
pa one. Our offerings at pre-
sen are just a few good things
Umbrellas Go Carts
Gent‘s and Ladies." American
Taffeta. 26 and 28-inch. silk cov-
er and silk tassel; the biggest
two dollar value you ever saw.
Special
for $1.00
See window display
Collapsible. the best nine dollar
vehicle you ever say. Special
for $5.00
See window display
Suits, Welsts, Coats, Skirts
Dresses at Reduced Prices ’
iegerdrCo.
29-31. West Washington Street
uni sprain
WALL STREET. lililil a. iii.-—-Pri-
cos 0: stocks moved elusalshiy and out
certainly in the opening dealings. Utah
i‘oppor advanced l‘A and Northern Pa-
cino lit. The execution of orders on,
hand was completed within a few.
minutes and the ticker name practical.
«y to a standstill.
WALL flTiilt‘oE'i‘. ii a. in. “There
Were oiierlnss ior sale that had to be
absorbed and this was done at price
concessions. international Harvester.
inn oil his. flosiitnsr 1%.. and ‘l'eleiid
at. Louis and Western old. 1%. 02".
tiers tor ioreisn account, haured in the
selling. The tone became stasdiar
sga n. . y .
WALL- STREET. 1 ill III-"‘7“! drill)
in prices established losses in flooit iv
land fd. 0'4. Brooklyn Union Goal“;
an d ahash'iild. and Unit“ MINI?!“
and invest out old. 1. Trading fell in;
to emotion at all t recoveries. "
WALL a‘l'ltiillli'i‘. ochre-a utters “I,
' or a brokerage house in Vienna iii
neidresponsibie tor some degree“ .
innuendo.- 'i‘siit' or e . r eunaiimen'
had an oil-stun .33! The who
cum on...“ W ‘ w...
.. ‘ _ 0 WON‘ '
commonly new mortal
count or thsiflanl: at
may.
il'roia little tfllkll‘lgdn so ‘ on to
on
. humid will '
ed unch‘slsse‘iif‘ata WM this!
315 “Initiation so.
Vacation
. Trousers" .
.lust whiit you want forlvacation
days; cool. easy. comfortable.
Khaki Trothsro. 01.30. 01.78, .2
White Duel: Trousers. .01, 01.50
Flannel Trousers
White Borne Trousers... $5.00
Otripsd some Trousers 05 A 00
line Sarge Trousers 04 A 04-00
loll Ihirts...........01 to 08
deft Collars ..............26o
Iaita ...........500JI.01.00
Joseph Davis " 5
I303“! Namath“
km? a
Norwalk Chronicler