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§ “Low Cut
footwear
Just the right goods, at just
' the right time, at just the right
unless.
loom
.wousn-s‘ I niasss' ‘
no Canvas * ,V
W snow on “
. “We on. nothing but the best a...
thorourblri matted and nut » in your...
him
we ui drivers. '1‘
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
minera' pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for. your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sized
Beat Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. l22 Watsr 3t.
AND
ABRACKEN
"‘WAQHINOTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TILEPHONE ”8-4
1-5:. .1.
‘ IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
’ Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine PEACHES
L, . a Specialty.
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927
Fresh Fruits and
CANDIEB. cleans, TOBACCO and
17! Wash. 8!. Bridge.
AN AUTHORITY on advertising
days“‘lt'ia impossible to hold back
i. business that is honestly con-
9.13 don’t want any faking—Ahoy
.won't have it.
know where to get the best (cool)
at a reasonable price. where they
are sure they will get their
money‘s worth."
we CAN snv that back of our
‘ tavertiaing is HONEST COAL.
foil-1y sold. correctly weighed and
” carefully delivered.
.. w..- ..e.... W 45......“ We. _ M
OAL
., ducted if you advertise it, but peo-
They want to
it. no...“ ‘
$3.00 - $3.50 - $4.00
LADIES' FINE
Oxfords and Pumps
$2.75
MAX LEVY
169 WASHINGTON CTRIET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Hotel Maliackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUIIINK UP TO DATI
RATIO .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c.
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL sea
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unknowns
CLUB
(PHIVATI OTOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
ro as HAD AT ALL Fins-rota»
Horns and cans.
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Bost Cards
le vriws
a m to
‘Post Card Albums
From lilo on
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUD“) srons.
Donovan link. "1 Washington It.
. a
One thing a women has a toad busi-
ness band or all the presents «be can
not out ‘oi her husband when she has
caught him doing something that
molten him afraid of lWI'r-‘NEW York.
Press.
'l‘hore is no case on record where
duty of every wage earner. it is also a ditty to save some
against the rainy day that comes to sll oi us. Money dauohitod
I V “ SoutirNorwaik
mt ms at new... new ovsrrnsr.
brains have been oduontod into a head.
w... .ww....m»w. .m- A“...
vyingsihnk» ‘
s...‘ M , .
. of Sumui
of this cool Dresses, Shirts. Linen
33 SOUTH MAIN OTu
BO. NORWALK.
“The
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! souvenir norion.
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. District of Norwalk. sit, Probate
Court, July 23. A. it. itilli,
Estate of (Iluudlu Ii]. Produriokson,
lute of Norwalk in said district, do-
coated.
The Court of Probate for the ills-
trlol ui' Nonwmk. hath limited and
«allowed six months from the date
horeoi for the. creditors of said on-
tule to exhibit their claims for not
tlemoui. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly aitusiod,
within said time, will he dehurred u
recovery All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immod-
lnio payment to
OTTO FREDRIKHUN.
125 hi 7 Administrator.
. MW... ,.
SOLVENT Nt'l'l‘li.‘l‘£.
District of Norwalk. 3a..
Court. do. 29, A. it. Will.
idslnio of Ann Augustin ituwaon. late
of Norwaik. in said district. deceased.
'l‘ht- ('ourt oi i’mbnle ior the Iliu-
lrlrl oi‘ Noi'wnlk. bulb limilod nnd ul-
iownd elk months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said oulnto to we
hibil their uluillin lill' nettlomoni.
Thouo who purport to present their no.-
oounls. properly ultustod. within unid
time, will be deliurroli It "unwary. All
lwrsonn indebted to Mid oslnlo are rt»
unwind in multo immediate pnyiuuni lo
tlll.lll€li'l‘ I-Z. lioliAli'l‘,
Administrator,
“4
I’rohnto
alum
,. , mm-
”iiimlnluiii llill
'l‘ho Misses illny‘ and i‘oihorino
Illmvu. oi ’i‘houluulou, uro smell“ it
Miss Mull-{mid 'l'ntuiunuy, of H Mon
I‘Ui‘ dirt‘t‘i.
*-,
tor, Miss ”and Newomh. oi ilroud
Kiri-r uponi lho tiny wilh friends in
Wouiporl yoniorduy.
'l‘herv won all nulilvoluury luunn hi
Mrs. itriditot Murphy, door-used.
innsu was ovirobrulod by l-‘ullior T. .I,
b‘iuu.
Sort-rul nit-mln-lu of l‘, t‘ Lonnitliury
Lodge. Sou. England (li‘tlvr oi l’l‘uionu
lion. wont its New linwu. Saturday.
and attended the annual ouliuit and
llt'lil duy nl Suvi itorl.
Miss llulh Allilt‘l'nilll. ol‘
sire-oi. Normilk. ulniiod llllti niurniim
on u \‘nruiion trill to tho Adirondack
for us New York by her Iwr mother.
Mrs. Mulllo Alltlul‘uoli.
lenders his Norwallt Masonic lricnds
ilnlt‘, The port, uumlwrr-«l slxlm-n,
atop \l‘uu mudo ul \‘ulioy (how. i. 1.,
whore a (Miller was onioyod.
« ..>.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwurd Wllaou, and
nuns Harold and Gordon. or» wood
ing a short time with Mr. Wilson's pur-
ontn, Mr uml Mrs. S. H. Wilson. in
Norwnlk. Mr. and Mr». Edwurd Wil-
nou live in Yonkers. where Mr. Wilson
is onnuxod In liillllllt'fltl.
Kort Sunday Illtl members of South
Norwulk i‘nunril. Knights of l‘olum»
bus ,wlll huvo n oluulbulto ul iluroh-
ard's woods. The urrnuueluoulo are
won undor way, ’1‘th bake will be
for the members and irioudu, inolud
inn the ladies.
..-......... .. .—
Iioy llsuedivt uud Donald Why, oi
NOI‘WIilli, wont to Now York on tintun
day where they mot the Minooa Laura
Ituuk and Martha Wulitloy, who hove
been onloyln their vsoutiou in the
Catskills ltor dinner and the tho
hire the oiinrielto roturnod to their
humor in Norwuilt und Broad River.
’l‘ne Mlasou Myrtle, Natalie and Cu-
ilu-rine Soulley. of Monroe street. are
ltuoulu for it short time or their nunt.
Mm John H. Porior, oi Paterson, New
York. uiti-r which they will go to Tow.
hora, New York. for it further short
visit with thoir grandmother. Mrs.
.lohu Houlley.
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LAUNCH RED WING WON.
'l‘horo wall a highly exciting launch
rune nomaa Long island Hound ,vos-
tot-day between the launch Cruiser.
owoud by Chris imrsou. and the Red
Wing. owned by half a dozen Norwallt
mm; across the sound by more than
32 minutes. so he says not- that much
rod buoy going into Oyster tiny. Each
agreed that the losing party should
guy for a dinner for the whole party.
he Red Wing arrived at the iinlah
mark about seven minute. ahead or
the Cruiser. and thus iron the ,raod.
The dinner. an elaborsts ohm. was
sermon. an» is! no Orstsr liar mu.
Reductiim ‘7 S
Dresses and [radios' Waists. Wonderfully little prices.
look at the fine materials. the ourotul workmanship and the charming
styles at this summer‘s wear tor women you know. without thinking
any further that you could not produce their equal at home or in any
' other store in totvn for anything like snob low priced.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
Mrs. William Nowromb and (lullgll'
St. Mary's olmrt‘h this morning it!"lonnliou than the Minulillt‘ loduu
'l hof Newport,
Mountainun Illd was urooulpunlod us;
Ariel ifumorou. ol‘ Bust Nurwullt.
no annual tilill unti ymloriiny nus tab;
A
young men who are employed in the
both silk mill. Mr. lumen was of the,
opinion that he ooaidwbent the Red
handicap. the start rising from the
lschods Club float and the finish the
boatvcarrled twelve man and it was
5““ WW ‘ §
‘e
or Goods
and you... Goats. omr White
When you
m min eraser,
sraurono.
Paris”
hills intuition. l
William Henry Shari-nan.
Wilbur Henry Hlilvrmun, oi Stamford, ,
son of Mr. and hire. Honry Sherman.
'oi worsted. Connecticut, diod oi ans-3
lritis Saturday evening between ii and I
12 o'clock. nitor u week‘s illness. lllrs. '
Sherman was formerly Milli Mildred
ry l. Bennett, of arenviow nvonuo. Mr.
Sherman was employed as baggage
muster by the New York. New iin~
you and ilartiord Rulieortd Company.
in Stamford. 'I‘ho funeral will be bold
'l‘nondny owning, from tho house. 280
h‘oulh street, allumlurd. lutormout in
Riverside cemetery,
Mrs. Martin Troy.
The funeral survivors of Mrs, Martin
Troy. of I)?0flil.Rl\I!l'. who died at her
home. were hold this morning irom i-ll.
Mary's church. Rev J J. Mt‘lilill'lliwiil
sang the mums and .lirs. Alice t'uhili-
liai'moa sung Avr- Matia not! t‘ne
Sn‘ootly tioietnu ’i‘honuhl. and lim
choir joining in in. illOi’FI ‘. The inn-
ornl was lurgoil- umnood mill ”)0 re-
mnlns were intern-d in St. Mary‘s rom-
otory, M-ru Troy is survived by four
daughters und lhruo sons.
Funeral oi Edward Dealing.
The illnernl at lidwunl limiting, the
young uinrlno ongmvor, was largely al-
toudod from his homo in Saugamrk.
Friday morning. 'i‘uo services worn
hold at the ("hurrh of tho Anunmplluu.
Woolpori, at 9 a. in. tiny. .l J. Human
oliivlntiug The poll hearers were
John liolun. lJHN'I'lIi‘l,‘ lionnhun. .lolm
immune. David 1mm and Garrett Run.
It‘ll The flower hunters Worc- Edward
Russell and John Lotto. l'tillfilflfi oi the
domarwd
Funeral of Aaron Bennett.
The luuornl of Aaron ilomn-ll was
bold H‘lill‘l‘tilu' nilrruoou in the “out.
port Methodist (‘lzurth ilor A t‘.
lloyulon tlmmllilli ‘l‘hu luuornl was
lnrnely attended and there were many
.hoautiiul diatom”. lie-r Kouni‘ill
; hioxonrlo use , n the st‘rvirun A
,‘dolognlloh of about thirty unul mm-
from illtckiud’hum Post and ubout ion
from the “realm“ pm”. which lino
l llili'ly hoop tiltl-illitlt'll. its will on n dol-
in
mm.
The poll lmnrors
:t‘llllfit‘fl it‘nm *lmso tlt‘lritlllonr
Funeral at James Howard.
l The funeral uni-virus oi JRIllt‘l Now.
find won- lll‘lll yesterday hilt-moon
’irnni lilo blow (it his daughter. hill:
-Noumnn. ni I'umalurlt Hill. 'l‘ho w-
; lliuliln wmr liliwn to Konslro ('villr'lori,
iin Non York this morning for inlt-r-
l
l
l
of. t‘roua_ mom,
i I d
. Funeral oi Joel-h Kellogg.
The funeral sitll‘vlt‘t‘fl oftiosiuh Kri
Jung, who was kills-d by tho kirk iii
in bull last \lei. wvro held Saturday
lIIlIHllOOII irmu his llllt‘ home in itldxo
uvonuu, Iiromi River. The non-lows
now i‘tlllllilill‘il by Rev. James ll
Wornor. or llrnm Church, nud wow
\‘ory lnruvly attended. Tho pallbunlw
on. Wow the sons and grandsons oi the
tl(it'0illt‘il. Mr Rollo" was n well
Illtoll null wull ioaptwiml until mid liV~
Mi most of his live in iiroad River.
Whore ho minim tori his form. The loss
to tho ouulluumly In it great one and
will be full ln nil who knew him. Tho
remnlnn wow intern-d in Riveraltlr
(‘omulory
ACCIDENTS 0N :EROOKSIDE ROAD.
mwn'
TWo Automobllaa‘and a Carriage and
In Automobile Collide.
(lo ltrrouul of the repair work on
ilio llll'liliilto, Illi‘ llroknltlt‘ rond In titled
it great doul tin-so days by automobil-
ists drlvlnit through town. This road
in so ill suited for auto traveling thut ,
budli‘ lo plume an to be in n daunmut
condition.
Yesterday illort' were two accidents
on this road in whlrh automobiles tin»
urod. Ono is attributed to the ooutib
lion oi the mud. 'I‘wo cars slowed
and rlmuui (iii (Mini! olher'a nindxunrdn
and running: bonrds on tho busing
sides. ‘nno oi the cure. Willi! fl
Mundl‘hnnoiiu license number. won
hooded in llw direction of Norwallt.
and the ollwr. gnrrylne Connecticut
nulnhorn. was going in the diraotion or
nation. .Pooplo in either car swore
roundly at out-h other and wont nlonu
their way.
Cotillion wmt carelaos.
An automobile driven by is woman
stunned so badly on tho Brooksidu,
road. near the midi-nos of Joseph
Brown. yesterday, that it: collided with
a earrings containing two New Canaan
man. One oi the wheels or the ears
rings was splashed.
Phil! «Si iii WILTON. ,
There was it I t of the old hind
hold on Roldan
noon. in the ilrlt dildos iu'wbloii the
slum b rd was shot at. fir. Wanailshl.
1*pr ork detedll“. won the ilrat
place. In the mood series of doubles
llama bill: won out. I". ll; withstood.
Pstrlulrwalsn and ‘Jauimtlsid mm
all about dish in tlisir rum Hf. 3"-
lott did not. 60m tom-m .
m
George (Mona
, , , this no
ll"?!
if" ‘: amino ,stmilz‘ls
i on! ma In,
ilonnei.‘dnunhter oi Mr. and Mrs. ilur-l
nus
“ tantalising uni? doous‘ s‘rd’rtn I
TRAM &H
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
* Big Bargains in the Basement
CUT PRICES ON STANDARD HOUSEHOLD HELPS THAT WERE CHEAP ATI‘THE REGULAR PRICES.
Largo Funny Ginsu Punch Bowls and Wanda. Very pretty patterns ., ..... . . .......... . . ...... . ........ 490
Six thin lilown (llnss Tumblers, choice six patterns ....................... . ................... .. . .. ........ lilo
Large Galvanized Wash Tubs ................. . ........ . ..................................... . ............ 40o
(iuivuuiaod Chamber Pulls .......................................................... .......... 296
Universal Food Chopper, No. 2 also. i
our bluiloo .......... . ........................ ..... . ............ 90¢
Decorated (T‘hiua Cups and Banners ..................................................... . ..... .. ......... .. 10c
(Judd Parlor Brooms .................... . ................................................................. 29c “
Cotton (llothos lines, on foot ...................................................... , ..................... Be
Slit largo packs on Toilet Paper .................................................... ‘ ........................ 256
Itallostos Slov Matti ............................................... x ....................... . ......... Star 50
tilaua Syrup Clips .. ........... . ............................................................................ 5c
Wax Paper for lunches. lolilon. oto ................................................................. 24 shouts So
Good Ilarn Lanterns ......................................................................................
ironing Wax
.......................................................................
20¢
......6i9r5c
10-2.
.................
Tristram & Hyatt. ‘ Norwalk, Conn-sf
3M was
Uric-O ‘
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle
75 sis and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
museum
8 NORTH MAIN DTREET
Ruppert’s Ruppert’s
Ruppelt's
BEERS
BOTTLEO IN THE BREWERY
The only brewery lioillml livor sold in
tho lulu. and tho boltl limit in tho
toilutry. For case 24 bottles. “.15.
Prod llt-flwt'i' Everywhere
Magnet & Flynn
ill“. \\ asliiuxion St. l'hono Mil-i
What's the Use
in smoking an inferior cigar. when
you can" get the but tor tbs same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALER!
B. J. REYNOLDS
HANUPACTURII.
TRADE CHANGES IN GREECE.
American Manuiaoturera May Find
Market in Kalamlta. *
From horsoliul inveatlnllou us to
tho conditions urt‘t'nlllilfi in Kalanw
in. «‘upitol oi the (lrook district of
Mosainu, (“ounul A. llotlnldisoli Smith.
of Palms. furnishes the iollowlng rr
port.
in Kalsiuatp and in the populous
neighboring villages Amnrit'nn luanib
inrlurois. by making reasonable oi-
iorts. would find n large market (or
windmills. oorrunatod iron blinds for
Windows und doom, and oil other
metal work ronntwlod with building
in various spam it has been torn so;
it Saturday sitar.
opomtiouu; ouginoa oi small horse»
pun-or for nilk‘duciorlea, olive promo
null amull workshlps; wnahors and
driora; ugrionlturai implements;
uporinlllor in household utensils, and
rollon fuhrlt'a. Outside of those lines
it is uneltuot Io iu‘t'k for sales.
it in likely that tho construction of
u now tram linti between Kulnmuln
and Ninsl, ovor l2 tnilaa. will be but
non next winlor. A short this was
vrnuirticled ionr months no in the
town oi Kolamaul from materials in
period from Hamilton. Belgium and
England. Correspondence concoruluu
the building of tho“ new tramway
should be addressed to the party
whose name is transmitted.
i succeeded in interesting three troll
known business men in those matters
WM romwatod ms to put them in
‘ouou with moritan nous» handling
the foregol pianos 0! ml faotum. this morning he had been knocked
Ono oft o desires to pond from the top of a pole by a ohtirxo»
with hum of "ltailun raw sills." irotn tbs wire or high voltage. to the
which is mahutaeturer to a oonsldsr-
able extent in Kalamnta and which
now. duds items to the United status
via Millie. 'l‘nis party wants to
create dirsottrans with the United
States and thus saws the additional
expense stunned to the trade as now
iodirsotly oarrisd oft. The address
or. a port;' whodssires to handle unlit
windmills and aim brunet is also
transmitted.
Elias Bessie sample. at Walt strut.
on returned to her duties in Trillium
and waits store. sitar» sunrise“ ‘
vacation-am t in ”auburn:
, , ,_,
"-Vr
man told him thnt ho was a linomnn
cause the wt the man has to not
"I. in stand is ‘ t was a m
i. healthy and Mmmsnmn‘fli.
, . ,. ' Wit his dun
W
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwallts
A great many ladies
ill our
AUGUST
VACATION
are going on their
vacations during this month
The necessary wearing apparel for
your travels you will find
store
Coats, in c0lors,
Organdie and
Linen Dusters, Brilliantine Long
black, blue or
gray, at very attractive prices.
China Silk Waists. Tub Dresses.
White Lawn
Dresses, Linen Skirts and Linen
Suits, Traveling'Bags, Umbrellas
TRY
A Charge Account with us will help you
in every way. Several Thousands
of our loyal Customers will
testify to that eiiectw
IT!
H. Krieger & Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Liiltm rttt troll
t 3.9.9.51! ultras
About l o'clock this noun ii‘ mun
stopped out of a form walton and wont
up to Uiilcor Chariots Patio ilo naked
for it our to i-louth Norwniit Ml“. Polo-
unlined ,lhnl tho man‘s bond was ban~
dosed and inquired the trouble. The
in the employ oi the Postal 'l‘ologupb
Company. who are pulling lines
thrown. Wilton at present. and that
ground. thirty int below.
0 la boarding in New Canaan and
vs- on his way there. where no will
no attended by a physician. its did
not leave his time. beside the in.
int-lea to his head, he received a tier
“My shitload am.
it is along tray nronnd to New
m Wilma in a “an man to New
minimum ramps or honor. to
Stamford by Wu [till then to New ,
Caused by another trailer. The rain
$1.15
Never can buy as good a Shirt
as at the present time. _
“Star" and our own
make. $1.5ovaiue
Tennis rnofisnns
$5.00 and $6.00 values. now
$3.50 and 84.50
finer-WM
Broken lots of got Underwear
' at est
Odd Lots_ of $2.00 and 83.00
Soft Hats. $1.00
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Norwalk Chronicler