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'lsCreainers =
‘L‘ounsbur‘y &
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Educator. r
Boston School
(Shoes, ’ ,
‘lN‘ox Em All"
A‘Oraiax
The Outereoles and lnhersolse
are Oak
Heels and Counters are
he
-, solid Leather ‘
that. and on cue.
‘ , l
“hoes
Coal ' ,
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
miners' pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose horn.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Beet Grades
Full Weight
f'lnest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water or.
} ”company
faaACKEN
. ‘ei waenmaron eraser.
‘ eou‘rn NORWALK.
reunions seas
irvou ans L00. 1 ’
, Fresh Fruits and
’ “ Vegetables
“.‘wo have them. an kinda in
EBIIOD.
' Extra FinePEACiiES w
, I Sorority.
‘ emails. closes. Toeaceo and
. ooa wars
G. .émo'fi‘o
fl.
A A
Tel. 027 in Wash. It. lrldge.
THE REASON WE ADVER-
,.TISE is because we want YOUR
‘ business. We do not expect nor
'do we wish to sell all the coal
.used in this radio: but we have
room for YOUR order on our
books, and if we get it we are go-
ing to send you the heat coal we
know about. prepared with care.
properly and promptly delivered.
i If we. are a little enthusiastic
over our coal it is because we
' know what it is and we know that
hfiacustomers are going to be
pleased when they 1...... n.
OAL
Have till pairs of
Men’s Crawford
Oxfords
All loathcrs. odd sizes. to he sold lic-
low regular price a
83.50 grade .................... 33.00
will grade . ..... ..............fl.60
84.50 grade .................... ”.90
£5.00 grade “.25
. LEVY
ion wasuiuoron eraser BRIDGE
spurnnonwpun
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A... ”mm.-. ”on .-
Hotel Mahackemo
i. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
senvucs aria cinema or To one
na‘ree as on oav AN. uewam
SUNDAY DiNNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL “I
rim-Nam
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BI HAD AT ALL. FIRST-CLASS
HOTEL. AND CAFII.
rare an".
new VIEW!
From 100 up
ii for on
Post 0;}; Albums
W. A. Brigacman's
MUIic ITOII.
“Donovan Ileoit. ill Weehlnnton Qt.
.m.........aw
The Tacoma hill-i school is said to
be the only institution of the sort that
has a stadium of its own. it is built
or concrete and stool in a gulch near
the school building which is so shaped
that, very little excavating had to ho
done. The stadium seats 25.000 poo
‘ple and east 3100.000.
0.... "who... ....... , m. -H... ”—7....- Vm..._. .......«..._.....
Something Every Week
from your earnings, for deposit in the
’ei‘South Norwalk Savings Bank
a... accolade a habit, and the showman "um it is constantly halal
as supra uni rater: ‘
«ta-ammo.
THC MOT “Ll OIGUMMIR GOOD! AT GREATLY RIDUCID
PRlOIO. it is not the kindot merchandise you iindln eyery store in
town. it is in d class by itself. patient in every detail. The stock to
be unloaded at reduced prices consists of ladies” Bulls, ladles' Drou-
on, Misses‘ Dresses, Children‘s and Girls' White Dresses.vi.lnen Goats.
Cloth Coats. White Linon Shirteraad ClottrShlrta. Muslin Petticoats,
Night Gowns. Vests, Silk Gloves, Corsets. Corset Covers.
handsomest line or Walsts in town. Sale in both stores.
and the
615-61 Main Btu Itamford
Arthur Douiene.
The funeral services over the ra-
malnn of the late Arthur Doulons, who
died at his home in Leonard street.
Tuesday afternoon. wore hold this
morning from St. Mary's church. The
funeral was largely attended and the
floral offerings were many and heati-
tifui, showing the respect of his many
friends that the deceased had. vrev-
iouuly to his death, held. 'l‘hnro was
a requiem high mass for the deceased
this morning and the colnhrnnt was
Father hictiinnlaa; the deacon i-‘athor
Drennan. and tho still-deacon. i-‘athor
Finn. At the offortory Mrs. Alice
CahilI-llaymes sang Ave Maria and
later One Swooily Solemn Thought. As.
the body wan porno from the church
she rcndorcd Mad Kindly Light. The
flower hearers were .l. W. MIKIIOI'.
Dudley Cullen, and iiarold Peck, and
the pull hearers Wore .l. Manning. M.
Fallon, William Anderson and William
Pennington. The remains worn in.
torrod in St. Mary‘s cemetery and the
funeral was very largely attended.
«a»..-
Nathaniel Woodhull Foster.
Word was rarclvcd at the ('mirl of
(iauerni Bosslons, New York. yonder
day afternoon of tho doath of Nathan-
ioi Woodhull Foster, father of Judge
Warren W. Poster. of the Court of
General Sessions. at his homo. in
Wcstpori. Conn. Mr. Foster moved to
Wratport five years one from River-
hend l. l.. where he had resided all
hit! life, tic Willi 7“ years old. “0 Won
one of than ideal agents of the Equit-
nlile Life Assurance Society. and all
no retained a momhcrahlp on the New
York t‘onaolidnlud Exchange. (in his
motiirr's side ho was a tlcacondani of
(ion. Nathaniel Woodhull. and his all.
ceaiorn were among thou nrliost act-
ilcrn of the Rivet-head section of Long
island. Besides .ludizc l-‘onlcr, thorn
in anothcr son and two daurthlors.
Mrs. Stephen St. John.
.luiic E. St. John, wife of Sivphon
tit. John. of 27 Cannon atrvnl, flit‘i‘
Tuesday evening, nfiur a short illncas
at her home. She was a greatly roa-
pcrlcd woman and was in lwr 79th
your. Sin- in a daughter of the lair
Captain John Cameron and in litif'\'i\'-
or! lay two sons. a dauuhlrr and her
husband. The funeral services will he
held tomorrow afternoon from her into
homo in Cannon strontmnd iior Frank
D. 'l‘orrcy, oi the Norwalk Methodist
Church, will he the officiating rlnrxr
man The interment will follow the
services in the Nor-wall: Cemetery.
John H. WauOn.
John H Walloon. non of tho into
.lohn Wesson. of Spring illll. who was
Hilton in tho Norwaih iinspltni nonu-
iiili‘ ago for' iroatmcnt for iiriaht‘a
(Iiiif’fllt', died in that institution laal
t-vcninu. tit-split- all tho efforts of the
physicians and hospital stimulants to
lilu'i' ha life. He was in tho imh your
of his iul" and won a mumlwr of 0mm
punt l:, with t‘onnccticut Voluuicur in-
funlrx The funPrIl particular: will
iw announced tomorrow,
William A. Hamilton.
William A Hamilton. of in”. Smith
street. on hand colored man. who was
woll’itntiwn and rvsporiod. mm at his
home yesterday morning lio was in
his stwcnty-aocuud your and loaves
six children. The luncral services will
he hold on i-‘rldny from lii'are Baptist
(‘huri-h at 3 o‘clock.
(lili'i‘.
Funeral of 0. w. Adams.
The iuiwrnl norrlroa of (tumor W.
Mums worn hcld ycatcrduy afternoon
from his inlc hnmc in Scars illll. A
large nuinimr of friends and rciatlw-a
wcrc in ailondnnrc iii the urrvicos.
which were comlurlod by llov. \V. l).
llarl. of Wilton. The inturmt‘nl of tho
romuins foilowod the ucrrit-oa at the
house in Joel“ lilll Comotcry.
“.w-.u_u
llllillilllllLlllllli NEWS
imputy Shcrlff Thomas A. skelly.
of Norwnik, upont this morning in
Westport on husinosa.
Miss Mnruiioriic illiwnrth. of llnlon
Park, who has boon visiting in New
York, in oximcied horn in a low days.
Mr, and Mrs. iii. 0 lfimilh. of Peter.
eon. New Jersey. are the guests of Mr.
and Ml‘ii. E. w Velour. oi Qillilill‘tLIVO-
nun
mug-e. ‘
Burundi Thomas imtherianti. of
the Nowell: police force is spendlns
the day in Danhury. attending the fun.
oral of a friend. , .
Thaw was a good sited attendance
last evening at the midweek dance of
the Country Club. A dance will he held
as usual Saturday evonins. .
Herold Wright. of Norwallt. who is
employed as cheuifaur for Omar
Banks,» is spendin the day in New
York, attending "'1‘ e Commuters.”
“Willie." said the teeoher. "can you
tell me what happens when a men's
temperature me down as far as It
" ease. mum.” 'rspllod Willie, "he
would Ill." cold feet. insurers. .
as south Main so. soon. Norwalit
(From the Fishing Gasotte.)
More than 8.000 was paid out in Uti-
. ca. lnd., a small town six miles east
of Jeffersonviiie. to tho mussel fishers
last week. The income is an unusual-
iyiarge one. and it is said the aver-
saitod in the undertaking is five dol.
tars. The $3,000 that found its way to
liticn inst week was in payment for
mussel shells that were taken from the
river and sold to dealers who canto
along and paid for them at the rate of
iiftoon dollars a ton.
Gioucestor, Mass" alderman have
adopted the following regulation. rei-
ntlvo to clam digging: "Only persons
who have acquired a legal waif.-.
in the city of tilmrcestcr shall dig or,
take cruiln from the lists or title vita»
tor without a special permit from
the municipal council. The city cloth
is authorised to lsauo permits to such
residents as may apply. Nothing hem?
in contained shall he considered to
affect the rights of an inhabitant of
the comnionn'caith to take clams for
his own use or for halt from the flats
or title water. as provided for by the
laws of the commonwealth. No por-
mlt granted under authority of this
order shall extend beyond tho period
ending on tho first hiondny in January.
A. ll. liiii. This notion is takcii in or»
cordoned with a role of tho t'liimllil
at the lost city (-it‘vlni‘, nzliliunting
the municipal council to rcgoinic the
industry."
Store the waters of tho Mitiillariiliiii
rivcr have been low. rlnm fishermen
have been finding many pcnrla. A. W.
Mason, of Ln Cronin: Wis, l'et‘mftil)‘
found a saucer-shaped pcnrl. wcishing
ton drains. it, lirnkc. of the sumo
plnt‘c, found nix pearls luni wceit. tit!
i‘niuod them at 36in). ,
(mo in often porpicxcd hy the tour-
iuurinn sounds that main from a mo
chi-ll, but really thorn in no unison for
this. The sound Is not the who of tho
waves. The hollow form of the shell
and its polished surface cnnhlo ii to
rcccivo and return muuda that chance
to hr in the air around the shell. There
are many superstitions rtiitardlnniho
monitoring of the non sheila.
'l‘wo mapping tilriica wore caught
at llnldwins. l,.. l, inst Week. by
Frank Schocnstnin. of Rider-wood
Heights; I. l. He took them home.
where his Stallone out put up a tiuht.
liar clown and math had little of.
rent on the pitch» of tho rcptllcs. i-‘i~
unity. she not hericcth in the throat
of one turtle. Chi it died. She was
killed in the lam tumor by the our.
yivinu turtle. to
Thorn in much activity among tho
clam fishermen at Jefforson. Wis.
Many ions of ahcila are helm: aalh»
cred for shipment to the button inc»
ready hoon found.
in opening a tidal at i‘atchoam-. i..
i._ one day last mick, item-y Iit'nrfiuu
found a hig pmul. «trout {it of an inch
lndlnmrlnr. ‘i‘lio tit-art in of u put
pllnh color
A sea iilrilu. Weighing lliilll't‘n
poundu. was r-sught at l-‘nrli-scnc. .\'
.l.. last week.
Chinese ant-.mp ‘nml crnh lisliorios
operating in the San Francisco hay
and adjacent wnicru, have lwcn Rit-
olt n t‘if'lfl hill of health in is romrl to
tho tilato “third of iionllh. by llr. A.
ll. Knulher, inspector of vessels. for
the hoard. Attor catoudcd inspections
and the taking of a aortas of photo-
mephs. Dr. Kaolin-r reported that tho
hunts and equipment of the fleht-rs
were kept cloud and satiitnry. and that.
the handling of the catch was carried
out in a sanitary manuor.
[incense ho iwpi a his Florida turtle
on its back 24 hours, ihcrchy "inflict-
ing llilllili't‘filtfli‘)’ cruelty." according to
agents of the Massachusetts Society
tor Prevention ot Cruoltl‘ to Animals.
John Weimcr was fined tilt; in the
municipal court. iioaton. Mesa. a week
ago Friday.
Waiter liartivnallc. of Atlantic City.
N, 1.. found two largo perfectly shop.
on pearls in salt iiy'iefli. which he airs
on Huntley.
'l‘urilo trapping in in full nwinu on
tho dhiaweseco river, shout tivo miles
holow tilleseninu. hilchlaen. ’l‘hn tur-
llos are plentiful iihd largo shipments
an» lioiim made to thr- i’iltsbura and
Chicago market». Four or five snap-
para till a harrci.
‘l‘lie shrimp iii'lillili has opened in
tho Coll of Mexico. and already some
hood sired calcium intro been mode
along the coast. The host hml this
it‘lllill has found its way to tho plant
0i liliniarn. Inner. e imitate, at liolnxl.
Mint. and consisted of thirty harroin
'i‘ho shrimp lulu-n thus for hallo been
of good ililt! _
Word comes from Charleston. ii. 0.,
that there in a uroat scarcity of shrimp
in that section. Usiiaily shrimp in
plentiful thorn at this limo of year.
Doaiers any that than is a posuitnlity
of a shrimp famine‘with little chance
of improvement in the near future.
A‘ son inrtlo was captured at Vet
doeta (1a.. last week. it had probably
traveled several hundred miles up the
Witlecoochoo river from the Atlantic
ooean. it Weighed m until end
was the largest over soon it Valdosta.
trim Bay Shore, i... l. Journal, says:
Ono of the power hosts of the Bealv
ahipt 00. has noon busy this week on
the oyster this of the company. The
crews of the host are dr us the
mussel sets from the lotsln t in main
channel and ii. is allow that they are
dumping than: in the his load to the
west channel. The local linemen are
up in arms oval‘ this Work. claiming
that it is unlawful and that the matter
is bales damned on the iishlns
Swim“. , ‘ . .
WWW -
Setter he orncliieti.ofi the cross 0
criticism than suitoedteli la the swamp
.ot silence. . ,
ass pipount earned daily in; those on»;
nos. sands clam surname. nonwnnx. coma.
ii
Black China Silk
~Summer Sale!
At greatly reduced prices. of oysry one of our big lino of
Waists, Black 'LawnKWaists, Black Silk, Long
and Short Coats, Linen Suits, Separate Coats and Separate
Skirts in White and Colored Pongee Suits and
SMIT 's
. Q
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle
75 cis. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore St Co.
DRUGGiS’i‘S
I NORTH MAIN ITREET
iluppcrt’s Ruppcrt‘s
Ruppeit’s
BEERS .
BOTTLFD N THE IREWERY
Tho onlyu’iwowrry bottled liner sold in
tho town. and tho host liver in tho
touulry Per case 24 bottles. 8MB.
Fruit llolivcr) Everywhere
Magnet 8: Flynn
illR Washington tit. Phonc 6424
What’sthe I Use
in smelting‘an inferior‘ cigar. when
you can get the best; for the same
money
Roger ‘Lu‘dlow. 10c
Twin City. or:
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
on
Are the Best
ALL DEALER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTUIII-
* ...wmn.......«.v. .
Lake Ice
WHOLEIALC AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office and Stereos. N. Y... N. H. t H.
Freight Yard. e
TELEPHONE 580.
FORTV.
((‘hlcaao Rncord-HcraldJ
Forty is the one at which a mini is
supposed to he in his prime.
Forty is old to a man of 10 and
moon to a man of so.
At (til home men quit rowing wild
oats and oihors heain.
ii‘miy is an imaginary lino hotwool
youth and old Mill.
“all” man are to at 20 and some
at '
i At '40 a man‘ is supposed to have
reached yours of discretion and son-
ersily ho had unless some women villa
is otherwise. .
Thorn are men of ill who believe
it is unitiolty forum to look over
one's left shoulder at the new moon.
Men have been grandfathers at w
and yet found it hard to obtain credit.
When a men.“ to he begins to
fear that he may have {married too
early.
Forty is the ago at which than men
find it nomsary to call for help
when they try to put on their event
the clothes. ,
At to a man may continue to hope
that there are helnrestorers which
harm restore”
An iiiufllshman living in losses
claim" to have a grave vise which is
over tifeetlon sndmthsatli
rears olll. it e
s
‘ .
Separate Coats. One-piece Lingerie ‘
. Dresses, prettily trimmed in «
lace and embroidery
All are thin season's goods and are prlcod low .onouxh‘ivo prevent the storing of a single garment. Those that come
first will iind the largest assortment.
BATHING 8UiT8 FOR WOMEN. MIIBES AND CHILDREN.
Mnrkod ut figures that will furnish a good excuse for discarding tho old one.
Tristram 8.. Hyatt,
Norwalk, Conn.
m...
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwslks
' AUGUST
VACATION
A great many ladies are going on their
vacations during this month
The necessary wearing apparel _‘ for
your travels you will find
ill ourpstore ' ‘ ..
if
I
Linen Dusters, Brilliantine Long
Coats, in colors, black. blue or
gray, at very attractive prices.
China Silk Waists, Tub Dresses,
Organdie and White Lawn
Dresses, Linen Skirts and Linen
Suits, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas
A Charge Account with us will help you
in every way. Several Thousands
of our loyal Customers will
testify to that effect—~—
TRY IT!
» H. Krieger &C0.
29-31 West Washington Street
COLLAR'S
DUTCH COLLARS. LACE.
MIDDY COLLARS. all col— weather
on ' ' ' ‘ “““ ‘ ' " """" 25c WK. off all single Trousers
BELTS. Patent. in red and um “um ........... 18.75
”Mk""""""""35&5oc Muslim ............. um
“WASH BELTS. .. .....ro & 25:: at.” values .........,...eil.0li
“.00 values .. ........... and
WASH BELTING by the yard.
AUTO VEILS. ell shades.
J. I. MALLETTE
Iuy a pair of
TIOUllRI
LINEN and LAWN. .25 at sec
to help out the suit until cooler
Ireiten lots of lids Underwear,
ate
(formerly tat-see Dawson)
u wasmnoron eraser
outta me diflitti waist hr slmrii
running on red in an o
nonrandom!“ HIM!” forth 3::
dot for suits sell ‘
blarstessh out. form a “Illicit, M..-
it is an easy matter to donorsts e
a. possibly to 7‘:
Norwalk Chronicler