‘ .3 toxi rugs, and
be prices tor rubbers; motels .
1 and iron. Ask tor prices be«‘
' fore you sellto tonixyone else. 3
Auto tires specialty. Notify me ‘-
ehesd‘. becsuse I am very busy. .
3- my telcphox‘xe, 441, being out of
order since Friday.
Illlllls ill) llllliili.
Ruth Saunders.
“ Ruth Saunders; daughter or Mr. and
.Mrs. Frank Sounders, of North Main
lbtroet, died yesterday morning, at tixe
use ol‘ nine months, from an attack of
‘theywhooplug cough. ‘The funeral ser—
vices were held this morning at 8:30
o'clock, from the home of the parents.
Rev. Frederick A. Colt-mun olllcisted
and the interment. followed in lir‘ook
field, this state. where Funeral Direc.
tor A. J. Collins took the remains.
, It is not ex bit too early to, 3
consider the question of your '3 5 A
supply of Cell! for next win-
an
Right Prices.
Prompt Service.
Honest weight.
Careful Driven;
We ere alresdy» putting in .
C. of for those people who‘
plan well sheath—and such
{people are very wise we“
3 Our price at wholesale II 17¢ per
“hundredy‘rentado per ton. in .any
Quantity that maybe desired. We
nieosell‘to-fsmliy trade at 30¢ per’
hundred. .
‘ Send your orders to office.
, ,1 FOR SALE
200 Cords 'otjwood
strontium: '
- E. *T. BATES
South Norwalk sndt Dsrien
Tel.‘ 897. 259—3.
Mrs. Mary E. Van Devere.
Mrs. Mury E. Van stere died at
(her home, til. 139 losington n'vemlc.
Bridkcport, yesterday morning. at the
‘sge of 35 years. The doucused wuslho
{daughter of Frank Blade, of South Nor-
.‘wullr. The funeral services will be
held from the Grace Baptist Church.
lwodnesdny afternoon lit 2:30 o'clock
land the intcrnxont will follow in itiv-
erside cemetery.“ Rev. Mr. lNichols
,wlil officials.
How about it?
a...“
G. M. Tuttie.
Churles M. 'l‘uttlc, sou oi Silos P.
‘-
Saturday evening in Nostik.
60 yours of use.
held Tuesday ufternoon from Raymond
and Son's funeral mriors in Main
street at 2:30 o’clock, Rev. F. D. Tor-
rcyvolllttinting. 'l‘bo interment will fol.
: low in Norwsik cemetery.
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Men’s “James Moon’s”
Eyelet Ties and
Pumps
that will stay on, at $3 00, in all loath
ell, including Velvet
——-MA.XLEVY-
169 WAIHINGS‘QN STREET saloon
IOUTH NORWALK
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Elk Outing
3 BLACK AND TAN, ,
“glows. 82.50. Boys',.$2f60. -
I Cosall
s Ira" c‘lten
31 WASHINGTON 8T.
5 . ‘Tbl. 363-4
John Grant.
The funersl of John Grant was held
yesterduy uftcrnoon from Grace lint»
list Church, of which the deceased
llud been a member‘sud deacon ior
runny years. The edifice was filled
to overflowing. - Charles D. Lloyd, who
has lived with the doceusedsnd been
closely connected with him in s. busi-
ness way for many years, had charge
of the service. ltev. 1.. (l. Nichols, pom
tor of the church. conducted the sex-3
=vlce..sssisted by Rev. W. 0. Harris.
of Stamford; Rev. J. Edward Harris,
of Ansonia; Rev. N. Gibbons. of the
1 Knight Street A. M. E. Church; Rev.
Thomas (lumen, of Ansonls, snd Rev
D. C. Thomas, of Stamford. Prayer
was offered at the by Rev. Mr. Harris
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. ll.. acted
Is escort, while the remains were
transferred to the church. Here there
were delegations of Risiné Sons and
Daughters-of Ponce; Good Samaritan
Lodge. No. 5. ct Stamford; Star of
Hope Lodge. No, 18.0mm Ssmnritans,
oi Norwsllt; Grand United Order of St.
Luke's. of Norwullt. The exercises con-
sisted of singing by the choir; Scrip-
ture reading by Rev. Dr. Thomas:
prayer by Rev. Mr. Gcrnctt; obituary
sketch by Rev. Mr. Harris. of Siam-
lord. and sermon by Rev. Mr. Harris,
of Ansoniu. This was one of the best
ever heard in the church. Then lol—
lowad services by the Grand Army,
in charge of the comuxsudnr and chop-
lain; Good Samuritnn services. 8. W.
Towns and R. R. Dndwell, oi Rising
Sons sud Daughters of Peace. and
James“ Street. (3. W. Johnson and C.
D. Lloyd. of Star of Hope Lodge. in
charge. The Grand United Order of
St. Luke's hold Its services ut the
grave. with Mrs Evans, oi Attloboro.
Muss. sud Judy Clay uud Ghnrlcs 1).
Lloyd, of Norwnik, in charge. There
was s large number of iimul tributes
from members of tho fuxnlly. lodges
and various friends.
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BUY“
H-szeltOn
COAL
; "TheIJl'erSllliclddtSon Co.
Tel. M 122 Water It. ,
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Something * New
Firstclsss modern home for only
$1,000; bsluncs mortgage at 5%.
One of the finest residences on West
Ave, also choice lots on and near
West Ave, very reasonable.
Five acres nice clear land near trol-
ley for only $1000.
15 acres with bungalow. for 81400.
You should call and see about those
‘ ‘ . bargains at once.
" Who hhve bdught their Clothing from
‘ us for years. They set Clothing us
COBURN ‘8‘: HULL
represented at correct prices. prompt
and efficient service, and thorough sst- 9" Washington 8*" ”um "WM.“
3‘ infection in every deal Try us and Tel. “4-4
see if it is not so We assure you of
. t. n i - x
a Smother; Clothing at rensonsble GENTLEMENI—o-
‘ We want to become better so.
GOttlidYSfl $7 & $10 qualnted with you. Why not
meet us tonight at any of the ci~
11 NORTH MAIN ITRBIT.- arstores.
Yours truly.
ROGER LUDLOW
Funeral of Mrs. Lucy.
The funeral services over the re
mains of the late Mrs. Catherine Lucy
HEARING on Aussomsnrs.
There will be a hearing on- Wednes-
‘y mm”- the legislative committee TWIN cm were held this morning; lit 10 o'clock
on‘jolties nud' boroughs st Hartford . NUGGET $092: 21’ “imznifz'nt; ‘(ih‘mh '" ‘YVML
FTixE-hzxxmfidmfi: cfisitraanztfwflil: um GxEM quicnx was celebrated: 33132393“ ”:1:
- m . excuse
the muse being li‘stbor .l. J. Moms-
ucss, celebrsnt; Father Dronnsu. dott-
ron. nnd Father '1‘. .f. Finn. anodescon.
At the ooli'ltory of the tunes John Posh
ell rendered 0 Suluturis and inter Mrs.
fl Alice Coblll Hnypxos song 0 Pin Jean
and 0 Dovlno ilddeomer. As the body
‘ 3 ' _ . .3 3 was borne from the church the choir
rendered laced Kindly Light. The m
"sod. Hove you disposed to have it little story pay day for de-
committee so informed Corporsilon’
Counsel J. J. Wulslx on Friday iast.” 13.]
b” did not state the time for the hour» we” "am“
ill! . it is expected that “Wm Nor Money well investedwnn Advertise
Ii men will beiln stt’endsnce. ‘ ”MW in TM SERUM”
nounoflos, Mfr.
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vices Worp very lurgel attended and
:were very impressive. There were a
lame number of“ floral offerings. The
illo‘u’or banners Were Patrick and Wild
lism Nolan. The pallbearers were
Thomas and mum Murphy. William
Mbldhd. William Fossil. Willis'dl 3W
sdddohn Kinselln. Thevretnsins were
lire you trusting to. luck to provide for your future?
I
.. Lucy is survived b tixre children
All deposits made an or before Suturday. July 10. will drew in- , y 8 ’
dobn L. and the Misses stherlne slid
:Mnxxguret Lucy. Mrs. buoy buried at
. daughter. ”WWW 'rrLucy but stout
‘ ‘ , -‘ - Y . 1;... ,y A _
{ interred in St. Mary 3 Cemetery. Ml‘IL
13 miner" nonwsLK
22 w. wnsmucron en. 30. non.
2s wooowsno AVE. so. non.
nnd Susan ’l‘uttlc. of Norwullt. died V.wvnk losing a point on the first sale.
l-ls wusl . _
The gumm; will be; Sunday demand from outside sources
lly been completed. The work of to
- wNorwslk Leading Dry Goods Store—~—
3 s 5 Galactic Budding Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
wwwwmw
six months ago
Funeral of .l. J. Goodwin.
The funeral services over the my:
mains of J.‘J. Goodwin will? be held “
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock:
from the late residence. in“ Hovilsnd
street. Rev. John E. Zelter will oili-
$3 98
LIGHT WEIGHT CLOTH
Draco Skirts
Were $5.75
Undersklrto.
TAN SATEEN _
' 75.6
Were $1.25 ‘
clots. and the interment will tollow in
Riverside cemetery.
lilil Ill yin Sillill
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. inc-«Lorin
udvnnoes were made. at the ”opening of
the stock market today under the in-
flueuce of the most spirited buying
coax. AND COMFORTABLE “'
‘ Linen Suitsj’and
Long Coats
" “White Shirtwaists =
There is always something new in our stock
or Linen and Lingerie Shirt Waists, of which We
have a. very large line, from
750 to. $5
movement of some time. The first.
transaction in United States Steel was
n block of 7.500 shnres at 79 full to“
79 7-8. as contrasted with Saturday's
tinsi figure of 79 1.2‘ Transactions
of several thousnnd shines at s time
were frequent in the early trading
Union Pacific and Southern i'nclflc‘
udvuncod 1 3-8. llish (topper 1 and
Reading. St. i’nul, Northern Fociilc.
Crest Northern pill. N. Y. Control
and several industrial shores guided
lursc fructionu. t‘unudiuu Pacific was
Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
Homeo‘madc
.WALl, STRFh’l‘, it u to. «The over and Candies
inspired by Saturdays demonstration. Special attention given to parties
of strength on the ilnrrimun decisions and entertainments. 3
was filled by the professional contin‘ i (live your orders for the holidays.
gout and prices rounded News from Our Telephone number 18 336-5.
the crop districts at henvy xniue failed? :1“
to check the reaction which wiped out’ .
the rise int/he favorite stocks and soul 3 ”The...
many issues below last week's clos-, . . . ‘ ” - . - 2.,
ins Reading. l‘nlou Pacino. . Grunt G: l h , 3 3 3
Noxtorn pid Ind Northuosleru fell ~ nag-It '0 bloneCO.
hack it point or more Wide doctor»; NEW HAVEN. CONN.
lionemnrked the dcnlilllts in Under:
wood Typewriter and Mn; Depart“ Sldew
mcnt Stores which jumped 6% and.
6%. respectively. .
WALL STREET. anmbioremenm‘ STEPS AND 61’ka
of stocks were wide dbrlm the mom it it is to be ol’ Concrete. let us we
in: and trading Mdcllve The ling you ‘ all)“: on n,
pstus which Was given on Saturday
by the iinrrlmon merger decision re "MN“ R BENT‘ Representative,
suited to a heavy busing movement st 16 Hawkins Av" E’t Norwalk
the opeulnz. sbich was influenced by - Telephone 1154.; ‘
(signer reports of rain over large soc-
tlo s of the west. After displaying
imnounced anemia. sowever. u... UNUSED TIIIILLEY I!“
mullet became decidedly weak. The
change was not the result of any ,
shifting in sentiment, but seemed to
be due entirely to rewiring by protes-
sionsls who had taken on heavy lines
on Saturday. Bywnoon mixhy stocks
were ruling largo Motions below Sot-
«urdey's closing. Bonds were irregu.
ier.
WALL STREET, 1 p. nx.~~~8onle re-
coveries were. mode in the early sf»
lernoon, Southern Pacific rising to the
best. Rallies in other stocks were less
pronounced and were not tully mixin-
tsined.
m
Charles A. Copley. superintendent
of the local brunch of the transports»
tics of the Connecticut Comhny. yes-
terday nude the inltlul trip over the
Wilson‘s Point brunch oi the local
lines, which has recently been install-
ed for the purpose of storing the care
not in use or the old round house at
the point. .
Superintendent Copley with the
large snow pins or the Connecticut
Company and eight cars that. have
been thrown out of service, made the
trip and everything work finely He
installed the cure in the round house
and returned. reporting that tile truck
CATHOLIC CLUB HOUSE.
The improvements at the (‘sthollc
Club house in West. nrcnuo hnve near-
modeliug the trout porch has been
finished and the appearance of the
building has been grestly'enbnnoed
by the changes. A new small porch
has taken the place of the larger one
which run clear serous the building
and is decorated on the sides with
lattice work. Vines will probably be
trained to twine umonx the squares of
the lattice work. The roof has also
been re-shlngled sud-ills work oi paint
log is now nearly done. Contractors
M .i Riordan sud uJobn W. Besity
hnd the work oi remodeling and point
lug, respectively. They are deserving
oi praise for the manner in which the
work has been carried out.
GKULL FRACTURED av FALL.
Bftllltiiill’OR'i‘. Juno , 26.--Dunicl
F019}: of 298 Porter street. mirrored
s irscturo of the skull by u lull of ill)
foot down it cool hole on the soul pier
this morning. liq; is in 0. hospital with
the outcome at his case doubtful.
mnuwm
ments in every detail.
The round house at Wilson point is
quite u large sffsir and will permit of
storing u number of core which are
not in use. the summer core in winter
and the closed cure in summer. This
will relieve a great deal of consosiibn
at the other three burns ot the com
puny, the reason tor laying the cou-
nectlns truck There is n turntable ut
the round house which permits the pie.
clog oi the cars on any of the eight or
ten trucks within the house. The ours
that have hitherto graced the mend-
owu lit the hour of the power house in
blood street will now be plotted in
doors at Wilson‘s Point and thus be
jprolectod from the elements.
L My
George D Russell, proprietor of the
Norwsllx Hotel, bus gone .to Punxsu-
tswney. its" for s visit with Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Sheldon, puronis of
. George Sheldon the popular clerk ut
‘ the hotel. She will remain swny for
Automobile No. 37.628, of New York, a month; i 030‘.” linoleum word to h“
state was d iron 1 the Norwulk Ho. . .
tel. moi-slurs. MAD ltngorc’ the driver? sister that the Nutmeg Club boys will
could ties the moshine. it had erssh~‘
it ‘ - ' lot the'
flilxlllttiviijsttrirfiga 33:; :22” which costly to them and it is expected that
stood along the curb. The station was "h" "“1 tsvor them "m“
not. domsxxcdmoc norm the cute to suit
.exitent. booths " ‘ us it sharp one
«did «headroom le excitement
for n moment. The soloists stoppedz‘c
ut the Norwmk Hotel im- lunch.
ti
Yeslsnce oi Biirermlne avenue.
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Advertise your pants in the columns iron: a. three week‘ visit with thon-
oi 'i‘ixe Sentinel. ‘hesultr lire cools. ter- in New jersey.
Ice Cream
IT WILSBI‘S l'lllITl
is in line shape and up to the require'
be pleased to receive soother box or ‘7‘
homemsde cundy such as she sent to
x
e
Sentinel trout lids. bring results.
i
l
of Readyt - 0-” wear
Garments
We invite all the ladies to inspect 'our display of Summer
Wearing Apparel.
SPECIAL SALE OF
; Linen
Also a very {Bret-l7 Houi‘e Skirt of Black and Dine
Polka Dot, for . .
o
nus-o.
.16 Shirts
....... $1
.o...u-.-u-e-uu.
Special Sale of
Linen Coats
Just now we are selling a very handsome Long Coat with
embroidered shawl collar; good value at $5.
Special for .
.szss
A Beautiful
Assortment of
Wash Dresses
Made of Anderson Plaid Ginghams, Percales. Dimities, Ba-
tistes and Lawns, a great variety
Prices range from
of styles.
$1 to $6 .98
The higher priced Dresses we alter free.
All Cleth Tailor-made in.
3 We sell at greatly reduced .prices.
OUR MlLLINERY
‘ is always complete._ We are tryin to keep this stack com-
piste to the very last. Our m liner is still with us and .
is adding new models every day We fill orders prompts
by when your own trimmings are brought in.
Our Charge Account is at your disposal
ATTENDED DIVINE sssvxce.
About lib members of St. John's
lodge. No. ll, F‘. and A. iii. attended
the service oi the invitation of the reca
to: Rev. Louis 8. Howell. st St. Paul's
Miss M (3 mm“ sister of Col. Episcopul church Inst evening and hub
cued to the special sermon of the rec
tor to them. The sermon wns siren
in Mr. llowell usual pionsinn muuner
and the members of the lodge wore
deeply impressed. The large ntlondu
once showed the pleasure oi the lodge
in receiving no invitation from Rev.
Mr. limits" as nothing else could hove
done.
iLiNDED IY‘NE‘l‘AL.
GRiiTON, June ”Swill. J. Lamont,
st finhbitt metal in e mould.
was testing the motel and dampness
Lamont
3 air: Glsrs Wheeler sud sister. Mint in the mould outings the explosion so
Kathryn Benton. have returned home testing both eyes.
WW
employed by the NW wndon Ship: -
Mrs. nuns Bonner; {it"il‘oy‘lor svo ”id Eudlhc Gummy. wee portlslly
on 9, has been visiting “Mrs. Wrist blinded this morning by the omission
WHEN PACKING YOUR GRIP,
SUITCASE OR TRUNK F0“
YOUR VACATION
DON‘T FORGET YOUR
Bathing Suit
Belts
Shirts
Underwear
Hell Hose
Pajamas
Coil-re. soft or silt!
Neckwesr
Straw Hit. or a comfortable .
Cs
And Serious other things we can
remind you of, that can be
found here in great abundance _
sit the right prices. .
Joseph Davis Y I
III Wuhin‘uion It. Tel. (ion.
Norwalk Chronicler