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Ladies dud Gentlemen:
I! you got cheated don't“
blame me.
Wm. Eifron
THE RIGHT
JUNK DEALER
I had many complaints last
year ol a man who went around
with (A name that adunds like
. . . mine. I don't do around with
bolls on or come to your house
unless sent for. i pay in pot- lb.
, tor rags and bostprlcea for rub-
born. metals. etc. To). 441.
ICE»
Right Prices.
Prompt Service.
«in .
Wholesale. in per hundred, $3.40
per ton. Family trade, 30:: per
hundred.
' 13;, TIME, THE PLACE
AND THE COAL
ALTHE TIME to buy Coal for
lgxt winter is now—and what-
PURE,
Berkshire
Honeet Weight.
Careful Drivers.
ever happens don’ t forget that we
.‘i‘gave you this advice. F
THE PLACE to buy Coal isI
here—and thousands there be
‘th have so found it:
THE COAL we sell is‘of the
yih9§t¢quality~and we’d greatly
like a Charter: to prove this fact
to YOU.
How many tons do you need?
Furniture moved, Sunday school
plcnlee,ete., taken to any of the
shore resorts by auto truck at rea-
eonable prieee.
AUCTIONEER
'V'W‘PCO'nneally & E. T. BATES
Bracken A South Norwalk and Darien
. l m. e97. 259.».
EC. BURT’S I
Ladies
Oxfords &
Pumps
Emerson and ‘
Kieth-Konqueror
for Men
l
BUY ‘
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 2‘94. 122 Water or.
8% l
ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED CAP-
" WM... STOCK
of the Income Securities Mortgage
Corporation of New York ty, to offer-
ed lor sole for n limited time only.
This allotment will he sold All a price
that will not the purchaser 8% divi-
dends. tax exempt. in the state or New
York. is secured by real oututo in the
city of iirookiiu equal in throo‘times'
the value of the isxue. This stock is
limited in amounts to ouch pun honor.
fior lull particulars, write. phone or
on "
COBURN 8A HULLg
Conneally 81
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 8T.
ei. .3534
‘We simply" will not carry over from
N season to season our
Oxfords
94 Washington St. South Norwalk
. Tel. 4144
Will Sell Same at ' .
‘ Gentlemen-
Cost
- MAX LEVY ~---—
1“ WAIHINGTON STREET BRIDGI
SOUTH NORWALK
If you do not want the
.Dest Cigars, do not ask
"for any of us i
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
$32.?
POPE PIUS IS BETTER.
ROME. ‘A‘ug. 8.-—Dr. l‘oinocl, this prl- ‘
" ’fl'ato physician. and Dr. Altiurrhinlnvn.'
‘ consulting phyuioinn nit, tho Vnticnn.‘
‘ "visited Pope Pius today and mode A
thorough examination. Antler lley dos» CIGARS
oribod the condition of tho pontli‘l us
”“8!“th B. J. REYNOLDS, Mir. '5
,, ' Hill holiness has suffered ll lhronl ni- ..,...
(action, recovery from tho woukoning RETURN 03" HARSTHOM PARTY
effects of which was "damp“ to n (‘or- Mrs. Curl A. liurstrom. Minn IA‘A‘nucos
‘tain extent, y the recent oxtromu neat ilnrntrom and 19er llurstrom, who
Yénmrdny he fittddenly oxlilbliod on have boon touring liuropo. (Arrived in
lamented wenltnns, necessitating 00m New (York city yesterday nnd Clinic in
plate rem, Norwnlir yontorduy ultornoou‘in Ebon
Todays exumhmtion pnvenlod p, ilill .ir.‘o uutmuollilo. Mr. iliil nnd
heart fairly stiong and rosplrnilon run (‘nrl A. linrutrom nutuod to Now York
onniy good considering tho "shunt. to moot the nutty. Eric Wan mooted
on" or mouth common to persons .ilbcliii the town todny by ”his runny
‘ :lio-n’f‘e udvuuood in yours and stout. friends who are bloomed to see him
The noise wnA-i rnthor intermittent und hock ngnin. All the lllil‘li' We ill line
the Abompornturo nlightiy above the honlth and loll oi a most wonderful
l . AN ACCOUNT WITH
The South Norwaik Savings Bank
is on investment that not only pays a liberal rote oi? in
interest but is a sinking fund Against sum! of those ex»
1 int expenses that we all have to tune. .
i rouidoul.
iiuu proposition.
‘gMeats,/Poultry,Fish,« etc.‘
lHomer S. Beers 81 Co.
,. 13 MAIN ST" NORWALK
22 W. .WASHINGTON ST" 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
AAAAA Ill yin AAAAAAI
WALL S'l‘lilflimil ’1‘ it): it) u. m. ~Guid-z
ed by l..ondou whoro mines in the in-
toinutlonnl list rungod from n hull to
a point nod AA hull ullove purity, tho
iooul stock mtgkut opouoductive and
strong. Union Pnclllo won the feature
witlun'ono point gulp on union oi 3,500
shared. Bethlehem Stool gained u
3point and mutol‘iul lruotionul ndvnn-
cos woro mode by Southern Puollic,
.ionornl Electric, Norfolk and Wes-
torn and other noiivo iA-AA-uion. Cnnudlnn
l'noillr was off All uud Colorado Sou-
llAurAA l.
WALL STREET, )1 u. AAA.»Slorkh
were offered i‘A'AAAAly on tho advance
and n lnruo purl of tho initinl gains
wuu soon wiped out, liOiliil iuuuo go
lug under yoslurdny‘n closo. There
was mudo tho prosnuro ugninnt the
Hill isuuo. St. Paul. ilAAA (fouiors. i’oun
sylvnnin und Ali‘hifiml. 'i‘rudinu diiuln
isliod on tho doulino. but the list us
it wlioiv was sloudy.
WMJ. STRAIGHT. Niltlll.~""riii.‘ lint
uunln duvolopod :A nudging lumiunvy to
word noon. prh'os fulllnu nil (Around on
roinilvoly mnuli oil’oriugs. '1‘le ilnrri»
mun and Hill niliii‘t'tl, liondlui: nnd oth-
(Ar‘ smrulniivo humus loll under you
tm‘tlay’u llAAAAlquoluilmA. The decline
douhtlosu wnu «salami by n renewal of
selling for
(Artiu on tho row. There were ruporis
of privnto soiiiomomu between certain
lnruiA hull opoAAAturs AAud lAnnleA-s i'tA.
suiting lrom lllqA iillli‘ltt‘i'u recent, rono
lion liouds worn Ntondy.
WALL S'l‘liiu’lfi'i‘, l p. mu '1‘le soil
lug imronsvd during mid dnv and for
”nor loot-salons nort- snort-d. Wonk
new one; u at “united in some of tho
standard A‘niloru including Wisronnin
Control. whivh doriinod Al 3:5. Toledo
St. Louis AAAAd Wontorn proiorrod.$1oi~
orndo Southern, Missouri l’uoilic and
others in this sumo group. The pre-
sumption won that mono Mocks were
being unloaded to moot pressing no-
}rosnltios All tho moment. in the list oi
high cluuu stooku (‘nnudinn Purine was
conspicuouu {or its iosn ol 4 i: i pointu
RIDGEFlELD FiGHT FOR NEW
SCHOOL HOUSE STIRS UP
OLD TOWN.
ltlili‘ l6 Fill Li) Aug. ll w'i‘ho light for
n no“ stllool building. which l't'lwiit‘d
in n torrid town moulinu. roconilv.
will be. ooniiuurd nt it special moot—
ing scheduled for tho near future on
1le question of uniting the legislature
l‘or pom-r in lunno $50,000 Awhooi
ponds. All tho session the town on:
roptod tinA altar of n [1‘er silo from
Frederick lc. imviu. n wnnltlly nummor
hut turned down the bond-
A petition was im-
mediately rirruintod uniting tho soloist-
iur-n to roll the upnoinl mutating i
’i‘lAa properly rinssou nu» oppouod to
the bond issue
FORMER. REPRESENTIVE DEAD.
EAST HAMPTON Aug 8.!wiieorgi
A Simon. A formal riApAonoutntlve in
the pom rul ilSflllll‘iDi) from tho town oi
i‘iAAAlhAAAh, diod (it the Willimunilc lulu" ‘
pitul onrlv ioduy oi il'iuht's dinonuo
nnd (olnpllontlonu. iiAA won hoAn til
youin into in this town nnd in uur'wlv
oil hi it utopuon and Htominugluoi. Ilo
hnd horn in poor luAnlih fut homo
limo und AAAAroAAtIy wont to Wiillmnntlc
in lilo hope ilAni lilo (Allnnuo would
ilOiii‘Hl him. WhiltA thorn his illnous
hocnmo more pronounced and he won
roniovml to tho leupitAAl. lio Willi n
ilomourni in politics nud in Addition
to ill» uorviro in tho gonorni nunomhly
hud hold u numluw of town oinrun. llo
lAAAd ulno snrvod no corronpontieut for
flute pnporu
“MM
ROBBERS TOOK 3450 AND wo-
MAN'B sTOGKiNO.
REVERE, Miuin” Aug. Auwi‘hrm
masked Anon hold up David anporf
n moruhnnl Mid his wife wlAiio tliul'
Wore on their wuy to their homo énriy
todny. nnd ueourod nearly $500 in
onoh. A gold union and trio rings. (it
tho money 3454 won in tho woman's
stocking. The robnoro took stocking
and oil
’i‘ho South Norwnk lire dopnrimont
will go to Dnliun. thin eve-(Aim, n9
upooinl trolley. Where they will mail
dipole in tho parade end opening (on
amines or the Flromen‘s Carnival.
which commonood. thisfiovening. The
. men untioionius/nmrout good“ time.)
’uum AA.
the short :Aroouuls Wiilcil‘
summed to nuihor (AouA-uuo iii)!“ an in»
I
ll
.— 1 u
DiAiHS Alli] HJNERAlS.
Funer'al of Mrs. Hallock
Tho l'uuornl or Mrs. [Allounor l-luilock.
iuio ol llroud lilvor. will he hold thin
littornoon nt 2:30 o’clock, from the
lirond llivor Union chapel. The inter-
ment will follow in l'iivorsido (Acme?
tury. The docenuod is survived by
two dunghtoru. Mrs. l-‘rodorlok l‘iodior,
of liroud liivor, nud Mrs. Willinm it.
'l‘hompson. oi‘ llollo lslnud nnd lirook-‘
lyu: two sisters, Mrs. lturuu Allen. of
Wilton. and Mm. Gilbert. Horton. oi
Linen Suits
3 81 5 Gazette Building
Mohair Coats
and Taffeta Silk Coats,——- are included” in this Sale
and there is a very substantial saving in the price of every garment
~——Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—«—
Annual August
Clearance Sale
. oi Ladies’ Summer Suits and .Coats.
Wash Skirts
Pongee Coats
Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Summer Dresses
All of our
Linen Cools
South Norwnilr, nnd (mo lirollmrt
Si. John. of liroud lilvor, ho-
sidon auroral urmuichildron nnd two
Arron! urundrliildron, Mrs. .ilullook. .' ;
Henry Wilkens
won the iinuulttor or David St. John
and Amanda (Aiken) St. John. llnvld
St. John was it son of Ablinii Si John.‘ 17 NORTH MA'N 31"
ono ol’ the four St. iolm lArotleAu who”
no, t‘ nmonu tho iiliil sctiims of Nox-
w“A. Home-made
'l‘lAAA iuuorul nurvlroo over the l‘lE- Ice cream
muins of Mrs. .luliAA \\‘ilrdx worn, hold
)‘t‘flii‘i‘iiliy Adm-noon .1! 2:30 o‘rlook Special Attention Given to Entertain-
lrom tindormimr minim-ion tinnunu's mm" "id Dances
Amdortuhlnig parlors, in south lliuiu FRESH EVERV WED. AND SAT.
:Alrot‘i. iiov. lA‘A'odoA'iik A. Coleman Homemade COCOEW‘ Cakes. Peanut
oliivinlod and 1le iutcrumui followed Clueterl. Old FMNOM“ Chocolate
in illilvorsldo (sonwirry, Creams, Old Fashioned Chocolate
Peppermints.
-0
FUnernl of Mrs. Julia Wilcox.
Funeral 01 Daniel F Bowling.
'l‘iAi.A luuorni uorviu :4 (nor lhrA r-(A.
mains All ilnnlol lA‘ iluolliili horn hold.
this Ailtoinoon AAA 2 n‘.Alooic liom the
homo of Mrs (‘lAAAAlAw \liillnnu. or H4
llAAAritt mouuo RAW lA rodurirk
(‘tlii'illlll olih-iutod illiii liit‘ inmmouli
loilowvd in tho lllvomulo (rumor:
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SALE
Now Gomg
on
v...—
Gottiieb’s
$7 8: $10
MURRAY TRUCKS NOW OUT.
“m
One Today and More Expected Shortin
to be Completed.
Arthur 'l‘ .\iurln_\. oi Hurliot stioet.
imvnioi of lilo \iurim u‘.uvk which is
mnnul‘ucturml luv (7. l... iiurkor iii hin’
inriory in Norwalk. npponrrd nlmut'
tho stroots this noon with one of tho
lino now il'llt‘hl‘i. which the iurgo num
her of men in tho {litiOl‘V have been
busy usuemhliug lor some littln time
punt Tho truck in AA iwnuti hoimz cor-
(rod and equipped with all (le lniost
lmpiowmontu. mum of which did not
AApponr on tho mull now being used
for rommoroinl purposes niAout tho
town. Several of the trunks nro nouA‘-'
ly usuomhiod, hut .\ir. Moray had the
iirnt one out today looting ii. A grout
11 North Main St .
W-..“ .. - we..."
donl of attention was attracted to 1le
our “K it pnssod through A'orwulk. in»
out luminous turn and automoniio drnl~
til'll AAro luvorniily lAAApA'vusod with the
truoku and Norwulk should he proud
of (le industry loruiod within its lim-
itu nnd managed by rosidoutu oi Nor-
wnlk.
'l‘lm otlior iilll‘IiH nill he iltilit‘iliilillti
uu Aupidly no pusoilllo und dulherod to
tho vmious pianos from nhlrh tho
(Avnpnny has rooolvvd orders. The luc-
iory hnn been working hard to not tho
truoiia out. and this om- this Auornlnx
ullown tho Aouolts of their odorin. it
is pnintod on uttAnrtlvo urny.
AUGUST REDUCTIONS
Shirts. $1.15. $1.46. $1.65, $2.15.
82.66.
Wow ".50, $2.00,;
$3.50.
Hell Hoee, 5 pair- $1.00; were
25c nud lino per pnlr.
3 peire $1.00; were .300 per pair.
$1.00 Neckwoar, now 550.
Star Naineook Underweer, 50c;
wero tron.
Fancy Bat Tier. 25c: wore stir.
Straw Hate $1.40. $1.85, $2.05.
$3.85; Wore. $2.00. $3.00, ”.00,
$5.00.
Panama, 83.85 and $6.26; were
$5.00 AAnAi $8.00.
Slightly IOiled Straw Hate. 31;
wero $2.00 to 8.3.00.
’1
S". ' .Ail 3.00,
unoousmous rnou FALL
m»... o.»
George Morris Had I Miehap Holore
Being Arrested-
lioorgo Morriu. the old mun who won
nulmnquontly urroutod on tho ohnruo oi' .
drunkenness. had quite on experience
in North Main oiroot inst owning. uud
guru the rouidoutu u iron uhow. Mor-
rirA, who in thought to lie about nor-
(Anly your» oi“ agopuitoufitod to go into
(lull l‘lfltur’s ilni‘llili' nhop, hut mlused
his looting on tho Aitopu nnd l‘oll ovor
imoltwnrds, ntrlitlnu violently on lilo
hood. Tho lAlow ltnooliod him out. and
Mr. Minor and thono nhout tho pluoo
thought him dead. They piolied him
up and curried him into tho touuorlul ,
shop. whore ”my need wnloi lrooly. HEN" STIMULANTG F8“ GATES.
'l‘ho old mun wolto up nnd no quick as FANS Monti MA Teclll‘l‘ellt‘t‘ M
n ilnsh won on his foot with u ciAni congestion 0‘ UM kldnoyn WEB export
iongo that he could tAim anything tho (”100d ivy John w tinted ill noon today
town nllordud. it won nocosunly to .ndminister hrurt
“ngww stimulants occasionally. Amt night
TO GIVE LAWN PARTY his physicians sound that tho action
The Mines Miriam, tiortnule fund of the kidneys motioned to improve,
Jeanie Clone, Miss Knihoriuo Malitin. and that tho infiumution in tho lungs
Joseph Davis
M WashinPton 8t. Tel. Con.
nnn Miss Genevieve LoF'eyo. all at had loosened This gave some enooun‘
Norwuiit. are plenning to give a lawn ugomout. At daylight. however. the
party on Thursday night at tho Ammo patient. showud unfavornhlo symptom,
of tho Misses Ginsu in Franklin ave on Dr. (line was hastily. atlmmonod.
“one, for the benefit of the Day Nun He found tho homoior adhering from
sory. it in u olun whom they have congestion of the kidneys and though
voluntarily decided upon. and it in he won able to ultord some toilet tho
momma tout the iiitulr will be Al. congestion rotnrnoti
lirootrenoqm on
towiud the mldw'
w r” .
(MM!
No"
Al’iM BROKEN BY FALL FROM
HORSE
ll‘roddlo Pickering, son of Mr. Anni
Mrs. Harry S, l’iokorlnu. of Elizabeth
nlruot. Booth Norwuik, AAAAAiluinod u
broken Amn, Sunday. when ho loll oil
mm (Al his father's leruos. Fred, wnn
working (About the burn with the men
, nnd wnniing to take a horseback ridu.
one oil. the men swung tho boy to the
hook or one of the nnimulu. Fred.
missed his hold nnd lull down tho
other side. hronliing‘his loft lll'iii.
.1 in Who inkon to Dr. ll. lb Wont. who
not 1le broken member. '1‘le young
mnn has the hestwishes of hill muny‘
lriondu im- in speedy reoo‘i'ory.
BROWN AMUSEMENT
COMPANY.
A mooring oi” the utocunoidorn or
cums. 0.
'1‘le flnria D. Brown Amusement Cotnv'
puny woo hold on Auguot and at Hoyt o
H. Krieger81 Co.
29-31 West Washington St.
#511170?! (mfg A:-
Our August Sale of
Marked-Down
Furniture
is Bringing Satisfactory Results
~37 g [194'
J..— r? nil—rovpmo
Discontinued Patterns in Dressers,
Chiffoniers, iron and Brass Beds
‘at Greatly Reduced Prices
See Our Sanitary, Healthful and Pure
White, Cotton Felt Mattresses; every
one otthem guaranteed-~$5.50- $18
Charge Accounts and Easy Payments
FiRE aElNG lN’VESTiGATED
MillilLE’HlWN Amt. ti. i‘le pollro
uro luvvsiigniiug AA ilro Willi'ii ocrurrnd
this morning in iiit‘ iii'ili‘ill'y NilAA~AAhll
Mm. Josopliinr ilorli. on iiA-AAAAAA strum.
on tho lhoory llAul lilo ilill’M‘J'i‘liii uni.
'1‘le dumnuo to spark and ninth in on:
tlinnlud iii uhout will).s A short limo
ago (A horn in llint neighborhood Win?
inn-nod and tho i’nliiit: oi lhui ilro in
not rut notoruiinod.
“rel-- .... m.—
id’minl .i. Lauri. linolvpo oporuior
All The Bonliuol (Amt-o, tins ionignnd
his position to ucrnpt nuoihur with
the ilridgrport «Evening Post. Mr.
Loury‘o rosiunniion token rum
August ii. and he enters upon his now
duties on tho 10th. Mr. Mary has
linen employed nt the nominal onion
for the past five yourn. iiiiii it is with
Aogrot that his row orkors hear of hill :
dooioion its will inter move his
Theatre. when the inlllens (idioms haliiiéimid shoots in Bridgeport whore
Wore olootod:
Prosideniwtlhrin 0 Blown.
sacroiliryultndrw .i coiling.
‘i‘
he will reside with hlo wile.
Money well Montana-«an Advertleoa
merit in The hominid.
on.“
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Norwalk Chronicler