We have just unloaded the
‘ t cargo of coal'to come
‘ this harbor since the re-
tyolial troubles. Coal is
“selling. ‘at a greatly :11;
ed price-although not
130w as in former years.
his is fresh mined, bright
,2. "your hrasa sides might crush my
b
: CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
‘ no on
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A Hazelton
COAL
31110: B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
122 Water It.
LRNITURE
31180 it.
’ if dodlgned and well constructed
‘ ‘ooa are right. too.
2 t and exchanged.
? Gutkowsky
‘i Washington at.
was <Ma1m
REAL RESCi ..1‘ El
..4 x..- Mum“.
”occasionally.
with; our more, waiting lot you
it will wear well. is ultimo“; who will soon bo here to tear
lid blind furniture and stoma
1-.“ 43191119111113 ntioud thin (nrnivnl oi lini-
i
hit. wont edvorumrt roekmnot 5 MAX LE F 2,8
Quilting their ads in print. Eon»
ht; reach all the right people?
Nomadic and tiring remit»
run all; mm novelty
the atyle that in at oncé proper and
distinctive. '
it you are 0. particular person it will
‘ pay you to inspect our stock and.
prices hollow-buying elsewhere.
8 Monroe" street.
Walks-Over
‘ ”SHOES
We really want to treat you right.
We went to give you shoes that are
perfectly oomi’ortob/e, that are aty-
liah, that will wear to your entixo
sotistaetion.
M. Josem & Sons!
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
1 Bouton St.
THE'TALE OF TWO VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
sel were floating down a. stream.
”Keep close to me," said the thrash
pot. “There is safety in numbers."
“Not I," said the earthen pot.
more fragile ones."
Moral: Choose your company care-
fully.
The very higheot prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. . South Norwalk
TEL. 912.
lo a pound for wage, the very best
prices for feather beds.
Everybody’s
Doing it
Selling'their Junk to R. Alexander
lhecnuse he pays. the highest prices
for Rugs, Rubbers. Metals. Paper and
Feather Beds. Also buys and sells,
second-handed furniture. (full or’
write.
Al'TOMOiliLE TIRES.
R. Alexander
,Tel. 356-2. _ 21 Raymond St.
35 Fort St.
li’ it'd Junk sell to Wm. Effron
Fort St. East Norwnlk, who pays 10
18‘ pound for rags. Best prices paid
ifor auto tires and feather beds. He
Edoesn't go around with bells or does-
vn‘t come to the house unless sent
lfor. Send postal or Tel. 441. Notify us
[ahead as we are very busy.
n-
u’)
l'i‘he young mnn loves thé young lady.
1 That‘s his business.
.'l‘he. young lady loves the young man.
That's her business.
Soon they will marry.
That's their business.
."l‘he minister will marry them.
i 'I‘hnis his businesg
,3» “hen married they will need Fur-
nltuio t‘mpets, Ranges, Stoves und
%'-‘C10(kei\ whole they get the bent
goods at. lowest. prices.
That's my buslnese.
M. L. Rosen
:15 Ely Ave:
l
' So. Norwalk. Conn.
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3 inlet Call. The 1111;: two weeks of
our ltomovul Stile
l A SHOE SENBATION
much on South Norwulk has never
‘: known. The big idea of this sale. the
'Cfliltlé of this dinstlo action, is the ab.
solute necessity of effecting a pool~
live trlonrunve of nil our Ludlos',
l (lonto‘. \lisdon 11nd Children n Shoes to
make loom rm tmponiors and build-
(down the buildings. (‘onilng on it done
liust ill the height. of the semen, just
at the beginning of vurniion time.
just when vou most need tho'xoodh.
this grout pole with its nimout unbe-
liovuhio vtiltwn uiil nill‘flil thousands
:of hpproointlvc huv,om and will intuit
11 new epoch ill the uppuwi hlnioxy ”f
South Romain and vicinity. lly nil
Igulnh Don't honituto or delay
i no WASHINGTON 117.. some:
‘ GOUTH Nomi/ALI:
Sentinel Mill. bring 1.1.11... “ ”
m... m. ..
6 WI" .
style without resorting to the ooz‘mhom
01111 a aommv to to produce 3
The Holmes Millinery"
them ovor.
Will arrive June 24. l912 p. outdo“ of W Hodm 1111mm
Harrell normals. Thane homes home dlroot mm the lame and m ‘
oil well bruiton. Weighte from 1.100 to 1,600 lbs.
Come and. look
B HERSHFIELD
Sales Stable. Comer Concord and wood Streete. South Norwaik.
Will be seld at Public Auction
2 p. m.
Saturday, June 29
TWO BUILDINGS
. on South Side
Washington St. Bridge
One Large Building on North
Side Washington St. Bridge.
WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE COMMlTTEE.
the two Tigers on
MAROUARB WillB illliE- 8PM" “1”“me
TEENTH GAME
Continued fiom Eleventh Page.)
int; to hood Shit-f0? off at. the pinto lCr-'
win hit Snodgrnss. who was at but.
'wlxh the bull and Fletcher scored the
wmnlng run. hiuungor linhlon protest.
ed Brennan's (incision, permitting
Fletcher 10 score 11nd who finally or-
dered from the field. Northern Wilt
put off the field in the ninth.
Second Game.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn 0 ii 1 0 l 3 O 0~ 9
New York a 1 o 0 1 3 02 x-10
CLEVELAND BEATS TIGERS.
DETROIT. July 3. ~Cloveiond
opportunoly todny and defeated the
Tigers by n snore of S to 6. in the
ninth Detroit rallied and made tour
runs on four singles and two bases on
balls. Blending was put in to relieve
Kaler in the midst oi“ the rally. A iin.
or from lieiehnmy‘s but resultedin a
double play that ended the game with
the buses, Left
fielder Granny, of th Cleveland team
fell while running to catch 11 short fly
and broke his right shoulder. lie in a
left hand thrower and pi‘obn‘bly will
not, be permanently disabled by the
hit.
accident. The score by innings:
Cleve-land ...... (i l «l l l (l (i 1 0~~8
Detroit ......... 0 0 1 l 0‘ 0 (i 0 4—6
PHILLIES BEAT BOSTON.
ilOS'i‘ON, July 3.~~~l’hllndeiphin hit
Hess hard in the Seventh and eighth
innings" today nud pounded out a win
over Boston, 8 to 1’». The Effort} by inn‘
ingu:
i‘louton 10000 ii i own
i‘hlludolphin 0100 0 4 3 0-—-S
WINNIPAUG SHOOT
-’i‘hu Winnipimk Gun Ciu‘li or Nob
wnllt in holding an nil day about today
on the club g'x'oundn.
w... ”mm.” m...,...w~ ...... ....
liilllVlALKB Til "WADE
PM" BHEBTEH GIMP
mm-
Tho Norwaik handball tomn will
journey to Port (Manta: on Sunday
and motto mincoment or the team in
that place. indiuatioun ‘. are. that. the
local boy-o will he nocompnnlod' to tho
minthy :1 large number of their follow-
ers. 3 mm 3 , ”
onowneu BOAS'TINmflz oouto
ewm.
‘Ninno. lured twenty‘iour. of 1422 East
fittest, who could not, min, but lieut-
‘ed’ to several triondi that he could,
.‘A‘Wfl' drowned in Mill River attiio halo. tiomi were shiponded for it time on
Hot Enid Rock‘thiu afternoon. 11: com. the roadbed of m, soother
i
AlliSlllS lllllS
The Renuiai Betting is $l0,000
to $5,000 That iohnson Wins
EAST LAS VEGAS. N. .‘d-
A lust-before-thebnttie spirit became
evident about 1.113 Vegas today. sev-
ernl special trninn bringing in com-
panies of sport followers. The streets
were well-filled by evening and a
solid jum of the curious idled may
the hours about Promoter Jack (‘ur-
iey‘s office. which was decorated by
a big Sign: "Johnson-Flynn fight. bend-
quurters." I
Another grouphlounged about the
«betting commissioner‘s board across
the Buunro.‘ Little vhnnge in the pre-
vailingwodds. 2 to Lon Johnson to
win. was recorded. thought a variety
of (wank bets were offered.
These dealt for the most part with
huockdowns. Severn] offers at long
odds that Flynn would not knock
Johnson down ut nil during the fight
were posted; but they did not seem to
be popular. No notices of "token"
followed the propositions.
The regular betting on the board is
headed by the inscription: "$10,000 to
$5.000 Johnson wins."
This is said to he the champions
own opinion of the probabilities to-
morrow, booked by his own money.
Johnson added another chapter to
his declaration of confidence today, no
cording to hsi own stuimneut. by tele-
gruphlng $8,000 to San Francisco to
he plnved on himsoii’ to win in 15
rounds. ‘
“.188 COMING sHERE
Socialist Candidate tor Prelident Will
Probably speak in South Norwallt
During Campa'nn
Bomb Nonwalk will have the oppor»
tunity of hearing an lentil, one prehi-
deutinl ('nndldnte thin your. and with»
out having to mom from the home
(Billings at that. Eugene ,V. Deh'ha.
aot'iullut candidate, i'orwtho highont
honor the counuy mm give. is oomple
ting hi1; bookings to: the year and will
pum- Soutn Norwullt on the list of
Dlill‘ed to ho v.inlted
Mr. Don's lost 10th included many
of tho allies and towns oi'ihe United
States. but there were nine many
wherein ho could not arrange to ho
3 lphwea he has not touched before and 3
NEW HAVEN. July thrturo do on. .m Norwalk 1; mm,“ ”you.
heard. On the coming campaign tour,
{Mr Debs plans to vlitit many 0! the
W
mm mm 01.0 onli‘refltno. ,
PRovaNoE. R. it. hit tunnel-a.
July 3.-—3
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“STANDARD ‘woofi ,
BUN’I‘ING runes...
“ In all sizes. at out prices.
Guaranteed fast; color'
COTTON FLAG$
Red, White and Blue Bunt‘ ‘
mg
WOOL BUNTING.
Eolors guaranteed will last
or years. '
25¢ a yard.
(.2 lNorwalk’s Leading Dry Geode Store 3
8 and 5 Gazette Building. NorWelk. Connecticut
FLY A FLA
Carnival Night and the Feurth of July are times
* when on do not want to he .
' one on the street Without d5
From Boo to $3.50.
" PURITAN MILLS COT~
ag.
\‘n
TON BUNTING. 3
Warranted fast colors. 3
Only 6c 21 yard.
SILK FLAGS FOR 3011-:
VENIRS. ‘
8 in. x 12 in,
15 in. x 24 in.
10c .
. 45c
A good American believes in “tak-
ing things cook“ water. soda and 0th. , .
or beverages divorced item the bent ~ .
Wedded to ire, but he wants that im-
porinnt putt of his hot weather oom-
fort PURE. t‘ettiilod ice fills that.
want. perfectly. it coats no more than
low of questionable rufltt its not
too good im you (i: den today Phone
All
Distributors for The NOI‘WallkB
Brookside ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
Chas. T. Pickering, lilorwtiikg
For Real Bargains go3
i
3 ‘-—~t0 the——— l
Gigantic Bridge
Removal Sale
George Keeler
Shoe Store
159 wmsngion St.
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.‘r afar/”3!-” '3/4- 1'11. Jig/‘1',
\‘X “.
Look; Look Loo §
You can save monei I don‘t ad
vertlse unyihlng that 1 (out. iunhe
good. Save you 20 to it) per t~.;ent.
Now I will prove to y.ou
Milwaukee iieer for $1.50 case. 2~i~ "
bottles. Welzwnd Zerwerk l'ilsener.§
$1.20. Nussuti Pllsenei. $110 caseull
intorboro. $1. 00 ouao. Other kinds iiu- i
ported heels Evans Pale A,ie tine tun
bio Cream Ale. Clouseu and it‘ihnugnni
Cream Ale, st 10 case. Don't forget: U
our nines. POl‘L Sherry dud Mllecntel v
for $1.00 gal. Is uoith $1.10 T111113 (g
is what you have been paying for the w
some ounlltv. \lhlskion i‘toml $2.003 ..
up. liiandles. Henueeay Bxxx. $1. 75 3‘
Extin- line“ $1. 40; Punch iiiundt. Soc; 1' i.
Illnokborry ilrnndy. ' 75m; hpriicot ..
Brandy, She. About 50 more} other; 3‘
brands \vhlaltiea. brnndlos an cor-i"
dlulo that me too numerous t men-i
lion. but i will guarantee to save you H
from 10o to 250 on every botild you; ll
purchase 110m us. You come and
convince yourself. Our Tel. il06~2.‘
Prompt delivery.
1. D {I -S E S A
esulor.
Family Liquor Store and Who
55 Railroad Alto. So. Norwelk Conn.
... 1 1......» a»... ..
The Beers 11... ~
. Provision Co.
H
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Wli
Established 1863
Girls.
Our Charge Account
. . . Plan . .
is open to everybody.
plenish your wardrobe from our large
39 stocks with no outlay of ready cash.
Your weekly Payments are acceptable
No extra charge for this privin
loge. Our prices are lower thanptices-
in the so-cailed‘ cash“ stores.
t0“ US.
and be convinced.
r
'“U'-
CLAY BIRD 'SHOOTiNG’.‘
l is hot tomorrow. “
NW“
we titers in nested '
H. Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
GRAND
C ARNIVAL
of Special PriCes.
in Ready-to-wear
Goods fur Men,
Women, Boys 81
‘\‘\u\‘\‘e‘\:_333‘W‘-t“‘ wou‘unn‘ W‘~fl~%\fll\'fl\fi“ “.‘"
{an r a, av cur/.1.— "M any mun-v any,
STOCKHOLM, ‘Bwedn. July 3.—-'l‘hel
individual competition in the clay bird
shootlnpevent in the Olympic Games
was continued today when the we»
oud stage was concluded. The belt nth;
3 income moored in the first and sec:
ond rouuda were made by the Ameri-
‘ sans. A. 113‘. Glearon. Rotten A. 13.. and
. J. R Graham, of the chionxo A. A.,
'with it out of a poualhio 5i) hirde.
The German contentont (101.111.... with
94 hi ',_wa‘a 11.1mm third“ gonna
Established 1868 H
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“”1.
THE QUEB‘TION .
of what "not to forget" when ‘
you pack your grip for your an .
nun] two wooke’ vacation in
(timely on tho “llndfi of many.
people at present
‘un we suggest? . 1
linthing Suits ... 42.00 to $4.00
Bathing Suit Belts ‘80 ,
“Knotho” and “ hoes" Beds..- 3 .3
1 * 501: to $1.530.
Negligee Bhirtii .. 31.00 «133.50
, - with or without-,coiiur. ,
Union Suits knee length 0 ,
i‘ull lhnnth uleevoleso or M
nloovoo open to $2.036;
Athletic underwearMo t; it
Paloma... .....rt'iooto Log,
Cape............' illi
Collars. Hair How; Noon
. tittndhorohi of. ago (in
.' .
Norwalk Chronicler