this harbor shine there-1 ‘
em; 9111 Htroublee.‘ Coulis ‘6
:11ng at a. greatly re— ,
pricwitaougn 'not
as in former years.
refresh mined. bright
In m\‘\‘\¢xu\fl\t u
‘ -. "your brass sides might crush in
f more tit-agile ones." ‘
Children
Buckskin or
1. Canvas
9' Oxfords, Pumps,
f High Shoes
f‘ in all . the' Latest
Models
I
‘ ‘o‘NNEALLY &
.; BRACKEN
.81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
‘1 -\-\“‘\‘\‘\- s)-
-,‘;,,-4-’-, -i- .7
- a m'
\‘\‘\‘\“\I\.\‘
1. Ely Ave.
35 1.1a.
' for auto tires and leather beds.
' doesn‘t go around with bells or does-
. it to heat you right.
eveuu‘hoes that m-
i
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton at
\
. meiotic: ot- rwo vaessne
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
eel were floating down a stream
Dot. “There is satiety in numbers"
"Not I," said the earthen pot
Moral: Choose your eonipa ‘
fully. ‘
The very highest prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
South Nomik
.912.
lo a pound tor rags, the very best
prides for feather beds.
612331.113. s .
‘ Doing It
Selling their Junk to R1 Alexander
because he pays the highest prices
fo Rags, Rubbers, Automobile Tires"
Metals, Paper and Feather Beds. Also
buys and sells seeond-hnnde turui
ture.0nl1 o1 w1it..e
R. Alexander
356-2. 21 Raymond 31.
Tel.
1
'* it it's Junk sell to Win. Enron, 35
Fort St... East, Norwalk, who pain; 111
a. pound for rags. ‘Best prices paid
He
n’t come ~90 the house unless sent
‘ tor. Send postal or T61. 141. Notify us
ahead as we are very busy.
_...
The young man loves the young lady
That 3 his business
The young lady loves the young man.
That's her business.
Soon they will marry.
That's their business.
The minister will marry them
That-”s his business.
nlture. Ca1pets,'Rnnges, Steven and
Crockery. where they get the best
goods at lowest prices. -‘ ’
Thats my business.
M, L. Rosen
15 Ely Ave.’ so. Norwelk, Conn.
Test Call. The inst two weeks oi
our Removal Sale.
into the right
. you set
"and reliable furniture at
Will surprise you Come
our immense stock
utkowsky
II laptop? at.
111m Rheum? M
in: their ed: in print. Sen;
Inch an the right people
111111:- end bring result-
T01. 41’ .
om advertisers seek-wool ‘
A SHOE SENSATION
such as South Nbiwulk hue nevel
known The big idea oi this sale the
cause of this-(hustle action, is the ab-
solute neoeuaiw of effecting a posi-
tive clearance of all our Ladies.
(lents‘, Mieses' and Children‘s Shoes to
make them for tnrpent'ers and build«
one who will soonbe here to tear
down the buildings. Coming as it does
just at the height or 1.12 season. Just
1111 the beginning of vacation time.
just when you most need‘the goods.
this great Isle with its almost unbe-
lievable values will attract thousands
or appreciative buyers, and will mark
a new epoch in the apparel history rt
{South Norwich: and vicinity. By all
means attend this Ca1nival of Bar
gains. not“ hesitate or delay.
MAX "LEVY’S‘
‘ m WABHlNGTON an, saloon
eouru somatic,
2 eeouioneily.
"Keep close to one." said the brass 1
When married they will pass Fur- '
mandolin. sandy than at Media?
silica.
port, spent yesterday With relatives
in Namath.
Miss 11611191110111.1161 East avenue,
has returned home utter a short visit
with friends in Springfield, Vt.
and family ot'Grndview avenue, have
returned home. after. a pleasant vaca
tionpt Walnut Beach. ‘1
Mrs. D. D. Kimball, of West street,
has returned home after spending a
week with her brother at. his home.
Gray’s inn, at Jackson, New Hamp-
shirehand reports an excellenotime.
' t her bruther's hotel Mrs. Kim-
' ' M. Lockwood, of
East 11111111111... has
cadet engineer of the Lockport Light,
Meat and Power Company of Lock-
prt. N. Y. Mr. Lockwood will leave
for his new position tomOrrow and
will be with Carl Kaltwuseer, former
supeiintendent of the Housatonic
PoWer Company's branch in South
Norwalk. Mr. Lockwood recently
graduaed from Cornell University.
Theieecontlgmeetiug of South Nor-
wallt Lodge, No. 629. Doyni Order of
Moose of the World was held in the
hnll‘ln South Main street yesterday.
at which time a clasa of 40 candidates
were initiated into membership by
Deputy National Organizel G. L. Den
111s who was assisted by R. R Phelps.
Add1esses were made for the good of
the cider and the next meeting will
be bold. subject to the call or the
proper officials
I
n... M_
BRiDGEPORT CRICKET PLAYERS
DEFEAT NORWALK TEAM.
The Bridepcrt cricket players do
tented Nelwalk in Brood Riter, Satur-
day afternoon, by a 6(0l‘e 1:113 78 to 23.
W. Wood made top some with 18 runs,
H. Callie 14, while .0 Young made
eight for Norwnlk. Both clubs played
well in the field. The two Stealer fur
uished the howling features, Aloe
taking live wickets for nine runs, and
Andrew. taking five“ wickets for 1]
runs. The umpires were R. Lamb and
W. Walker. alext Saturday the
Bridgeport club willfuplay at Stamford.
A man is a big fool to gamble his
money except when he loses it to you.
v" "
The oeu-
informed
‘Man IS
the Man
Who is
Respected
He Reads
The, .
Sentinel
liaise 11 this morning restarted his no
Mr. and Mrs L J. cargill,.oi Bridge.“
Chief of PoliceThomae'inatherland 1
area a poition,.nu5
turpentine.“
held yesterday '
o ’olook from ‘ late residence in Win-
held street 9.101111 'Biehletou oi-
1111111911 and blip 1.9mm followed in
the Riverside cemetery. ‘
Funeral of Charles Koemeekl.
The liuuerail Bervioea over the re-
mains 0! Charles Kosmeoki were held
yesterday atternoon at 8 oicIOok room ‘
the late home, in .V6n. Zant street
Rev Mr. Stoop oftioiated and the re-
mains were laid at rest at the River»
side cemetery. 1
«Funeral of Veteran Warner.
'The funeral of Q. M Semant E. ,
E. Warner. oi the Soldiers' Home, was
held Batu day at 2 oclock from the
Home chap 1 with interment in “Spring-
grove cemetery.
W «his.» ‘
‘ ”Dad” and "deddy'f were weliknown
in this oeuntry in the sixteenth cen-
tury: “papa" did not come in, borrow.
ed from abroad. until the sevententh
eenturywei well advanced. Florio,
It the end or the tormer century, de-
iined the 'italinn "peppa" as “the first
Word that children are taught to. call
their father. as ours say ‘dad,’ 'dnd~
die‘ or ‘bab"' ”Dad" seems to be the
cammoner to mankind oi' the two.
.Nausicas in the "Odyasey' calls her
father “pnp‘pa phiie," dear papa; but
Greek has “tats” also, and Welsh has
“tat." and Irish "1161113;
New York Urea Much Water.
Ibout 1,500.000 people. An‘lnch oi-
raln on our watershed‘il'brmnliy would
give two gallons of water for every
man, woman and child on the surface
or the earth. Put it another way: ' ll
every man, woman and child on the
(ace of the earth should walk up to
to the lakes reservoirs, etc. which
hold New‘TYork city's water supply.
”Ind each print in two gallons oi water,
it would not be enough to last that
city ten days
W
‘ .1 "“infent Mortality
1mm mortality is 11 most sensi-
tive index we potatoes“ iii social wel-
(are of sanitary administration, espe-
cially under urban conditions. A heavy
intent mortfelity implies 11 heavier
‘ death rate up to five. years or age;
mind right it ‘to adult lite the districts
heavy child mortality
have higher. ii“ tit; retest-lb
iricte whose 111111111 mo
Neueholme in the Nation
nine. ,
.1»
n" 1’.‘
Sheer WIIl'I‘.
"The coal supply or the earth is
limited." said the scientist “No one
can say how long it trill last." "Great
lcott!” exclaimed a man in the back ‘
row; “and here we ve gone and west-
ed more‘n a bushel oi it heatin' the
hall tor this lecture."--Washlnston
Star. "
ldeIl Temperature at Room.”
An ideal room temperature 'lor the
sedentary is that between 66 and 70
degrees. Below these temperatures the
heat regulating apparatus of the body
finds, it necessary to close up the
peripheral vessels more or less. in-
ternal congestion slowly begins and
the conditions for would are secured.
Reluctant Criticism.
"Augustus, dear.“said the girl. ten-
derly. pushing him 1mm hbr II the
moonlight hooded the bay window
where they were standing. _"I~think
that you had better My some other
hair dye; your mustadhe testes lilo
W
, Going Over the“ Bonita.
J'Thie item in your campaign on
. pen account mystidee me." raid the
- 11nd tor. "i don't understand what
you ,inean by‘ raw material! " "That's
1111 error on the part of the Itenograv
phcr," replied Senator sorghum. “it
shouldered, «hurrah material: ”‘ '
1r
. Huehend (lot le11.
in Austria 11 woman wan reoehtly
sent! 19.11111 tor 1111611111: in
,. it
1-. listed. by with her
115111an ”I
22 West Washington St., South
In the whole worldvthere are only .
-
Matting
121. 65. $2.10 82 75.
Woven Hammocks
FJust ‘ to. Thin: fer Vacanon T we W
‘ 1.13m strong and serviceable suitcases. 111 111., 11.;00 18111. $1.50 11.75 211111., $1.40 12.00: 24111.. 31.”
club Bags, leather handles-31. 00, $1 25, $1 60.
’..We make window shades to order
LET US FIGURE ON A SINGLE WINDOW OR YOUR WHOLE HOUSE.
. . . ....
..I...2 ""' ‘ ; aside-HIIJJJJJI
Su1t Cases and Bags
a
in many colors and designs 75c to $6. 00
Provision Co.
13,- lSuMain Street, Norwaik
NorWalk
Phone 111 Both Stores
*‘knenwknon
’J‘iehoi: 'iéilaier. soda and oth-
in; thin
or divorced iron: the heat,
or bevel“
weddedi
portan 1&1 oi hi
3 hot weather o’om
tort P
want Munch:
ice as questionable our-111.119 not
580.
Distributors for The Norwalks
Brookside ice (lo.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
Velvet Pumps
' ”49c
Barefoot Sandals 39c Ind 491:
Women's White Canvas Oxfords
9
Shoe Store
is? ,Wnblnuton 31.
I”
ARREBTB MAY BE MADE
' W
Have misunderstanding in Main
Sir-Int.
{Edward Bedell, a wall known Nor.
walk police station on yesterday after.
noon and there gave himseli up to
Captain Thomas 11111111., having eta-ted
il1nt.he was responsible for striklnx
and knockin’h Charlie H. Brooke, 11
The BeersMeat &1 1"
4.. good American believes in “ink V
ice. but he seats that 1111-. f
Certified ice fills that .g.
t rests no more than '
too soon tor you. Order today. Phone . .
Chas. TnPiekering. .fNorwalk ‘ ’1
Misses’ and Children's 4
and Pumps . .......... 899 ~
George Keeler s,
Edward 'flIdeii and Charles H. Prauke 1
\vaik‘motormnn. walked into the Non _
aluminum 1861' Established l868 1‘ '
H Krléger & Co
West Washington Street
N
Test “.ur
e‘\m\,-\_‘\n\-\ ', \_
,1". afar... at or, ' g
'3‘-
r-
..
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This is the time of. the year
4 f when ‘1 the accommodation
which we offer should appeal
10101151701111.1111 spread your
ready cash over a larger field
by trading with us.
. arr/.1 .7. ‘ aria. at ‘ at affair/M; affirming
. ‘\‘\‘\‘\v‘\- ‘\I.’\‘\.’V-,‘~$ “\‘"‘\ .
_. _. , f. . . .
. l i
‘\
I
Just new prices are being re-'
(1110th in all departments. ‘
7
Before going on your vacation
lét us supply your wants and
you can settle your lull later.
Look. Look, Look
You can save money. i don't ad.
vertile anything thatl Ictin’t. make
ourme‘rswenne.
"Benjamin." ‘
' Flanneie, the very best Outing
turner, in Main street Bedeli was
not arrested, nor hill been Frunke.
but the authorities plan to take some
also in the matter.
According to all coconuts ,mnire
11,1111 Benoit had not been xettin ‘
well or into 11111 when they were
riled
good drive you 20 to 10 per cent.
gNow 1.111111 prove to you. Schlini
:Miiwaukee Beer- 1for $1.50 can. he
bottles. Wei: and Zerwe'rk Pileener,‘
ei’tee' Other 1111111111.
’ Namath ‘ ’
Ml In
an Don't term
More tel
. Trousers made 06.00 I111! “.50
' Serge Trousers $8.150
‘Khaki'l‘mueere $1.50
1 Linen Crash Trousers
' ".78 Ind $2.00
BATRING GUITBp
$2.00 to $4.00.
Norwalk Chronicler