1; coal “troubles.
Ins informer years.
o.- Woinen and
' Children
' Buckskin or
, .Ganvas
xfords, Pumps,
"High . Shoes
3 it ‘all the Latest
3. Models
.CONNEALLY 81
‘ ~. BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 353- 4
tw- ’. ’1
into thishsrbor since the re- '
Coal is
lling' at a greatly re-
u price—although 11211
This is fresh mined, bright
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Don't buy any Hair Goods until'y‘ou ‘
We can; “i ”
‘ 195 Washington Bridge.
and our stock and 1111111111..
save you money. Our stock is new.
~ Pmctioiil udlos' "faltering. Remodelv
inn and; nonsmoking.
rte Holmes Milline'ry
3 Monroe: 811-.ch
Walk‘V-Overe
‘ SHOES “ ‘
We really went‘ to treat. you right.
We want to give you shoes that are
perfedtly comfortable; tholt are at?
ltsb, that will wear to your entire
satisfaction:
M. Joseln & Sons
Two Stores.
1 Benton Eli.
711's TALE 01: TWO VESSELB.
An earthen vssssl and a brass ves-
sol ware floating down a stream.
“Keep clo to me." said the brass
pot. “There is safety in numbers. "
"Not I," said the earthen pot
. “your brass sides might crush my
‘ more fragile ones "
Morel: Choose your company care
fully.
The very highest prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South 'Norwaik
' . EL. 912.
111' a pound for rags, the very best
prices for leather beds.
111111331193
Doing 11
Selling their Junk to R. Alexander
because he pays the highest prices
to Rags, Rubbers, Automobile Tires,
Metals, Paper and Feather Beds. Also
buys and sells second—hands turni-
t111o.(‘.'1li or write:
R. Alexander
Tel. 356-2. 21' Raymond St.
35 Fort St.
it it's Junk sell t9 Wm. Enron, 35
Fort St, EastNorwsllt, who pays 1c.
11 pound for tings. Best prices paid
for auto tires an'd feather beds. He
doesn't go around With bells or does-
.n't come to the house unless sent
for. Send postal or Tel. 4311. Notify us
ahead as we are very busy.
COAL
'J‘llp B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
122 Water It.
log Home Cosy
11111 if you got
kitchen
that will surprise you.
updates our immense- stock.
4. and exchanged.
Gutkowsky
1 Washington at.
REAL RE sums “
ox their ads in print.
into the right
We can hunlsh eveiy room
ascend-hand furniture 11nd stovos
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it want 11019111111111 seekwnot
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reach all the right peeple
walks and bring results
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The young man loves the young lady.
'i‘hnt‘s 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.
When married they Will need Pur-
niture, Carpets. Ranges, Stores and
mockery. where they get the best
goods :11 lowest. prices.
That's my business.
M. L. Rosen
80. Norwalk. Conn.
Lust t‘ull. The inst two weeks or
our Itemovnl Sale.
A SHOE SENSATION
Isuch 1111 South Norwulk— has
known
:onuse of this diustlo notion, is the ab-
solute necessity of effecting a posi-
tivo oleuiunoe oi nil 0111 Ludics'
Gents‘. hilsses‘ nud Illill1lro11st~llloesto
mnke 100111 for (unionism and build-
never
to purlor with good 1111 who will soon be here to tour
'mg] and rcllubln 111mm,”, st down the buildings. (‘oi1:. n-v 111 't dose
Come i
1111111 111 the height or 1.11 ‘r‘uit‘m‘i. lust
ut the beginning of vacation limo
must when 1011 most need the goods
this grout sulc uiih its almost unbo-
Ilcvulilo values ulll utlruol thousands
or appreciative bmcra. end will him-it
u now opoolil n the hppurcl history rt
South Now-.1111 111111 vicinity lly nil
menus witond thin (lurnivul of llut'
Vilnius bout hesitate or delny
MAX J LEVY’S
m WAGHINGION or. “onion: l
sou-1H nonwsux
The woman who re scrunch Berti»
The big idea of this hole the“
not Wont Advertisers his to insure.
ended to omit the unbiicatoin oi the
'G-sorse 11.111111111111131, ‘ of 111011.111,
motorcyclsd to B‘snitord last night. ~
The hrstlosd of 111111111 of the sea-
son went through town thismorning.
The 111011111111 111.1111... will ... to
Long island "on fleet,” on ‘July 21st,
uccording to the present plans.
A full'mhesrsal oi the Catholic Club
lawn fete will be held this evening at
8 o’clock at the club house, ‘in,West
avenue. -
Mrs. Abert 1E. Winchester and fam-
ily, of South Main street, are spending
a. week’s. vacation with Mrs. Win
chesterfs mother. ‘Mrs. "Stella German
of Long Branch.
There was no meeting of the con-
solidation committee. last evening, nor
will there be any until the subfcom-r
mitten, which is now engaged in draft-
ing a charter has completed its worii.
'A'E'pé‘clnlfimfleeung'of 11.5 Rom—Mien
Hose Company will be held Wednes-
day evening, for the“ election of mem‘
bet-s, and to take action on the invite-
llon of the Winstcd Fire Department.
A peculiar accident occurred in
front or the home of H. E. Chiohester,
61 Wilton, yesterday afternoon, when
an old carriage went. to pieces, rolling;
its occupants out upon the dusty road
and cuusing considerable excitement
for a. few minutes. Like the famous
old onehoss obey, the wngon had
been unused for years, and yesterday.
its owners hitched it to 11 horse and‘
started out. The vehicle crumbled
suddenly and thoroughly when it went.
Three women and bolt :1 dozen chil~.
dren were in the 11111111.
_ luau...
Methodist Church, of which. the ds- ‘
ceased was s Member, circulated. and
interment tellowed in the? Nowell! 1
cemetery. The Inner“ was» largely «ht» ,
1.1.1...» some 9......
tended by the friends and relatives of
oil esteem oi the trlsltds and relatives.
AMY. Mr. Esther. Incite very feelingly,
having, known ‘Mrs. For personally,
and appreciated her good qualities,
. and her many good works. He regret-
ted the loss to himself in the deceased,
1’01 he said that she had been of inval-
uable assistance to him in discovering
the needy. thd’alllng, and all requir-
ing his-permuted ministrations. Mrs.
Foxfwss an active member ot the
Methodist church up to the time of her
death. and Rev. Mr.’ Zelter claimed
that never has any one or his Darish»
losers in any of the churches with
which he has been associated, been
such a grant help to him in assisting
in his outside pastoral dutiespand be.
lieved that her record Would show
manyscts of klndess which her mod-
esty had not permitted to be revealed.
The very day and but a short time be-
fore she .was stricken, Mrs. Fox had
completed an errand of mercy for a
sick friend. The deceased is surviv-
ed by her husband E. W. Fox. at
South Norwalk. and 11 brother, Dr.
Frederick R. Burdlek, of Syracuse, N.
Y., who was in attendance with his
wife. Mrs. Fox was a niece 01 And-
rew J. Hutchinson. hire. 1... L. Pughe
and Miss Wills. Miller rendered two
favorite hi'mnns.'Rock of Ages and
One Sweetly Solemn Thought. The
poll hearers were Thomas 1 Raymond,
Churles‘ F. 'Hullock, John Greenwood
and William Ewing.
Michael Donahue.
Michael Donahue diod at his home
near Willlnmsburg, June lflth, aged 3?
ill.
:‘reurs. 1 months and 12 days. i.
. lt‘lurk hnd charge of the funeral, which
GRASS FIRE
A small press fire in Harbor 11v onus
brought the N01 wnlk Fire Department
out in the ionld heat. Box 33 was
pulled in. Spurlts from 11 passing train,
were probably the
blaze.
responsible for
HOSPITAL NOTES "\
James McDonald tvns opernted up-
on by Dr. Jean I'lum'Brtior and Dr.
Sounlon.
'Mrs. ‘H.
reported to be getting along finely.
George iseyre. oi‘ t‘nluu Park.
been discharged from the institution.
LODGE ROW AIRED IN COURT.
Lucian Wilnleivskl Fined for Assault.
Int: President Kudin
Michael Kudla was elected pmst
dent. of a lodge in Winnipauk ut the
regular meeting on Sunday and Luci-
an Wisnlowslcl resented the choice of
the meeting to such on extent that he
gave vent to his feelings by assaulting
the new 111csidcnt. President Kudlu
brought into court with him this 11101-
ning 11 most picturesque duilicned cw
and It “as Qllllf) pluin 111111 ho had
been 111 the wrong end of a 11‘. mil 1 11-1
clan paid $19,116
idle-complaint was registered with
Prosecuting Attorney .ou-is Gold.
schmldt yesterday and (.‘misiublo it.
‘ F. Moore wont to \‘l‘uluipvwlt and 111-
1'est’ed the principals and i1 number or
witnesses. All were before Judge E.
.\i. lociuvood. this morning and latch
on was found guilty and ordered to
‘pay 11 line 01‘ $7 und costs, which he
did.
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--Sell-
tug of socks. particularly the copper
shrines and metals, won resumed in
moderate volume 111 the cushion to
11111.1]11ion Pucldc was the weakest
of the active rhilwny issues with *do
oilues or 1 to it points in (11111111111111 Pu
oliic Bethlehem Steel 111111 American
Tobacco. , ‘
.WAIJI. STREET, nonmw-F‘rom 1m
irregular or heavy opening today‘s
stock murltot gradually rocovorodun
til its level at 11111111111 was up to‘or
better thun yesterdny's final quouu
dons. Trading was perfunctory, how
ever. with no 111111111 oi public interest.
while protesolunl operator‘s were in-
copper producers report and the gov.
eminent crop report the letter oi
which 1111111111111.» 1111 1111111111 1111.
tore the markets 1.111111. 11111111111.
ted was 111111.111 an element of 1.11.11.
11ers. hut leper" "
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"by runny.
. Margaret Gunship
A. Crmuptonpwho recently
“underwent an operation ‘l‘or goiter Is
has ,
lwas held undei the rites of the t‘ntho-
Elie church at Barker shoot, Suit!
dny. Deceased owns 11 young man who
possessed the confidante and esteem
of his fellow citizens 11nd 111 the time
lot his death was clerk of his town-
lship, He will be missed and mourned
' He leaves 11 wife and two
childrenxwlinlkoshn News, Knihaska.
lilch.
Mrs. Donahue was formerly Miss
.111 East Norwalk,
(3111111..
Funeral of Mr. Morehouse.
The funeral of Albert. 11101111101159.
the Soldiers' Home veteran, who died
at the hospital Sunday after an ex-
posure to the host and an attack of
heart trouble. will he held this after.
lunch at 2 o'clock from Ruymond &
iSnn's funeral parlors in M11111 street.
‘Rev. Lincoln Hollistei‘. pastor of the
Norwnlk Methodist church, will oili-
ciute, » ,
Funeral of D. G. Bette.
The funeral of Daniel G. Belts will
be held from the home of his son
lhior'timot Belle of 4 Union Park. to-
tluorrow nl‘itinoon nt 3 o‘clock. Rev.
C. A. Mniks pustor of St. Matthew‘s
ohurt ii in W ilton, will u. iieiutc and in-
iteruient will take {little in .ioes Hill
c9111(:tcry.\l1'ilto11.
Hugh .1. Chisholm.
NEW 1’11th. .tuly 9-.wll11yh .l. Chis-
holm, :1 pioneer paper tumultuoturnr.
former pres-Mont oi the lnlornniolnui
i’npur company nud president oi the
(lerford Paper cotu11u11y.died ut his 1.111
in his sixtyvueveuth your.
will be taken to Portland. his. where
funeral services will be hold on 11111111.
.ncndny. A widow und :1 son, ilugll.
survive him.
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PLAN RAILROAD EXTENSION.
NEW YORK, July 9.~:New111nn ltrl).
president of the Minneapolis and St
,LOulu Railroad, loft 1111111 toduy for u
iirlp during which he expects to door
plots the Inouipmutlou of a new cum
puny to build punishes to Canadian
border. The soutiuu'n terminal or the
newline is to be wuirrtowu. 8. 1‘).
Plans for these extensions Which
willevsntunlly 11...... 11 new canndu to
the Gulf line by :1 connection with the
Misnodri..l{ansus and Texas, weroln
terrupted some time use 1.111.111.
dell death of Edwin Howler.
am
hm
MAW“ on Insertion-so.
NW HAVEN July iiwiisrry ‘ilo
suns. oi! honours. and tour other men
were memories all night on the middle
the deceased. and there wens 11 great “
many beautiful iio‘rsl 101.1111, tributes ,
avenue residence yesterday morning”
7 The body
breakwater in the local 1111.11 1111 the ‘ '
result of the Wrecking 1.1 the motor '
.. :host ”011111 bigot," of stimulant, on
I} the insultmidis3 It'll ' 11‘ t
$1.65, $2.10. $2.75.
‘ 11.1mm. 1....11... Dry Goods Store .
‘3' and ti Gnostte Building. Nortvolk. Connecticut
* .JuSt the Thing for Vacation Time
; Matting S‘uit Cases and Bags
Light, strong and serviceable Suit Cases. 16 in, $1. 00: 18 11.11511, $175; 20 111., $1. 40, $2. 00; 24 111., $1
Cl‘ustgs, leather handles—$1.00, 11.25.11.511;
Woven Ha1nmocksm many colors and designs 75c to $6. 00
We make window shades to order,
LET US FIGURE ON A SINGLE WINDOW 0R YOUR WHOLE HOUSE.
.....
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The Beers ”Meat 81
, Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street, Norwnilt
22 West Washington St, South
NorWalk
Phone at Both Stores
’ Special Sale Of ~
SPRING LAMB
Legs 1.111.111 lSc
Forequatter Lamb 9c
Loin Chops
Rib Chops
SteWHLumb
14c
fikflfikik'ktk
A good American believes in “tuit-
iyg things cool." ‘wster. soda and oth-
er beverages divorced from the bent,
wedded to ice, but he “ants thntim-
portunt port of his hot weather com
fort PURE. Certified ice hits that
want perfectly lt coats no more than
ice of, questionable purity. it's not
1220 good for you. Order today Phone
.1 U.
Distributors tor il‘he Norwulhs
Brookside . lce Co.
BOUTH‘NORWALK
and '
Chas. 1‘. Pickering. Norwalk
Velvet Pumps
49c
ilnrsioot Snuduls ... . ..
Women's White
and Pumps
. 390' Ind 491:
Gourds Oxfords
11-11
3.9?!
George Keeler’ s
" Shoe Store
169 Washington 8t.
TOO LATE FOR 0L:INFIGATION.
son MLBwiihNDdotlE. KIND
line patted liming» hitdliidi 11111111111. oer-
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Misses’ and Children’s '
. Milwaukee Beer for It. 50 case. 211
v Extra-line. 31 40;
.7 lion. out
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Established 1863 Established 1868
H. Krieger 8 Co.
Test Our
amous A
Charge
Sysem
This is the time oi the year
when the ,, accomlnodation
which we. offer shohld appeal
to you. You can spread your
ready Cash over a larger field
by trading with us.
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Just now prices are being re-
duced in all.departments.
o
Before going on your vacation
let us supply your wants and
settle your bill later.
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in. . 1‘33
«a WNW—1'”
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‘* ourmo rnoussse.
“Budjamlnll _
Il‘lmmels. the very best Outing
Trousers mode $6.00 and 36.50 “
Serge Trousers .......... $3.60
.Kllil‘kl Trousers $1.150
Linen Crush Trousers
31.75 mi $2.01)“
BATHING suite.
‘ ,7 “10° ‘9 “'00;
1111111111 sum. and Drawn-u.
title to $1.60 per garment.
Knee Drawer Union Bolts.
. ‘11“ ‘0 ”Loon '
Arrowcoltsrs soil........15ot
, Kolnroollsrn, colt ....... 2511 .
You can save money.1 don't mi
vortlsc uuythlug that i can't make
good. Have you do to 40 per cent
how I will prove to you idehlits
1...
Wet: sod Zorworh Piisener,
Million P11101111. $1.10 cuss.
interboro. Ii so new. her kinds im-
“portcd heel-11. Evans Pol A1115; title to
his Cream his, election sud lineman
Ale. ‘1 it) once. non't 1111111
our 1.11.11, i-o‘rt Sherry and Muenster
1111 $1.01: 11111. ‘11 worth 1151). run
iii what you have been paying tor the
1111111111 duality. Whishlos train $2.00.
up. Bundles, snowy, 11111111. $115.,
1111.111 Brandy. Kite;
Blackberry 113111111111,1 76c; Apricot
howdy. ills. . About Bil more other
1111111111.. hillsides. bundles 4nd oer-‘1:
dials that re too numerous to men-1
131315511“th tut?” 11
bottles.
$1.20.
Norwalk Chronicler