are selling at one end up. .
Allow coin-w Hate 1% Neil
at. its elite! measly ‘
side out. . see our Mesh and pricos.’ We .1111
have you sooner. Ourotook is new. .
Precision! Lndloe‘ Teller-lug. Remodel-
I. . inn and Ill-«smoking.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe street.
Walk-OVer
SHOES
We really went to treat you riwght
We want to give you shoes that are
perfectly. comfortable. that are sty-
nmmr. Booker. at one 2.31.11... 11;
enjoying a day's vocation from his
duties.
.3; 1
To light with nature’s Weapons de-
pends upon whether you are a man
and use your~nete, or a women and
use your tongue.
At the meeting of the Sunday school
picnic omnmiotoe, it was decided to
hold the unitm picnic at Roton Point,
_ O‘AL
«NEWS
We have'just unloaded. the
' l: surge of cool to come
this harbor since the re-
. at Icon! troubles. Coal .is
on} selling at a greatly re-
uéed _ price-although not
' low as in former years.
This is fresh mined, bright~
on! of fine. quality.
llsh that will wear to your entire Suturdny, August 3.»~vDau:bury News.
“WWW“ Dr. and Mrs. c. r. Boutwell. who
M Josem ‘& Sons were at. Orrin island. Maine’, for a
three weeks' vocation, have been cull-
ed to Shelton by the critical illness of
Mrs. L V. B. Hubbard mother of Mrs.
Boutwell.
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton St.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershtield 8: 8011 Go.
Tel. 294.
Artlhuvr Dudley. of Stamford. was ar-
rested last. night by Officer Wallace
R. vSnmunlvs, charged with drunken
mess. At the town court this morning.
Judge William F. Tammany fined him
so and costs.
General orders have been issued
from the office of the ndjutant gen-
eral giving instructions relative to the
equipment and supplies to he carried
with organizations of the Connecti.
cut National Guard at the joint.
maneuvers this summer, instructions
in loading wagons, details of field
service, etc.
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Mi” y -IWUI';-/'/-y'/Ul-i-
2 CONNEALLY’
::: BRACKEN
Dainty White
Shoes
fer Women and
Children
Buckskin or
_ Canvas
Oxfords, “Pumps,
' High Shoes
In all the Latest
Models
122 Water at. .
vCourt Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will hold o. meeting this eve-
niug in Mystic Chitin hull. lvt‘ie re»
Iquostod that all lllellllltll‘sdm present,
and those who have robes at home to
bring them, us there will be insinllu~
ticn of oi‘liccrs. and visitors from out-
ot-towu are expected.
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no ‘ ‘
I .
Making Home ‘Cosy
is easy. if you get. into the right
store. We can furnish every- roomv
twin kitchen to vpurlor with good
substantial and reliable furniture at
prices that will surprise you. Come;
in and see our immense stock . 1 At the meeting of Washington
Wood-hand furniture and stoves 0mm“ No. ‘1‘ ‘1"0' ‘9' 0‘ A“ “MOM
bought and exchunged was held last. evening, only three otii~
I Il.'Bt‘S Wore installed by District. Presi-
M. Gutkowsky
idem ll l‘iurr liourh. They were:
l89-191 Washington St. Tel. 4191’”,
li'rcsidsni. Wil‘inm Avery; vine-presi-
W (1:11. ‘lilllltlll twin»: and conductor.
I Prwstou Boyd. A1 the conclusion oil
vw- ~~~ ’lho meeting refreshments were nel‘v-i
Last Call. The last two weeks of. EEG
our Removal Sale.
A SHOE SENSATION . . .
. such as South Norwelk has never} Governor Simeon E. Baldwin )es
knoun The big idea of this sale the tndm issued :1 requisition on the gov-
cause of this drastic nttion. is the no.1 mum of Your Y,orl< for lumen Hurley
IEPIU‘G IneieISS‘" (if (’Il'Ife'mll-‘v‘ I3 $0?“ 1.11iue J llobultz. non in Weslciloster
lve cearnnr‘e o it our .a us.‘ . .
”3 Gents'. Misses‘ and ChildrensShoesto “mm-V jnil “t l‘iriu Plains. f\ ‘“ who
make 100“, for (ntpenters and build. is wanted in Norwulk for the crime at
Iers who will soon be hero to teurgslututnri hnrgluiy. €111?de to hate
Chief
)
'ut the beginning of vacation timo. 1 lentilnzton M
H ijust when you most need the goods Norwulk was named to receive and
lthis grout sale uilh its almost unhe- .tOllVP-l' Hill‘lev to this stute.
ilieiable values uill attract thousnntIlIsI
.I .or m,,.1~euatl\'e was and will ma 1 IND“ m WA” SIRE“
II.
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just at the height of t.2;- season, justlof Police William Fl
CONNEALLY 81
meeting a: he South Norwel-lr Union
' the Eheninn eohool assembly builder '
regard to tire escapes on tho ndhoolo .
or the district. The lines have been
‘ 5...». Mfltlnfllv‘fonlqht.
rum is little possibility of the hen
ilv Milli: the ob
Sohool District. which will be held in.
the purpose or inviting some Moon in
merrily drawn and it will be a. om ‘v
or either being for or against the pro
posed improvement and diminution .
of both sides are ready and eager tor
the trey.
The ladies of the dietriot, oasistod
by a large number otvthe men. have
been working strenuously and untlr- ,
ingly in favor of .the ' lire 915an
while the opposition, headed by John
F. McMahon, has been equoly as ,
buoy. Both sides have organized
their forces and it looks as though
there might be a. battle royal
Report has it that the ladies and.
gentlemen in favor of the tire escapes
have several things up their sleeves.
which will take the wind out of the
opposition, and on the other hand the
members of the letter side have not.
been idlennd may cheekniute the is.-
dies and their assistants.
At any rate, indications are that the
line will th fought out. tonight, ac.
cording to eleventh hour information.
it was stated this morning that it did
mitteo would be able to report on the
consolidation matter, the issue being
of such a. broad. scope lthnt the attor-
neys to which it has been referred
have been unable to unravel all the
legal questions involved.
TAYLOR'S SOUVENIR l3 OFF THE
PRESS.
t
Biennial History of Generai'Aseembly
1. Being Distributed. l
The “Connecticut Legislative llis‘j
tory and Souvenir," published by \\El
lialn Harrison (Souvcull Taylor. has
made its appearance for the it'll 1. ses-
sion of the General Assolulll)‘, Tuylor
has more than complied with the 2v
ditione under which tho iionurul AR-i
sembly made on umumvriuiiou oi $4.-
000 for tho edition. that he should
twothlrds of tho tumuhors of earth
house. The book ::ppours with
sketches oi all the members of lhe-
liellot‘ul Assembly. the slut») wheel‘s.
and the oilirers of the (it'ilt’i‘ill ASEQl‘ll-
lily There are. 294 half-tones in the
look. including at full page noril‘iltg
of Governor Slulz on H. iluldw‘vi and;
a tn‘opnge sketch ol‘ the govelum Al
better stool; hrs 11m put inimhe‘: vocv: ;
than in former touts. l‘ho hioa‘ .‘11.hi- 5
(2.1':
OF VANDALISM.
Rowdies Take Advantage of Indepen-
dence Day and Do Much Damage
II.
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in new (moth in the apparel histIorv 'i‘
‘ South Norwail: and \icinit).i‘1\z§1ll
lriu -
I WALL STREET, lo: 10 a m..-—f'mulg
igumuted was the feature at the open-
. lmeuns attend this Carnival of
ling of today a stud; market, nith n
gains. Don't hesitate or delay
iguin of 1 3-5. Other strong issues in-
MAX LEVY’S
iclnding Reading, Union Pacific, the
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
l
I . IIii-lili sloskg and Steel. Realty und Cu-
SOUTH NORWALK
THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS. lllndiuu l’uridc were heuvy with initial
An earthen vessel and a brass Vest? deriiueu approximating u point.
luei wore flouting down it stream. 1 WALL S'I‘lUZiET, ii a. m.~Slookn
‘1 K“? “05‘” to me. said the brasstm... sold on the surly rise and the
Charlie t-nnios home to dinner and Ii'OII-N ‘ There iSIIIiifileIlY in n}lIlInh9r9-"
. , I . at no lie edit on
finds a junkmun tnlklni, in humhes .'“:10ilr brush sides might
W h“ “”9 gluon» fragile ones.“
H'Mary why do mu huvo to (“Emmi Moral: Choose your company care- ‘.I ion l'nuinc, which mix-uncut 11 point.
Itch those junkmon when youO Icon int i’- vcuusc-d unother rise to about the op
fluid a postal to \l 1n Enron I.l”1‘ The "‘5 highest ”“093 5'5”“ for eulngiovol.
hrnss and other metal by 1 T
Flirt utreet. East Norwnlk who0 puts; v WALLS lREET. Noon.—« he got
a lit. for rugs and host hrs-tog for iIIG YOURDISKYI moment crop report of v'eetoldns;
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
a 'aI/n aI aI aI ~I HI 4"
x.\‘1‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\&
Ra’s BEEN EATING GRAPES:
TALKING lN suucues.
I i ‘lemlorn soon fell.hu<-k to )‘ostorduy‘a
crush ‘g’nfvclosc, while. Amalgamated lost prnrti
.cully ull its guin. Later buying oi l‘u-
writing in the line of junk; Ely Ave. South Norwalk; 1 which glues promise of more thun IM-
My,“ 1,9ng o. 53.3.1.“in uml Mi TEL 912. image yields‘despito recent forebod-
Modem have on; disputes. Tel. 44]."! 10 :1 pound for lugs. the very best ”“531 “'33 mild? "‘0 ”all"! or “ii ’ “ll-
wurri mom in stocks today. The tone
1was for from rouulur, however, open
ting gulps being followed by declines
'irom whirh unotluvr ndvnnoe not. in.
llmudlug llloi‘iltl with the exception or
‘vStlvl-l uml inlhluh Volley benefited by
the movement, which ocgnuloned com
lildul‘ltlllo ohm-t cot‘crlnll. .IAnmlumnut-
III i I h h i ml wuo tho principul feature. its nhurp
ecuuse “ pays “e ‘5 “1 W M“ nllvnuoo reuniting from improved coir
“" “Mu“ “““M'” A“ ”"01"” Tires. dilionu ulnond, Iloch specialties no
\‘m‘m' "“1”" and paw” “9“” “‘0 i (ionmul ltlnrnlc, Bethlehem Steel pill.
1.1m. 11nd sells emondhnndo hunt and “mm, mm noun.
i lllifil. iii] 0" “THE. Bhfldlfii we”. “may“
R- Alexander WALL “T“‘mv W m...3.11....
who renewed utter midday. coincident
21 Raymond gt.
volume for leather beds
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Everybo
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mic young mun lows the \Ollng lady.
hulls his intuitions.
‘l‘ha young lads loves the young mun
Thnt‘o her business.
they will marl-v.
. hui'n their business. 1
he minister will mulry them. 1
That's hill business.
:Wheu min-rind thov niil need For
.iiurpots. tinnitus. Stove» and
dry. whore tlloy got the heel:
dent tour-111 prions.
it‘s my business.
M. L. Rosen
III‘Ilo. Norwelh. Gem. 7% 35”-
dy’ 3
Doing It
Se Hing their Junk to R. Alexander
with the publication of tho~=tnvoruhle
tonnage figures ‘0! the Steel Corporn.
lion. American Tuhaeco mode an
abrupt. decline of live helium-hut loss-
on in other stocks were (Hatchet.
V...
‘ The sentinel Went volumes are in
rescuing in their innuenoewth‘ey in»
aid you in solvmn truer fumbles:
W
Jack‘s-Du you like Kitty I face?
. Town-«Well. ,l ‘
V my toner. Mr...
WESTPOR‘T. .iuly lo.——’l‘he unthuri- i want pertectlv. it costs no more than 2.
1io:.I ure inxestigutiug a shocking (use is: $03111:erifgdbgrupéiflfguu‘ziilisé’; fi
°“’ ”W?“ .‘l“‘1”‘{:‘:‘f W .... . 1 to you. You can spread your n
Lonrrolat ouu hur ‘ ‘H ‘ w as re Distributors for The \loxualks 1 - l .
.mulo-tl ulleu the church nos ‘thruqu J o 2.5
‘open S ludqu morning tor divine sol I Brookside ‘08 C0 l "a ready caSh over a larger field 5-!
”gsuiilss uho got int n the (hurclti SOUTH NORWALK H b t d" 'th I I3:
prosumahli on .Jllll ioulth loft the-I and 3‘ y [3 "1g Wl us, , it
interior of the edifice n 1:. tone oi dew 1 Chas. '1‘ Pickering Norwalk: 5‘ I, I
lotion Benches \wre upset, rusesa‘ ' . Ill . z}
smashed. seats uere v :psot huun 11s 19. Ill ' b ' ,~..
“ore- throun mound and Ipiartloall) H Just now prlces are elng re- .‘I‘ .
monthlng that lent limit rrudilx to Misses and Chi‘dren S U . u‘
(lumh glue Chloe to tho bronlrinu oi
11 number or windows.
tint those were smashed iroul the out
side.
In their investigation the author-i
ties' have learned that the bell was
sounded in the early morning hours or
the Fourth. Edward Burton and El]-
wurd Corcorau have admitted that
they rung the hull by way of usherinz
in lndepelnieuur buy. but they dis-
claim all lumwiollre oi the vandalism.
IOne of the broken windows was a
huudnomc memorial of art nines.
HAn‘rl-‘ono WOMAN summon.
HARTFORD, July lit-«hire. Hurry
P. Fowler, 45 yours old. it victim of in.
smooth. committed suicide at her
home. No. to Hhultns pluco, during
Itho ulg’ht by opening the 8‘“! let in
5 her room and going to bed, where she
was found timid by her husband this
morning. Muir Fowler, a mechanical
engineer. and hiss wits end son had
taken a pleasure triple New York by
bout Saturday undfiundoy, and hire.
Fowl-er played croouet on the lawn
with her husband lust evening. ‘
“will
WOMAN FALL! Wi'l’i'l LAMP.
or is wunsm street and n his
not look as though the district com- ’,
Swordfish
~- : Porgies
print pietures and Slil‘ll‘iit's 111‘ u least 1
port of the book is, well don-e 211111.; .
the whole work is :1 little ahead of our : .
previous work 172' anlor in this line i
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GREENS FARMS CHURCH SCENEI
fer beverages divorced from the heat,
; fort Pnnn.
l
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the hands of tho lnnlnudels W(lc
thrown about huphnrurd.
Simon found on the floor of tho‘
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31. 65. $2. 10, $2 75.
Nor‘ivalk'o Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Bulldmg..Norwallt, Connecticut
Just the Thing for Vacation Time
Matting Suit Cases and Bags
1 Light, strong and oervioeahie Suit Cases. 16 in. $1. 00; 18 in, $1 50. $1 75; 20 in., $1. 40 $2 00; 24 in., $1,
IvCluib Bugs, leather handles-21. 00. St. 25. $1. 50.
Woven Hanlmdcks In many colors and designs 75c to $6. 00
We make window shades to order ,
LET.IUS FIGURE ON A 'SJNGLE WINDOW OF! YOUR WHOLE HOUSE.
. . \
The Beers Meaf do
Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk III ,1
Phone at Both Stores
Bfuefish
A good Ansel-Item: believes in “ink-i .
ing things cooiz' '.wntor soda and oth-
wedded to ice. but he name that im-
portant port of his hot weather com
(feltiiled ice fills thut
‘-“.“."\-“ .“““‘““.‘ 2‘ \“,‘ \‘t .
Velvet Pumps
490
it ‘3 “9“9‘0“ linroiooi Sundnls 39c and 421:;
‘Women's ‘Whlto Cnnvns Oxfords
l
mummy, July morning noon.
_, dilution“
and Pumps
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George Keeler’ Si
Shoe Store
159 Washington St.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dorutt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Duluth, widow or
101.111.3119 is sulvlved by live dough
tors. Notice of the funeral ‘villl he
Iglvol‘i interz.
follows: Mu. Elizabeth Hinmun, of
New Haven; Mia. (Marge liner of the
Bronx; Mrs. ldn Robins. othlount Veer.
non; Mrs. mild Calder at New York
city; and Miss Clara 1. bureau of
Norwalk.
M
Punsrii of Mr. Bette
e funeral of Dentist (l. Belts was
old yeoterduy hvttemoo’ 2 ' the
hem, his 110111 Mortimor Boitswl ,
rlr. told the mains were no
tor interred
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the lute inane Doreen. or iii Modems . Now 1 will prcve to you.
street died this morning, «god eightyv vMilwaukee- iieor for ill to case, 24
1 inter-bore. $1.00 nose. Other kinds hml
Th" daughters “9 ‘i" ported‘ beers, Evans Pale Ale. line tn~1
Oe’vs Hill «to err. in '
i
1 Stockholm! Brandy,
.
Established 1863
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when
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wmaiwo—fm
Winok Look
ion can have money. I dont ml
voriise anything that I cunt 1111111.»
1.1.1i Saw; you 20 to 40 per cent
Schlitz
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Weir and Zerwerk Plisenern
11.0111...
Nassau Pllssner. $110 (111511..
$1.20.
hie Cream Ale. Gloueon and FlannuonI
9mm Ale. $1.10 case. Don't forget
our wines. Port Sherry and Museum).
tor $1.00 get. Is Worth “50.12113
hi what you have been paying for the
some quality. Whlshles front 82. Oil
on. lit-undies, liennessy hxxx, $1.75.
Extraviine. $1. 10: Potion brandy. sec:
76c; ApricotI
moody. silo. About lull more other
broods nhitidee, bundles and nor-I
dials that are too nuluomu .
froth
porch“ do ,
oonvlnoo pIourselt.
-I' again a a a u’u/a/‘Ia/A'I a a.‘
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H.Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
"Test Our
This is the time of the year
§ , the» accommodation
Which we offer should appeal
duced in all departments.
Before going on your vacation
" let us. supply your wants and
*you can settle your bill later.
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OUTING TROUSERS. .
“Benjamin.”
Flannele, the very best Outing
‘ Trousers mode :0le and $8.50
Serge Trousers $8.50
Khalil-Trousers $1.30
Linen .Crueh Transom . . . . . .
‘ 01.76 and $2.00
BATHING sun‘s,
”’2 00 to $4 00.
Athletls Shirt. and brewers.
ode to $1.50 per qirment.
Knee Drowsi- Union Suite.
$1.00 to 02.00. .
Arrow Culture, soil ........;1Bo
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