WISE MEN
0 are daily putting in Cool
3 some of our largest custo-
‘e‘i-‘s' who have foreliight. and
9 like to get Such things out
o way during the Summer.
{What will it be when
n e‘r‘weather comes?
“Crime early and avoid the
CONlilllALLY3 s.
BRACKEN
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to. Women and
‘ Children
Buckskin or
.HE's sci-:N EATING GRAPES: HE’S
TALKING lN BUNCHESR
Charlie comes home to dinner and
. I a junkmun tailing in bunches
his uife.
Mhry why do you have to dispute
these junkmen when you can
an a postal to Win Enron. of ‘35
street, East, Norwalk, who pays
‘inlh. for rags and best prices for
in the line of junk.
theh beds, a specialty, and he
Milli. have any disputes. Tel. 441."
tislilird for us to get Goal
J. -;'~'i~' ., av, or, - r,“1-/';
Canvas 3
Oxfords, Pumps, 9i
_ High Shoes 3
‘, in all the Latest 3
Models 3'
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,gcoNNEALLY s. 3:.
n: BRACKEN :z: 3:.“
31 Washington St. :3 3
Vilma accompanied by Mr... n. A.
mum and Mrs. Eliseo 3o; Holmes. .
motored from South. Norwallr to As-
.bury Park Saturdav.
their heme last night. . i“
hm. Robinson was taken in hand
by ottioer Jarvis .6 Murray, last eve-
. nine in Norwallr, charged with abus-
lain ahone. Humane Officer Captain
Thomas Hunt: allowed“ the man to so
- home on the promi‘lie that he would
”‘3, out the steed in iheharn.
W cm a...
Advertise your wants in The Summit
This «is Your
Opportunity!
- The remainder of our Summer Mil-
iinery will be sold at COST, as we
will carry no stock over.
This includes «a complete line of
the latest During Hats.
Remember our stock is all new.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
Walk-Over
SHOES
We really want to treat you right.
We want to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable, that are sty-
lish, that will wear to your entire
satisfaction.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
1 Benton St.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershtield & Son Co. I
Tel, 204. 122 Water It.
Last Call The last two weeks of
our Removal Sale
A SHOE SENSATION
such as South wanlk has never
known. The big idea of this sale, the
cause of this drastic action, is the ab-
solute necessity of effecting a posi-
tive clearance of all our .Ladies'.
Gents', Misses’ and Children's Shoes to
make room for carpenters and build
ere who will soon be here to tear
down the buildings. Comiusr us it does
just at the height of ti: ‘r‘nSOYl, just
at the beginning of vacation time,
just when you most need the goods.
this great sale with its almost unbe-
lievable values will attract thousands
of appreciative buyers and will mail:
a new epoch in the apparel history 'f
South Norwaik and vicinity Br all
means attend this Carnival of Bar.
gains. Don't hesitate or delay.
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON 81".. BRUDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
3The Dog and the Bone
A dog found a large juicy hone, hut
in crossing a liridge over a still
stream of wutei he saw his shadow,
lwliieh looked bigger than his bone,
and he dropped the substance for the
shadow .
Moral: Don‘t diop a. good Junk
.Dealer, for one run have not pioven
3 *l‘he very host prices lei everything
Isecona hand.
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South Norwalk
TEL. 912.
3
5......” u “m...
nuns man loves the young lady.
l! hill business
onus lady loves the young man
kit's her business
j 3xt3ltey will marry.
ll] it their business.
minister will marry them
Iliat‘ll his business.
on married they will need For
Culprits. Ranges. Stoves and
ry, whole they get the best
(I?! lit lowest prices
my business.
L. Rosco
So. Norwnlk. Conn.
an en...» on... ma.
EVerybody’ s
3“ Doing It
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-halide ,turnl-
ture.’ Call or write.
R. Alexander
356.2. I .321 Raymond in.
‘13
“rel.
,n:
returning to 3‘ .1
.‘The funeral services will he held from
.coLrllil rllcllllrlinlr
' Sunday night at 10 O’clock.
3 rty-two years. "litre. Britten:
had been in but a short time. 1.. not
demise liar acquaintances and noisil-
bore mourn a. trim friend, as the de-
ceased held the respect and esteem of
all in the community. Sympathy“
extended to the surviving hnrbanli and
to the sum. Frederick Britten. Mrs.
'flilrltton was horn in New york, Ibut
came here while young.‘ She was an
active worker and member of the met
Avenue Methodist Church and: iden—
tified with all its work of progress.
the late name, 82 Fort street. on Wed-
nesday afternoon at 3 ”o'clock. Rev.
Mr. Fairbanks, at the East Avenue
M. E. Church Will olilclate and inter,
merit will take place in Riverside
cemetery. ‘
HA8 INSTALLATIBN
At the regular meeting of Colfax
Encampmentheid Monday evening,
the following officers were installed
for the ensuing term;
0. P.-James Wilmot.
S. W.~—-Zenus P. Russell.-
H. P.——~J‘unius Brown.
J. W.——Ollver ll. Clark.
Scribe—«Clarence A. Brown.
Treasurer—Charles Gehrmup. /
i. S..—Fi'an1r .l. Bradbury.
0. s.——Charles Dibble.
Guide—lrvlng Roberson.
list W.———D. Burr Beach.
21143 W.———John Snimn. ‘
3rd W.——Wiliiam Merriman.
4th W.~—~Hnrvey Weed.
let G. of T.—-.lolin Baiterson.
2nd G. of 'l‘.—-S. DeWitt Ferris.
BEBBBETBWN MAY
‘ SEE WAR GAME
m-
\
n 'Wnl “Wm“ Ian-.4 e.—
-W.
it is rumored on excellent author
run or is not official, that the capinln=
03 the Seventy-first Regiment” of N ew.
York city. has seemed Miller‘s Hall, ‘nl
3Georgeiown, i‘m the evening at .lull3
twenty-second, for the purpose of giv
ing his officers an opportunity
{study the surrounding counlu cl: ichI
is to he the seat of the big \ai no ii eI
this summer.
Connecticut is to he the scene oil
lthis mammoth llldodleSS wnr,’ whicll3
wil occur nevi month and the man
oeuvres will cover ninth territory. As:
the New York ofiicers are somewhat
unfamiliar with local territmy this op-
portunity will be given in order that
they may school themselves in prep- I
oration for the war. 3
3
l
|
ithe outside iron stairway is used the
'kind most favored in New Haven l:l
3
l
l
The Live, I
Up-to-date
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking- in
His Goun-
tenance
Is the-
' Sucdessful"
3 Business
Mair——
He
'Advertises
in The
Sentinel
‘ 3i
liars. Mary mm, wire or George I... 3
Britten of 832 Fort street, died at her 3
I’ an outsideflre escape with standard
has iron lire escapes set. about four
3cost upwards of camp“,
islde glnss enclosed stairways on both
I those in use on St. Patrick‘s School.
. wnI « outspoken
protect their scholars from lnlurv by
Illetwecn forty and fifty thousand dol
‘ old were made homeless. .
yet to be decoupled
(counter front thirst rent
l
The committee exams themselves
all Being outlined that the sentiment ,
o! the movie of the district ill with ‘
them that a... district ill how on record
as being in. favor of tire mouse on
allot their schools, and that they are 3
now in a good position to carry the
matter before We Board or Edit date
at its next meeting
. Inspections Mode in New Haven}
Two members of the special lire ea; ‘
cane committee of the South Nor-
walk School District. George W. 33130-
gal-duo and Wilfred Body/eith-ent-I to
New Haven, last Saturday. and there
made a thonough examination of the
fire esdnpes 'in use
school buildings; their (illumination
covered both public and parochial
schools. and of the night they looked
over live were public schools and
three were parochial schois.
The Eaton School is provided with
house stair size steps;‘ the stairs are
four feet in width, and are so con-
‘struoted that two children may pass
down them abreast without crowding.
and there is a hand rail provided on
each side of the stairway.
St Patrick’s Parochial School has '
an iron stairway similar to that of
the Eaton School.
The St. Francis Parochial School
feet away from the buildings. and
the escapes are provided with bal-
conies large enough to allow thirty
to forty scholars on eachr which nr—
rangeineiit allows of a very rapid
clearing of the class rooms in case
they should become filled with smoke.
Here the children may wait in the
open air, if necessary, to allow the
escapes below to clear, and the chan-
ces of their being overcome by smoke
are reduced to a minimum.‘ These
‘escnpeg are used every school day by
the children as a means of exit. 33
On the Znndcr School gl lassenclos-
ed outside Stairways are used; the
glass acting not only .is a protection:
il'-:-. although the authorization 01 Ih€3agninst tire and smoke irii as n proI ijmlhifllli part or his hot weather coin
.lection against the weather as well
These glass- enclosed outside the es~
copes cost allout $3.100 each.
The \ilucliester School is an old
<
building, now being remodeled on the 3
inside to make it fireproof, and fire-.
proof inside fire escapes are being in
stalled; this type of tire escape may
he. used regularly as n sinirway. in
order to make this school iirnnyonf
improvements will be made that will
The Cedar Street'school dissent-
the front and the rear, which makes
the cost of the escapes on this build-
ing $7 “000
The Day School has escapes simi-
1m to those of the Cedar Street
there On the I
I special prices on Fruit Jars «by
the dozen
"Mullen,” qts.. 55c; pla,
“E.‘Z.,” (its, 790; iota, 700.
“Lightning," qls., $1; pts., 900;
Jelly Tumblers, per .102, 19c,
24c, 290.
Mason Jar Cains, don, 25c
Jar Rubbers, don, 10c.
Silo.
I Great Big Enameled Preserving
W S M HYA
Nonvalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 6 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
§ Prepare for I PreserVing Time
Cut .IPrices on Many “Summer I NeCessities in
Our Bargain Basement
Columbia Family Scales, weigh
up to 25 lbs, 790.
Kettles. $1.
“Tanglefoot"' Fly3 Paper,
.3 290. 3 3
"Fllstickon," 6 for 19c.
Pyramid Fly Catchers 6
250.
hox,
for
,lco’Cream Spoups, ma. 3
Balloon Ply Traps, lilo.
Gas Toasters, 10c.
Goliapsible Drinking Cups, 10c.
Sanitary Drinking Cups,
for do.
Lawn Mowers,’ Garden Hose,
ice Coolers, Sprinkling Pots.
At very low prices. ‘
S .
Sthool, except that but one escape.
3is used.
The Sacred Heal! Parochial Schonl3
has outside iron sluirwnls similar mi
in the type of fire escape in which
i
that made of flat iron liars lilid side
by Hill about an inch audit, and toe I
ie: lei at the ends In cons‘rllciiou 0i
his kind there is no roou for ion:
or snow to lodge in winter :ior dustl
0' dirt in summer. The Nut lilivcn3
expert who conducted .\le;~';sis. Bo
li-Iilll’lllil and liodwell over the schools
in his (million that
1'. ese open trend stnira are much All
lcrlor to those. with solid needs
One of the matters that impressed;
themselves especially on the minds ‘1‘."
{lac visiting comchuneu was that
the llGOiile in charge of the parochial
schools seemed especially anxious to
3
tire. and have 8 mod no money iii so
doing. New Haven in working nloml
similar lines and has already elicit
ion. in making the schools tlreprnrli'
and the expenditure oi as much more
is to'niemplnted
W- WWW
FLilllll airline
in “nuance
b.1l.'VlilR. Colo, July 13.9,“ Mayor
«Henry .7 Arnold ins ulgtht estimated
the total damage of Sunday's flood
heron! 84.000.000. He itemized lilo ele
timnte an follower
homage to city property including
sewers, parking. bridges, “roots and '
A“!
city shops. $500, 000. »
heritage :to Iprivate property includ-
ing wa’rehouuen,‘$ll00.00il. I
To. personal property. 11.000300.
. To crops and irrikntio’n Iproiectn in
vicinity of .Denver 12.0903000. ,
ti ill estimated that about 3.000 1M-
A dozen reported to rho missing are
‘ “NINTH“ 83701‘6- “fail“
I‘M/I
1.3inthepwinina
Amok.» worried” I:
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A geod American believes in “inks ..
lug things cool: " water soda and otli- !!
er bexeriiges divorced from the heat, it
wedded to ice, but he wants that im~ ;
fort rum: tertified ice this that 3:
want perfectly. it costs no more than 3
ice «at questionable purity its not ,2
too good for you Ordei today. Phone l3_
JSO 3 i
Distributors for The Norwnlks _ ,
BrookSlde ice Co. 5
soUTl-i NORWALK j 3—
_' and I9.
. . . I i
(.has. T. Pickering, Norwalk I
3 ll
ii
The Beers Meat 8n n
o . 3 i.
Provrsron Co. W
13-15 Main Street, Norwalk'
22 West Washington St., South
Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores .
WA CLOSE
BARGAIN j
is an excellent bargain always That's. ,
like reason we have so many people! it
(millllg to us, always looking for goodI "
furniture. They know we‘ve got what
il lei “Hill, and at close bargain pric.os
Secondhand turnitu e and stoves ‘;
bought and exchanged
M. Gutkowsky
189-191 Washington at.
LADiES' LOW HEEL OXFORDS
AND PUMPS. VALUE $2.00
$1.19
FOR REAL IARGMHB GO TO
George Keeler’ 3
Shoe, Stare ~
l m ‘Wiillllidfon or.
34' 1—,.”13’pjfiiufil' 1...,Iala/a3 . .'
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bio
tor
It“. on... wAIli'lul their
Nichol” Mortlni.’ of the ,up.
Electric mm and We
inbuilt his
truck and shoulders his: hlrllt. when in
pipe in (lather! “Net left dlrudtlv
rues devils from the ;.
lLook, Look, Look
You can have money.
vertiso anything that i cant make
good
3‘Newi will’prove to you.
Milwaukee liner for $1.50 case, 24.
Ihottlell.
"20.
[site
ported use“
Chitin Aim. 31.10 use
our willed. Fort, Sherry and Murcotel
’ ‘ til. whirl you have 2...... having. for the
nine mitts.
iiixtroii no. it to: Peach Brandy, also:
iBlault’oerry
Brandy, Soc. ..,A
insulin warmer. handle) and cor.
diolii that m too numerous to mom
lion, out i will guarantee W olive you
from it'll! to title not ti
Established l863
Established 1868
H.Krieger 8. Co.
D
'West Washington Street
SPECIAL
Reductions
in all Ready-to-wear Depaitments.
Whether you3_3,have the ready cash or
not, here is the place. for you to do
your trading.
Our Easy Payments
will enable you to live‘much easier and
hetter. I We extend to you a cheerful
Credit Plan and provide you ,with ev-
etything necessary, except food. We
Clothe Men, Women and Children from
Head to Foot.
PEOPLE IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE“
daily take advantage of our liberal offer.
No disagreeable features in our Charge
System. COME AND TRY 1T.
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Adi/unflyw “1","1‘ '1'”:
i don t lid
Saw. you 20 to 40 per cent.
schlltx
Weill and Zerwerit Pllsener
Nauru. Piloouer. tl‘lo once.
here. $1.00 cello. other kinds in;
Even; can. Ale an... it»
his: Gleason and diocesan;
tinn‘t target
Gretna
813 ill) Kai. {I north 31.50. This
wrinkles from 32.00
Brandish. Bellamy not. 3175.
15 any, 75o; Apricot
out to more other
travelling on... core _
minim yourself. our Tel? the
loot dolly
‘ Trunks
‘ Steamer Truniiu ".00 to ”2.00
TRUNKG. QUIT CAGE} ANDI
TRAVELING ARTICLBB
are now in great demand. and
our‘ stocks of these needs you
will had here in splendid no
aurgnent.
not: “Assure roa MARK
cacao Lean-lira Goons.
The World's loll:
.... 33.60 to ”0.00.
suit dam stunts when
”as! senior” $3.00 to ‘23.“!
Large assortment of all kinds
of finial! Mather Traveling
Articlon. -
Norwalk Chronicler