Preston. or South hallo
accords! night. with NI cutohroliili'
Ochoa himself being the driver. ‘
, .0001 000 V013“ mi
in is sold. ‘
' meat” in The dentin-11w
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YFUR ;
flPPflRlUNflY
A' great many men are going to
benefit by our five days' special sale
which ends Saturdsy night.
Cost and Trousers made to your
measure at $14 and $17. values 8215
and 830. You can convince yourself
“by looking over the {beautiful selection
of colors from the light to the dark
shades. Each individual measure talk.
on from each customer is designed
in our, store. ‘
Our guarantee is you- must be iully
satisfied.
You may place your order with the
distinct understanding that if you are
not entirely satisfied with the style.
fit and workmanship after the gar-
ment is finished, you need not accept
it, and your deposit will be refunded.
3. WP
24 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Tel. 362-5.
Walk-Over
SHOES
_ , are’daily putting in'Coai
seine of ‘ our largest custoé
memyrhohsve foresight... and
‘ like to get such things out
3 no during the Summer.
t“ hold for us to get Goal
3 -3tht Will it be when
min weather comes?
TONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
" Dainty White
3 3 Shoes
Tyler Women and
‘ Children
Buckskin or
Canvas
satisfaction.
M. Josem 8. 8th
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
" Money well investod~su hover-uni. ‘
We really want to treat you right.
We want to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable. that are sly-
llsh. that will wear to your entire
1 Benton Bi.
. We wish tonnnouuoo to the noool e be Norwolko first we .3. J
thaye secured the Ifolusivo Issuer 3! the . .
. We 11: 11 curry is. complete lino tor risen rind Women in our new .
“3 store. whic is id the course of oonotructlou opposite i—ioyt's Theatre. ‘ ‘ ‘
The "W. L Douglas” Show will Ilse no carried cor men and ‘
Wm“ WM
George Keeler’ s Shoe Store
159 Washington Street Bridge
“AN excus‘elows 'rnoustso. ‘
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Yesterday Evidently Wu Stolmboet
iosboi'e “Jonah Day."
The steamboat lssbel, chartered for
the joint-excursion of the First and'
Second Reformed churches. lies on the
sandbar oftthe Tarrytown lighthouse
tonight,‘ with most of the excursion
late aboard, many of them being moth-
ers and babies. said a dispatch frOm
Tarrytown. N. Y., Friday night to the
New York Times. They will probah
1y remain there all night. ‘
The troubles of the excursion party
began early The lsubel had an
Episcopal excursion from Nyflck Fri-
day night. and the Captain says he
was laid to go to Jewell‘s Wharf Sat.
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Patrick J. Henneuy.
Patrick John Hennesey. ‘ a well
known resident of Norwalk, died this
morning at 5:30 o'clock. at his home
in Spring Hill byeniie. Deceased was
a native of county Cork. ineland. but
had resided here for forty-seven years.
For '9. period of ‘tWenty years he serv-
ed as engineer at the Vsnderhoef
Straw Hat Works, Norwulk. until (orc-
ed to retire by illness five years ago.
He was of ,a genial and happy dispo
sition, and this made for him a host of
friends, who will sincerely regret to
learn of his death. He is survived by
, Norwalk’s Lendinn Dryr Goods Store
ii and 5 Genetic building. Norwalk. Connecticut
F 0 R S U M M E R 3
Universal Toeproof Silk Lisle Hose for WOmen
;
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AT Elie—Black. soamle‘es. double
sole. high spliced heel and “Stop
gov " top. Very sheer and
so
1 AT 35¢. 3 PAIRS FOR $100—-
3 Black, white and tan. full lash
toned re-lnioroed back seam,
double torn- and four thread heel
self of the wearing qualities.
and ltoo, light in weight, but very
Your choice of the three leading
durable.
SILK HOSE—This is the season makers,
tor Silk Hose. and we have a. GORDON. UNIVERSAL AND 3
very line and most complete line .KAYSER.
in black. white and ten.
16 in silk boot, and hole cops, 50c.
Try one pair and convince your-
Black—“50¢, 856. 01.00. $1.50, $2.00
White—~89c, $1 $00, $1.50, 02.00. ‘
Tan~$1.00,$1-50
Just at present there is a scarcity of white hosiery on the market. but we anticipated the demand, and
our customers are sure of just the kind of white hose they want here during the white season. _
a. widow and eight children, John J.
Hennessi, Thomas W.. Michael J.
Patrickl, 312, Charles Hennessy, Mics
Katherine 'Hennessy, MT” 30"“ D about 500 excursionists waited in vain
Flint and M” Thomas McGarry; “13° on the local dock for the boat and
five grandchildren all of the Norwslks when the committee telephoned to
and one brother. Daniel Hennessy. 0“ New York it learned that the boat was:
(‘Ounty 001k ireland The funeral in Brooklyn. The boat was ordered
will be held Thursday morning "0111‘ to Tarrytown The captain didn‘t have
St. Mary's Church with interment in coal enough to make the trip and it
St- Mary‘s cemete1y.rwas3 one o‘clock when he thrived there.
in the meantime the excursionists
3:111 dressed in white had been waiting
IflnAY I“ “All SIREE] on a dock on which was being unload-
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—
Stocks showed a firm tone at the
‘ ed coal and grmel and they were
anything but spotless when they
opening. with U. S. Steel the feature
on an initial sale of 2,000 shares. 0111-
110.111le the. host. it took them to
.Empire Grove. at Verplnnrk‘s Point,
er stocks which made reactions] gains.
rwerc Reading. Union Pacific. llrook~
as North Beach. the original destina-
tion was then out of the question. At
lyn Transit, Amalgamated Copper and
the Erica.
urday. The only Jeweil‘s Wharf he
knew of was in Brooklyn. and to that
point he went. Saturday morning
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Verplunck's Point, a negro excursion
had the grove, so the host bad to put
about and come back to (Jroton Point.
it remained there about one hour.
when the start was made for home.
Off the Tarrytown lighthouse, it run
on a sundbar and it stayed there all
night. Word reached town and a num-
ber of launches were run out to 1he3
boot and many were taken off into at
night but mothers with theii babies
and baby carriages had to remain oni
bould. ~ E
MW
WALL STREET. 11a. m.——~Acilve_
stocks improved their positions some
after the opening but before the end
of the hour much of this lulu was lost.
notably the Tobacco group.
WALL STREET. Noon.———Uneven
strength was shown by the stock mar
ket during the early session. The.
first thirty minutes saw a general 113p-
..—
'7 '3 Oxfords. Pumps,
ward movement, but realising for} FAMN-Y IN AUTO‘WRECK. i
BUY ‘
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
122 Water It.
High Shoes
in all the Latest .1
‘ Models "
.CONNEALLY 81
: ,BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
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TIL 3294.
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profit or short selling soon reduced
many of the gains to minor proper?
tions. except in the Tobacco issues.
{which registered advances of 2 to 7
points. There was at the outset a
demand for Union Pacific. St. Paul,
the Eries and Reading. but offerings
soon arrested their rise. Of the spec
ulatlve favorites Steel was under
greatest restraint, its movement re-
flecting conflicting opinibns of the
professional element in connection
with the Stanley report. Bonds .vere
HARTFORD. Jun 1“ a—Picrle A
Johnson, a well known contractor of
this city, is dead; his widow hire.
Amanda Johnson, has severe scalp
wounds; his daughter. Miss Victoria;
used it, has a broken leg; his son.1
Waite1, aged ll,l1us a broken arm.l
and another son, (‘nxi aged 17. bus
minor injuries as the result of 011 an-
tomobile accident. nenr Newington.
\esteiday morning, when the automol
bile in wrhi b they new riding turned
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steady unite on the New Haven turnpike.«
’ ' ____ Mr Johnson and his family were on
ARREBTS in NEW BEDFORD the way to Satin Rock where they hndg
STRIKE, planned to apex. d the day. Owing to
‘or ‘x‘x- 1‘“. ‘\‘\‘\-
‘the ruin. the 100d was in a slippeiy.
22r-
:BEEN EATING GRAPES: HE'S
TALKiNG IN BUNCHES.
lin crossing a bridge over
@hiirlie comes home to dinner and
aiunkmnn talking in bunches
hi aw.iie
. cry. why do you have to dispute
these junklnen when you can
shadow.
Moral: Don't drop a
Dealer. for one you have not provom.
second hand.
treat. East Norwalk, who pays
b..(or rags and best prices 1‘01
in the line of Junk.
and he
Ely, Ave.
L. 912.
7 The Dog dud, the Bone
A dog found a large juicy bone, but
a still
stream of watex he saw his shadow.
which looked bigger than his home.
and he dropped the substance for the
good .lunk
The very best prices for eVerythlng
G. YOURDISK‘Y
South Norwhik
NEW ilEDFOD. Mass. July
'i‘wo arrests marked the opening of
the second day of the strike and lock-
out. which has forced into idleness
13.000 operatives in 12 cotton clothl
mills in this city. Joseph Adamewicz.
said to be a member of the industrial
Workers of the World, and his wife
were taken into cmustody. Adumcwicz
was taken on a double charge. inter-2
forence and" carrying a dangerous,
weapon. Mrs; Adumewicz, with a nine
days'old infant. in her arms, was or-
rested ior interfering after she had nit-3
tempted to rescue her husband from
condition.
it is not definitely known how
accident happened but it is presumed
the machine skidded, struck an ob i
structlon and then turned over. 31121
Johnson was almost instantly kllled‘
All his ribs and his collar bone wele
broken. I
i
the 3
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CALM lN PORTUGAL TODAY.
LISBON July 22 ~3~Cnini reignsi
throughout the country, but the repub-i
lican troops continue to patrol those
districts in which roynlists outbreaks
havo occurred The temper of the pee.
”..,...“ -yv—1r~ ..,... -.4
tThWe any disputes. Tel. 441."
it: man loves the young lady.
his business.
3 us lady loves the young man
suit with
, R. Alexander
"oil married they. will need Fur-
arpets. Ranges. Stoves and
mobile tires as he pays
prices.
fumiture.
R. AleXander
Tel. saw. 321 Raymond
Mvwv
city of 11 devices Bank Account is Provenbiel.
o folks;
...._.. ._.... no...
Be Sure to Con-
before you sell your rags. rubbers.
metals. papers. feather beds and auto
highest
Also buys and sells second buckled
. lilxtlie council or ohlcials‘
3 and Steady, Wins the race 3 I
the police.
The first strike benefits Were paid-
to members of' the «weavers union to diers everywhere.
' day. i MADRID. Spain, July 22. wiiundreds
The pnvments varied from $3 to $5}- ' 30f refugees from Peitugsl are arriving
50 weekly. ' in Madrid. Among them are several
Secretary Duff of the Textile coun- journalists who have isoued 11 state-
cils said it was doubtful if the council ment today in which they say: “W9
world be called together to act upon will go to America, Germany or Jam“!
the communication reocVed from the it necessary,i111twe wil never return
industrial workers of the world. Thisi to Portugdl so long as the Monarchy is
communication declared that if the not restored”
textile council did not agree to a gone i . www
rsl strike in all of the 111 cloth mills osoWuso 0" "WW“ “‘9'“
the industrial workers would end the‘ BRANFOH” JMY' 2149““ Curb
strike in the 12 mills now closed. ‘30“ Of No. 67 Arch street. crow Bri-
The industrial workers claim to tain. WM drowned in Long island
' have s membership of 71600 Operatives sound off lndlan Neck yesterday after-
but these figures are disputed by the 'noon. While in bathing ha W30 I01.»
.3 oil with cramps and drowned before
. helploould reach him. .110;on thin
MORE MEXIGAN EAfiTHGUAKEB. ty yours‘bld and was my letor or a
GUADALAJRA July 2.2. wlllsrthr‘ lunch room in New Ed Besides
3 socket continue here at intervalsia widow, he is survivedi33 one child
making any attempt to repair damn-liar curious and his in havobeen
ed building imposoib The i‘nhnbia‘ weddings vacation hope ‘
pie is shown by the fact that the peso-
fonts fraternize openly with the sol.
22 West Washington St, South
.This is Your
étive clearance of all our Ladies‘,
We Sell
Herbrouchs on. visiting‘ih
The Beers Meats:
Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street, Norwalk
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
Special for Today
Chopped Beef 12‘/2c
Shoulder Steak 12V2c.
Opportunity!
The remainder of our Summer \iil-
linery will be sold at COST. as we
will carry no stock over
This includes a complete line of
latest Outing Hats. .
Remember our stock is all new.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
ieh
Last Call. The last two weeks of
our Removal Sale
A SHOE SENSATION
such as South Nor-walk has never
known. The big idea of this sale, the
cause of this drastic action. is the ab-
solute 110.0885le of effecting a posi-
Gents‘. Misses’ and Children 11 Shoes to
make room for rurpente‘rs and bulld- .
ers who will soon be here to tear
down the buildings. Cumin" as it does
just at the height of the neuron. 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 mark
a new epoch in the uppmel history ri’
Sollih \orwslk and vicinitv. By all
menus attend this Carnival of Bari
1.gains Dont hesitate or delay.
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON 8T... BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
\
nrtlstlc. good. strong and durable fur-
niture st economical prices, If you
don’t believe it come in and see.
bought and exchanged.
M; Gu’tkoWsky
1893191 Washington St. Tel. 419
CHILD DANCEB TO DEATH.
Dancing on the wire screen that
covered the mouth or a’ well on the
A. ll. Mulliken estate at New (‘anuun
yeIterday Mortimer G. Hasbrouck.
four years old. of No. 426 East One
Hundred and Sixty- first street. Mllll'
listen. broke through. his was drawn
ed in can test at watery ,
A yduus son oil Thoir‘tsil Blonds su-
2*?
who playing with the norm ck boy.
He cried for bell) and Mr. illsnoo
lest he lorrerod in»:
but row-11m Min-timer
1 -\“\3‘~_-\3- x‘x ox- 5.1 ‘3- ‘.¢ \_‘ ,e y
‘\_‘~,c~3-\3- “an 0 \_¢
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Second-hand iurnlture and Mirror "
‘ Extra» no. Moi Pooch Brandy.- 2511
3 dials that are too- numerous to men-
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::\‘W\‘h‘\‘\‘\.\‘\‘wm ‘\‘Hm\-
Established 1863 Established 1868
H.Krieger & Co.
‘ West Washington Street
SPECIAL
Reductions
in all Ready-to-wear Departments.
4", J, 1". If, a, J, J, u;
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1-“ x- x. \‘n x-
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Whether you have the ready cash or
not. here iS the place for you to do
your trading.
0n? Easy Payments
will enable you to live much easier and 9
better. We extend to you a cheerful
Credit Plan and provide you with ev-
ervthiiig necessary, except food. We
5‘ Clothe Men. Women and Children from
H
3“ Head to Foot.
ii , .
PEOPLE IN ALL WALKS or use 3
:3 daily take advantage Of our liberal offer.
.11 No disagreeable features in our Charge 33 ..i
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Look. Look, Look
You can save money. i don't 11113
miles anything that I can't make
good. Btwo you 20 to it) per cent.
Now i will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer for 81. 50 case. 24
bottles. Weir: and Zen-work Pllsener.
8120. Nassau Pllsoner. ti. 10 once.
lnterhoro. 81. 00 one. Other kinds int.
ported beers. Evens Pale Ale; line till.
his Cream Ale. Cleuoen and ii‘lsnogs'n
Cream Ale. 21.10 coco. Don't target
our wines. l-ort sherry and Musicale!
fer nor on. '1. worm n 1‘110. 11111
is want you hm been poi/ins tor the
some uuslity.y Whistles from $2.00
on undies. Ronhmy tins. 2175.
TRUNKS. SUIT CASES AND
TRAVELING ARTICLES
are now in great demand. and
our stocks of these goods you
will find here in splendid are.
sortment.
sous: Aden-rs son MARK
cacao LEATHER scene.
The World's East.
3 Trunks $33.60 to “6.00
Steamer Trunks ”.00 to 322.030
j snu Cases c1110 to moo * .
31m: ......,... canon 0233.00 .31
' assortment of all kinds «
: Large
Email Leather 3'i‘rsvoling.
Articles.
Blackberry Brandy, 7501 Adrlcoh
Bmdy. 06c; About 60 more other 3
brands whiskieo. lit-Indies sud cora-
neurones
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Norwalk Chronicler