5 died any way.
up with Minolta assault. .
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~ When you hear ' 1
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fcoNNEALLY &
BRACKEN
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Dainty White
' ” Shoes
5-,iior Women. and
Children '
Buckskin or
Canvas "
- Oxfords, Pumps,
’ High Shoes
In all the Latest
‘ ’ Medeis
'v."., at: J. U, U, 4'
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[CONNEALLY &
”BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
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55 Railroad Ave.
Collins was. looked;
An Exceptional
’ Bargain.
‘200 yards-ed:Pure Irish Linen tor
[I White dresses. waists, em, 29o par
‘ yard Value 600.
Dress making and Remodeling.
Human Hair Goods. 1
The Eclipse Miliinery
3 Monroe Street.
W alk -Over
We detail)" want to treat yon right.
We want to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable, that are sty-
lish, that. will wear to your entire
satistaction’.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
1 Benton St.
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N... -4.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
It
we mules the amt
‘ We this“ cam is.
M01310”.
George Keeler s Shoe Store
159 Washington Street Bridge
wish to anaemia as also W9 at a Hill/Walks that. we .
agency tor the ‘
ate llhe tor upon mud . lunch .1
store. which is in 418145me construction opposite Hoyt's 'liliohtre. .
1 one "w. ‘L. Douglas" sum will also he carried to: ma slits .
hoot.
intopr new I
The Beers Meat 8s
Provision Co.
13 15 Main Street; Norwalk
22 West Washington St., South
Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores.
"Not-walk M. E. Church will be held
Lester Gale, of New Canaan, is
spending the day in South Norwalk
‘e
a
The n. Hessian &-Son Co.
TOI. 294.
122 Water It.
Look, Look, Look
You can save money. I don't. ad~
vertise anything that 1 can't make
good. Save you 20 to 40 per cent.
Now I will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer for $1.50 case, 24
bottles. Weiz and Zerwerk Pilsener,
$1.20. Nassau Pilsener. $1.10 case.
lulerhoro, 5100 case. Other kinds int-
ported beers, EvansPale Ale, flue tn-
bio Cream Ale. Clousen and Flanagan
Cream Ale, $1.10 case.
ourwines, i-ort, Sherry and Muscatel
for $1.001ga1. Is worth $1.50. This
is what you have been paying for the
same quality. Whiskies from $2.00
up. Brandies, Hennessy 3xxx, $1.75.
Extra-tine, $1.40; Peach Brandy, 8130;
Blackberry Brandy, 75c; Apricot
Brandy, 85c. About 50 more other
brands whiskies, hrandies and cor-
dials that are too numerous to men-
tion, but i. will guarantee to save you
’ from 10c to 25c on every bottle you
purchase from us. You come and
convince yOurself. Our Tel. 60612.
, Prompt delivery.
J. Dl-SESA
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Ills BEEN EATING snares: HE'S
‘ TALKING IN BUNCHES.
Oberlin comes home to dinner and
s a Junkman talking in hunches
his wile.
Mary, why do you have to dispute
these Junkmen when you can
end a postal to Wm Enron. or 35
street. East Norwalk. who pays
. ‘ ill for rags and best prices for
rerything in the line of junk.
titer beds. a spectnlty, and he
sn't have any disputes. Tel. 441."
young man loves the young lady.
. his his business
The young lady lows the young mun.
That's her business.
o they will marry
hilt’o their business.
_ minister will marry them.
It’s his business.
at lowest prices.
my business.
en married they will need Fur-
il’i’e. Carpets, Ranges. Stoves and
linoleum where they get the best
THE HIDDEN GOLD.
which he hid in a cave, and would of-
ten visit it, to gloat. over his riches.
Soon the gold was stolen and he
was loudly lamenting, when a Wise
Man said. “Here is a stone to put in
its place. As long as you keep lthid-
den it lent the same value.”
Moral: Don't keep your home lit.
tered up with useless Junk. when
Will give you lo a pound for rags. and
the very highest «price for Feather
Beds and Metals.
South ‘Norwnlk
Ely Ave.
EL. 912.
.....
suit with
R. Alexander.
metals, papers, feather beds and auto-
prices.
furniture
R Alexander
. fol. 356 2. 21 Rdymond, Sit
m... .1... «an.» . “m...
Don't forget 1
Once a Miser found a lump of gold.
G. YOURDISKY
Be Sure to con-
before you sell sour ran“. rubbers,
mobile tires as he pays highest
Also buys and sells second handed
Talk about your Bargains!
Beautiful Dresses of Voile, Silk, Serge, ChiffOn,
Percale, All Over Embroidery, Fancy Lace
Waists, Children’s Dresses, all being
sold at Ridiculously Low Prices
i
The lilpworth League meeting or the
tomorrow evening. at 6: 30, on the‘
church lawn it the weather permits
The topic assigned for this meeting
is "Seeing the Father in his World. "
leader; Ray Patten and Clarence
I‘Cable.
Rev. Li‘ncoln Hollister Caswell, pas-
tor of the Norwslk Methodist Church“
begins his vacation on Monday. T03,
marrow he will preach at the morning
service a vacation sermon with -‘A Trip
to the Mountains"'tor his topic: ‘ ‘He
will also preach at the evening. Each,
of the four Sundays while the pastor is
away the pulpit will be occupied by
suppiymreachers ‘ i
.t
n
“t
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Ladies’ Tailored
White Serge and
Linen Suits
At prices that mean a Sub-
stantial Saving for your
Vacation Trip.
A Norwalk’s shading Dry Goods Store
8 and B Gazette building, Norwalk, Connecticut
...........
Specral Mid-Summer Sale
......
a
Tan, Pongee and
Black Silk
Coats
Marked down to prices that
will clean them out quick-
BARGAINS lN 'f :,
iNFANTS’
S U M M E R
“ COATS
NEW ARRIVALS 1N BATHING SUITS .
For women, misses and children. A complete assortment of Bathing Suits and Caps,
H. KR I' G E R& C 0.
Our Half Price Sale
13 NOW In Full Swing
Here is the place to get them.
COME AND BE CONVINCED
Clothing forMen and Young Men sold at '/2 price
Do We Charge? (Certainly!
but we reserve the right; of refusing such pri; logo to anyone
whom we do not care to have on our books
i
1tive clearance of all
; Gents’, Misses' and Children's Slices to
. at the beginning of vacation
OhYMPlAD A FlNANClAL FAILURE
NEW YORK, July 27r—According to
advices received from officials at the
Olympic Games in Stockholm. the
Swedish Olympiad will probably prove
to have been a failure financially. The
newspapers in Sweden and elsewhere
before the games printed stories ot‘ the
prohibitive prices to be charged at
Stockholm and frightened away many
thousands of the visitors Who other-
wise would have'come to the games.
The management tried in every way
to offset the damage done :by the news~
papers, but the impression prevailed
that at'ctumllodalions would ille hard
co obtain and high priced. The expen
ience is similar to that of the English
at, London in l908. ,
Last Call. The last two weeks or
,lOll‘ Remci ni Sale
A SHOE SENSATION
such as Scum .\01\\alk has never
known The big idea of this sale the
Ecause of this drastic action, is the ab.
solute necessity of effecting 1a posi-
our Ladies',
make room {or (nrpenters and build-
ers who nill soon be here to tear
down the buildings. Comiurr as it does
just at the reign: of til: clesson, just
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 apparel history 't
South Norwnlk and vicinity. By all
means attend this Carnival of Bar-
gains. Don't hesitate or delay.
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH. NORWALK
IWC SB“
artistic. good, strong and durable t’uro
nlture at economical prices. It you
don‘t lleiieve‘it come in and see.
Second-hand furniture and stoves
bought and exchanged.
. M. Gutkowsky
189-191 Washington at. ‘Tel. 419
' lilillli {All IliNERAlS.
Oliver Glider-leave. .
ty 3 best known men
sixty-eighth year.
one of great activity.
[with marine enterprises.
'POli'I‘lglN-L) Conn. July. 27 “Oliver
Gildersleeve. who died suddenly last.
night. was one or the town and coun-
1He was in his
Born in the villains
in the town which is called after the
. i family Mr. Gildersleeve a life had Men
For similar its
entire period he had been connected
lie was in
,Few it any men have known more
about the river as a navigable stream
and he had been interested during his:
lite in every cum to make the river
a waterway for commerce. one of int.
recent inquiries along this ling was as
a member or the (lounsctlout itivers'
and Harbor commission. which made
a report or some length to the 1911 lo
piolature under a reiolntiou passed
during the previous position.
The death or Mr. Gilderuleeve came
as a shock to the entire community its
it did not become generally known um
til this morning. The funeral Will he
Mary 3 (‘hureh with interment rollove-
ing in the St. Mary's cemetery. The
services were largely attended and
there were a number of beautillui [lor-
til tokens.
can”
DANEURV MAN ARRESTED. .
W .3...”
mar-cu
John Haley Wu Fined as and out.
As it Wu His second Often“.
last night about a quarter of twelve,
two young man from Danbnry James .
Haley,
thar the worse for drink,
making nuisances oi themselves in
and John Rainy,- who were re;
persisted in 11
ounces. and Jr hn Haley, because of his
record. was tin. ti live dollars and costs.
which he could not pay. Later Odi-
cer ssmmia took him to the Bridge
port jail
This proved to he the first. arrest or
James Haley and he was allowed to
801
We.
Will ill Mil Silliil
WAL-lb BT‘REET.
10le a. are
sentry undertone was reflected in 011- '
suing prices of today: stock market. ,
‘ Menus the host in Hosiery. You
can never lie quite sure that
your Hosiery is right. until iii 1
hostile
W
trade mark. There's tine work-
manship and there's nuulit
also. When it comes to the
matter of price '
Hosiery is the .lowest priced.
hosiery on the/market, when dill-1
. lure ate measured by service. .‘
From 251: up.
1 21 Our own Label Shirts from". so
r
heralded in a number of corporations. M! d here on Monday hits can“
, iand had been identitied with the do
, lulnnnmowu.1ooh iv 271~
veiopment or, the builum’ collections
, ram was protound robot] h at today
. at Portland with other places. its bad
when word came of ch in of tidal
not participated in politics to any Glidefll v is _. i an“
‘ 1.11m using it Whomoerat although a , e” "i m“ w“ 1 U
nod (or representative in children in 1
south Main street. Oiilcer seismic ad-
‘ vised them to up also: to Bindery :or
at least to not of the atrrlet, which no
vice they disregarded. When, tor than
third time they were asked to keep:
quiet. John Riley informed the oldest:
"oi the extraordinary and period ,
General Eleceric declined a point, asl
'dld Bethlehem Steel with weakness in
all active; issues except Reading ,
Alanna the specialties Woolworth was
strongest with it- pain or over a point.
tip are the best the markets
and Steady, was the race
ty o! a Savings Bank Account is ltrovashiai.
Norwalk Chronicler