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BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
' ‘ no no
gin sat-:11 ammo GRAPES: HE’S
TALKING lN BUNCHES.
Charlie comes home to dinner and
bill! a junkman talking in bunches
his nifo.
Mary. whv do you have to dispute
these Junkmen when you can
5 a, postal to Win. Enron, of 35
out street. East \‘orwalk, who pays
do a ii) for rugs nnd best prices for,
vorytliing in the line of junk.
ther beds. :1 sprcinlly, and he
dosn't have nny disputes. Tel. 441."
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its young mun investing young lady
Thais his busing as.
is young 111111 lows the young man.
,Tbst’s' her business.
11 they will rnnrmry
lint'o their business.
Q minister will marry them.
"That’s his business. '
hon mnrriod they will need Fur-
Corpotr. liunucu. Slaves and
kory, where the: get the best
5 lowest prices.
a o my business.
. L. Rosen
80. Norwnlk. Conn.
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tool: swim or sailed across the _
on the ferry to 139». Cliff Tho return ‘
"was made and alL mocked Norwal'lr. ‘
- . about 9 o'clock.
V Mme'“ F».-
Summer Millinery
Goods.
The Holmes Millinery
151. 20
5 Brandy. son.
5 55 Railroad Ave.
at Cost
Practical Ladies Tailoring.
Drosamnking and Remodeling.
A complete line at Human Hair
3 Monroe street.
5.
‘ 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 &'Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
1 Benton St.
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The BeersMeat 8:
Provision Co.
13 , 15 Main Street, Norwnlk
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
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John Cherry, of Camden, New Jer- l
961', spent Sunday with his sister,M1's 3
Edward Cunningham of bone street. 1
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The B. Hershfieid 8: Son Co.
Tel.” 204. 122 Water It.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ward of Dnn- ‘
bury, and Mr and Mrs. John R1311,
of Stamford were guests of Mr. and
.1113. William P. Ward, owl Sunday.
Mrs. William (‘nr‘ey oi‘ 'Cle1'elirntl..
Look, Look, Look
You can save money. I don't rid-
‘vertise anything that i 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. Weir. and Zerwerk Pllsener.
Nassau Pllsener. $110 case.
lnterboro. $1. 00 case Other kinds im-
ported beers Evans Pale Ale fine to-
ble Cream Ale. Clousen and Flanagan
Cream Ale. $1.10 case.
0 r wines, Port Sherry and Muscatel
f r S] 00 gal.
is what 1011 have been paying for the
same quality. Whiskies from $200
up. Brandles, Hsnnessy 3xxx. $175
Extra-fine, $1.40; Peach Brandy, 85c;
Blackberry Brandy. 75c;
About 50 more
brands whiskies, brandios and cor-
dlals that are too numerous to men-
tion, but I will guarantee to sine you
Y on
Our Tel.
purchase from us.
convince yourself.
Prompt delivery.
.I. DISESA
A Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Dont forgetl
is worth $1.10 This'
Apricot
other
Ohio, is spending 11 month with Mrs.
George W. ingirnrn, of Ncwiorvn ave-
nue. .
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blaster Kenneth Sammls of South
waalk, is 1isll lug his aunt
W. Clark. of
Cannon, for n few necks.
Captain William J St'lllltl took a
imct, to Nauvoo Island.1esterdn1,
where they had a clambake.
Miss May lngham. the trained muse
lnow at Old Orchard Michigan, is home
lwitb her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
W. ingham Newtown avenue. for a
lbrief visit.
Richard Ryan, a popular clerk at A.
iF. Bockmnnu & C0. 9 was a visitor in 5
l.\ew York 1ester.day Dick says it is
from 10c. to 25c on every bottle you I some place and there are lots of full
(ome and .bulidlngs down there.
606-“ -. 5
5 Mrs. Charles D. Rogers of Nor-
;wnl‘k, has been visiting at the home
lot Mrs. Henry 8. Rogers and with
Mrs. T; W. Hall., Jr
expects to remain for several weeks.
(lrcenwicb‘s famous Formcrs’ Pic-
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THE ”HIDDEN GOLD.
Once it Miser found a lump of gold.
which he hid in n cave. and would of
ten visit it, to gloat over his riches.
Mun said.
its place. As long as you keep it hid-
dcn it is of the some value."
\lorul:1)on‘t keep your home lit
lured up with useless ..iunk wlrcn
the Very highest
llods and Metals.
G. YOURDISK
Ely Ave. South N
TEL. 912.
pl ice
suit with
l R. Alexander
mobllc limb or he pays
pr icon.
furniture.
R. Alexander
W w.
Tol. 3.63-2 21 Raymond 8
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Soon the gold 11'us stolen and he};
was loudly lamenting, when 11 Rise mnny Norwulkel rs us in former lonrs. 5
"Here is 11 stone to put in!
Will gi1e you 1c 11 pound for 111118. and 5 Jllll’ 30
for lientirer15oniiy. in the afternoon and will not re-
bcrore you soil your rags. rubbers,
metals, pups-1's, feather beds and nutc-
highest
Also buys and sells seconddiandod
51110 will be held at Rockwpod Lake.
‘Grove on August 28. A Clambake
Imusic. speeches, and games will be
features which will doubtless interest
_._.....
At 11 meeting of thmEpworlh league
cabinct recently it was decided
llravo n picnic to Rotcn Point Tuesday,
The party will louve town
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lturn until after the fireworks exhibi-
tlon.
"‘”‘l illilili llill illliiiiiil.
Be sum to Goo-l
Johanna Guotntson Sodsrstrom.
Johunnn (luslnfson .Sodcrsuom died
this morning tit her home. in 34.5.
iSpringwuircct at the eve of twenty~
l‘onr' roars. The deceased is survlv-l
led by n liusbund. liculs U. Sodoristrom.
lone daughter Mrs G. W. Drummond.
and 11 non Gustave Fnhlun lSodei'strom.
Tile funeral services will take pinto
from the into residence on Tuesday of
ignition nt 2 o clock. Rev. EA
will ioil'ow in the. liliyersldo cometary
“a...“
Emily Wobh.
Mrs. Emily Webb aged fiftydil
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t.
avenue.
a son. William.
held tomorrow (Tuesday)
at 8 cclock with interment in River
side cemetery.
omclntcu a
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Adolf R. dhoiondor.
ternary. its loaves a widow. The tun
Wu Wish to announce to on oomph of 'i‘ho Norwalkn that we
bravo mum tho oxoluoivo nearly (or the Regal silicon.
«store, which is in the courts of construction opposite Hoyt'o Thoatro.
The "W. L. Douglas" about will also be carried tor mod and
George Keeier’ s Shoe Store
159 gWashington Street Bridge
Wm
Railroad line between Wilton and :80.
{standing grass, thereby causing own»
., New Cunnun. Shc 5
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years, widow of the late William Webh'
died yesterday at her hirne 36 North
The deceased lo survlod by
The funeral will he
afternoon
Rev. L. 13. Hawaii will
Adolf it, Sheinndor, or 23 Union av“
cane, cued {bromine years. dial yes '
oral sorylces, willbo hold. tomorrow.
, . i 11
for «men and momon in our new ,
SPARKS HIM TRAINS
VGMJSE llli-liil IIAIMBE
Farmers and other; owning propen
ty bordering on the Donbury-Norwalk
Wilton report heavy losses ‘by lira dur-
ing the dry spell which was not reliev-
ed to any great extent by the rain of
last night and this morning. Every
where along the line sparks immthe‘
passing locomotives have set the
woods and fields on fire and in some
instances destroyed large tracts of the
ers not a little damage.
Among the losers are Mrs. H. E.
Chichester who lost a hold of valua-
ble standing grass and upon whoso‘
place a tree was killed 'by the flames.
'At one time recently the flames came
within twenty-five feet of R. E. Fitch’s
home . Mr. Fitch is well~known in Tire
Norwniks and is being congratulated
upon his narrow escape from serious
loss. Louis Verlin‘s plane also suffer-
ed.
Saturday’s Fires in Norwalk.
1A spark from a train set tire to a
portion of the woodwork under the
Norwalk depot Saturday ul’lornooil
and the fire department responded to
.extingnlsh the blaze.
IShorilv beforc _ 0'l"l0(k Snuirdny;
night the entire fir-o department 11 as
called out to the home of William \ill-l
lcr. 24 Park slrccl. to extinguish n.
iclrlmney lire. This took S(‘lll(‘ fcw min-l men: 555 Tho 35515555.
But littlo damage. 5
nice. to cope with.
resulted. 1
On Saturday noon lilo fire alarm}
test. was supposed to ring from iioxl
2m Sprintv Hill avcnuc and lx’cllogg:
street. 'but through sonic mistake Burl
\irms '32 West avenue and lilorwlu streets solute necessity 05 5555555555 55 posi
Railroad avenue, Now come. in and the doprntmom respond- the 5155555555
zed.
Something was wrong with the
'system but the register pininlv show i
ed 32 {although inspector John H lioytl
party of friends on his launch the Kiss rung “122 Finding the 1.05 dosed [lli‘ijust 555 the 555555555 of 5 5 “5550“ just
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WIRELESS TEEEERAPHY
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A Brief Comprehensive Explanation oil
5 It: Principles
1 During the. last few weeks we have
fhcard a great deal about wireless role-i
‘grnpby and hundreds of people hovel
confessed their ignorance of this myth!
terlous system of transmitting the}
messages of mankind. On most nny‘i
street corner you could find the village;
oracle cxpoundlng and explaining the:
dark mysteries of wireless and nine.
times out of ten he knew nothing at
all about it.
it is quite impossible to describe the
idetsils of wireless stations so that a.
novice will understand, but the princi-i
pie of the thing is easily courpreherr:
ded. As is known. light and best move;
in waves whose lengths can be mous-
nrcd. Thus. the sun gives out. in every
direction light in a series of uudula
5tlng waves. which may not only be
mensurcd, but cnn do dcilcctcd. polar
lzed and so on. Some idea of this may
ibe gained from tho well known fact
that when a mono is thrown into 11
smooth pool of water 11 series of circu-
lnr waves extends in all directions.
nnv flouting objects come within these
on they are oscillated.
it. was the lamented Professor Hertz
like
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lwllo disco1crcd that electrwlcliy
lllght and heat also moves in waves
iwhloh may be measured Just procise' 5
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ly how these \vuVes pass through the
atmosphere is not wholly understood
shut it is believed that they have some
relation to other which is omnipresent
5nnd which is bollowd to constitute
:nintlor under difforonr negative elec-
trical conditions. in wireless telegra-
ruby a series of llcrtzlnn wares is Set
E55lup by the powerful cloctricai dynnnroa
‘9“!or batteries. 11nd illollo are discharging
l These waves extend in all directions
and unless their force is upended by
eidlstnncc they excite certain effects in
sirumonts within‘ the zone. installs the
regulated no 1111 to spell
ing to a code.
in recent years ma
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in: ditcdvantakec ill 5 ,
We Sell
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the receivers of wireless telegraph in»
waves disturb chips on ducal 111111111. ‘
sea We rent and received somewhat
on the plan of ordinary Morris code by
wires in that electrical-Vimpnlsosare
fronds. accord-H
kinds ct ro _
. shivers alive been used and the W01
coo. is now simpler than tormorly but
.1115 atmosphere, arguing mum»
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Ladies’ Tailored .
White Serge and
Linen Suits
At prices that mean a Sub-
stantial Saving for your ‘
Vacation Trip.
‘ Norwalk'sf Leading Dry Goods Store
a and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
‘I:I:I:l:l:-:I:i21:I:I'I:CII:
Mid-Slimmer Sale
Ton, Pongee and
Black Silk
Coats
Marked down to prices that
will clean them out quick-
BARGAINS IN
INFANTS’
S U M M E R
COATS
NEW ARRIVALS IN BATHING SUITS
For women, misses and children. A complete assortment of Bathing Suits and Caps.
great difficulty and sometimes not at
all. This may act: ount for some. of the
delays and confusion of the last low
days.
To Marconi belongs tho‘ credit or
making a practical success of the dis-
coveries of others but to Hertz. be-
longs the credit of making the system
possible.——Danbury News.
For a wedding: To one summer‘s
night add two young persons, a bench
and a little propinquity. Mix in one
look of wnvy hair. an atom of doll. .1ie
perfume. and stir with a slight bronze.
Sprinkle the whole with moonlight and
.let alone for the evening
Money well ln1'csiedéan Advertise
Last Call. The. 11181 {1.51 “9935 of
our Remmul Sale.
A SHOE SENSATlON
such as South .\or11alk has ne1er
known. The big idea of this sale the
cause of this drastic nction. is the ab-
of all our Ladies.
Gents‘. Misses 11nd Cliildncn‘sShoesto
make room for (nrpouters and build-
ers who will soon be here to tear
down the buildings. Carri no as it does
at the beginning of vacation time
artistic, good. strong and durable tur l
nlture nt economical prices. if you?
don't believe it come in and see.
Second-hand furniture
bought and exchanged.
M. Gutkowsky
189-191 Washington 8t.'ra1. 419
11nd stoves .
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Means'tlle best in Hosiery. You
can ncvor ‘be quite sure' that
your Hosiery is right until it
has the
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trade mnrk. There‘s fine work
worship and there‘s quality
nlso. When it comes to the
matter of pride
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Hosiery is.the lowest priced
hosler y'on the market. when dol.
turn are measured by 5555655 .
From 250 up.
Our owu Label Shirts from 0150.
"up are the‘ bout this rllcts'
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attention to,
Pure Linen Suits
Sizes 36 to 44; former price
$3.00; now ......... $4.00
White Dresses
For little girls. slightly soiled.
odds and ends, sizes 4 to 14:-
nt .5 .................... 50¢
Shirt Waisis
A big assortment of white lin-
gerie; former price 750 to $1 00;
now ............. '. 39¢
Middv Blouses
All sizes, made of heavy goin-
tea. with flannel sailor collar:
75c
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Established 1868
H.Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
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HALF-PRICE
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Has stirred things up “quite a little
Shrewd women who never pay much
saieslof any. kind
Pongee Silk Coats
Black Taffeta Silk Cools. Black
and Blue Serge Coats; «former
prices $10.00 in $18.00; all to
go at HALF PRICE.
just when you most need the. goods U
{his 5glrent ladle 115itlh its almgst unb55e 5,; h r b 1' h d b ht
evare va nos 11 1 attract t ousnn s _
iof apprecinglve buyers. and gill marl; ‘15; ave ' een ere an Dug -
u now- epoc in the apparel istory ' v
5...... 1...... 1.1.1.1.... 1. u. it enough to last a year
menus attend this Cnrnhal of Bar- "
gains. Dont hesitate or delay. ‘55
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169 wnsumownsru some: 3.9 Whlle Dresses
SOUTH NORWALK 5‘ slightly soiled. that are worth
3! as high as $10.00: to close out
!5 for $1.98 and $3593
5.
Gingh‘am and
Percale Dresses
A most beautiful
32.50 to $5.00; all to go
HALF PRICE.
assortment.
l’tlr'
Millinery
About one hundred very hand-
some Trlmmed Huts: a good
many are pure whitechips: all
to go for LESS THAN HALF. ‘
Children’s Bonnets
Of white lawn. :l‘ormeriy sold
for 7110; now ....... 25¢,
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leno 0“ Baturduy night for migrant-um” desires tori buy that two curs will
and w“ ””5 morning sent to Bridge be chnrtered instcud at one and
N .TRWALK.
REN’S OUTING.
Wednesdul, July 3‘.lsl is the
day.
Michael Luby 3”“ Wllilnf R” was and only two days remain in twirlch to
port lull fora
with costs.
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or this morning
port in default of payment.
The man were taken over by tips»
cials More and Payne this morning
along with John Mulcnhy arrested for
intoxication and bréacb or peace by
was given thirty days and costs.
(inpinir
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period 0‘ thirty «11111555555555 2th will be givou 11 iron outing.
'5'l‘lie .unds harc uo‘. como in vm y woll
George Meyer; was arrested last 9" as yet and it is hoped tbnl. those who
toning “t 10 l" m. by Contain Thomas generally give to this outing or those
Hunt and was found guilty of vagrnn- W555 55555.55 55 55555 555555 555555 55555 5555
their contributions right u1vuy.(lhocks
‘Ho ““5 dined $7 and costs nmonnt should be made pnyahlc to tho "Snivw
ing to 317' 71 and W” sent ‘0 Bridge tion Army inc." and rubbed to (Jun-
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South Norwirlk Conn.
Thomas F‘ Finnerty, of Pr
oepoct .
avenue, Norwalk reporter of this 51101-
annual week's vacation. It wa
0m“? ”39 NWT“? morning. who walk Hour clarion this noon upon his .
a Mr.
and to .y.
Norwalk Chronicler