100 diluent patterns to so 7
loci trout. ‘
‘25:: G1
600 Gloves at , .
" 75;: waves at ~11
Court, Early and Boo the tin. A
van at ..............
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121.00 loves at .Oo \f
$1.25 loves at ....1......... ... .. 870
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M'Mé’xg‘fNT‘flmWW $2.501 lovesut $1.75 1
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“ $6.001i3liovos at; .l...g‘.‘/..........“‘$4.00,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for New alk and vicinity:
I‘nsettied but generally fair weather
1onight and Thursdav not much of a
change in temperature. The area of
low pressure over the eastern section
has produced local showers in the
Mike regions and New England dur-
ing the last 24 hours. Light scattered
showers were also reported 'between'
'the Rocky Mountains and the Missis—
sirppi river. Moderate temperatures
continue in nearly all sections. F08 g? 21:83.3.‘vsl'fastilgohhggi. Llaoon
was reported this morning on the 11——1 ortthnin and Ann st-
Nortl1-',Atlantiocoast. There is no {24%}? Stikullda Ba low Ava.
Well defined storm area east of the “Ii M22“; 3% c.°’..“.“' 8t.
lRocky Mountains but the pressure is 3:} igh 5‘9”“ West “’9
generally below normal and produc
ing unsettled weather.
Conditions favor for this vicinity,
generally i‘air weather and .not mucn
change in temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 68; high, ,86.
(‘lear
The Nutmeg Club is considering a
trolley ride for early in August.
Theron G. Hoyt. of Ridgefleld. ls
visting in The Norwalhs today.
I“? .I4 "h"
The Fellowcrnft Club of St John's
Lodge will hold their annual outing
and a shore dinner at the Dorlon”
House on Friday evening.
0
a watch will be kept and the numbers
of the automobiles, the drivers which
persist in opening their mufflers will
be submitted to the secretary of the
Blair}.
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ii is reported that there was a slight»
nulo collision in Wull sirtaotglast night
'l‘wo cars name together without dam
ago says the roport, «but humus and
particulars are lurking.
”At the meeting of Washington Camp
No. 11 it. 0. a. of A., that was held
lnut night. inrthor arrangements were
made for the ulnto convention that will
the held here mutt Tuesday.
Contractor Thomas Shilltl In hard at
Work mulling repairs to (Minion court
mad. which wt-rn ordered done by
"bilingual. lot by tho Booth Norwnlh
Mom] of Councilmen at its roconl
roosting.
Tho uphill ‘Nilf‘Whlk potion. depart-
ment has removed romplllinta from the
‘ moment» oi Falrilold avenue High
and West street. concerning the prop“
lion of uulomobiiists‘ unending tho
hills with monitors open." The practice
is especially annoying lain at night.
and is practiced 1.1m why no matter
what hour it. may be. out: “William .
it. Pennington issued an order this
morning to the wool than. from now on
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Bids are and on the m ma aw
“Mannheim 1min W
South Norwalk Store
Fire Alarm Headquarters
23—1Eiy Ave. andLo
§g~thestuut and Hem-
mlc culvert and will lie WM 217 '17
who wisdom on I‘rldo‘y. alibi datum .‘
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FIRE ALARMS
It Electrlti
SIWTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
aoxii ’
Telephone for tire alarms
s—xiw achington and North Main all
abackemo Hot tel.
I—riDag and Raymonds
G Corset Factory. private.
8—! oyt' a Theatre.
il—i {Mimi} Pdo (gun. a a 01 a 1
-— on c a . or an t otu
Hymns at. y
‘l orks.
two ”34
eat Br and Taylor ego.
Sta.
South Main and onroe Bu.
26~E§xington Ave. and Austin at.
out and Elm Grove to.
ill—1‘ 0mg0 Masig 81... between Grove ant
32—ix1Ml Electric Work’I. State 8:.
34-48 ring and Cl a
35—— vilnnd and \ aster St...
37-— Lockwood M!
I
I1- airfield Ave. and Cedar St.
Ill- aylor Ave and South St.
Ill—Woodward Ave. and Meadow 8t.
IB—Burritt and Quintard Aves. and Wat.
46~Woodward and Lowndol Avon.
51-«Golden Hill St and Eimwood ’Avo.
62-1Washinalon St. Britta
53-1Frolsht yard and Anne at, print».
“MN orwalk Look (30.. private.
(111R Denotes non- interfering noun.
1) Master box. from which the num
ber of any box can be sounded.
one stroke It 13 noon and I p in.
standard time. 1-
Q a stroke”. at odd times. testing 0.
lino Open.
'1‘ 0 strokes otter an alarm. lire outfit
deplrlmon 11
my slow strokes. water to be and!
Oil1 111.. each Welland
juilodin fog ml. or. I m
alarm ms for on district I100 ro-
celvod by telephone. 1.
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lAlBT NORWALK FIR! ALARM ”OXII
F‘irn headquarters. on Van' zant Strut
Telephone 170
I1» ll‘itoh School (private).
61 Marvin School (private
21211—101413: Warship on and art Btu.
novella!) 2.111111! 5 and Osborn Ava.
21111-1 rm Ave. and Rowan 81.
2171-— iunald 8L
2211mm" and Charles fits.
2241-4131191 Ave. and Fitch 8.1.
22:E81. John tilt. and willie Ava.
382 "Mimi/MW Ave. and 8t.
331i Bouiovard and ricoond at.
(love Ave and Win at.
33'! «8011“de and J .luckntono 8i.
Mil Royal-r at. an dl’ino Hill Av Tel
84:: Raynor tit. and Duck Pond . Til.
M till"? mid" ' ”1 at m a 11
moms cannula o on o to on
ills) “not won the hour» of ii p.111. and
5&1an gradation” oi ours. an alarm
Illa mum to 1
'rlvntn boson will 0!ch Zoom pulled for
tin; onn tripling; wharoliocltt on: Ii h
1 duo or a are on no
t‘ghiefal or acting chi anon his anivu'l
i It n
1011. blast $1.23 urges... tolling or line
brownies! at I hum “clerical-d limo.
wo blasts.
l‘iae'rwantynr two. Moli'noh a. In.‘ no morn-
llwttwnnt utwofl at i! no at
y ' “bile? :R’i’l
léltnwn,m‘m on Of ‘3’“ 5w OI“! “I!
on dram autumnal)?
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NORWALR’ “MINI “ALA!!!”
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at ‘ ”55"" 32,1?“ maflngfmlw'
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$3.:
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hopes group” themselves
many, the dresshat to accompany fluf—
ia large and low. The “street hat.'~tho
knockabout hat is small and close-fit-
and it will be exceptional summer out-
fit that does not contain at least one
hot 01’ each of these types.
shapes have claimed especial alien
lion and innumerable
‘more of less officiated with the man's
derby have made their appearance in
‘the shops.
and rather square crown with narrow
'biflm closely rolled at the sides and
trimmed with some high leather or
3 how directly in front is extl'elllely“chic
tor the woman who can wear it be-
comingly and concerts admirably withz
tilored street costume.
designer has turned out a shape on
this or;del
llllNllI USS
- with on “1’0”" 0” MW” ”‘ was pm regulations for modnruting speed or W19. 51011911!“ I light Will!“ MB}
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absurd little bit has great smartness are many masses of huge flowers, a
The bullet shape in dull onion white! spray of tiny flowers or perhaps out
satln~crown, clo’so rolled brim and all 1y quaint little with nesegays of rocco
wand without any trimming save a iiowara or a simple great spray of blos'
narrow band or the white satin is an- com The floral esret too. has its
other which has. outright the Parisan place among the season's flower trim
fancy and it is worn swathed in a hinge though it is less frequently seen .
white veil. ‘ than in .the spring.
0n the same lines Is a beret withf. .Ninioha shapes down overyth'e oars,
clues rolled brim made. up entirely in‘ curling up a little over the forehead
unite dotted muslin and charming for and daring up boldly in the back are
summer morning wear. j " .. gain having some degiee of success
Small huts of sponges in white or 1“ Paris {William “'8 81% the“ ”0 warm
ecru seem to have taken the fancy of 9" a welcome here “1““ we did 135‘
the crowd for outing purposes and one‘l summer The open space over the hair
sees them on the street worn by the 1“ the 1W3“ may be filled in With a.“
younger girls wilh linen frocks. They fluff 0f ostrich ”99' a cascade 0‘ nan}
Wide Variety in summer Mil-2
”Bummer hatsmreaent great variety
his year” and yet after all, popular
luto'fa tow
losses and the novelties are but
light variation; on these few themes.
Broadly speaking the hat of core-
1
y summer frocks and elab‘q‘at toilets,
lug. There are plenty of exceptions
o prove the rule but the rule holds
Among the small hats the Girondin
take the general lines of the winter ron velvet ribbons, a big soft bow, or
velouls and summer panamas and also anything one 0110013951 and 0'1 ihe 011*
have the ad‘untage of being inexpem side of the but are flowers or tulle or
siv.e 1305’-
T1 lcorno: and quartercornes are dis- big 10W crowned drooping brim
llnctly modlah says the New York shapes all in straw or in strow withl
Sun and are made up in the atrawi crown covered in taffeta lace of other:
braids in soil white felt and straw in contmstins material are wmu for er-
satin and snow etc. a tricone cover- Merlihlns 1mm morning toilet to form-
ell (.lllliely in tiny trius oil black 111 dress. according to the dealer. of
Chantilly was a clever variation upon elaboration 01' 8909”“ character or:
this idea and roses laid flat over the the trimming. One Of these hats With;
outside of tricorne brim give a sum. 9-. black velvet ribbon encircling tho‘
mcry air to the rather severe shape. '0‘" 01’ PW“ and held-by fl singlmose 0’1
This idea of the flat rose wreath or A cluster of flowers is simple for‘
hand holding up the brim is exploited hour with the morning tub frock and
in mum- of the roll brim models other} becoming and shady as well. In place:
than trit-onles and flowers laid flatly. oi the black libhon a colored ribbon'
against the under brim near the edge or narrow scarf of taiYeta run through
appear upon many of the wide brim- u three—inch quilling of tulle and lied
med shapes while on the outside of ion small perky bow in front is attrao' l
1119 blilu and nlound the crown there live. i
lititla shapes
One of these little hats, high small
One French
covered smoothly with
white satin save for" the brim i’dcing
which is blatk The white satin up 1
parently buttons over the clown from;
middle to front to .llllddlt‘ back a line:
of little block covered b11t1ons showing
and there is it black bond. No other
trimming but for certain.purposesthis .
clemly and eillclently om'cered and court:
which Means a Saying of 20 >
. . . to you.
Our line of Refrigerators are all of well known makes such,
The White Mountain. Leonard Cleanable. McKee and Mace. 'Th
are economical users or ice made on strictly sanitary lines; in
col-sin white enamel, zinc and galvanized linings, in either apart.
01 lift cover. style. 1
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A GOOD THING SELDOM "HAPPENSJ.’
111' MUST or: MADE To “HAPPEN".
My business and the confidence of my customers didn't co
by chance. I've built them up very carefully, on the solid foundun,
tion of fair treatment. My role is to give every customer not 0
the fair treatment he’ s entitled to, but it possible. a little better.
‘ That’s the way I’ve made my business and that’s how I intend
to keep it. Fair dealing always. and a little better it I can. “It.
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
MANUEL T. Hli'roH.
g Eirst in quality. last ”in price, always in «the minds. of its cust'o‘l‘n
ers-Bonnle-Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
C oncreie, Cement. Flag
QCurb & Gutter Reset
L Old- Wall: 8 Recovers
QGrading, Excavating. Team Work
manned and compiled with all the reg~ "The British 10W evidently has
ulatious of the British merchant ahip- been thorough and ”painstaking. i
ping act regarding safety but that the am glad to know that 1113011 many of -~
arrangements for manning and launch “.18 points the finale committee and
log the liiehoals in an emergency Lord Money's court are in accord -
were immanent and that no drill had For instance. the British court as
been held The instructions for the well as the American committee, just-
voyuge given prior to calling were in 1: criticized the speed of the titrated
the opinion of the court adequate but 5MP 33 it approached the ice field. .
’havlug regard to subsequent events of which Captain Smith was fully ad-
they would have been better it mfer— Vlfled The inexplicable conduct of
cure had been made to the course to the officers of the Californian must
ISllllAl Ell Ill
'BRIlISH REPflRl
u WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE 433.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
ibe adopted in the event of the vessel ““0 “WWW impressed the Elms“
reaching the region of“ ice." Icourt, from the language of its re-
l. Bruce Ismay and Sir Dull:
The outward and homewnrd sOuih. Pointx “
ern tracks nere actordlng to the “as t s to r J Bruce lsmay, manag-
ing direltor of the White Star line
merit. reasonably safe for the time of .
the war at which the nocldent happen- and Sir Cosmo DW' Gordon, 1 ‘10 not
desire to empress any opinion. Both;
11 rovlded eat rocautlon was ;
1;;de crossin: ihe :e region. Cap are prominent British subjects, and it
lull! E S smith of the Titanic was would not be becoming in me to crib;
. i l I?
not. said the court, lettered by orders M“ their tunduct |
’10 remain in the track. but naturally '” l
Gordon Exoneraled oi impro-
per Conduct by Board
Milli Willi llilHl
illilllllllllllll illillill
Accident llouili Have Been Avoid
all Willi] Proper Precautions
would keep wear to the accepted route. ‘NJUNEB To ”3- EAGL‘E.
in view of the fact that on the night 1
of the accident the moon was not shim
m
Appear to Have Been Caused by Auto;
lag, there was no wind and very lit- and Not by Me Light. i
no well on the sell and especially in investigation into the (use of ‘Harrv1
view of the high speed at which. the Eagle. who was injured in South Main?
‘ / again in peace and comfort.
To Mover Automobil
The car that takes you any diatance and brings you back
1913 MODELS g
Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANK
RIVER STREET Taiophoflo 6814 NORWALK. CONN:
Titanic was steaming. an extra lookout street on Monday evening. has demon-
should have been maintained, and n strated that Mr Eagle was not driving
sharp watch kept by the oinoers on the automobile nor was he struck by
LONDON. .luiy 31.—w'l‘lle judgment;
of the British board of trade court of both sides of the bridge
ilnquiry into the disaster of the WhiteI Further recommendations
€sutr liner Titanic which sank in mid mammals fa! 1111111“ka I Police ““9” “i .lillwlgowe ‘1“anth “ ”$1M
. 1 . ‘nystem for control in cases oi omor ruling mm. W one name a e ng w
or can with 1”" souls aftoi collision so any, a continuous wireless service Mid 101' the 079391“. jammed into ibel
gully part of the are light equipment.‘
are- Mr Eagle was standing on the curb:
bounced Willard” bl bold Mersey. touring the wage” course in the ice 'Englo came to his senses. he discover”.
”the presiding luduo. MW“? ii “mm nu region ed the top of the automobile light on‘
dishes. The court ”“5”...“ that m iniou his shoulder which he took for the
Tho court limit that the collision or national convention be mm to “we 1.... 0! pm are light
the Titanic with the iceberg wall due on . common ruin w. tho subdivision Superimnnuum A 11: Winchester
to the animator mod M which ”iv M “MM “1..., M .0 mg 11¢...“an np- lid! delved into the facts and il nor-
‘flm’ was navigator], that ’ pronto“ partition. wireless rounlalionn. stated in minded that the city's property had
much was not kept; that “10 ”W” the the regions. audthe use of search nothing to do with the accident, as
boats were proimtlv lawnrod but that "shit investigation on the part of the author.
arraugomontu tor manning them were . idea will prove.
. imnlo ’ 1' lion.
innui‘nolenv that "to Mill“!!! liuvr Th. 3" . 1 n .l . a “103 on Mfg N115: film WQI‘BS in the hump.
Californian might lows matched the "0 «old ‘3 “w “m nee ' a dorsal loath r all Novolt Com a
lilo but h d not the a d y n W.
'l‘llanio ll she had attempted to do no: board the C“ J m “ ” ‘ hi to mild to burn encased counsel and
that the truck followadgwu reasonably 23:30 33“.; $233323: $112de will we flavor is responsible tor the
ulicwll 1‘ viii 'oa int 1 . ,
‘ h p nus v t W“ “a h nor wgitbout minis rink. and than Wm” ”1'3““ a“ received.
thorn was no dinnriiuination against 1
third class scavenger» in the saving saved the lives at many or all. Will a
at life. not referring to that captain of the
1.... .... ”‘ mm" WW“ ’ °t’i‘.?.‘i”‘.i“:.’.f:i.l’.fi”fi.ii°.ii‘£ii“§t
race 1;. 1 trains mas a ‘l
3 may, mm and fl it ships on drawn to the fact” that it was
dlroolorof tho waits our line. and
air Cosmo Dnii-Gordon,onn oi the pun ‘ ml‘%fi:fiam vitriol” 1° the
sensors. from any charges at 1mm Wars «drama the Opinion
, (it. .
”figfidmmt recommends more at“ the ”mi" would “9‘" 4"“
mm light contaminants in moving
out”. its which at life bolts for all
‘HAWLIV ASSOGIATION DINNER.
Moat members have received invia’
lotions to tho annual outing and din»
her at “Tho Sidney E. Huntley All:
sciatica." at Minor Bmith‘a place at;
itiratford on Saturday albatross. aus-
nu ma. at 1 unlock. and will hi
the attest oi. the United States mar»
111.1: Hon. autos scam in to an
alps-Wmlmim
11 initial”? omits
lcr. CREAM 1’}
THE JBEST IN TOWN
“1 am You Tnlao rrt
We have our new machine working now and are making, ‘
RUNDLE’S swung
aunt oi honor. .‘l‘houlss A. allot» ’
I
.on board and all» must sun {or 1“ mm '9’“ W“ ”m "‘
theorem on trails: 3.th loom
will Murray‘s Moms 1
anon. piano
with We also Dorm of Daub
Kidney. Liver and Stomach
We will give some Votes
or
each and every purphm ‘
‘ about
Norwalk Chronicler