Do you remember
. .llow cold it was
‘j Until the cool days.
Amrou prepared?
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BRACKEN'
, no
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EMERSON
:suoss
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‘ (or its regular monthly meeting. Not-
_ «011%
Md silo sport.
The Norwsiir induct Franchise Lew
sue met at the house of Miss Monet
and Miss Adelle Pryor, last evening,
O. FRANOJO IATEO, FAMIL'MII FIG-
URE IN THE NOINEOO WORLD
AND LONG OONNEOTED. WITH
THE IMPORT TRADE, BUOOUMBO
‘AT SUMMER HOME. '
withstanding the heat 0. 1111119 number
were mewntud a mm "Wth5 (The Mercantile and “Financial
session resulted. .Mre. Goburn th° 111.191.111.111 10th)
president was in the 01m"- J" "'9 “b A death or the week which briwll
canoe or Mrs. ll‘. 8- Lyon. WWW“ forcibly to mind the evenlncreasing
secretary. Miss Alyse Gregori'. 001W” Edlmunition occurring in the body or
pending secretory, acted as secretary l New York’s older business 111611.115 that
pro item. Reports were given 'by Miss; or c, Francis Babes, senior partner
0 cry 0 Y" :
held Monday at the Wh1te Turkey Inn. company' Empomm MEL mm w“ in
his eighty-seventh year. and had been
Brook-held. Delegates from a. large!1 1
d ti with this line recticail all
number of the Feirfleld County Len- E on tied p y
hi 1 ho t 911101 his long life He was robust i'Or é."
3““ were a” 5 meg ing a U ”V 'men of his years and kept a. linger on
ty—flve people in a“ Mrs Herbert) lthe pulse of the business up until the
Knox of New Canaan. County choir-1
time of his death. This regrettable
event mourred at Belle Island, whom
he was spending the warm season,
and came rather as a surprise to his
many friends and wide circle of busi-
and nose acquaintances interment was
in Boston.
Perhaps the only relieving feature or
the necessarily sad aftermath incident
to the passing of the decased is the
sill, information that the business with
League were reported a substantinliWM“.h he was 9010118 identified 18 to
balance in the treasury and vurioulnlcommue in the some channels as
plans for immediately spending this; heretofore, and under the 551118 POH'
balance were discussed An open air 'cics that have operated ‘0 its pm?! sent
meeting a play. another speech immiprominence The respcnsibilliis of
'Mrs Owen on Mormonism and otherimeuagement devolve upon other shoul-
schemes were talked over and a com- ‘ders but which 031W the warranty Of
mittce appointed by the Chair con icxperience that insures the same care.
sisting of Miss Julia Lockwood Miss {“1 direction of affairs that has dis-
'Hopson. wuss Gregory Miss Elsie Hilliiinguished the enterprise in its not-
were authorized to decide upon somcgm’le past. The remaining partners
plan and report later. are Messrs Lewis B. Rogers 11nd
EFranklin A. Smith, the latter of South
man presided and speeches were giv-
on 'by Mrs. John Rogers, .112, Mrs D. i
T Winton, Mrs. Prowitt. Mrs. Murruy|
of New Haven, and reports given byl
various members.
‘Miss Gregory told informally
entertainingly oi‘ the experiences oi!
automobile campaigners in New Lon
don County during the week she was
with them. '
Three new members of the Norw
WALL STREET,11 a. m-«Spoou»
lstion become lbn‘ocrdsr. satire and,
stronger. with e. sustained demand tor .
the Granger-c, _ 10611.10er Southern
stocks and Motel specieltl I.‘
M l .
WALL srsusr, 1 p. '.~Reaa1ng
slipped buck tobelow yen recreates-
ins. but prices. held we! elsewhere,
with Eric in eepecield and. -
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11 11111: 1111111111
(Continued from First P389.)
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to have accumulated a million am.
The indictments of theselofiicials are
not being pressed at this. time as the"
district attorney is devoting his chief
attention to entrapplng the murderers
oi Rosenthal.
The hunt. for other bank accounts of
Police Lieut. Becker was resumed to-
day by District Attorney Whitman,
who with the aid of the banks of the
city has disclosed that the lieuten-
ant accused of the murder has, within
the year, deposited 058.8%. The dis
trict attorney believed that it will be
ted $200,000. ‘He banked $38,115 in
nine months, 810,00 going to one bank.
“Bald Jack” Rose. in his story be-
fore the Grand Jury is'reported to
have involved Jack Sullivan. the
“newsboy king,’ and cloaedriend cl
Usut.Becl1er, in the murder plot.
Rose is said to have declared that Sul-
livan. after riding around the city the
night of the murder with Lieut. Beck
or, went to “Bridgie” Webber‘s gains
bling place and seeing that. the gun
iNorwulk, Conn Mr. Rogers has been
connected with the husinesrs for a ham
(sunny, and during the past nine veersl
bus handled its executive, duties prsc- i
111 11111 sing ‘uehundtd it is not thought'
that the event under notice will give:
mouth in iinunci :11 changes of any im- 1
101mm. (novelist and it is certuin
1tl1u1 abundant resources are 111 hundE
to perpmuazo the business in its usual
TlCKl TICK!
Jock—When I get my new house i
mean that. everything shall go like.
clock-work.
Bill—~l see; the some as heretofore
——tick. tick—Sun Francisco Examiner.
WILL CLOSE our ous
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For Men
>
7' ' n 't 4' '1” '1- U A'i-U,", '7'}-
Edwin C. Burt’s
Shoes forWomcn
The very latest
models in all lusts
and leathers
a-~‘.\,‘\H‘\‘\‘\_v\_‘\‘~‘ - ‘\‘\‘\;‘
4 4 ' ' ‘ p 1 .
7 CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
.09
00'
Eavcnue. A successor is to be elccicdf
to succeed the departed within a short
time. i
Women’s White
Nu-Buck Shoes
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
for $2.50 a. $2.75 '
MAX LEVY’S
1119 WASHINGTON s1'., amber.
son'm nonwALK
Istoned general sorrow among all who
Elncw him. He was possessed of 11
'l-hccry personality and sterling qual-
Etics of character that gained him
1 friends wllcl'ever he went.
Ellie commercial world he possessed 11
Minutes of the older school. His death
10111111111 11 pl'onouilccd loss and empha-
Esizes the ascent of a new generation.
sale on Wa|k'0Vel'E “1's 11.31.723.33.emu H a
OXTOI'dS A“ Styles Es. (1111115, died at her into home 19
and Sizes
E-Al'fll street, yesterday. Mrs Gibbs
M. Joscm & Sons
.lwns seventy-three years of age and
was well known. She leaves .1 bus».
. baud Horace Gibbs, one daughtel. hire.
EJohn Burr. and eight grandchildren.
EThe funeral will take place Pridatg;
Two Stores. August link at 3. 00 o'<lock in the al-
ternoon. Burial will be in the \or-
195 Washington St. 1 Bouton St 1 walk cemetery.
;_ Notice
‘JWM. EFF RON
M3 511‘ on $11 ect. East
“talk, is paying lo a it). for rags.
, also extra prices for
within}! in large quantities. Cop
(6‘01'120; by brass, 8c; lead, 3 1-2c;
yiock tin, "5c ib.; auto tires, 8c lb
.oxcept linked and skinned. and leather
host specialty. \Vl‘lle postal or tele-
phone 041.
separate Chairs
Funeral of Daniel Warren.
The funeral of Daniel \iulrcn was
inlulgely attended this morning from St.
‘\lui'1's Church when n solemn re-
.
€013]
Equietu mass was celebrated by Rev
B EJ ..l lilcl.(ulnness Miss Helen \1’. Mil-
lcrd rendelcd 0 Pie .,lesu and Some
ESwect Day. The choir sung Nearer,
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
\i_\'(i01.l.lo Thee. us the body was
borne from the (llill‘tli. The pull-
Gcorgc Kceler’ 3
Shoe Store
beur'cis were John ltoncy. John lilo
159 Wuhlngton 8t.
1
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Eiluwm lucob You. James llaincy
EJolm (‘onflors and Michael linenhuu.
Elu crment was 111 St. Eilnry' s (‘emei
tciy.
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BRIDGE'
Sewail L. Peale.
”All l‘F'illtl‘), A1111. ll.—~Scwull 1..
Peace 1‘01 11 number of years employ-
ed as :1 guide at the stoic capital, and
mid Suplemo Conn building day no-
Be. sure ‘0 con— I Herman and guide there. died last cv-
every corner or the house are
t“ in wide vuricty. A full line of
I’mfortahle, Well mode 11nd stylish
d-hend iurnituie 11nd stoves
11d exchanged.
EGutkowsky
w 1111191.» St.
A dollar starts
T'l- 41' Tel. 356.2-
mm»,
d'druwing interest, will protect you it trouble comes. ,
culn lie we 0 a 1d. I) 11
8111‘: With Em gduo to ht‘:llull:S:i:E:,0WDiCh £12111”
R Alexander
llustortcd on by 11 sbmk which be out
before you sell your rugs, rubbers,
l l‘cled about the middle or lost week
motels, papers, icuther beds and uutr»
«mm- .4 —.W,m
ROCHESTER, N. Y” A118. ilk—NA
3132;? tires a” he pays highest chest containing 27.1 pounds or pennies
Also mm, and sells second-handed is on deposit 11th hank bow today to
furniture. the credit oi“ (‘atl W Stordnnt, 11 real
estate m1111.'1‘he pennies, more than
R Alexander ,10. 000 in all were turned over to Stor-
” 21 Raymond St. «10111 as so initial payment to bindthe
_ «um. die or n downtou'n restaurant. The
purchaser. a cafe owner, hurl taken in
1 the pennies over his bur duringn long
W
of hrshing nirthe pennies he received
into a slot. which connected with 11
chest in the cellar.
WASHINGTON, Aw. His-«Willis
' Bruce transmitters; the sciences Vi
{ileum at decisions, Col 111111111, has
an account in ,
diets that and kinetic
i‘bc (lililll of Mr Bates has occu- ESilt‘M “111’ do)" after no “A" ”E
Outside oi‘l
Enumber of social connections and was
{generally respected as one of the line;
since. the opening of 1111115111112,- lernl'yE
OHEBT CONTAINED 40.000 PENNIESl
course of years. He had, made a habit"
. AmEMO-AN VICE OONOUL KILLEDr
men were thcde went. to the 'Hotel Me-
trormle to locate Rosenthol. Rose, it
is iurther said, told the Crond Jury
that Sullivan then returned to Web
ber‘ :11 and told the gunmen where R9
senthai- could be found.
For several days ‘11 bus been report
ed that Sullivan was on the point at
conic sslng 'Hls indituucnt for word
or is anticipated “ '
A check of 2.500 was paid to Book
or bv John Freeman who runs a gem l
Willing house in VVt-si ’l‘liirty- tightliE
dt-Ed
'lhis money was held over to 1hr raid
'ed to ‘01:" cases it is charged 111101
to insure future pleasant relations:
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aovs BREAK LIGHT GLOBES.
.————-~—
Also Took Grooer Thompson's Horse
and Complaint is Made.
Some boys are never satisfied unlessE
they one doing some «litmuge.
latest hobby is that of breaking elec-
Etric light globes. The lncandcscenti
lights are the ones which receive the'
most attention from the boys, although
some. are lights have been broken.
E Many lights on Pruspect avenue,
[East avenue, Franklin avenue. Elm
sheet and Main street have been
broken during the lust Week or so. The
onlv reason the boys hitVe {or break
1111: the lights is that they furnish a
good target for the air rifles, which
1the bees are making extensive use 01'
lately
The electric light company has made
i
l
1
, '11 complaint to the police and the lat
ter have warned the Eboye so many
times that they are getting tired of
this process when they find that it
does no good, and will have to make
arrests in the mar future it the cou1~
plainis Continue to keep coming in. It
the palents in the 1111ch nicotiodDd
sections are wise, they will keep a
closer watch over the boys. and in this
way mnke sulc thut none or them laud
jln the lock- -up some .oi
"wnrm nights
Another one of the pony nicks oi'
the 1101‘s was shown Sunday when
ltlley went in the 01m 01' William
E'i‘hompson. proprietor of the New York
.Gl‘oc-ery CO nud took his home out
flor a Sunday morning drive. Wheth-
er the boys wore pinging soldier or
what their intentions were could not
'be ascertained. it see 11 that fine 01'
the bots had a key to he barn. and it
was his duty to enter the horse every
Sunday morning. last Sunday he did
that like the, idea ct just watering the
horses. so he and some of his friends
;startcd«to give the horses 11 little excite
clue. as they thought. They drove the
horse about for some time, and later
put him back where he belonged The
Ematter who reported 1 Mr Thompson
Ewho reported it to the police, and they
1nre investigating the
STATE LABOR 301
HARTFORD. Aug.
ly report of the State urenu oi Labor
iStntlstlcs for July .1111 that the to
1111 number or cppiicitolne made for
employment. to live ire
.ment bureaus located respectively at
diet-item, blow they 11, woterhury,
number or applicetio s to: help 1,024
and the number or 111 ustoiris' secured;
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cc 1 111 . June
1 TRIST
sanded
.,
11:11.1 Fine Silk and
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
The Second Wee
OFFERS A NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL BARGAINS THAT SHOW A LARGER AVERAGE SAVlNG
THAN WE. HAVE EVER OFFERED.
RAM & HYATT
azette Building, Norwalk, Colinectlcut
of our 11 1111 Summer Shit Sale
Lingerie Waists, with the Popular Dutch
Neck, Priced Very Low.
disclosed that Booked has aocumule— '
Theli E .
those nice .
41 public 1112119101" "
1Bridgcpol't and Nerwi ii on 1,892,0111 .
Dainty White Serge
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OTHER ITEMS IN THIS SAL
KIMONOS
Tailored Poplin Suits, Tan, Pink and Light Blue, reduced to $1.50
1Tan Linen Tailored Suits' at $3 up;
Poncec Coats were SlSA-and $16 now $7.50 and $8. 50.
Suits, former prices $20 to $25, now $10.
E ARE BATHING SUITS, ONE-PIECE LINGERIE DRESSES AND
The Holmes Millinery,
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and
' Remedeling,
TELEPHONE 40$ 3 MONROE ST.
, BUY
Hazelton
Established 1863 ' Established 1868‘
H. Krieger & CO.
West Washington Street
-, a '1'-d '1', ‘1'-r, '1
LAST CALL FOR
Dresses
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/at a, '
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COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 204- 122 Water It.
The Beers Meat 81
Provision Co.
13- 15 Main Street, Norwelk
'22 West Washington St, South ..
Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
Legs of Lamb
Porcquarters
Rib Lamb Chops 12‘4c
Loin Lamb Chops 1605:“
Stew Lamb
. The,
Sentinel
is at Daily
NEWS
paper
in the
4 Brondest
"86118111111 1
ELock, 1001.11.11;
1Milwaukee lleer tor 0150 case. 24
‘ is what you have been paying for the
up. Brandish, Hennessy 31:11:. 3176.
11 Extreme, $1.40; Peach Brandy, 85c:
Brandy, ssh.
’1 f ties. out I will unscented to have you: »
'tt-‘ci‘n 1011' to the on gotta bottle “ii,- 1
“1 con" no!) 11111111.
Come in and see the Dresses we
;: are giving away for
$1, $1. 50, $2. 50
White Dresses, slightly mussc‘d;
for $1.50 and $2.50
‘ Some oi them worth as high as $10
Gingham and Percale Dresses
for $1.00 and $1.50
Worth as high as $5.00
25?”.
m.
Charge Aeoounts
opened with everybody on our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN you’ll
have no reason to complain of
the high costwol living.
We will Clothe You from Head
to Foot on Credit Terms
at Cash Store Prices
EBBBW
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Buy 11 Panama Now
$6.50 for $8.00 quality.
$3.85 for $5.00 qunlity.
‘ Never out of style and
coolest but for summer
"Knox"
Straws are now:
$1.85 for $3.00 quality.
152.36 lot' $11.00 quulity.
$2.85 for 84.00, quality.
03.85 for ts .00 quality.
1 Elome slip; ly dumngod Straw
lists at 1.00, were $3 00 to
You can save money. 1 cont ed-
1vertise anything that i cant make
Ecvo you 20' to 40 per cent.
Schlitz
good.
Now 1 will prove to you. the
weur.
‘bottles. Weir and Zerwerk l’ilsener,
$12.0 Nassau Pilsener, 81.10 once.
lnterhcro. 31.00 case. Other ltlndd im-
ported been. Evans Pale Ale. tine ta-
ble Cream Ale, Uiousen 11nd Finnegan
(21111111111 Ale, 31.10 case. Dent target
our wines, Port, Sherry and Muscetei
tor 8100 do! is worth $1. 60. This
54.00. 1 ,
‘lflon't full to see those Suits 1»
marked $10.00, were $113.00 to
818 00.
some quality. Whiokies trout 12.00
Blackhmy Brandy, 75c; Apricot
About 50 more otiwr.
' midi Whiskiet. bundles anti core
till that are the numerous to menu
—. W “live
Norwalk Chronicler