_ When you are sweltering
With the mid-summer heat
I?” Do you remember
Howcold it was
_ . Last Winter?
‘ Do you?
I ‘Dnly a month or- two
“Until the cool days."
Are you prepared?
‘ ‘ With Goat?
. charged with intoxication.
‘ Town Court this morning, Judge ”Wil-
lilii iii in mm
warn. reruns. to: 10 a. are-Gains
uteri at the queuing 'oi todaya stock
market. Most of the active issues in-
clined to heaviness, particularly Uh;
ion Pacific, Reading. St. Paul and Nor-
thern Pacino... Groomer. gains was in
‘Pittaburg (loci old. which rose a full
point. ,
mm-
tliirank Taylor lwuehrrested lust ev~
chin-g by Officer John 'H. Toothlll.
At the
liam F. Tammany continued the ease
for a. month pinning Frank in the cus-
, tody of the chiel and captain of police.
with instructions for him to report to
them twice weekly.
The Holmes Millinery
HumanHairGoods
Dressmhking and
Remodeling
3 MONROE ST.
TELEPHONE 405
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. ' CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
In ,.
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EMERSON
SHOES
For Men
“(at ,
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Edwin C. Burt’s
Shoes for'Women
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: a‘ia far/At» .‘
The, very latest
models in all lasts
and leathers
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7:. CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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Notice
WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort street, East
orwaik, is paying in n in. {or runs.
d also extra prices for
Illegals in large quantities. ("0p-
_ 12c; by hides. St; lead, 3 idle:
“ml k tln,1.’»lc lll.; auto tires, Sc lll.,
except ticked and blillllll'il. and feather
W acidity.
“(will
eric postal or tele-
eparate Chairs
every corner of this house are
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nwido variety. A lull line of
bio, M'cll manic and stylish
Even a little
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practice oystemutie saving is the lure protection it gives
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Wit" IQ.
and losses were about evenly diatrih- ..
'l’he Beers Meet at
Provision Co.
I3 15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 WeatTWashingion St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
Legs 'of Lamb 15c
Forequarters 9c
Rib Lamb Chops 12‘/2c
Loin Lamb Chops 16c
Stew Lamb ‘ 9c
fllIlHS llllljllNlMlS.
Charles Jewett Darin.
Charles Jewell; «Dunn, of 3 Edlie ave-
nue, passed away at his heme yester-
day afternoon at the age or 74 years.
The funeral servicaa will be held from
the late residence on Friday after-
rmoo at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. sninu
will oiflciated and the interment will
follow in the East NOrwalk cemetery.
Mrs. Marie Horn.
Mrs. Marie Horn died this morning
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
‘tha Kumisch. 56 Taylorravcnue, after
a. long illness. The funeral will be
held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o‘-
cl0ck at the house. Rev. Martin
:Sienp will ofiiciate. interment in Riv-
ierside cemetery.
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: Frances G. Morrell.
l Franc-es G. Morrcll. wife of Thomas
;I\rlorrell. diild at the home of her sis-
Jter. Mrs. George Moore. in 210 Ely
avenue, last night. The. deceased was
WILL CLOSE OUT DUR
fWomen’ s White
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
for $2.50 81 $2.75
MAX LEVY’S
189 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
w~._._,~..._.. ’w... . ._...
I Sale on; Walk-Over!
Oxfords All Styles
and Sizes
M. Josem & Sons
Two Stores.
l 195 Washington St.
Special
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
Shoe Store
159 Washington at.
suit with ,
I R. Alexander
before you sell your rage, rubbers,
metals, papers, leather nods anti auto-
mobile tired as he pays highest
prices.
Also buys and sells recommended
furniture
R. Alexander
Tel. 2552. ‘ "2! Raymond at.
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deposited every my day, Whore“
Nu-Buck Shoes;
1 Benton St.
George Keeler’s
BRIDGE
Be Sure to Con-
:40 years; of age. The funeral and
:huriul will take place in {lssiniiig \.
”IV. on Saturday.
m...“
limes our are:
errors AT urwronr
Nli’i‘ll'tll‘t'l‘, ll. 1., Aug.
ithe Brenton Reef Light vessel today,
ti'or the rate for the. King's Cup, the
llasi on the New Yonk Yacht Club's
j‘yeaily org-opium tor large. boats it “as
lTl.—~Four
> .sohooners and tire sloops went. out to
:tht inizizfi rm for the (up offered b3
IKing George 3.. and there was (on
lsidcral hie eagerness among the 3achts-
;-men tor the honor ol liming the name
{of their host the first to be inscribed
on the trophy.
The yachts were blown out of the
iharhor by a moderate
threeze. whichwilatieneri out considertr
Iillly when the boats reached the light
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northwest l
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lVeSSt‘l at ill a. m. The day was air.
being very clear and,
{lilt‘l‘lh the air
the sea smooth. The only drawback
was the lack of wind.
The yachts sailed in one class. the
schoouers being rated at 90 per cent.
of ilicir‘rncing measurements.
lng ports, were:
Schooners.
lien! on.
BEBTIIIII ‘II'AIIII
KILLED BY TRAIN
VJPJSTI’ORT. Aug. 1 “Lu-Nicholas
Kit-cine. n (lroek section hand on the
New ilnveh road, was ground to death
under an express train between
Greens; Farms and this point, yeater»
tiny afternoon. He was hit while at-
tenrpting to remote a shovel from
the tracks ' He was tort3 two years
old and married
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new haven. ROAD .MAKaeoew
. raackaoe AGREEMENT.
ALBANY. Aux. 15.-~'l‘n‘e nubile eon
vice commission has approved a iraele
age lease égreement between the Con
trot New inneiand Railroad and the
New rota, New listen .3 alertidrd
Railroad company- .
U‘t‘he‘ tense promos that trains or
(the Central New Eamon shall run‘
'. pm the New Haven fro
I .t‘lonnq to Hopewell Jarrett
distance or an miles. an ,_ ,
The,
starters. with their owners and llflll'; "
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Elena, Morton F. Plant, New Lon-
don and New York.
lrollm, 3:. Walter Clark. Zilnlhlo
head and Philadelphia.
Plriolinntresn. W. E. iselin. Non"
York. ‘ .
Princess. lit martsi Lloyd. lloslon. i
Sloops
lstnlennu George M. Punt-lion, New
\ork.
\‘i’insomo. 'l‘ri‘lwliridue Hall, New
York. .
AVongor, ll. L. Maxwell, New
York. >
Aurora, (‘ornollun Vanderbilt. New-
port and New York,
‘Siiininu, ROIWTI Treat Paine. 2nd,
PIILI’I’IBI ' SIZ‘ZI. IIII II
89- IIIIIIIIILK
wonuuuedrrommmrnw . . .. ..........
this year was on assured tact last. ev
.. .. . .. ...:’ “ TRISTRAM & HYATT
monthly business meeting of the local:
to humiliate tor a. city ticket at thel Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
would have a. city ticket. in the held
next meeting, which will be held on
Wednesday evening August 28th. It;
was given out. this morning that DI“ 5
William E l(linatuoellor would again
head the ticket and the members of
the party are confident of making ai
much bother run than they did last
year.
A campaign committee, made up of
Richard Voigt, (”hairman Samuel P
Holmes, secretary, Louis Belkowitzu
treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Abrahams and
Vincent Biggie was appointedand will
get down to: hard labor at once.
The Socialists will put up a vigon
our. light this year and hope to make
a showing that will cause the other
parties to sit up and take notice.
0 our Annual Summer Suit Sale
OFFERS A NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL BARGAINS THAT SHOW A LARGER AVERAGE SAVING
THAN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
Extra Fine Silk and Lingerie Waists, with the Popular Dutch
. Neck, Priced Very Low.
Dainty White Serge Suits, former prices $20 to $25, now $10.
Tailored Poplin Suits, Tan, Pink and Light Blue, reduced to $1. 50
~ Tan Linen Tailored Suits at $3 up
Pongee Coats were $15 and $16, now $7. 50 and $8 50.
OTHER ITEMS lN THIS SALE. ARE BATHING SUITS, ONE- PlECE LINGERIE DRESSES AND
KIMONOS
Miss Anne-Gullah“ and Miss Min-
nie Coatea have returned from a one
week’s vacation at Floral Park.
The woman ,wno relies upon Ben- ,
tinel Want Adva. to secure the house-
hold help has a little time for other
things. '
A SMALL
MISFORTUNE SALE
Not so bad as was reported in the daily papers, but quite a
good deal of stuff has been soaked by the water which flood-
ed our store last Sunday morning. The goods had to be
dried before we were able to offer them for sale. You could
not tell the stuff was ever wet, if we hadn’t told you. That-as-
sures the goods being fast color.
These Geods Go on Sale
Tomorrow Marning
and no doubt will be sold before night. The Stock consists of
All-Our Shirt Waists, Colored andWhite Dress-
es for .Women, Misses and Children,
A FewTailor-made Suits, Black Serge Skirts,
' House Dresses
A Few Mattresses, the ticking a little discolored
TRIMMED HATS
Everything to go on Sale Tomorrow at a Great Sacrifice.
COME! Perhaps you will find just the thing you want.
H. Krieger & Company .
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“Mot-A
niilengehenre to the total mileage and CHILDREN POISONED AFTER EAT
the, same proportion of taxes 11nd ING ICE CREAM AT CHURCH
maintenance and other expense of, plCNic.
LOOk, Look Look
You can “We money. I don't Ad
Buy a Panama Now ‘
so. 50 for $8 00 quality.
“are. mu»...-
operation.
RARE OPERATION.
Man
.That oi Gunman section Forlormod
at Hospital.
The operation of Caesaaenn section.
which hill! been attempted in this city
only a for: times and is comparatively
rare in atirgeiy was performed at the
Dnnbhry unepitoi on Mendel. so we
ceesruily that both mother and child
have every reasonable Mom: or iii"
in; unless, oi come some eomoilcm
iipn that cannot be Jameson at. the
. mascot time domicile» The operation
1 his presence
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WATERFORD. Aug ifimhome an
or more children and grownups who
ate ice 'cream at the Jordon church pio-
nie, Tuesday, are today- suffering
from poisoning, the nature of which
has not been deter ihed. That the
lee crew is rec naihle Was made
clear by the iiinaiiil at two ohiidre
who could not. attend and to whom
cream was taken by their parent}: it
is expected that all the sufferer; will
recover.
WWW (
ouLcoAiee ‘ro lemmas! eon.
vEN'i‘ldN.
At the meeting or the executive
committee or the state Banking As-
a
intonation, which was held at the Green-‘
h’
. bio Cream tile.
1‘ Cream Ale :1 in can. Don't forset
in .,
lemony. 85c.
vertiae cunning ”that i can't make
good. 8M0 you 20 to 40 per cent.
Now i will prove to you Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer for $1.50 case. 24
bottles. Wei: and Zerwerk Pileener,
81.20. Nhriluu Pilloner. $1.10 euro.
internal-o, 31.00 cane. Other kinda inn
ported beers. Evans Pale Ale. has is
Gleason and Flanagan
our wines, tort, Sherry and Muaeotei
tor 81.00 mil. ll worth 11.50. This;
is, what you have been paying tor the9
some quality. Whiukies from $2. 00‘
Brandi“, chhmy 333:, 31.? ii.
streams. 31. iii; Peach Brandy, Bier
Blackberry Brandy. 75c: Apricot
About 50 more other,
brands chitin". meddle: and cor-
dia a diet are too numerous to m
tien. but i will methanol; to alive
from ice to 260‘: on every bottle. ,
purchase ire till Y 3'
93. 86 for 3500 qliillliy ,
Never out of style and the
. coolest hat for summer wear.
“Knox":
Sirawa are new:
$1.“ for 23.00 quality.
‘ V2.35 for 350 quality.
$2.86 for M. 00 quality
$3.85 tor $5. 00 quality.
home slightly deranged Straw
54.00
Dent tail to line those Suits
‘marked £10.00, were I15 00 to
Alain at $1.00, were ’3. 00 to ' " V
Norwalk Chronicler