“”13
slaw lids. do the w
quickly. "
. ,. «lama
Moon at the mum
”A... A)”. 3. HINDI], ’
ii, um. south Norwaik. > Mm.
‘ Dilyfimlbert and John B. Sher-
‘Mrs. Harry 3.. Sherwood
W on. at Weatport, ma Mrs.
Kahuna children, 0! Stamford.
Winod at dinner, and with
ud a Very chaaant ai'ternoo
ujoyed by all. ~ ‘
......._—..
HaviiigPurchased
35 South Main ~8treot,
l mlicit the continuation of your 13
dronuze. Nothing but the About pr
ingredients in a strictly
shop.
JOHN RAIHS
and m it rented. Bentiuolulbl- .
or): cheaply; and: .
, , the
SANITARY BAKERY
duct-s will be offered, made from pure
saultarl’
, 179mm“. tr bad. or to? wily are
proceeding to uncertain. I! r'poni‘ble,
the scum iron which thrown! emi-
nuiod. ' ‘ .
Funeral of Mn. AN. 8. 6|be
~ Tim lunaral servicea‘oyer the pre-
'mnlno oi the late Mrs. Home 8.
Gibbs, were held tram her late home:
419 Arch street, at 8 o'clock this after-
‘hoon." nor. Lincoln-H. Boswell oili-
clatod and the burial was in the Nar-
wallr' Cemetery,
Wrw
ANOTHER .‘DRY $00138 STORE;
Moan. Mum- and Faun Will‘com
mom Buolnou Tampa-row.
With the opening o! the South New
walk‘Dry Goods Company Mrs to
marrow morning lathe Flavlup Clark .
estate building. at the corner of
South Main and Havlland streets. the
«people of this city will be Married
'otlm privileges that :go with on ulpv’tov
date dry goods establishment. Tho
proprietors. Monro. Manor and For-
an, both local man, are well vorsed
Funeral OV‘MI‘I- Horn.
The funeral oervluoa War the re-
mains of Mrs. Marlo Horn will be
held from 5 Taylor avenue immormw
afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. Martin
Smup rwll-l oliiclate and the lube»
mom will labour in (the Riverside
cemetery. '
a.
0‘
in their business and a. glance at their
DresSmaking and
Remodeling
The, Holmes Millinery
Human HairGoods
TELEPHONE 405 . 3 MONROE 81'.
TH E SANITARY BAKERY.
establishment is sufficient to provo
Now Conducted Under the Proprieto... that they are well advised as to what
. Ihip 01.4. p, Ralhs. the later/t and- most approvedstyleu
That the Sinnary Bakery will oon- are and just how to arrange them so
tinue tobo the came successful busl- as 1° show ”’9 WWW 0“ ‘10 their
mass stand under the management of best advantage. This in itself is a,
John P. Rulhs, the new proprietor, is priceless outset to be taken lr‘nbo con-
already assuredi Mr: Ralha came eiderudion by a bull“ 40F 93 a ““8 a
to South Norwalk from Canaan,conn., man that knows how to arrange bla_
to take charge of his new venture, stool: uauully knows his business and
and is a man «thoroughly acquainted a person makes no mistake in trading
with his business and an astute busl- With a thorough “510955 man.
'Jiess man. For the past three months a large
While no [changes have been made ”5"“ 0’ men have «been at work, ro-
10 the store, it being practically new. modeling the building. The results
the new proprietor is endeavoriug to are wonderful and M955“ Magner
Only a month or two
.Uutll the cool days.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershlield 81 Son Co.
1'01. 204.
Are you prepared?
With Coal?
\ CA- ‘-\‘\“.“.‘\““.“ . \‘-
. nix-It/U/n, nil Ulla/v. v; a. a, v
.couNEALLv & -
BRACKEN
' 122 Wat-r u.
live up to the name given 51. by its and Forau have rtranslormed what Was
Iformgr owner and cleanliness and little more than '5: barn into as com-
good sanitation are the goals sought fortablo and pretty a building. inside
for as well as business. as well as outside. as can be found in
‘ The ‘Norwalks.
The grand opening of the new con-
. corn will take pluc‘e tomorrow morn-
Aaron Koppel! Finds Another William |ills and those who desire lo inspect an
Koppoll Has Been Hun, undo-date store in two stories, con-
Aurou Koppoll. tailor at Louis Pri- raining an oxtemsive 5‘00)“ are invit—
ce's establishment. returned to town 9d 1° attend. _
yesterday with the glad news that au‘ The “clerks are well known Ill The
error had been made somewhere and Norwalks and commend themselves to
that the, William lioppell. who was me general Wm”- —Among them are,
Imported to have fallen from a three Miss Edith l‘lmllierton. formerly 0f
story building in 233 Liberty street, Efllbe Boston Store, in the llOIiOllS and
WAS NOT HIS S’O’N.
iNow York, was “at his son. That Mr. veiling department: Mrs. Wood. for-
'Il.
wm. CLOSE our oun’
EMERSON
‘ iWomen’s White
'. SHOES .
For Men .
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
‘ lor$2.50&$2.75
MAX LEVY’S
‘ 169 WASHINGTON ST., amoos
SOUTH NORWALK
Edwin C. Burt’s
” Shoes lorWomcn ;
Nu-Buck Shoesé
iKoppoll and his rclatiwS together morly with llislop. of Stamford. is as»
)will: his son‘s haul of local friends tubllslled 1“ the clollios “I‘d 5““ ‘19"
.‘WOI‘o relivved to boar {ho news is put- partuient; Miss Pickering Ill the bos-
tinu ll lialnlv .lery and uuderwour department; Miss
. When llr, Koppel) received word of Hollis in tho while goods and fancy
the aux-loom. be rushed lo New Yo‘rk “‘0”; department; Missy/Anna 1‘19””)-
bv train to be :11 the bedside of his In “"3 corsets Md ““dérwmr depart-
islrlclaen son and whom he found mm mom. and several others Just as Well
I . . . ' ~ . 1, .
.‘the whole report had been a liorx~iblo"‘““““ “"1 “‘5‘ a; ”WMWM
{mislulie he was all but overcome. l
. The anuouucouwm was first madc~- When you have a room lo rent use
liu the columns of the New York Even» a Sentinel Want .Adl'. and ran? IL
WWMWW
. l
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I‘I,I‘I .-:I,n_u:-‘I,u.u,u
. . .
The Second .. Week of our Ann a
.
THAN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
_ Neck, Priced Very Low. .
Dainty Whité Serge Suits, former prices $20
OTHER ITEMS IN THIS SALE ARE BATHING 8UIT8, ONE-PIECE
KIMONOS. "
STRISTRAM s. HYATT-
“Norwalk's 11985152 Dry Goods Store
3 ”a 5 Gm“? Building. Norwnlk. Connecticut
I'll! . .l.
0FFER$ A NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL BARGAINS THAT SHOW A LARGER AVERAGE SAVING
Extra Fine Silk, and Lingerie Waists, with the P0pular Dutch
to $25, now $10.
Tailored Poplin Suits, Tan, Pink and Light Blue, reduced to $1.50
Tan Linen Tailored Suits at $3 up.
Pougec Coats were $15 and $16, now $7.50 and $8.50.
LINGERIE DRESSES AND
CATHOLIC UNION COUNCIL DIN-
NER.
[afar/Av . a
\‘\‘\"\‘ t
I!
z ”NF,“ Membm Enjoyed Mai, Established 1863 Established 1868 ii
At Dorlon House. . ~ . ,. 34!
Members in the Catholic Union . ~ H Krle er & C0 9!
Council. Knights of Columbus. of the , O ‘ o 1’!
number of forty-five were royally eu- . . fl
lortalned at the Dorion House by “79“ \VdShlflgtOfl Street ’3
Landlord John E. O‘Sulllvau last ovon- 'A 3‘
lug and regalod with Mr. O'Sullivan's All i“
famous shore dinners. Tho affair prov- “ 1“
ed in be a great and lusling success 35 , . ’
and the. only regret on the part of ,4 D t f I t tt (1
those present. lliati‘nare are not more 2‘ 0“ al 0 a en our
lo come this season. ,3
The gathering was a happy and cor» h
genial one. as are all such when they 3‘ ‘
are made up of «Knights and they oer-7 A
inluly made the Dorlou House ring! y
with their shouts of approbation of? 9
both the dinner and the speakers. of; I)
. , H
lhc evening. ' I
" i
The woman wuo wonta a housework» ;
er generally has success with a Sen 3
"incl wwm ml
\‘\‘\‘\,‘\‘\
{a a a 'lar/
m-..“ . . no N.
I
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l
I
I
Tho very latest
models in all lasts ’
Oxfords All Styles
and leathers
_ and Sizes
M. Josem & Sous
Two Stores.
"/-/- It
1 ICONNEALLY a
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
IO.
, no
IO.
0..
I 195 Washington St.
Sale on Walk-Over?
1 Bouion St. ;
I
l -~AT THE MARKETS 0F—
TELEPHONE
‘A ‘ N,‘ \‘ ‘3. \ ‘ \‘ 3‘ \_. x
I .
EFFRON l L
oi 35 For! arrool. East
adies’ Oxfords
WM
‘ and Pumps
, VNDrwalk, la payiug iv a m. for raga;
and aluo mil ru mirrors for ‘
Animals in largo quantities. Cop-
l
I
Ila?! 1.20: by brow, or: lead, 3 1»2r.';‘
block tln,.3fm 1b.; auto iiroa, lie 11)..
Shoe Store
159 Wuhlnolon 8t.
E
Bargainsi
George Keeler’
BRIDGE
.....1.
‘ Beers Meat & Provision Co.
13 and 15 Main St. Norwalk .22 Washington St S. Norwalk
Forequarter Lamb
8 .
z
I
I
, Legs Lamb, Genuine, 15c lb. a
Rib Lamb Chops lZ‘éc lb.
g; and first comeré get first
1% choice.
'16 h
u .,
:1; All of our $1.50 and $2 Black @
“u Lawn 8: White Lawn Waists m.
u go at 50c. d3
w .3
I; Dresses for 75¢, $1.25 a 51.50 g:
‘3 worth as high as $5. ill.
:6 ‘ . 93
11."; Boys’ Wash Suits for 39c. @
5.3 l . '
l! Sweaters at Half Price. 0i
' . d
. - .33, Shapes for 50c, former values 1
lb 1: u to $5 "3
9c . ; .9 A ~ . a
. :3 House Dresses and Wrappers ;
‘ , but 50 cents, --—~ and 8.11081 9.
.1. of other Bargains throughout 2"
gleam. linked and akluuml. and lumber;
Milli upccrluliy. erlo [Wain] or tole-
m....m WW mu... .1. m...“ ,
eparate Chairs I sult with
ovary vnriwr of the houco are;
{Idiom wldc vurloiy. A full line olI Ru A‘exander
table. won mode and ulyllultlwi‘oro you “(‘11 your ram. rubbe-
lmuiulu. pawns, luuihor beds; and nu
lmobllo tires nu he:
and slovcugprltwn.
mum: furniture
V lid cxchangod.
. I furniture.
, Gutkowsky I R. Alexander
ma ”’""‘""VW“' "'"' 1".” W.-. .W”
. , mg the Many Reusons Why
Should praoiioersyaiemailc saving In the {info proleulifln it gives
halo, and drawing interest, wall protect you ll trouble roman.
A dollar slam an recount In
Be Sure {to Con-
pnyu hliihuut
Mao buys and coils soaond-lmudod
dim camo‘r. Evan a little tlouoelimi cvéry pay day, whercr :’
Sou Narrow-gs Bank ‘
lSch
9clb
12clb
.24clb
12-18c lb
Pork Roast
Stew Lamb
Stew Veal
Veal Outlet
Veal Roast
Roasting Chickens 25c lb
Smoked Shoulder’s ,12‘4c lb
Q
Rib Roast,
Pot Roast
rs,
10'
Fresh Shoulders
German Fra‘nkforts
Hamburg Steak
Fancy Fowl
3f the store.
14ch P
12c lb
14ch
Prime, 16c to 22chb l
10200 lb
18c lb
You can care money. ‘1 don't ud-
vorlluc anything that I can’t make
‘unod. am. you 20 to 40 par cont.
iNow I will prove to you. Schlitz
lMllwuukec liner for $1.60 case, 24
lbottloa. Wei: and Zurwerk i’llnonal‘.
$1.20. Nauru: Pilaener. 81.10 mm.
mm». $1.00 cane. Other kinda im—
ported boars, Evans Pale Ale. that do
lilo Cream Ale, CIOIIIBII and Flanauu
M.
Soft SheIICrabs, Large 50c doz.
»
Diamond “0”,,Hams
Live, Broilers
(3mm Ale. $1.10 cum. Don‘t forgot
our wines, kart, Sherry and iluuoatol
'lor $1.00 gal. It: Worth $1.50. Thin ‘ '
In, What you hare been paying for the
17c lb
§
Meadow Grove Olco-
: 7 7 margarine ’
:, Fancy Native Peaches. ,
"l-(lc qt. Bills.- for “250
25c 1b
Best Creamery: Butter 7 32c. lb‘.
Vcry Largegllancy .
‘ Lemons
some quality. Wharton from $2.00
up. Braudlan, I-leunel‘syilxxx, pitta.
Extmtlao. $1.40; Pouch Brandy, 85c:
blackout-xv Brandy. 75c: Apricot
Brandy, 85o. About 50 more , other
branch Mhlfllflot. brandloo and cor-
dial: that are too humorous to mar»
lion; but i will uuaraum to rave you
from 100 to 254:, cu every puma you . .
paranoia mm on. You come and g
,ronvinoc youmlt.’ Our 1'11. 606-2. ‘ ,
PNMI MING”; ' .'
mil “Li up: no; and, Momma;
I’ll“; m “human, own.
25¢ dozen} I
. a n! at, alga/a, a a,
\‘\‘\‘\‘\u\.\‘ ‘\‘\
Bargains
Stocks are very limited,
hull auarautccd mat colon.
g
a Air/Av
\\‘
BE BBEWEBBEE
‘
,bz'ar" a, aza‘d. at
“‘
SHIRTS
'l'linro uovor mm a lurllm'
ilmo lo uluvk up on llhlriu.
lililrlu oi Qualify, llum ul prod»
out. '
.luul polo llwuo price»:
$1.15 for our SIM) grmlo.
$1.46 for our $2.00 grmlo.
51.66 {or our $2.59 grade.
“.85 for our $3.00» grade.
$2.66 for our $3.50 grade.
final. note, also, that they am
cow coLLAns .. 15c, 25a, 1500 '
Joseph Davis
VI! Vgnhlumon M. Vol. do». ‘ :74
Norwalk Chronicler