‘. When you see
Our terms go by
IWith heaping loads
Of shining Coal.
I Isoooi and a wra
Feels grateful
Of future needs.
Say, does it?
I 1 fW-hen'the night air
P
Does it remind you
35 South Main Street,
duo/ti will be offered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary.
JoHN RAIHS
The Holmes Millinery
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE 3T.
BUY
II.
.0.
I; The very
models inall lasts
and leathers
"CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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CONNEALLY 8t
BRACKEN
EMERSON
BISHOES
For Men
Edwin C. Burt’s
Shoes forWomen
latest
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Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfieid & Son Co. N
Tel. 294.
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122 Water Is.
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WILL CLOSE OUT OUR
Women’s White
Nu-Buek Shoes
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
for $2.50 81 $2.75
MAX LEVY’S .
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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Sale on Walk-OverI
Oxfords All Styles 1
and Sizes
M. Josem & Sons
Two Stores.
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1 r. ‘/-’ Ufa, a, -f‘4"/'/-;' '1’; 1'
n‘
195 Washington St. 1 Benton 8t.
of.”
and also extra
hostels in large qua
per 120; by brass, 8c;
beds weeialty.
, phone dist].
Notice
WM EFFRON
5 Fort street East
Norwalk. is paying it: 11 lb. for rags.
prices
ntities.
Cop.
lead, 3 1-20;
block tin, 35c 1b.; auto tires, Sc 1b.,
except linked and skinned. and feather
I Write postal or tele-
Special 1
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
159 Washington St.
for
BRiDGE
' and exchanged
WI Mouton at.
Don't Think 1'...
Cannot
We have a
furniture
Gtitkowsky
iii-hand furniture and stoves
{11.111111111111111 ‘Given to
RGE Oi“ SMALL ACCOUNTS
Tel. 419
DO
as others do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
metals, papers, feather beds and auto-
mobile tires to R. Alexander. as he
pays the highest prices.
Also buys und,aelia stipend-hand tur-
allure.
R. Alexander
Tel. .356 2. 21 Raymond 8t.
“To... .1...“
at
oath Norwalk Savings Bank
De osits Over $2, 400, 00%
Slim 8 and Profits $144,000
1; Johan
ligwllfi’urohased the
. SANITARY BAKERY
I solicit the continuation at your pa-
tronage. ‘Nothing but the best pro- '
‘in St. Mary" is ccmetely.
were largely attended.
.ilnugh.
.Schatrb,
Ibuth members of the Fraternal Order
'of Eagles. 1
111111.111 Loading on; Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Namath Connecticut
Many New Items have been added and every woman who appreciates Values
should visit our Suit Department and see the Bargains
. . Ladies". .
LINEN DUSTERS
Sizes 14 to 46 in hunt measure,
from $3 up,
Colored Silk .
UNDERSKIRTS
In all the latest shades, matte-
ed to $2.75. new goods.
“China ~ Silk Waists
High or low neck, long or short
sleeves, Mach, white, and many
shades of color, at money saw
ins prices.
Lingerie Waists
Dutch necks, in many
and at little prices.
styles '
A few more Tailored Linen Two-Piece
Suits that are Big Values at present prices
White Serge Sample Suits, wereSZO-SZS, now $10
Good Bye to the Bathing Suits0
We have marked them down to the last.
with plenty of summer days 1
for little girls.
$1.15,
from F100, and W
are worth double money.
notch,
Dainty suits
omen's Suits from
oft.
models.
There are no better models in this sale.
KIMONOS AT; 0051'
Our entire stock in many patterns, long and short
Many Other Items that will interest you on your first visit
lifIIiIIS IIIII iIIIIERIIS .
Funeral of J. P. Hanlon
The funeral of.lnn1es P, iianlon was
held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
f'rom St. Mart s chuich. Rev Father
Finn officiated and burial was made
The services
A large delega
I‘m“ of “‘31“ ““0“de and two men street was pulled and the department: lar chefs afforded 11,1- the club.
Ifrom this order acted as flower bear-
.‘ets. The floral pieces were many and
handsome.
Shortly after the services Miss Alice
'i‘acc to Face." and as
Ithe body was being home from the
church Allison Smith rendered “Cal-
vary."
The pallbearers were Henry Malone,
John llorney, John Bovine, Sl'., Patrick
The flower bearers were Carl
Jo, and Timothy McCarthy,
Mrs. Abram Macardell
Mrs. Abram hiacurdell. formerly Miss
Jennie Osterbnnks, died yesterday at»
ternoon at her home in MiddletOwn, N.
Y. Mrs. llacardeil hus been sick only
two weeks and the news of her death
will be deeply felt by her trinity friends.
She is survived by her husband and
one daughter. one sister, 1111's. tifu
Middle-brook of Camp street Norwallt.
one bruothot Dr E WOstcrbanlts and
her tuthet. The funeral arrangements
are not yet completed.
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Funeral or William Zipper-er
The funeral ser'rites urer the re
mains of William Zippcrer were held
yesterday nits rnoon at i oeiock from
the. late residence.
South Norwalit. Rev.
officiated, and the oilaoquiea were
largely attended. The poll hearers
wore members of Beecherjs llrum
Corps. of which the deceased was a
member. The 11411111111111, were taken to
iirlducpori‘uud laid at rest in the
Iatkoview cemetery.
Alexia Buvorin.
S'I‘. l’i-Z'l‘icilsiitlliitl, Aug. 24.»Alox
is Suvoriu. tulilor and proprietor of
the Novas Vromya. 'tlietl today, at the
age of 78.
Louis 1). Pound] .ll., of Stamford
guest of friends.
”a
When you have a room to rent use
11 sentinel Want Mr. and rent it.
\
The Beers Meat '81
Provision Co.
13 1 is transom,
22; West Washington St. South
Nor-walk
“ Phone it 'Bdiliijtoreg
Hiram, modem; doom 1.. Wood 1
in Water street-LI
Martin ' Steup'
NorWalit 1
Items AVElluE I
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Milli BUBNEDI
The one-stem burn or. 911 1191i by GusI
"1‘a1lin. (111 Ferris attnue was entire
ly destroyed I01 firt- this 11!" (rnooilfl
when in some unknown nmnnner a pile
of 1nd but taught flit llox 41 at the
corner 0 Fairfield 1'11enuc and (edut
I
respondtd. After a little delay the
blaze was located and it prmed to
Ibe a stubborn fight for supremacy be
tween the water and“? he flames. The
structure was soon doomed howe1'er.i
and it pro1ed 111 be a total loss The
owner bad old junk. hay and some.
rags stored in the barn and in some
way, which was unknown 11p to press
time, the hay and 1ags became lgnit
ed.
which is CO\(‘i‘(ll by insuraute
with the .l. M. Layton Company.\
I William A. Nash's new dancing pa-i
I villion at new Ilorlon’s Point was al-‘
most the. victim offjsonte fire-bug. on
I
Saturday, when a large hole was bor-~ Former Resident of South Norwaik, water.
and i
dosed
flooring
Sentinel
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The.
ed
copies
through
of
ISOHODA YACHT .
fillili SLAM BAKE
The members of the lschoda Yacht
(‘iu'u par-took of their annual baits on
yesterday afternoon‘nt the (lab house.
off Water street and it was voted 1111-
animousiy that the eats surpassed any-
thing heretofore served by the popu-
A full
bake was served and cooked to a turn.
There v. ere sixt1'-'ii\e mouths to feed
arcording to (Olilll but if judging by
the amount of food consumed thtre
might have been one hundred and th
ty for (ortainly the sort 111g of the balteI
in the club house did not afft-ct theirI
appetites one mile.
The bake was (OOIiQdI (harles
Petris John Ainsoorth Joseph A (‘ar- ‘
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Wed: New Jersey Girl.
Harry F‘ Dexter, of Hamilton On
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of Black Lawn
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wear articles to
low prices. It
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CA....t-: UPSET AT THE KNOB.
Miss Martha Henderson and Brother
In An Accident
\iiss Martha Henderson, of West
The loss was estimated at $200 riot and Frank Fox who Were gluon. :1 ,n1',onue accompanied by one of her
held 1010 of thanks and appreciation foilb1othe1s while out sailing in a tattoo
. the 11 hard work.
off the Knob Club on Saturday after
noon. had a narrow escape from losing
their lives when the canoe in capsiz-
'ing th1ew both the occupants into the
Miss Henderson is not a swim-
; mer though she retained her presence
'of 11111111 and was saved by the efforts
with kerosene 11ers posited into the lilri0.former11 of South Norualk. and' of her brothtr. who managed to get
dancing ball and ignited
tunateiy, the 11111111 being waxed did
not readily catch the flames and all
that. remained to show that a dastard-
ly attempt had been made was a
scorched spot on the floor. the bored
hole and one or two papers soaked
with kerosene and partly scorched.
\‘1illinm A. Nash toultl not be leach
ed up to. mess time and it is to be
‘presumt-d that be will investigate the
matter.
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TOWN COURT CASBE.
George Honey Appeals from Sentence
of 240 Day. in Jail.
George Hunt-1y was Jtrraigned in the
court this morning.
with lit-lug 11 1111111111011 drunknrd and
intoxication. lie was given 240 duo's
on the first champ find to days on the
second. Husauy inch on appeal.
Thomas Goodwinwua arrested Sat,
urdnv nixht by (linear Jarvis Murray.
H11 was intoxiutind and when found
111111 mind to insult in a door in RiverI
strut-1.111111% were titted at $15 and
(ioudwitl at-t 111ml them early Sunday
.iudy and the dauuhlor of a New Y
has auroral ulstnru and brothers
of Mr and Mrs William Howard
Brooks, of,Tom‘a River. N. .i., were:
married in that place on Saturday."
August 2411), at the home 01‘ the
bride's paredts, the wedding being at»
tended by only a few relatives. Slmfi
plieiiy was the prevailing nature oi"
the ceremony, but this detracted in no”i
way ”rum the beauty of the ccl‘umony. !
Hurry 11‘. Dexter is well known ln‘
South Norwalk and is a member of tileI
South Norwalh (lab and the ltnob‘t
Club Company He came here origin- I
ally with his father. Henry J. Dexter I
In the interests of the Fibre Products;
(‘ompunt After his fathers rleutu
some time ago. the young man loftl
He was t'hortiell,tou11 and outraged in business in New i “gills";
ll 1
York ill}, where he is still emblou-ti.
His many friends will learn of hitti-
marriage with tunsidorullic pleasure.
Mrs Doxtot is n charming younu
ol‘ltI
importer Silo Ililii visited in town
and has numeroua acquaintances bore.
\lrr pexlet is the sun of ”tire Mart
iioxldr of Winnipeg. Manitoba. and
in
morning '1th inuruinll ”18 WWII! WWI various parts of this country and ('mb
wart a tinltor in town, yesterday, the forfeited “a Goodwin was not in court. udu.
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Photos» of 1.1111111114111129 WMWmm‘Iaiater. resided here for some time
1
5 bed. and the boy will he in the custom
of his father.
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HUNGARIAN DOCIAL GLUE.
PLAV.
Theilungarian Social eittb gave a
“he Ml ploy. entitled "The Executor‘
hall in Notak's hall. in Quintnrd ave
use on Saturday night 111 the conclu~
sion of the plays, dancing was enjoyed
until midnight.
The players nonunion themselves
with credit. to 111111111111 We and to their
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Iouter places of intereut
““5 WWW] ““0108“?! I“ 5' ”“Ckefliretam, the young people will reside
alias iiisie Demos the warmest
with her father and brother, but in:
now living with her mother.
After the wedding eeramou . Mr.
and Mrs. floater started and an ex-
ientien wedding trip. (moods. helps
the objective point. Visits will he
made at Niagara. Falls, holistic and
Upon their
hr Tom' 11 River for the present.
Mm
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0N! WEEK
of a Sent-idol emitted ad. will give
you a good chalet. of replies to answer.
Got the 1m: tenant or landlord you
can
-1 why is 11111111 1111111 1‘ need 11111111111113
in the handling when
.bonL
crown escrow,
V011 for‘ 'Iiiss iillian \‘adlne Brooks, daughter his sister on top of the owitui'ncd
Icruft.
Assistance came shortly front the
shore, the mishap having been notie-x ‘
ed by friends who put out in a row-
Mius i'iendr-rson and brother
were none the worse for the exper-
ienceusure that they were drenched.
and stir a trip in Norwalk for dry up—
parel, returned to the Knob and on-
form the regular Saturday evening
dance.
-ummm m-
THOUGHT THERE WAS A FIRE.
About a quarter of night last even
1—.
THE TRUTH.
l proto it to you. i opened the
lijaor Store just three
i started with ours 11111111
Wiodny l limo three teams to deliver
.1'tl 11: air 111,1 Int 11 shown that n
1'1 ‘ . 11. win like lidi’allllmfl of
11.1 11111 11 1-1 11 Hindi plvn 111111111111 or
litkt iii rm it"‘lllllll. but i giro you the
culth 11h 1 ,1o..l1111 of me. i nurture
1011 t‘.‘..1 on will sure
or rut. on all the good» we sell.
ery boilio goods yoh can 11111111 from
lilo 1021c on bottle. (in Witter,
itiherrt'. Port, Museutei Si no gallon.
Worth $1.50. interboro liner. :1 on
case, 24 bottles. Nassau l'iisoneh.
ti. to court. “W. and 56,. It to ease
Sohiits heart 31.110 ease. Platinum and
Flamingos Cream Ale. $1.10. Owen
Ale and other importer! Alert and
Luger. 1111111111111 of Air: or liner
bottled at brnwery. Cordial, Gin and
Whiskey at very low pricier. Tattle
claret, title gallon You can‘t buy the
some thing for less than 31.11111
dome and give us a. trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine, taco
cash or $100 bottle. worth $2 so. We
deliver in your home. bio delay.
Tel. 60612 or postal 1111111 will do. No
connection with any other place. This ‘
is the only place that i do business.
731.19%“: ,
out! Oiiilim
adult" Bin”. lit-on. ,
iy Liquor lion ruin Wholesaler.
” grotto” '
madam
H Krleger & Co.
West Washington Street
Rummage
“Just amFew of the season’s Left-
Overs to go at Very Low Prices.
A few Pure Linen Coats, a few
White Linen and P.» K. Suits,
few White orLinen Shirts, 21 small
lot of Lingerie Waists, a small lot
lot of Wash Suits for Boys.
small lot of Wash Dresses, and a
great many other useful ready-to-
buy these things and put them
away for next Summer.
COME IN
and RUMMAGE AROUND
20 to to per;
011 ““1
Milt herewith
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A small
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Waists.
close out at very
will pay you to
WEEEEEWEEW it
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lug bO\ 11'» at the t'Olllt‘l‘ of Main and
“all street, 11.1: turned in. The fire
men iesponded and were told that the
I roof of loiin iianlcn s stow uus afirc.
They laid a line of hose but the fire
could not be incntcd. The firemen
broke in one of the windows in the
door and proceeded to the roof. The
fire fighters did not iind any fire, but
they found the cause of alarm. Steam
from the paper mill was carried tip the
creek by the title and passed up
through a vent pipe. in the glare of
the electric light it appeared as a
great volume of smoke issuing from
the roof of the building, and caused
i the watchful eye of it citizen to gvio 11
false alarm.
1 o
How will that New .
Suit look at the
,Trip'a End
if you carry it Iii our of our
Wardrobe 'l‘rouita 1.1 will he'
routly to put on and near.
iltnp in and lot. 1111 explain
how to pitch a wardrobo trunk.
Strainer Wardrobe, to incited,
$22.50.
Regular Wardrobe. 45 inches.
$42.01? .
(“ompieto line of Traveling
Goods.
' Joseph. Davis
guwsmsmje roam. ” ‘
Norwalk Chronicler