Silk Hose.
III Tan wane and mack. ‘
at 250
‘ (Ionta' Balbriggan tinder-
wear. all sizes at
26c and 500
(Innis' Dark Gray and Light
(titty Underwear at, .. 250 49
E. K. BANKS "I“
Mlhackomo Hotel Block “I“
tooth Not-walk
N w ;_ Pennants
. Lora If ,
THE KNOB away
occurnv CLUB.
BELLE lBLAND,
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souru nonwntk. l”
NORWALK.
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6 SOUTH MAlN STREET.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
—-—...—...
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
tair tonight and Tuesday; moderate
northwest winds, becoming variable.
Weather conditions: showers have oc
curred during the last 2thours from
the Upper Mississippi Valley eastward
across the Lake region to the coast.
A well-defined area of low pressure.
central this morning over Nebraska,
in Iausing unsettled weather between
the Rocky Mountains and the hlissls
sippt rivet
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 70;
Cloudy.
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Mrs. 333-3.... Cooke. ol‘ Madison.
Maine, is spending a few days; with:
her parents in South Norwalk.
high, .5.
—-i’ride of Court Narruk
dance. l‘lorlon's Pavilion, Wed. eve...
.lnly ltl. Music and entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard \l’adhams, or t
Bridgeport, spent yesterday with Mini
and Mrs. Joseph Gregory, of hluini
street. I
Mrs. Charles Holmes, daughter and
son, of Bridgeport have been guests
of Blips Frederick 1M} Brady, of Frank--
tin metros. <
”i.
concert which
Von in Norwalk
was to' I
last Sat-
'l‘ho hat.
have been
urduy evening, was postponed on ac-V
count of the heavy rain fall,
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the. Norwalk llnildlna, Loan
and investment Association for the
election of oiilccrs will .he hold to
Inorrow, Tuesday night. at 3 o'clock, III
3 \I'aehington street.
m'l‘rinity Church Iawn fete
ITIII. afternoon and evening.
Jul)
Yesterday afternoon the 3:20 o't'loclt
llanbury train act tire to the grass at:
tittihcriue street and Nashua corner.
The Norwalk Ilro companion were cull- ‘
ml out and the tires were extinguished l
in a Short tlmt‘. ‘
The committee of llltecn oi’ the Non ‘
walk AoriEINo. 588. I“, (I. 16.. met you-
tcrdny alumina and dual arrange-I
illi‘lllii were made for fluid day in
lirldgoport July 22. ’l‘htt Norwalk
Aerie will no in It hotly of about liitl
strong and will parade about Norwulk
and South Norwalk to the railroad
elation whom they will take the
train. An automobile will he Ilororat
(ill and will try tor the and prize, that
in altered for the hunt decorated mar
i‘illTlil,
NOTlOEI NOTlcEll
it you are a onliacrithcr to The Son
thwl tiring or send in title and got
three of the most. popular monoclonal
ilaarat‘a, Fanhlonahle Womant and
The Moi,mpolitan., for three months.
It you are not It subscriber sand or1
bring ”.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
monthn list mail. It you prefer to have
a cowboy deliver your paper send an
II." III for magazines and pay the hay 12c:
II week tor The Sentinel. The maga—
zinon deal with all the current aub- '
inch; of vital interest. and. will pieace'
awry member at the totally.
Circle '
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“flip”.-- w" w _ .. ._...._..._..
For Everybody Who
Uses a Kudak
We now have the largest plant In
the country doing our developing and
printing, so we, are in position to give
you the BluS'l‘ W ORK POSSIBLE Try
us once, that is all we ask as we
know then you will always come here.
if you don‘t think the work is as
we say, don't. pay us. ‘
DONNELLY’S
Stationery Store _
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
For Up-to-date Service ,Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,.
Funeral Director and
Embalmcr.
Office and Realdcnce
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. 30. Norwalk.
N‘ ‘ ’ w ‘ _.
YOU CAN PIN YOUR'FAlTH
on my Optical Work. (Io into tho
Eyeglass question onreiuly before
you buy glasses. it in no danger-
ous to wear glaeaec prescribed by
any one but a Itegislered Optome—
trlnt an it is to wear glasses titted
to some one ch '5 eyes. Should
you be suffering Evita Eye ’i‘rou-hlc
consult the on a. y Monday. Wed-
aoeday or Friday evening, titlltl to
it p. in
WILLIAM J. MOORE
Eyesight Specialist
Kooler’o Building, Roma 6, Wash
tngton 8L. opp. Hoyt’a Theatre.
N. Y.. 727 8th Ave. Daliy 9 to 4
Between 45th and 46m Stu.
3...... 3336.333“
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music1 ,
HAIJ A “CLOSE" CALL
(llurttnce Clone. or lirunkllh avenue.
IItItl hiu right arm antic badly hurt. last
night. at tho Knob Club, anti it wuu
thottaht for It time that the wrlnt wan
broken.
was playing. pushed him down
the
'utoao aloha loading to the rcntauraut.
and his arm ntruclt the brick anppot‘ta.
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Welcome Stranger Lodge No 8M.
Sons of St Iloorue will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow ovoulnlt.
... 4,3... ,. .. .. . .31.,
Wm P. Beers
KODAK AND, STATIONERY STORE, ‘
Home Ionn. with whom hot
The real might in modern " refrigeratore’lies
as much in- saving the ice as in preserving the
food. ‘All our big stock at any. price you pay,
have every latest device for covering both him
portant points of saving as well as a saving in
price to you.
,gi‘
Asphalt, Tar, Cement.
Flag, Gravel. Cinder,
Tan Bark. «~Anv con-
struction required.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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31"WS‘SNN'NNS‘WSNINWNSI'SN'?
3: O B J a Ck S on as WALL STREET
NORWALK.
Optician PHONE 438.
Everything In the Optical Liner
Eyes Examined Free
MM eaeeeeeteeeeeeeweeeae or
M“.-. _
See The Meyer “Six”
Seven passenger 48 it P “U S L." I'll IM'ctrlI Starting: and Light-
lag Slalom finished like. a coach ,
Complete With Full Equipment S3, 250
Demonstrations on manual.
OSCAR H. BANKS
f“: GARAGE, Riven smear. NORWALK. CONN. ‘,
moooomoommmmtmw 0mm
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iW.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
3 Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES T0 R E NT
Contractor
Mating Construction Co. .3... 3......
Estimates tarnished 0n all kinda of building constructions, ah
ations and repair work
123 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 857-42.
JOWDIDQO’WW'WWWOW
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SPFCIAL ON
Crackers
For This Week
Ioc pkg Graham, Nabisco or Baronet, per pkg. .. . , ..
Fancy New Potatoes. per pk . . . . . . ..
tHome Telephone Peas, halt peck.
BOUTH NORWALK
..n-I-un ¥liOAoIpble|u
-\I.o.--n.t..I-..II-
Large B nch Home Boots, par bunch 5c
Mus Melon. Watermelon, Wax Beans. Cucumbers. Toma»
toes. Currants. ,
United Grocery 00¢
20 North Main 8!. Photi. 148
who nous: roarin-
' er. Mann.
3'. meat; Presidents Samuel Rea, at the’
f Pennsylvania; Daniel Willard, of diet
.1 Baltimore and Ohio; George Wutltew
j; (2. Ilrwn, ot’ the New York
'. ol’, the Board of the Chesapeake and.‘
'1 Ohio, represented the railroads. Pres~
.. of Railway Conductors, and W. G. Lee}
«eases-e «eegeeeee
.. in Nun Yolk totlux then» our; to be
,coiumittuo
, WAS DEFECTIVE STUFFING BOX'
- 3 The steamer John
J Siamitu d
* that it “as n dcicctito atuiiiul.r
EllllE Will STRIKE
(Continued tram ill-st page.)
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represented the govern-
ens, oi? the Chesapeake &"Ohlo; C. W.
lentralt
Linen, and Frank Trumbull, chairman;
AL(’01{UII3HPL1{H(.A‘N 'l‘
AWgeiablePtc antimt
1 Simildllllglllcl‘lltillddiulllic‘frllixi;
tiIIgtIIeSIomadtsaadllowdsnl
, NFANTSr‘CHII-Dhrta'
itlents A. Ii. tiarretson, ot the Order
of the Brotherhood oi! Railroad'Truim
men, represented the employee. ,
“8th Low, president of the Civic
Federation, which has endorsed the
Nowiands’ bill for amending the Erd-
man Act to provide arbitration of
railroad wage disputes in a manner
satisfactory to the railroad men, also
was expected to take part in the con:
W.“
, g f :; Promotes Digestionfllaerl‘dfi
,, g ness and Rest. Colttalns tether
"I! t OpiImIMorpiIinc norMiIInal.
I } NowNancoric. "
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l‘erence. Mmtlmmwwat
NEW YORK, July 14.-——,Labor lead~ WWW"
ore and railroad heads looked toward Motel/tabla»
Washington today, hoping for a i‘avor- 3%:
able outcome of the conference witlr
President; Wilson, through which oili-
cera of the National Civic Federation,
railroad reproaentativoa and officers
of the Brotherhood of railroad Traiir
men and the Order of. Railway Cou-
ductors were to seek a solution of the
wage demand crisis involving nearly’
one hundred thousand men and forty:
live eastern roads. The roads having
refused to arbitrate under the Erdmant
Act. in its present form, and the our
ployes having refused to modify their
demands, apparently the only way out
My in a change of the law 'by tact-ens?
iua the number of arbitrators from
'tlll‘vc to six, thus eliminating the rail-
roads‘ chief objection to the net. .
With a strike authorized by over-
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We. 3'.
lion. Soul Sichachdltauhco
1 fr Worms .meulstons.l’evrrisir
”I . ‘ , ; nessandtossorsiaan
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PacSinIile Signature of
_ Mo
NEW YORK.”
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Eract Copy of Wrapper.
Apelfecl Remedy [or t‘tIIIsiiIIII- '
Signature
illlil
TMI CINTIU" COMFAIIV. #3" Val! ..
ti
whelmlng majority and retitled hy gen.
oral committees , l l ' — I '
of Iott unions, Presi NAVAL MlLlTlA BACK.
dents. Lee and Garretson oi” the 'l‘raitr
men out! Conductors, respectively.
were iiillillll'iiitll Ian: uirht to delay
calling I! walkout pending the outcome
DI. the \l'ashiugtou conference. Both
left for \l‘uuhinnlon last night.
Cruise 0ft Provincetown.
.tomposed of details front
in meeting oi the III: lllilf'ti‘S c'aonlcrcnm
III \\lIltli yesteidnv’is' (19.: )
llcision III the unions one to he sub-l1
Inittcd.
Mathias ‘Stltlll day, utter
Iuising oft" I’rmintetown. Mass.
Tito week was spent in practice.
boat drills and fleet manoeuvere. Part
0| tits target practice was with 4- inch
Icons. and the fleet manoeuiere was
I’- WWW 0‘ :possihlo because at the presence or
is l" drydot '\ 1" ”WOW“ ‘the practice ship Chicano of the State
An examination oi hor hull disclosed
”W...“ m»... i
“ll-V “" :IIOIII and a torpedo boat destroyer.
“as that suppers-Id that consul “(‘1 to' In... local boys
leak and sink lust Saturday (Ill (:ity ”1,13,
, t
and auct-csei‘ul cruise.
Island.
John Tierney
III New York spent
per end of Fttlrilelti uterine Ioduv tin .\orualk. "
., 7“: .,
For Ten Days we will Sell High Credo
Enamel Ware
for 5c, 70 and 90
Regular value let: to 15c.
Sec Window Display
The A. J. Angevine & “Sven
Company
Complete Houseiurnishers
EXtra Stamps ®
With COFFEES
b,
30 STAMPS Wl'TH 1 L6 El. RYAD ,... ........................... 35¢:
25 STAMPS Wl'l‘H 1 LB. AMBOfiA..... .............. ‘ ...... I ..... .326
20 GTAMPB WITH 1 LB. 8ULTANA.......,..,....,................. 30c
10 STAMP“. WITH 1 L8. VERY 031.20 COFFEE . ......... -. . .- 5380
6 STAMPS WlTH 1 L8. (300") COFFEE ... .. 26c
Our Coffees are the Boston the Market. Once Used, Always Used
The Great ASIP Tea Company
12‘ WA‘UN‘ING‘NIN 91”.. SOUTH NORWALK
VIII. No. IOI. Doilwrtu luau II. In. one ill fit) a. in.
Finest Creamery Butter 31c per pound
lit a. and 11.!“de With flinch.
Atlao Starch, ii iii. 3pm. 18o Allan Shredded ticdileh, pkg, iiiti
, Davey: imp. Sauce, not. lilo Atlas Tapioca, 1 hi. yhgn‘ lilo
Non I’ureiitiapers, not. » tile sitcoms inseam. pits. 10c
-';Atlhe thorax if? it as“ Ileana, it can rile
The city mcnarc resuilnclng the up {\cslcl‘d-H' with relatives and triondst'
Ilaitford, Scott “reciting Co, yeaterd y cert
.orwalk, Bridgeport and New wrecking steamer Tasco to the scan
Haven returned to the piaclice Shill but was unable to budge the craft. He
a week's crew is aboard anti she is in no
mediate danger,
Militia of Massachusetts, to torpedo
report a. most enjoy-'
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Local Mon Returned from Practice NntMeader hailing fromIBath, M
I is on the rocks of Race Point, Flake
The four divisions of Naval Militia. Island. She is loaded with int
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‘nuc has purchased a Ford automobile
mu 3.. WI,
l‘cnh «We “pounce,
‘ SCHOONER ON ROCKS.
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Stephen S Jarvis _ot Putnam 3m
LO‘VER’S
THE PLACE
Chlldfell’sl:
OxlOrds
TAN
BLACK
WHITE
stzes avg 70 2
7513
Summer
Footwear!
FOR EVERY OCCASION:
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Textile F abnc Cd
aid d. Wuh'n lib, to. Hamlin
appetite Horton's Mull.
northerly l? 0 Bids. Nomlh
Telephone 320 Mr. Hui
Norwalk Chronicler