was coLauu
Intuition Strut,
I loath Norwslk. Conn.
[kinds of insurance.
Public Btuuograpner.
rtI Mahackemo, ‘No 33, Foresters
at ‘merica, will hold a regular meet
gitonight.
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..Iour Brothers Lodge No 10, i 0.
_ O. R. will hold its regular meetinglI
this evening. 1 .
Harugari Society, No. 634, of Nor-
1Wallr, will hold its monthly meeting!
thinevenlng.
, INorwalk Aerie No. 588, F. o. F. :
‘ will hold ts regular meeting Weducs
‘ day evening
.. Mrs. Harry Ferris of Boston, isi
spending a few days with relathe: in .
South Norwalk. '
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Concord Division, No. 2.
Temperance, will hold its
meeting this evening.
Sons orI1
regular
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Our Sisters' Rebekah Lodge, No 5M
_ I O 0 F., will hold its regular mect- II
. Iing Wednesday evening
The Young Men’s Club of the vSouthI
Norwslk Congregational Chruch, will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow e1 0-]
‘ning.
,. South Norwalk Camp, 30 102. W-ood i
.men of the World will hold a semi-il
monthly business meeting tomorrow,
availing.
1
_ -I-'l‘he Ladies Auxiliary of Christi
I Church will hold a. sale at residence of i
Mrs. Biackman, 2 Gregory -,lloulevard
' July 16.
1 The regular monthll meeting of the;
, Norwnlk 'Bulidinu. Loan and luvest~. ,
meat Association, will be held in thei
. offices of Taylor & Golden, tomorrowi
evening. 1
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_ George Bugley. of l. a J. Cash,
lied, who has been in England for sev-
eral wealtiig’arrived at his home, 75-
South Main street, last Thursday, re- '
_ porting a very pleasant trip.
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IDr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings audi
son flurry, of New York. who havoi
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. L s .lcn
‘ hinge, of West street. loft Saturday for 1
Bangor. Maine, to spend several
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John A Mount. former president all
the United litattora of North Amoilcn 1
and now commiasiouor of laho: at lo]
liblund. New York. is ill at hiu‘
In in Orange. N. 3., with otomuhmj
onion. '
lawman: Iwith January 1. Hill.
the mailed “window" envelopes. in:
union" our name of the addresses a;
root through the face of tho
lope, maul not be colored. and
he! or adores» must not he writ— .
I‘ bit the‘="wladow,”‘ The “window".
affair that tinie be not lean than
, tad threeoighihu inches from the
Si marmalope, threeolghtha inch
the bottom. or and». and live
fill ono‘half inches in ‘
it inch in depth. ;
valaalilos salient this at... ? I" I
racing a Bursary IIIIéIIIIIII j.
NOW
iplices are exceedingly
lto Water St.
length aminArcanum, will he held tomorrow or“
. Lingerie 1 II
Dresses
MINTZS
Bags
29 cents;
S3 95
Sale of Panama Hats
S5 Panama Hats
Just 25 fine Panama flats in the lot,
price $2 98.
S2 Near Panama Hats ._.
S2 98
up to 85.
.Sale
worth
99c
We will place on solemn dozen near Panama. Hate, that are
worth up to $2. 011 sale at 99c. « »
Do Not Delay!
Last year those who placed
their orders and filled their
bins with coal during July-
and August saved one dollar
a ton in real money. They
save more than that in the
saris action they received in
having a supply of good coal
in their bins during the win-
ter. Those who decided to
wait had to take any kind of
coal their dealer could secure
and had to pay the exception-
ally high prices prevailing.
'Our advice this year is to
place your orders right now.
Is The Time
to have your painting and paper—hang-
lug done ()111 mpeiionced men can
do it to 10111 satisfaction. The
low. Isti.
mates clioeiiully given. Special low
prices on paints and wall paper.
A COHEN
Tel..342-13
A Few Revolution
Prices
OF OUR POPULAR SPECTACLES
AND EYEGLASSES
Oi’ Latest Make.
Nickel Spectacles . ............. 76c
Gold Plated Spectacles ......... 75c
Gold-filled Eye Glasses only. $2.00
Gold-filled Spectacles only ..... $2.00
lslye lenses Fitted. each. only, ..
50c and $1
Prescriptions Carefully Filled.
li‘irstwlass Thermometers .. 501: up
First class liarometei ...... I83. 25 up
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
Chains ...................... 35c up
V u'y Nice Clocks $1.90 to $16.00
Good Alarm Clocks from $1.00 to $10
Nickel Watches from . . $1.00 to $4.50
:Silver Watches from $4.50 to $8.00
(lolddilled Watches from 37 up
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPITICIAN
155 WashingtOn St. South Norwalk.
Opposite iioyt's Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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MEN'S ANDIIWOMEN'S
Oxfords Reduced
TO
Cost Price
$3.50 and $41k) "Crawfords" ..... ..
$3.00 and $3.25
$3.00 and $3.130 “James Means".
$2. 60 and $2.75
$3.th and $3 3’10 “.\iayfalr"..
$2.60 and $2. 75
145 WASHINGTON STREET.
MAX LEVY
154 Washington St.
Be Sure
and Remember 5‘
if any Junk man stops at your house
without the sign Wm. lilfl‘roa. 3 Rowan
St, E. Norwalk. on the wagon and
says he is working lei me, he is cheat
ll’lL‘.’ you, hetnuse there were some
complaints. 1 pay it! 11 lb. for rugs
and boat prhes to: auto tires rubbers.
Muller beds. metals and old nutomo
bile then me in demand. Ask for
prices. Please notify me ahead as 1
am 1cm busy during the season.
Telephone d-il
il’repare for the lint 8nd, order‘
Your Awnings
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now and have mou-
oy. We also do all
kinda of lll’ilillm
B'i‘hlltht} and [fur
allure ltmmlring,
Mattresses Renovat-
od t-llip Covers made
to order Our workl
, la guaranteed. ldstl
match cheerfully gly-
on.
EKOHN
Phone 3304. 45 North Main at.
I!
”ma:
Pohossun Council i153 iéis. akin:
coins.
humor or. William 3 .
' dead
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The a. liershfield & Son Cd.
TEL. 294 122 WATER 8T.
Girl
To lllua
012 SOUTH NORWALK.
ripe will call aw, and i will call on
You and pay the highest price for
JUNK and all kinds
No. i inner Taboo. Zita n 111.; No. it
lunar 'l‘ubea, iho a 111.; Auto Shoes, tie
a “3.; lioohu and Magazines. 'ch par
IOIIiI Nc1vupapera,.luc perldh impale
at i)
G. Yourdisky
Rhone 912. 27 Sly Mm, 911. NoIrwalk.
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“Madam“...m. www.mzm
DNOWNB FROM ROWNOM’.
One of Party of Four tron. Lilo lo
I Wellington! Luke.
WALLINGF‘ORD, July “Mums man
was drowned and three had a hurt
row escape from the same fate in the
water» of community uko last ove-
ning when the mutant in which then
were. upset about 7 o’clock. The
three rescued were saved by the no
role work of John Layman, and III
though near exhaustion. were bronchus.
out all right to prompt attention ‘
The shooting tools plans at 11 o 'oloch
and at 11.45 o’cl
«war; had taken to the Woods and has
110111191111 found yet.,
It is said that on Saturday morn-
inc Frnugulaocki went to New York,
where Tease lives. and told him of the.
job that the once shall at the filter and
led Tessa to believe that he could get
him agood lob also. With that: under-
standing Tease came to Wilton. lI‘ho
men are brothers ln~low
Yesterday morning Frungulaocki
I . called to Tessa and asked him to take
. a short walk into the woods with him.
and; Tessa went. When they reach-
ed a point not 100 yards away from
the house, F‘rangulaccki pulled outa ,
.32 calibre revolver and fired five shots 1
‘holut‘blank, two of which bit the in-
tended mark. One penetrated Tesse‘s
liver and the other went into his arm
but was later removed at the Norwalk
Hospital by Dr. William Tracey. who
attended the n1an.I
The shooting took place at ll
o’clock and at 11.45 o'clock Sheriff.
Ladrigan and Officer Smith were on
the scene and prosecuted. a vigorous
search of the woods, They could find
no trace of the 'would'be murderer who
had made the most of his slight lead
in time to quit the immediate coon.
try. As there were five shots fired,
only two hitting Tease, the ammunition
is that Frangulaccki might have reallz«
ed what he had done and had shot
himself. in that case. however, it
would seem as though he would have
left some trail.
The injured man was rushed to the
Norwalk Hospital and on examination
it was found that. one bullet had en-i
tered the stomach, and had penetrated
the liver and tl1e.ather had entered
the arm, but was taken out by J».
Tracey who was called to attend Tease.
Today he is resting comfortably and
stated that he is very much improved
and gaining strength rapidly.
ltvis thought by the officials Who
are working on the case that the
crime was premeditated.
Possoa with torches were scouring
the woods last night in hopes of cap-
turing the wouidlbe murderer. Rail-
road stations and trolley cars here
were also watched for the man, 'i‘osse
is said to reside at till Mott street.
New Yorlt, and is thirty-two years old.
Frangulecclti and 'l‘esse slept togeth-
er in the bunk house at the tiller
plant Saturday night. and when they
starter! out yesterday morning, they.
appeared to be on good terms. nl~
though several of ,the ltallans who
know them slightly say that there has;
be-i
tween the two that had its rise in;
been a long standing grudge
Italy. .
A few seconds after they had one
lured Mrs. Michael Griffin who lives
in a house near the entrance to the
woods heard live shots ring out In
the woods.
A little later a man staggered out
from among the trees and dragging;
himself across the hand lollapaed
bleeding profusely on the steps of
Mrs. (lanlffln's house it was Tahoe
and he gasped out that his l1rolhcr--'Il11
law had shot him
lie remained conscious until several
llallau laborers had urllved to whomI
be told brokenly the same story
though they did not got from Muslim .1.
Why he had been nhol He then faint-
ed 11111111
A force of coustahloa plunged into
the woods to search for Fronaulei ikl
The. Norwulk pollro took up the search
at the trolley lions and tho railroad
station». it Was in tho canto wootla‘
that flurry Mamilin. a local immoral
was nulrdortul tho years ago by an
ltallan. who was known on “flower.
who was tried in llriduoport last
spring and councillor! lo the insane
Asylum at Middlalowo.
tltnlo Policeman li‘runll Virolll. of
liridltopori. was called into the marl
and but high! «imaged in tho catmlr)’
wide search
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Mira imuiuo Reliant). of South Nor»
Will. in on a fun nooks vacation
from her duties in llurlhall and lln
via lair other»
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snafu: a noun
. mum and on do John smith or-
oath Nowell: were on the spot to ln-I
~ Wetlatate the «crime. Wangulucckl, how
Potatoes 22
Stuart quality. New stools.
utter 30
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STEAM & HYAT’lI‘
, Nerwalk's s-Leadlng Dry Goods Store
'8 and 5 Genetic building. Norwalk Connecticut
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A New Line of
LINGERIE
A mdst utttractlve and varied line of Ladies' Undorwo'ar of the new-
est modes, dalntlly trimmed with embroidery and lace.
Princess Slips, Combinations of Corset Covers and Skirts. or Corset
(‘overs and Drawers and Separate Corset Covers, Skirts and Druwors
A Charming Display of Night Robes oi" nainsook and crepe trimmed
with omlnoldeiy and lace in many styles.
OI
Norwalk, are apendlng a few days in
Boston, on a vacation.
This morning an automobile which
bore the “license number 60,638, Mass,
‘which was being driven by a lady, ran
into the Newtown avenue trolley car,
which was standing on the tunnel)
near Wall street. Little damage was
done, only the two front mud guards
zbeing bent. The lady. who was driv-
ling. said that she could not stop and
that her foot brake was 011 as far as
it could be. The trolley pulled ahead
11 lit‘le way and the machine drove on.
Stills 111 11111111
Charles E. Head.
Charles E. Head died this morning
at his home, No. lilo South Main
street. at the age of seventy years.
He leaves one daughter, Miss Char-
lotte Head. The funeral arrangements
will he announced later.
John Walvlly,
.lohn Wasvily died Saturday at St.
.Vlark‘sdiospitnl. Brooklyn. New York,
at the age of forty-six years. lie lived
in Sprinuwood. Funeral this after-
noon at the Hungarian Reformed
Church at 2 o'clock. llev. Gabriel
illokua will officiate. interment in!
Pine island Cemetery. ‘
Pearl Lobelle Price,
The funeral services over the re.
.mains of Pearl. thIe four-year-old
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Price.
of Hunford Place. who died in her
.homo last Saturday night, will he held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev.
hauls Howell will officials and inter
lment will take plaw in the Norualk
Cemeton
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* WM l. S'l‘ithli‘? 'l‘. Noon. «Except for
the small decline at the opening and
lite subsequent recovery pricea of
stocks hardly 1arlcd durlnu the morn
ho unpuct of tho market which
continued to roiumuud most attention
was its almost unparalleled dullness,
Ordinarily a Monday morning finds on
1hand a considerable necm‘nululion oil
ordcru but the total of the morning's
trade was not tmouuh to furnish hull
zuu bout a lively luminous. ’l‘hn Donal
{Milly of n utrllw of conductors and
trainmou on the eastern railroads re
stricted luminous. pcudlou the out
1
ironic of today" conference on that huh-l
3 Joel at the White lloauc llouamptlou
.of gold export» wan another dolorriuit
ifnctor.
you; for lturopo mm at a low ehh (lan-
iadlan Pacific was paralutoaliy heavy
load umnltlnu dont a point. minimum;
land hours Roebuck gained 2, and Mir.
|ginlwtlurolina Chemical and Western
tlhioa 1%. otherwise there were no
inhuman of importance. llondn worn
intently. . 1
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Robert Wilson and son Gardner, of
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With a holiday at l’aria,lr11d 1
'1 ”far
f. A! I '1‘;
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wood painted red;
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SALOON FIGHT STABBING.
Man in Serious Condition as Result
Of Derby Row.
DERBY, July 14. A5 the result of a
fight in the saloon of Joe Emma on
lower Main street. late Saturday night.
Louis Catchelll is in a dangerous con~
dltion with a stab wound which pane;
from his left lung. t‘urmyn (lvnerlo.
who Is alleged to how out (‘atchellh
is now being held by the police..
Deputy Judge Kelly having placed his
hand at $1.0th awaiting the outcome
or his victim’s injuries. The police
captured t‘yuorlo shortly after the
trouble, but they have been unable to
ascertain the cause of the row.
LINEMAN l8 ELECTROCUTED.
HARTFORD July l'l.“"\VllllllllK
l-ilwuilau. :29. yearn of one. of No. 1.?
Avon strum. n lineman in the employ
of the Hartford Electric Liabt com.
pany. was olocirocutod. on Franklin
between South and Standiulr
utrcolu, Saturday upon. when lilo iooi.’
came into contact with a wire throunh
which a clirroni of 2,:lllll voila Woro‘
pension. ilhechnn lived a few mluuteu.
but when examined by lir. il. .l. lluylc.
wag dead. Medical Examiner Philip
1). bunch viewed tho body and gave
ourmiasinn for its removal.
Shannan was working on the top of
upolo about all test in height, and used
jointly for tho 11111111 of the Electric,
Light company and the Southern New
England Telephone company. lie was
making repairs to the wiring and won
being assisted by Joseph Goodman.
sham“ and (loodreau Were senator
ed by only a few foot when the latter
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H. Krie get & Co.
The Leading Outfigtters' Ill The Norwalks
.3 July Reductions
IN OUR GREAT
Furniture Dept.
Special sale of Swinging Couch Hammocks .....
Garden or Lawn Swings. made of stout hickory
will
adults ...............
Porch Rockers at greatly reduced prices.
A very large assortment of Oil Cloths, Linoleums
and Mattings at specially low prices.
Charge Accounts Solicited
'..x.""’" umlalalu'a'ulalfi a '..]- atfliwrn' at
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‘.‘n,’ ~V '
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$5. 98 and $6. 98
accommodate
........... .......$5.00
’a"’- U var/'1' .r";
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\'-\““\’.\>‘\‘I\‘\‘\-\‘\"\“‘\‘5,_‘
SPEGlAL SALE ON
MEN’S PANTS
AT THE NEW STORE.
{4.00 Pants ............. $2.76
$3.00 Pants . ............. $1.98
$2.50 Pants .............. $1.75
$2.00 Pants .............. $1.50
Watch our window display.
Louis Avrick
Part Office Block, 50. Norwalk.
haw-nmw w...» - .
Large Fancy
New Potatoes
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New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main St. m. 162.
heard a sudden outcry lrom Shannan.
'1 and looking up saw dhoehan hanglnx‘
x. from the pole or his safety belt.
(local-ecu descended to the ground:
and by means at a. rope was able to‘
terror attention to the sidewalk. dumb;
1 ‘ rash told the medical examiner that}
" Shannan was living when he was
placed
or.
the sidewalk 1
also; firm on the body
does am unable to find our '
THE. UWiMMllI‘IIIGI SIP ASON
in now in full swing. Enjoy it
while it is with us. but in do
so you should have the liglli
kind or it nothing sun. and those
we can Supply you with
None but all wool sold here.
S200 to 04.00.
spatula; swimming Sulfa $2.50
outlining Swimming Shirts 91.25
parading drumming "rights 31. 25
Nothing that Hoffa
Trunks In a. Bull cans and
all We“ on ud- nt Moderate
Prion.
Title in life film Gran store
for Northern.
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Norwalk Chronicler