L.
‘speaks of in his advertisement. on
. llonrut'u,
. Hovtun'e mun
“Hot-0M1”
Mum out“: not harm
'rHI em or MRI!"
raccoon
F. A. LANE ‘
Mt wunlnmn emu.
Iouth Hum»:
. .l:n:nj-',I:u:|j~.“ ;;;
I:l:l7‘;l,l
Ophir Chapter, No 52 0. E S., will)! Bonner Council No. 54 Daughter-ii
isof Liberty, will meet tomorrow evon~
lug
meet tonight for regular business
Butler Lodge, No. 97. d. o. 0. m;
m M ‘e-eetlnncu”e m ‘h‘
Pfl’k M W. teena- M ~I
Ogalgaogaelloq ”0 I”. i
“WAS
4- Bremertcn yard.
_._._.~
GAIN MOD! To HAIL AUG. 30.
NIKON, July is The cruiser
,. Galveston has been ordered tram the
1:, Bremerwn navy yard. Washington; but ’
. relieve the cruiser Albany, on the And
I: latic naval ntntlcu, while the latter!
’: vessel is undergoing repairs at the
The Galveston will
f: leave Aug, 30, on her new tour oil
’ duty. ' .
t
1 $3.50 to Spot: Values.
$ 1. 6 5
I A wonderful chance to
Pmperly trouser yourself
for your vacation. A
great variety of pleasing
patterns in nearly all
sizcs'.
I $1 25 and $‘t.5o Values.
6%
Broken sizes only, but
probably your size is
here; lot is limited in
quantity, so don‘t delay;
former $1.25 and $1.50
Blouses—69c.
will meet tonight for regular business,‘
Miss-Mary Bmdley ot lc‘uirlleld ave‘
one, is confined to her home by illness.
The regular meeting of the Norwnlk
Boat Club will be held Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. E, O. Smith. of Peter-
son, N. .i., are the guests of local rein-
tivea,
The regular meeting of St. Mary‘c
Young Men's Club will .be held Friday
evening;
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R..
will hold its regular meeting Friday
evening.
Sherm’cllmmnaery, No“. 470. U.
0. G. (ll-will hold its regular meeting
Friday 7 evening,
Gordon Hosiery
The well-dressed
woman
thinks as much of her «Hosiery
as she doea of her gown. We
recommend highly “Gordon
Hosiery."
All Silk ........... 85:: to $2.00
Silk Boot
....... 25cto 500
Silk Lisle and Cotton 25c to 50¢
Outeizo Lisle and Cotton .. . .
25c £0500
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS.
Miases' and Children‘s Ribbed
and Lisle ....... 15c and 250
lnfnnts’ Silk, Cotton. Lisle,
Wool and Silk and Wool ..
151: to 35¢
(‘hildron's Socks”
15c and 25c
J .I. Mallette
88 Wuhlnymn fl.
Tll. - 449
Be. Norwallt.
*— ‘
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food
received Today by Express. ‘
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVIRV.
John-Fountain and 3 force of paint-
ers on: at work res-decorating the Chi-
ford Hotel office.
The regular monthly meeting of the
High School Committee is scheduled
for Friday evening.
Mrs. :Phllip Sellout), cl Norwulk. has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Mamie
O’Roukc, 0! Jersey City.
Shirts for all occasions and lit mod-
est “”1088 is what Joseph Davis
page 12. Also some notable hosiery.
Samuel S. Velour. teller at the City
National Bank, in enjoying a two
woekn' vucutlon from Illa duties. lie
and Robert Mcl’herfiou attended the
ball game in New York yesterday.
Mr. and Mm. Goorgo ll. Gray and
Your Old Teeth
You will be surprised to know
what
Dr. Mallory
can do with your old teeth.
He can increase their unufub
nest; many times; can possibly
odd elbow to them, improVIng
your looks us well
health.
88 your
Delayl Are Dangerous and Al-
ways 80 With Dee-yeti
Teeth.
1B 80. Main St... 30. Norwalk
HOURS: 9 A. 3‘. TD 3 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
; C L! ‘OAL!
Place your order for next winter‘s supply with us.
We have a large stock of fresh milled coal In all sizes.
HARRIS 8t GANS COMPANY
HOME RULE IN NATIONAL FOR~
i
I
i portions thereof, for
é ESTS. lllulll soil-ct. n (fOlllmillt‘Jf, an aggro
l
“lirSltifol'l‘le, July 23.—~liomo binding upon the ulumvlntlou,
daughter Catherine, of Forcetvillo,
rule, ill port at local for more of tho
and Minn ltuth O'Brien, of Now l‘lrl-
thin, ore igneous of Maple ctrcot ruin»
tlvoc. Mrs, Grey was formerly Miss
llolon Bracken of Norwolk.
Dairy and Food (iolnlniculmlur l-lll
burl ll‘. i’olter will bu tho oomplolnuu!
ill a onto to he tried in tho Wuturhury
pollen court Friday, lnvolvlun on nl
logged violation ol the law regulating
the iliLlfi ot olccmmurlno.
NOTICE! NOTICE“
if you it“! a nubncrlbor to The Ben-
tincl bring or send in 350 and got
three of the most popular mumzlnon,
il‘nnllionwbhs Woman null
The Metropolitan. for three monlhn.
if you nm not a ilubucrlber bend or
brim: $1.60 and The Sentinel and
mnxlmlnm will be sent you tor three
monthu by mull. if you prefer to hallo
n unwaboy dullvm your honor send us
and for magazine: end my the boy m:
n cook for Tim Boutlnel. Tho malto-
zinc: deal with m the current lull»
loci» ct vital internist and will please
every member of tho himily
rs LYON
JOb Printingt
BEST PAPEK'T‘T
WNW,
0361’ ditto!!!
88 waififi‘ St. .
gt"
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 30540 Bo. Nietn 8t.
80. Norwnlk. Music lint! Block.
‘" ‘07“504" " '
OF A “Fr. ceHOEIT BOX
in our Filo lulu burglar Woof
Vault» to the 11!)?!le
MAN-air NO ONE mu
hull none» to his prince my
pen!
Willa. Ducdn. Human.
Bond» and Records at Pri-
vate investments are roman»
on from tho mutiny ct em
on.
From $4 to 320 M *
the rental ct a box {or -
private papers. , ~
Why bot tom one?
The Will Nmalk
nntlonul foruuLH. in the policy which trlct fornstor. "my “‘3 recognized
hall been adopted by Sucrctnry llouu~
ton of tho Department or Agriculturu.
In all order issued today, he mulled
to settlers and other llnorn of uovoru-
ment forest loud the right to u voice
in format government.
Tho regulation lll‘flvifieflrihtlt WIIml'
ever on unnocintlon 'whoso mombur-
. chip includon u majority of the local
. resident» using n notional ioront, or
RN
association."
materially their one oi the forests.
LREVIEWP
PPR JULY
mm‘ufiiwmuumoim
mgifinkm wisdom “wmum MAM with I 1: cent pattern
NW 0N [ALI AT PAW COUNTER
At the Same Old Stand
like purposes
mout on the port of which shall be
such
committed, upon uppllcullon to the dis-
in
all ndvlnory capacity in bollnlt of tho
Furthermore, those ossoclntlonn am
to receive until-o of proponod action
and have an opportunity to be heard
by the local {proctor ill rci‘oronco to
any proposed changes likely to effect ~
A good adv. can in the boat paper .
m
“.1“. ».«»M£...fl..-m..m*iw . .
Hu,I,HIII.“"quIIu
~CBA'1‘YI‘ANOOGA. Tenn, July 23.—-
diluting the Emu huduul encampment -.
a: he Grand Army of the, Republic, to "
‘ be held here, September 15-20, a rcun- j '.
ion at the anrvivorn of the Battle at :‘
,thckamuugu will ,‘b8 held on Home .
illicit summit, or 'Snodgruaa hill. where ’
wits the ranking dinner of the 10m 3'
Indiana regiment during‘tbe Battle of ’
Chickumauga, and it in a matter of him j
'tory that the 68th and 10m Indiana -
were the last to leave the field, having ”
been ordered to the relief of the brave: j‘
Gen. Brannon when he was sorely '
pressed by the charging Contederatesf '1
on Bnodgrass hill. l 2‘
‘ Col. Steele was requested by the' .
director of publicity of the Chattanoo , ' ,
an. Encampment Association to writel
something about this incident, in orderI
lomnke IlIHIOI‘y clear on the import-l
out point. Col. Steele says there can
barrio doubt that his regiment and the
68th Indlnna covered Gen. v'i’Brannans
withdrawal from the field: that Gen. l
Brannon explicitly states that the fore i
going regiments welo the lost to leave1
Snodgrnns hill. l].ol Steele sale fur—V
titer:
“in n conversation with'Gen. Henry!
lot the (‘bickumnuga campaign, 1 ilup~
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON ST.
' V. Boyuton, alter he became historianl
period to mention the fact that the
regiment to will: ll 1 belonged bad to i
; ken on active polt on the occasion (the:
Iconflict nt Snodgrnsu bill) and he usk- ,
led me to what regiment l belonged. :
After I had informed him he said that
l l was the man he had been hunting for:
a long time i now have a letter from
Gen. lloyllton in which he states that
my .cgilncnt and the 68th wele tho
; last to leave the field. The regiments l
81 Washington St.
, troops under Gena. Thomas and llirun- . 33:5:21:12:21l1u3013h2mp30tddzm """ """" 911'. 14¢. 42¢ ,
nun formed for the porpoise of check- - ' """" " """""""" 2¢
lug tho‘Conlcderate forces, and where I Brook’s Lemon Juice, per bottle .. ........ . ...... . ....... ., 29¢
‘ nuts of‘cournge and heroism unparau. .' Rose's Lime Juice, per bottle. . . . ....................... “34¢-
' ed in wn lure, were performed by reg. : Very Best Butter (none better mode),l ............. .31¢ ..
{mgzltsgéotzghv‘gmgfim 0 rnor ct .. 25 Stamps With 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee .......... 35¢ -
' . . r . . . . , ve , . .
mgmuom mummy homegm mam“. . . 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very nest 'lea ....... ..... . ........ 50¢
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wines ($1.50 vnluc), gal
Qtto Stabl’a New York Frllnkfllrtcrs, BclOgnas, Etc.
All the leading brands Bottled. livers, Alon, Etc.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
«:T PHONE 440. 1'. f .1.
Sensible Summer
. Shoes
TENNIS AND YACHTING SHOES
A larger and more complete stock than we have ever shown.
Hardy “Hiking" Shoes tor Men
and Boys
Eonneally 8. Bracken
n' mull. ulnumn‘uouenemu
Always Something
Special .. Becklnann’ s
-- ------ $1.00 A"
SOUTH NDRWALK.
“-‘_‘\.-\‘
,57'7-2. warty-J-
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9
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Phone 363-4
. r ¢Q~ ‘5’ s ‘N_‘\_‘
’nficv’m
{belonged to the llcmnd brigade 4th
division, l-ltll .lrnly corps. (ion George
lH Thomas being the corps c ommandfi
Warranties atmuaeaaedem V
WILL use SUPERHEATERS.
el- Gen Reynolds the division com-I
mander and Gen. King the brigadeS
commanded
Thom Donn was col-
, Bridgeport,
Hartford,
New London, Slamfm d,
New Hall en,
Waterb ury,
one! and l woo lieutenant colonel 0: NW! Haven ‘0 Equip A” “8 LocomO- .Willllnnntlc, Newport ll 1.. and Provh
.tho 10m indium, although we had,
gnot been mustered as such. l The New York. New Haven until
go it: :nurcliled frotm grind spams to Ho: tford Railroad has decided to Pillllil
' m :i‘lalirlm‘zln, a m; :18 or; e give: all of its locomotives with the super-
mm: o m 8 " MTV“ :1 er ay hunter deike 'l‘lle locomotives will
'ligbt the “e“ morning Wollud made he ovelllouled at the rate of tivc '1
coffee, but before we were “one drink month. The work all told will cost
ing it tho regiment was ordered to Lee in the neighborhood of $1 000 000
and Gordons mill to help drive back The use of superheated steam in lo-
; 'a‘l
:1 a‘mallt hf” 02;?fk:;:x::ntrxe; : comotlvea is :1 development practically
1‘)!an 0‘ one " ' of the lust i’ew yours. Superllonted
m"; onlytsull; ”it: Wang’s"; $31133: steam Is ntoniu huving extra heat. port
on mos u our cool of which may be lost without causing
‘ ondlng in our going condensation. While it long ago was
:10 angina“; ”await? 1(1): 21:}:le recognized that the use of superheated
0 on o ' n g ' g steam would mean u grout snving ill
in: {tho 30:1[ht193db3f :39 firgtrgigll the cost of nlnilltcllnnlo of lumllm.
e o o 0 n ‘ g e, " tiles. it was only within n few yours
been assigned to llSSliht Gilli Palmer
that the mechanism wall so perfected
in the afternoon of that ve.y disagree 1 t . . » l'
ble any The left of our “and“ res!- til). it could be (oiled (oumlerc .lliy
a ' sucocssl‘ul. The lifly now l'llclfic typo
tives With New Device.
o'clock. when we were placed on the The Im‘HP
south side 0‘ Kelley Mk" an" “King outlm required by this work in illsti
15‘3“" .m‘“ the tyrooplh'm: filivgfitlfigs fled by the fact that while the hauling
( L w‘ ‘ “um” so u ‘ duplicity of a locmuotlve in increased
- 7
“him“ "(all It (irmliiiiui‘ftlgrillhliil“:hill 20 per cent. there in at tho. some time
R on on a L i ’1 ’ ' at saving effected of 20 our cent.
. . , . u \
3° :38 otrdotrld 19 Sr:;n::§r$:§:lc{:;_ coal and 25 per cent. in water.
Ion era: di‘OOllH TY“ 1013:!“ij The work oi overhauling the loco-
y “"0"“ e “H ‘ motives of the New Haven nyntcul will
wan to bring up the rod!“ of our bri- '
. (101‘ it the l on Mile, Mam. aim m.
undo, Gen. Turcblnn brigade making ” u l... i ‘ I
tho charge. his birth: tl‘lshflrutwtiohgz EXAMINATIONS FOR
out and ours he an on \ DEPUTY COLLECTORS
equipped with this device
(2
gotten through the woodn on the west
of Kelley field W mmf"°;1\:““}"°‘; WAnlllolo'roN July 2:l.—«'i‘he ores
ruptcdly to the bend o ( nruul ldent of the civil norvlon omnulinsiml
I'll)- llna advised the molnberu of Confirms
"On account 0‘ the activity] “1;: ”if. from (lonnoctlcut that ummlllntlmlu
hm” by the use of my no on y a will be held nt Bridltopoll, 'llllrltord
ranking nfllccr, two button of ulnululli New Haven, New London. Stumiorll
tion were uncured just before looting and Waterbury, on Aukuut m J 9 1.3 to
tho “filmy ileld, one “on"; to um um. till poultlous un «loudly collectorn m
lullltlnu, bormmo (lull King Hillllleuliill ~lntorunl rnvonuo m ”w dintrlrt of Lion
that l ought to divide llln mglmout
lining the 68th, although he was not‘
Ilu command. not] on account of being
flu pounceulpn of this not to exceed
ten months to tho mull ll bud been
reported tbnt the ”noon on Hllodglunzl
hill worn without ammunition and
would not louvo tho llnld on account
:thcronl’. 'l‘llc lititll and Joint indium
,rwurc ordntod to tho rollv f of ii: unnan‘c
:dlviulon, or that portion at it left on
Bondsman bill. which we procoodod to
do. We took our position in front or
the troops ms far on we could. and
were ordered to hold that position un
til Brandon's troopn had cleared the
field at least ten minutes. We obeyed
. orders. We saw no organized body of
traction-«nothing but dead men. wound-
ed men und atmsglcruwuntil we had
gotten well into McFarland’s gun. We
did not fire a sun on Honduran hill,
nor hear one tired. except a tow strings
sling one: that. had no concern to ca"
necticut
appointed in tho
Deputy colllxtnrn urn to be
following clilcu:
«a M... . v».
If you don’t
Know
where to go and get trailed right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline Moblloll Oils.
(101an No. 6 Bottom: (live Beat
tinnitus.
Diamond and Goodrich Tim.
The Saudi Norwalk
Hardware & Auto
Henry how, or Bedding. who has
‘f ~ rum
been a patient at the Danhury bowl
tel for two Wltl following cortical
Wt. well able to turn or tile
' today.
Supply Co.
ill WNW“ If. _
0m Wl'rum I to 1:! NM.
v . o
‘5 Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 72!. ed on “m Latinctte road 1'" the edg locomotives just ucquired by the New
» oi‘ the woods north of You field. . .
t llaveu and known as the L300 scrim.
3 “We hold this position until we were
1 i d rl t re form our line about 'l are all superheatern. ‘
3 m . . m-.- .1 M m , ~——- .............. or '3“ ° ‘ ’ About 350 locomotives in all will 1m
iii;
a
deuce R l.
Today and
Tomorrow
Battle Creek '
Sanitarium
Foods .iml...
TOASTED The daintiest ce-
roul loud over him
giggUIT vcntcd. Mode
from Rico. Ell-V
tiroly diilorcul- from anything
disc on tho nmrkut.
CARAMEL Tho brcnkfnnt boy»
urugc that into no
CEREAL ll] clients. U506
for more than thirty years at.
the Bottle Crock Sanitarium.
Ilus weaned thousands away.
trom the use of cotton. These
and many others will be
Demonstrated-
United Grocery Co.
20 North Main tit. Phone 143.
YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH
on my Optical Work. (in Into tho
Eyeglass question mlloluly hetero
you buy plurncli. It in no donate!-
ollu to wvur globulin llrcul‘rlbed «by
my one but u ltcglntorod Optome-
triut till it in to wcllr gilldW fitted
to homo. one clsre oycu. Should
you bu soldering with Eye 'l‘roublo
conduit me on any Mondlly, Wod-
nosday or Friday evening, 6: 80 to
9 p. in.
WILLlAM J. MOORE,
Eyulg‘ht Specialist ;
Keeler’e Building, Room 6 Wllh~'
lnutcn an, app. Hoyle Theatre.
N. V., 727 8th Ave. Dally it to dl.
Between 46th and 46th Ml.
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We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
J M.- Layton hooded.
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Norwalk Chronicler