Plain Talk ‘
Everyone is talking about my work-
manship and my wares.
Go to
the Reliable Watchmaker,
Jeweler and Optician
Charles Brand
155 Wagington 0t. Scotti Namik.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
.
[coal has a reputation
. while, because we use
utmost we in selecting it
‘ therefore take pride in
' it. You may as well
selected coal as the hap-
" d‘kind.
, yards are on both
of Washington street
,4 and our office is con-
for all Repairing in this line.
And last not least
_ your need of Watches, Jewelry or
Optical Goods
Buy There.
His chargesare always reason-
able and his work is incompara~
hie.
W
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield & Son C0.
TEL. 294.
9 your painting and paperdhang
one. Our experienced men can
1: to your satisfaction The
as are exceedingly low. Esti~
toe cheerfully given. Special low
xices oh paints and wall paper. 122 WATER ST.
C O H E N' ..._____-... .1
ll Water St. Tel. 342-13. “I" ”bummer
haw.--_.-,___%_m H f . h.
10a1.(j,0al_ CoalI (mortise urms mgs
‘seil coal Also I am paying
it yery best prices for all kinds
J U N K
U'ro TIRES AND FEATH-i
ER BEDS.
" William Effron
Rowan St. East Norwaik.
Telephone 441.
Oil Stores, Refrigerators,
Screens, Screen Doors. etc.
Gehebe’ s
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Phone 397.
spare for the Hot Sun, order
3 Your Awnings
A now and save mon-
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
srsnmo and Fun. "‘ “’-‘
allure Repairing '1001 Newspapers, 25c per 100;
Mattresses Renoxai— lie a lb
ed Slip Covers made
to order. Our work
is guaranteed. Esti-
mates cheerfully giv
en.
If its Junk—I Buy It
llonost Weight.
No 1 inner Tube :1 1b.; N0.
Inner Tubes 15¢ 11 1b.; Auto Shoes Sc
80130
,unm
.. Public SChOOl Buys and? «Girls '
all over the State or Connecticut, got busy with your pencils and
TWENTY-FIVE PRIZES FOR YOU
easily earned in vacation, for the best lists of words made of only
letters that appear in the name ,,
“MONITOR”
(Reg. Trade Mal-1r U. .1. Pat.)
fl First cash prize $20 in gold, second $10, the ten next best 52.
and for the 12 next best an order Itor a pair of the
Famous “MONITOR” School Shoes l
Got busy. children, youths and misses. It costs you nothing
to try. and be among the winners. ' ‘
Any shoe dealer in your tdwh will cheerfully give you the rules
of the contest. List closes October ist. Prizes awarded about 00-
tober 15th.
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE KEELER, 167 WASHINGTON 8T.
8AM'L SCHWARTZ, 23 ELY AVENUE.
nu nu uus
11111111111 1qu
Keep losses Downdo $500 By
Hard Work—Much Chemi-
cal Was Used in Fight-
ing the Flames
oWiillum Thompson, of Norwaik is
ill at his home today.
.lulla .i. Lester. 01' New
ads in town.
One of the meanest fires the South
1'.\'01'1\alh Department has ever had to;
icoutend with was that of _\'esterduy.f
for which two calls were so
Box 2:. The loss to property did noti .. ~
amount to over $300, thanks to ”,0. Mrs. Susan G. Holmes has returned
.lli's, l‘orir,
Norwalk‘s Leading Dry Goods Store
a and 6 Gazette building. Norwalk, Connecticut
The Goodness of Gordon Hosiery
I8 FULLY APPRECIAWED BY EVERY WOMAN THAT WEARS THEM.
At 250 the pilll‘ The Pair, 35c
N0. 718. A fine quality ISilir Lisiio Hose. with dou- 3 Pairs for $1.00.
this garter top, high spliced heel and double sole. Ask to see No. 393 in Gordon Hosiery. It is
Undoubtedly the best wearing thin anode stock- made from pure Egyptian cotton, with six-
ing made in America at the IDrie/e. IBlaclr, tan, thread iisie heel and too. it is the softest,
white, and all colors. «Sizes 8 10‘10. cleanest and best wearing cotton stocking
made, It is not only very durable. but it is
extremely comfortable.
No. 324. Light weight Silk Lisle, deep garter
them, high spliced heel. double sole. In
No. 406* “Round Ticket" medium weight, Silk
Lisle; deep garter, hem, tour-thread heels and
toes; seamless feet. Black, tan and white, Sizes
8 to 10. black, tan and white. Sizes 8 to 10.
Some Popular Numbers at 50c a pair
No. 333. Light weight 511k Male; deep garter No. 7718. Extra wide. Fine Lisle: deep garter
hem; heavily spliced. Black, white, tan and
hem, heavily spliced in the wearing parts, very
Sizes 8 1-2 to 10 12
elastic. Black, white and tan. Sizes 8 to 10. Noevguéng glides. wid m d'i 1m wel ht Silk
. 1 ra e, e 1 g 1
No. K615. Heavy weight seamless silk Boot Hose. Lisle, deep garter hem heavy splicing Black
Black, white or tan. Our leader at . 50c tan and \.vhlte
Gordon Silk Hosiery
“The most satisfactory Dollar Silk Stock-lug ever produced " Flare top,
Black, white and all colors.
Sizes 8 1-" to 10 12.
flue gauge, pure
Sizes
$1.00
No H300.
dye silk with fine quality lislo top and sole; high spliced heel.
8 to 10. Per pair
1......1 ......-
of
Mud
and
Mr. and Mrs. James Douneily,
South Norwulk, picnlcked at
Pond, New Canaan, yesterday,
caught 11 number of line tish.
The Hal‘sli‘om school opened this
morning. About live students were
on hand to tulle up their school work
in preparation for college,
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Mrs, ('huries N. Smith and )lrs.‘:
Eleanor G. Smith 01' iiuyriew liVL’lillu,
good work done by the firemen. Unclh'lim 1‘ "is“ in lil‘ldlét‘iim‘l.
Glassware. ("coiling liten- about 1"oitv times that amount
sols of ail'kinds, llath lloom leturos,‘
Window
Housefurnishing Store
Prompt Delivery. '
Paving tho Highest Prices and (.11 int:
2. linguishIId.
Books and Magazines 35c per
Rugs.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave. So. Norwalk.- .“‘"”' ”Mk 1., 1)“. 3mm)“,
KOHNThe ~
one 3354. ‘ 45 NOrth Main 8!.
Strength of
211‘... .
ASpeCial Sale Newspaper
rent bargains in (.‘lothing, Shoes
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
chweur, Straw Huts, etc, :11 1111'
rare. I
"‘f Louis Avrick
"Post Office Black, South N0rwaik.
8w Men‘s S
Is Fully Appre-
Trv our cinted by all
2 5 C
" Coifee
ew England Grocery Co.
(’ 72 No. Main St. Tel. 158.
The Business At-
tracting Quali-u
ties of such.
Advertising,
Efficiency
Who Know
riboiore Tuesday, August 5th. 1018, will be credited with inter
from August lst.
a
1 hundred and titty-five gallons of client-1
ion] and no water was utilized in light I
Iing the llames: the most e\ e1 used in.I
New rIlN'Ll‘lI' sinus ilrt‘ lIII lili: ”Null-l
'11 ill front of Beer's South \mwulh
.
i. ,. 4'111 for 11 single tire and equul 10:5“)‘9' ltei 'est en route 1
in \Hi- .__.._..... _ 1 w——-——-— i
tor. iiu- damage our. eor'eied by in Th'mmg mmwfiy' of m“ \orwnlh “001's? Milt‘lioil. 01' Norwalii. rt-
Summe liom has resumed his duties ul'lt'i' awn”). found out mm he had C0“.
‘ much “WM“ \ufllllon. .strut'li'd a house on thr- property of
i l‘he the broke out in a blind I'oiiur‘
in the 111111 i'umiiy house 01 John ll.i
iixuupp in idly menus, and an .ilui'luV
gwus. sent in from ilux “:3 all 0:20
\l'urren \lI'IImlwurd. ol‘ .\'m'wulir. has
returned after an enjoyable sumimIr's
. .1 ictiou in the mountains i
'o‘tloch When the department rm h-. .
' k‘ ‘ I ~ . l. "1 . ‘ , ~ .
led tlu hou I llii'i‘t' w l‘i not the f st 1 Lester Piulaham. m lIlnshmu. x \.
1 1 II; . r t n; .
oi 11 1111111. lIlll .‘I‘lil(l\t \\.I~ poulllli. If?! ,9.“le Midday with Mr. and Ali‘s. John
;4\'1Ii'y ttl‘t‘Vlift,‘ 111 the structure. 1110
l . iiowlwr, 01' Highland uronm'.
; firemen trot-ed the start oi the smoke;
i ' ' ‘ I' - '. I ' I It"? ,
h) d Mlltlliitltilllil. MIN" :1” d pile ; . .lm' LtillI‘liilk. tho (-lpvm‘ iliilo humor
wood in the center 01 the louse “[101H “1 l‘. i‘leoi's‘ South Nui'wulk stori‘I
The cause 1;. ‘
......
'L'IrIilil of Andrew \‘l'urgu.
I unknown
lien I'uuso ol' the (lei use ~moke the tire
i mM
K t‘hurslo (lager ol' theI .\.illoliul
mo‘sn swork wus soup uhut diiiieuliulIi lliuh. m .\'ol\\IIllI. 1. lnjoviup. a two
gleam humpw'od. \ chemical line
luus lull in 111111 the bin/o \isihlu ex-
i'he lll'l'illt‘ll their attempt i .lirs. (.‘litiord llnuiord. 01' South .\‘or-
ed to truce :1111' sparks which miputfimm. m” returned “a” spending
haw. gone up through the walls and 1“.” mm in mmgflwn with relu-' .
were soimwlmt successful. \il lllt" I
windows and doors \\’('lt' opened to iii- “w
low the smoke, to disperse. .‘Ijlltrr ilurrr Karmic Nurwulk
working iiil hour und in l‘lll\ minutes" turned to his duties in the
the was judged out and the men lluuk oi'\oru.11i«, all 4r .1 two weelm‘
\‘ur'ullun.
\\"i('li.\"\'li(fllll01l from his duties.
1
l
ll\".t.\‘
has re
\itllOiln 1
ol'
the
()llliiIi' Allwl'l Frill-'11"
.\orwulh poliu. iit'|hillliil'lil.
inn 5111111) days “1' his \‘dliilltili
Smin lloIh.
.\ short while lutei thief llogaidus’
‘\\:15 called by 'phulio that the lilt‘ lulu
. liltilu 11 out. lie Went down with
'glo wagon und without using;
Ir'ipImiuli In wulIIl'. put thII blaze out;
:uilh :1 low 11in lilu\\~' ;
’ :Iizulii ('ullmi out tlIII‘
m‘ the south
'11: spi'tlib
any 1“
.\li.~'.-5I' s i\llllltl'illv I ‘i.1\IIIl 11nd lulu
' ’ h i .\' L‘i’ .
i Al H. l in I llmnullls; and “1mm“ Allivli. 01 H“.
lil'.1Ilqu ihu lire had \ltii'lt'il in till i ‘ ‘ . . .
i' 1114 “mm “1”“qu llosllm More. iiit' enjoying .‘1 two
. 1 1 1 1 .
otliu ptll' ion 0 “ 4'1 M \‘umtlon.
lulit haul eulIIp up through the walls. ‘ .
I'. I 1: Im I11 liliiilt' II'III'lIlu‘ " ‘
llll. tin-p tip | 'I . . l lira. mm 31. llu'lmi'ds. oi I“
' "l “U“ (i ll“ ill) lll(lil' iiillill‘li ' . .
llilll. lliili 1 “WI 5”,..." m” i‘t'llli'nl'il “mu“ lllll'l
and I‘ll-pod out portions of the iiousew‘lmnng two “mm!” mm lll'h‘. i‘. ll.
“hm ”WW “"5 ”W “”1th him 411 “I lmoluis in New iiuml.
,spurli. 'i'lils lust I'uil hop! illi' ilriImIIu mm
loot iin'oeuuzn'tors of an hour. Miss Fannie Shwhun ”Hum,“ m
l M- K‘“ “M “ ”Ham “’5’" “H did All" liili‘lltil‘tl tIIllui' ul'tI-r nl'l’llilliii: .1 low?
.dl‘ru WNW“. ‘0 “”‘W'hi’m "filwm‘ Autumn in Norwulh where who rlsimd;
including lhII lx'tlupp loss, was rover-I
(Id b_\ iliquI'unIII with .1. .\i. l.ll)||)ll at;
(ompuuy. liu'
l H .. ‘ “I llllriill'lil. Munsm'liim its.
lMiSS FANNIE YOURDISKY T0 WED. Ills motlw'
ADOLPH PALMAN 0F HARLEM.
Miss iI'unuiu l'oux‘diulty. dauphin-r IIl'
lii'. uud Mib'. Il'IImuI- Youl'dishI IIi'
‘i'li'r uh quI in 1' 111m pumped to .lldolpi
l’ulluuu. of ”urban. on \ilpil'l .lrd.
The wedding. is to lulu,» plmIII .quuu
ilmII this lull. .Ill'. l’ulmuu |I1'I".I1IulI'Ii
Miss l‘uul‘diully with u lmnduoulv illii~
mood I'ltiiz. Airs. l‘oui'dlshy served l‘i'I
i'i‘IIidiiIgI his and proved to be u churni-
' in}: liimli'uu. lli‘i‘ daughter .iuuuy Your»
'disllv pI'IIuIIulIId hI'I' with u handsome
'plIIIIiI oi I'ui uluuu Miss Youi'dhdiv r4I
culled 11 number oi handsome prose II! It
in honor 111' bur I'lluuuuuuiit.
Antoni: Uil' guests [ll‘i‘llt'lih \\’(‘l'i‘ the
her porcine and friends.
William NiIulillt. who is employed in
is in town,
”('8 soiiuusly lll ut lu-r
Nui'wulll. ‘
A, .l, (leey. 01' Brook-
[ bump in .liuln .‘Ilri'i‘l,
Mr. :1le lire.
and Mrs.
luluud,
with Mr.
ill (1111'
William J, lil‘uwli.
lmrr returned home.
Alisa illum'hl' 1,. i'ohimun. ol'
mm 'l‘i'i'rmso, Kli‘ililill'nplwl‘ I" Keogh
11‘. i‘ulidw'u 111w llllli'l'b, helm" at rut'u-
lltlll Iii’ two \t‘iaIIlu.‘
111:;
Keith (futblll. .Ium ol‘ Mr. and Mrs.
('ilulou i‘utbiil. of spring street, was
ll. id. 11.
'l'orduo, {Walsh-(l by Hi”. ll.
following: .lir. uud M :11. ll. lI‘ox, .\ii'. .
and Mrs. ll“! More. Mr. and Mrs. M. “out,
'tfoheu. Mrs. Auuu Lupin. Mr, and Mrs. ‘ WWW ‘
M!“ MM“ ‘HIdu of South Nor-
WI. Fox. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Lung, or
New York; and Mr. and Mrs. it.
uhhrumsmi. Mr. and Mrs. J. Yourdlulry,
walk is IIuloyiug 11 works vacation
from her duties in (linen 1 shoe store.
lll'
and Yale Yourdlsky, of South Nor- Misti 'ilredo is visiting friends
walk ilrookiyn.
WW ”WW“ . Misses Anna (‘lavoiieruruuret (‘iuv
._Daneiug at Roton oyery night. ."n lliudelolm» Miliznm' and friends
N... M
.. from Waterbury and Milford started
I ”‘91 "9 if 1 Were going ‘0 have for Block island today for" a two
appendicitis.” "Well i need a new weeks stay.
gown, so you'll have to walt."~ m
Life. Mr. and Mrs Frank Seymour. and
\ .
‘stalt toiliorrow
" \l‘iiiluln mun-n.
' I1 olillg
fir-t 1'lljo,\lii;!.’ 11 weeks \114'.Itlou, l
. .
, i’ulrolnmn
’ll'omlwui'd avenue 1111 old tree slumpI
lyu, wim have lump npvndlun 11 month,
(llbfi
I'xtuut this 111(11'11~\
operated on 11:11in for udunuldu, by llr.‘
for u wiohs trip to;
Niagara l‘uiis 'ihoun'uud islands, ,\ion- 1
11'4ui (unmiu. and otlur points of ill-
We are now
in the i"uir Ground.»
in \\'lnuipauk. No agreement has
. been mude as yet.
at Specially Reduced Piices, all
Refrigerators, Porch Rockers and
couch Hammocks, Porch Screens.
Also special sale of Brass Bedshnd Mattresses.
L
’i‘he Mississ l‘iu"u and Alma Iluis
tuwson, and .iIInuie Anderson
ing .11 l‘uii't i1 ‘d undue.1"(Itui.1ed this
moiulng 11pm llillf‘ island, where the
lildiis spent 11 week visiting
‘lheii' “lends 011d i'I'llIti1'5.o
it'slil
i
EASY PAY MEN TS.
(illil'or .lohn 1'2. Reynolds dropped
lhlI'e dollars from his \l'tllCll pol'iioi
one night 1'1.'I.'1Ilii,l_\‘. Luckily the 1mm
ey wus picked up by u brother Gilli-er,
.lOllll ll. 'l‘miiillll, and the
loser received his lost t'unds lth
morninu '
MISHAPS Tl) GERMAN
AVIATOBS, SUNDAY
When the repairs wire mudr,I to
was left in iiurrilt avenue. .-\t 11va
('lzI'us linliI it frightened sm't'l‘ul lliil'S-.
«In and has been a general eyesore A-
complaint to the street department i‘t"
united in Sli‘t't'l l‘ommissioui'l' Ail'i'gd
lll'own summing llit‘ Ulljt.'t‘lli)llllllll‘
stump this morning.
lilIlilldN. An aviation
pupil nuim'd llrot'hs died here today
August l.--
t'rom tho I't't'oets or burns sustained
inst owning \\‘ll1'll liuI l'llt'l tank of his
ueippiune exploded after an abrupt
landing, in which lilo muI-hiuo narrow-
ly missed ll crowd oi" spectators :Il 1111'
.Iohuunlsihnl .-\1Ii'od1'nm:
'l‘lnI mlulol' was ubom lo lilllil in :111
I Swim: an app: Moulhiug uIIIolnolulI'
from \\ 11.111 it could pol ('bi'lillt‘ on lip-
ixnouu kitten d. oppIId lii‘illi in South
Plain and
liuiu street yesterday1111011111011. and viii-n field after he had {missed IiIII '
ll'ils then run me:- by the auto. Those spectators, when his upropluue struck Imp e
lem saw tlw strange inridIInl 1121le a pylon :Iml wus dushod to the
l'i‘liilll‘kt‘ll upon its pIIIt'uilur
i'I'utui'I's. ground. with limits hIIqulh the motor. ‘ . .
and i1 is certain that llH' I'm Iisoppi-d The liquid fuel I'xlilliiit‘d- A“"”“"' Ad V ertlSIIlg
(li‘illl lu'i'oi'p iu-iuu Hll'lii'li. uriulm' nuand distiller. 1'1111 tliroutzll
I 11111111111111
the ilulims 11ml l'lHlit'il his life lll ex-
triI-ullnu tho um'onsl'i‘mts inputs from
the blazing pluue. “
Increases
Profits.
AUTO TFiiP THROUGH ALASKA.
\.\i.IIlI2:/.. Alnsilu, .\111:. i.-- lhe ilrst
automobile trip from l"ulrbuuh:.. in thIn
9 o‘clock at ”w homI m. hI_Ird.'HIizhtII1'. Vlli‘iii‘l ol’ the inim'ior oi‘ Alaska. in the
Mrs. I'ldwut'd WWW”. m, Imnbul'r She coast. \\'.'I' 'Ilillliit’ll‘ll 111 luldtilizlil win-n
WM Film” .l'i'ill‘b‘ m. 0.1.0 uud llllil‘lilh'll litiilt'l‘l :dlII Tdou drove his lire-puswvu-
in l'uiliuu" lmuiih for the punt two wm‘m'ml” “MW" llll\lll1.Zl‘ll\‘I'i'l‘ii tho
”Hm Mrs, Spoil \I'us :I 1”“th 01' Jim: nIliII-I' in illlyi'uur illiurs‘ urtimb
lltII l‘ouui'pimtionul i'hul'rii oi' lloliu-l. WWW lllill‘: . 1
hill" in sut'riw'd '0’ two hilllli. llumilv Flwldt'u. with two illi'ititli'lllzl‘l'r-F,I‘1“li.
14in ll. Scott. of “him-field, dud \\'lll- FHMH'LR ul millllllihl lllltr‘ptlpi. “WV
\H'l't' lurvml lo lnuiti' 11 ions. detour be
Mrs Sahi' Ina Scott.
.‘il‘H, Suln'llm Semi. widow of Sunr-
1101 Heidi. died on l’I'ldui' 1"\".'llllli.‘. u'
9..
linhl Scott. of blast Ntil‘Willli. uml o'w N1
. o. . . . . )
diluillltpl'. lira. l'ldwurd Verve“. The ”HM “r ”W1 mudlllunh. OIL
l'tltii'l'ul \l’uu ill'lll iii the bomb of her. I'.-.. ,. . , S bl
diluphtor. Mrs. I'lduuid i-‘i'i'i'IIll, thl~I Y ”I!" “1““ I’m?“ "trilmi'ui‘l‘if‘ (‘h 2:in 938mm 0
afternoon, with interment 111 llldiu-I "I.“ WV" 5% 0 Hi". “ i i if h F ' ' 1
”Mil (‘IImI'iI'I'i'I i-lpi'rlpm. wI‘Ir, ”m litre, Adolph \\. iIi'iIlluuu. of (.llmuu urnlShlngb
”my”! “9' “W, M". {clump of up. (“may ”PM“ ‘ , ‘ . _ . l' i-‘hium'i ‘l'i'uum-ru 353.00 to $li.‘iil
’uI'I'nullouul (‘hurI'h IIl' ilIIlile. , ("'"ri'r'n 11' Minn" M MM. \mlr' .h Willi.» iIuIIu 'i‘I'oIiIIIII':I $1.50
Hummus“... m... .luu unwind 111'. und \ll‘s‘. MI‘iilii'ii in. [timid downy...“ _________ 251,50
CO'RPORFATiON CERT’FICATESI ‘\I'iii(‘l', ill Hilllllllrii iiVi'lllii‘. Ailllilii'ii (‘iilllii .. $3.00 and $5.00
1 (‘ lull 1- I \i i" -t .1 . m r A my“ 1111qu uud Mm" d”, WW .lutu ituslI'i'u $2.00 and up
i . or “Him A 111111.11 ”4 iii: .‘ 0., " lililud 111‘ on :Illlomiillllu in l’Wliii‘ an'i‘nik Suits ...... $12-00 UP
bulwulk, incorporated July Jo, llild, in “m,” yuswrdmn ,Wm ”NT Hulls $10.00 up
gdo item-val lnuuui'm'turluit. etI'. ('upiI pm ....,~--..-.Wm,_w.“ l 'l‘l ' ' it ill {7 $125 up
N 1‘ V 'l 1
itul stock, $20,000. dilidIId into "001' 1.11th lluii’uur has (“mI()\‘(-|'p(l 111111 11111100 0 (H H”
i‘.’ Ipllllp, pints uud quarts.
’1'
ibhmru. 01' $100 (illi'll (‘IIIIIIIII'IIIIII 1mm .11... wax in lo a. p mum-a quiet 11 to hold
lllflliii with $10 000 “11:1ooi'porutot' imam up by Hip feet. It in u sure
Ralph it. Colo,lIul1'lloid Frederic M ’cum 1r continued long tinouglLW,
Roscoe, Norwulk; James H iiyulop”plump-mum ledger
ilunbury. “4% W
Eagle Manufacturing to Sales (30., of. Hp wanted her at once to wed.
Bridgepo: t: 200 shares subscribed for, pm, “my, gm. would‘not do.
on which $50 cash and $4,000 property “We never can be one," she fluid.
have been paid President, F‘lmer J. "Till you‘ve enough for twod'
Smith, 1 share; vice-president (leorgel W...
D Hurtiett. 108 shares; secretary and '1
"Are you a friend of the bride?” l
treasurer, trunk H. (Meyer, 1 share. ”No; I'm the bridegroom."-~.ludse.‘
Joseph Davis
BB WASHlNGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.,_
Norwalk Chronicler