m ‘
lulu. Automcvtle. Burglary, Llnbll‘
my. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
M wo can write any kind of qur-
uco you may require. Call in on the
Phone No. 1230. ,
Taylor 8. GoldenI
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Read about the. summer clearance
sale at the N. E, Ryan t‘onipan)‘.
i
Mrs. ilaniel Fisher. of Stamford, is
visiting ill, and Mrs. John ii. liuapp,‘
in West street. ‘
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Mrs. t‘harlotte ()lnistead, of .\'or-
,walk, was the guest. on Wednesday. of
the Misses (,ilnistead. in Wilton. I
I —Str;iws and Pittiainas. O'iirien's.l
_""" !
Bids will soon he received for the;
installing; of the new boiler iii the
electric light station on State street. ,
.4 i
Raymond lirotliers have the contract
for the supplying of building material
for a’ large. and beautiful residence,
which is being erected in llcddiiig.,
.\'ew iieckwear and girdles at .I. l.
Malletie's. See adv.
Miss Lillian Rudder. stenographer in
the coal oilice of Raymond Bros. on
Washington street. is spending the
weekend with friends in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer Crotut andl
daughter, Miss lnez Crofut, of South
Norwalk, are stopping at their sum-I
mer home in North Wilton, Deit‘orest.
.Farm. ;
‘A special convocation of Butler
‘tiie l'nited Electric Light d: Water1
,Misses Spine. of this city. i
, 'Tiie directors of the Union Felt:
: bury. i
.,-'~-o«¢o"coa ---a--—.
spidcmu.n m satin-t and wm‘
I! Ku‘rl’! . fiirv‘mn :
, I
.._,
Mr and Bro Eduard user. of lame
sired. will “‘3' Monday for Maura
Falls. to 'Md n week i
Many timptinp inlues for the also
shopper will be totind in the Read ndii.1
today. :
Special prices on electric and still
irons, at Gehebe’s. See adv.
if you are interested in gas water
heaters, don't fail to read the adv. of
Company. i
{\liss Frances Argun, of ~Newburgli,:
N. Y.. and Miss Jennie Freda, of New
York, are visiting at the home of the. ~
(\i
I “New“
I\~St\’\\'\\'\(\'\<:
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Miss Anna Curtis. of Union Park,'
has returned home after having spent?
six weeks as guest of Miss Ruth Boy-i
er, at Sunnpee Lake, N. H. l ‘ I ‘I
dresses at liaiiprice at? 6
Summer
Jacoby’s. 1 ;
\
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Mrs. Robert Smith and son Robert,‘
of East Orange. New JerSey. have;
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Bach. ot‘ Lowe street. 1
i
The mill-end and‘mid-sumnier clear.
ance sale will continue all next week‘
at A Dickerman A“; Son's. See spot
clals for Monday in the adv. I
The annual sale of parasols begins,
,today at Tristram it; Hyatt's. i
on our fl
All work on the Noah Webster Mc-I
inorial library, which Sarah Whitman;
Hooker Chapter, Daughters of the.
American Revolution. incorporated, ot
West Hartford, had planned to build
iii West Hartford, has been stopped
by force of injunction. l
Hat Company, of Danbury. have tiled,
a preliminary certificate of dissolution
by agreement of stockholders. with:
the secretary of the state. The claims‘
against the corporation are to be‘
sent to Robert S. Alexander. of liars,
.—————-~—- t
Read the Saturday night specials ati dollar StOCk-
the Boston Store. I
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Tobacco buyers have literally fallanl
over each other in their attempts to‘
land the bulk of the tobacco crop inf.
the Simsbury section. Rumors of sales;
During
‘ mfiofir‘nomniéinvrttmoien
because in no other way.
new5papers with this original August Sale-and
The figures show th
,. They show the view large
can’t be much missmg oi any go
Chapter. No. 38, R. A. .\i.. is called for of tobacco crops wérc clrculntingj
the purpose of taking action on busi- early in the week ”a yesterday you:
ness of importance. it will be held at €01“an find a tobacco grower wliof
its rooms. July 28th. at s oclock. p. in. had not been approached by several
‘A full attendance is required.
' —Look! Look! Straw hats. O'Brien.
\
Complaint has been made to the au-
thorities regarding the practice of
young men and boys of standing in the
roadway in Connecticut avenue and
other thoroughfares and trying to see
how near they can come to an auto-
mobile without actually being struck
by the machine, Some day some of
these smart youths will be injured.
and the autoist will, no doubt.'be blam-
ed for the mishap.
At the factory of John W. Green d:
Sons. which is having an extremely
busy season in stiff hats,‘work is be-
ing centered tor a few days upon the
examination of the 11,000 dozen hats
that were stored in the Turner factory
building on Railroad avenue at the
time of the tire there a few days ago.
l'i‘hese hats have been taken to the
‘Green factory to be given-a thorough
inspection. ‘To unpack and examine
132.600 hats is‘no small task and nat-
urally interferes to'a considerable ex-
tent with the regular shop routine. The
outlook for a prolonged busy season at
the ureen factory is said to be excel-
lent.—Danbury News.
and on» household valuables.
4....Summer Travelers
. ' ~ in A as ‘ ' . -. . «. >
” mm. leaving. phone car we Dope-it Department for.
information concerning Ito afar-torn.
Tonmnymnhuvolybuikynrticluwdmufl.‘ ' J
"TXNEL
A Million. Dollar Stock
(To be Exact, $1,027,167) of
Wanamaker-Warranted
, _, 7;..\\.\\\\\\\"
t~§~§\§\'\~3\'\\§
will be offered in
AUGUST SALE
( Original)
Regularly purchased Furniture now on
, hand.....- 3 650,422
Specially purchased Furniture now on
i hund....‘..uu oooclooccononno'oooonno
' Furniture on call in manufacturer's hands,
represented in this sale by samples
00,5000... III... .l'IIOIICOI ll
Total....
These figures from our own stock books are made public only
can a fair comparison be made in the
At- all times our prices are moderate.
this sale, extending throughout August then prices .
will be lowered irom 10 to 50 per cent:
‘ ‘ F our Days of ~ Inspection
e tremendous purchasing power back of
the Sale, which commands lowest prices at all times. . ~
variety of the furniture -- there
od kind of furniture in a’mtllion
*1“.
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277.745
99, 000
$1,027,167.
its many imitators.
‘ 0
Wm 0,, ,m ,m a buy..- my .. .. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
t its 1 befo e 7 o‘clock in the _ ’ ‘
inoriitnguiimn: another said a buyeri' ‘ “'3 " July 28, 29. 30 and 31 "'”'
whom he tried to avoid yesterday was ‘ . v. .
“t h" ”“3", “"3 “Tm: fem. “i usher in the Sale. These days are for the leisurel impaction of
lSSlBlBOIfll‘SDUBS‘ . . , . 0 ~ .
moipémuo on the race at the grower: the furniture. But thelowenAugust price tags ml be affixed and
selection may
will begin.
and he is holding for a good price and'
setting it. too.
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made. to date from
August
.1
liit, when. deliveries \
Manufacturing A Company. is“ being:
held this afternoonat Bye Beach. The,
trip is being made by automobiles, and
baseball is to be played between a,
store. The entire force from tlie,New ;
men this year, and a great time is'
, looked forward to. Thecbnll‘ tean'i"
s will line up as rbiimvs: sedan, o";
» 'Joneph, p; McMahon. 1b; Hayes. 2b;
~ Bilionntlen. 8b; Richter. as; Smith, 1!; .
, Parker. of; Raymond. rt. Tom Burns
. Winter boy. decree. fl. ‘Nnry is to
. lockqnfter boil. and a. Known. who:
W for no medical profusionuin
mm on, will any baud-cu:
lion-Int. Ind‘oponpo. 11 some:
7 hmbomodontbovor-
of your silverware ,
, “of the MCI.» worm tho
’ Mrs. payee, R. r. o. 37.
run Helen Brault.
Austin, E. K._ 8 Arch St.
Browneitiiss Carrie D.. 460 Madl-
after arriving at the beach,‘n game ot son St.
Bowker, Mr.,.8 Hillside St. "
Olney. Miss Sarah, Broadview, Tait!
‘ - ~ York store is joining in with the fore- rest Cottage.
econ,.Mr, A. H. 4 ,
E. s. ADAMS. P. M.
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ficuth Norv'mk.
Glovgnno‘iprovginlto.
Mil. V. .Gig'mmlns. 142 Marguerite St.
P H.“DOIIIllue.
Min nfifv. Fry.
In}. H. Johnson.
Alfred it. Lnntby.
mun Inhcyu . _
WI 'rnnnn Int-tin. -
Indictment“.
mommom
lino m to etc-cont Timon.
mum “GM“ fit
fime-hfl.
ti
. . - JOHN WANAMAKER
Ferry tor Autos . . . , ~ .
, nerou . “‘2 ‘ ' . NEW YORK .. \
v.31; ‘ ~ \
LONG isuiiti sotiitn .ti _ . . . , _ \ ..
“m." , Actor Place Station within the Store Building—five
BYE and SEA CLIFF ! ,, minute: by Subway from Grand Central Terminal. \ -._.-——~,
. . l . . i .V
Leaves Sea Cliff Dnily:- . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
9. 11, l, 3. 5;; o’clock ____——-———'-————-—_——
hi‘veo'Ryo Dailyr— -
10'12,L4',6,80’clock ‘ _ , __.,. .._ w “-c..- ._
Subject; to weather conditions CLOVER LEAF CLUB‘S QUTlNG. l ‘onnn-risso LETTERS. TRIES SUICIDE m CELL.
ongecfhnn withotut ngtiacfe. Se ‘ l w" . .- ,
to " . ' .... , .
'umbeodeaodlimth: not rounld Annual affair of amp,l°y” of L°°k‘ delow is a "St or letters remaining, ""4“" ”mm" A“°mP‘ed T0 ”mil
will be made 0“ Saturdays ”is wood ’9' Co. Hold ‘7 Ry. Buch' uncalled for at the following post ot-‘ Hlmulf by su'P‘"d°"-
Sundays only. 9 , The sixth annual outing and shore . ‘ M'ERIDEV Jul 25 -- Th Fil
‘ 0mm manom- co, - dinner of the Clovbr Leaf Club. com- flee! for the current week: a ed 33 it, rd -—i .omas eds.
“”hmman mn-Y- posed of the foéeman of the Lockwood , ' """ ~ g ’ a empte 8“ Cide by hang-
. Norwnlk. .
|
:te’rdny afternoon a few. hours after his
:nrrest. Detective Burke happened to
,be' walking through the cell-room and
saw Fieldi hanxlnx by the suspenders
to his overalls which he had. attache
”in noose to tit his neck. »
l
i Fields was quickly cut down by the
idetective. His wind had almost been
lshnt off when rescued. At the supper _
ihour he was very much alive and be.
sides, eating a hearty meal ordered
and paid for a dozen bananas for de-
. sort. ”Fields {is a transient who has
been wofltifig for. the past few weeks
in Mex-idea on an underground con-
duit job. '
COME-SIGN To U. P. nAthotto.
wasnmo'rott, July ran—rim lil-
tcrntnto Commerce Commission luau
“THROAT. JULY 15. rpm
«-
mintzs .
SOUTH NORWALK
J UBILEE SALE
Shop at Mintz’s Tonight for
Real Bargains
Delicious Creamery
BUTTER 31C
a pound
$2129. Butter tutu: 27c
East India Tea Co.
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
Roton'Point Park
High Tide Today 12:30 P. M.
High Tide Tomorrow 1:17 P. M.
Shore Dinners in the Casino
' Restaurant
-$1_-
-75C- .~-$1.50-
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE?
There's a pleasurable sense
of comfort in a. quiet evening
at home if your home has
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
artistically designed and ar-
ranged as your own 800d taste
dictated
Come in and see our large
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest and most
comfortable styles.
A. J. Anpovlnc 0. sen. CO.
1? Vacation for Everybédy f‘
4 -Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—All Water-
New York to Old Point. Comfort, V3,, including meals and stateroom
IF
dloot
' ‘ deem from the ““9”, with 0“ from: Morey, MISS Annie, care MISS to the top bar of his cell and formed
the omco‘torce, of . the New ‘York Mitchell, ‘ '
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via Jameoxitiver
Night L . steamer to Richmond. Va, including supper. stateroom berth. '
anr break out the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson;
Richmond or Murphy, in .Richmond; leave LRic‘hmond same evening via.
1118111 his cell in the police M8110“ yes- steamer to Norfolk, Va., including Bum, .statercom'berth and breakfast.
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m,.for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New Yorkiollowing afternoon about 4 p. m.
‘J
sycamore call every week day atil p m. from Pier 25, N. R.,. New York, i”
of N. Moore street. . .
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department.
OLD . DOMINION LINE
-W. L. WOODROW Traffic Manner 1L1. BROWN. Gen. Pan. Agent
CHALMERSigl5.. "
, ‘ “LIGHT SIX”
a nun 1m osmonsrnnmo CAR is HERE.
Auto Supplies, some. Firestone, Goodrich, United States rim.
Lowent'prlcu,’ Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
on" FOR Hinu DAY, WEEK on MONTH.
_ mot-tr av 80. NORWALK 8TAT|0N,
FOR oALl. _
190! Pope Hartford Runabout 8350
chat-rm “u.“ 191! mo
101: land. mm and mud m
[our work m tom a quality. . ‘
vim BROS.
:1 mm or no. uonwuut.’
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Norwalk Chronicler