THIESIIWHH suuuunnuar
h QueSt Of We want to sum our Meade-cums (-osg when we I “AIM" """"""" 'L . . . L ' I I J I I I I I I ..... ’ frva'vI 'rIvIvIvlvlrIx-I~I~Ir'.vl Eli-:2
hopoyousrenumbendlthstwemresdytomrsisbtbsnwitnsu' '7
their requirements in building materials of all sorts. and tbst we
Coal?
_ are ill a petition to give M prompt service and clean sound lumber 2% I ESEI r1 Str am & H att
;. and timber tron new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to i; 2 i
When 3' man "u out 5 resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past 2‘ E l 275', y ”l
,. to buy 1113 Coal he has a If and protuise you as at old, trustworthy service and sustained qusl- :. , , 3::- i; .
r 3 burden on his soul that 2:1 ity. in our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years if :12: 323:;
. “may be?“ him guess- .2. :expel-lence and an established reputation for conscientious desi- . “BflMflIlVE 3:; ii:-
ing; for if he fails roger .;: i”- .;. 1;: - pi;
m m m pun” 2:3 3%, Cooler Weather glves Added Interest 15133
may; mflmxg 3;. 'I he Hatch 8t Bailey Company Fireman Joseph mm. w... it}: to our gig
There’slouorrueltobe . r : -------------- :'- ScaidedandburnedioDeaih 1552.
bid, it’! often good but . _ in Upright PUSH“ {:5
eometimesbad—strnth
HALE PRICE SALE
out we’re confessing. in the Call
are the Best We Have Ever Offered ' 3.
Be Sure to Attend this Sale.
All of the Parasols at 25% Discount.
Wk,
Tenderlumped Track and Crash-
ed Into Rocksln Deep Cut
On every hammock in stock.
The
SFERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
33 A The Norwalk Furniture House
\
TELEPHON E 44.
TheCo-lwescll'uclm A Special Sale Of ~ ~— . . , . 33
we,» ,.W,“§,;§;;;hg H AMM 0 CK S illillllfll lIIII Fillllll 53;; of Ladles’ Tailored Suits. “2
334-11”; m... .... ’°“’ . ililllllll IllJlllill The 'are all i c t s l d th V!
3/, ' 25 per cent Reduction Y 0 orrec iv e. an e o ues
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE OF FLOOR COVERINGS.
DAXBURY, July 29.——One man was 23
drilled and two were seriously injured 2'
when a locomotive on the Central New '33:
England Railroad was wrecked this 3‘:
morning at Holmes bl. Y. twenty dive ::-‘-‘ ‘ '
Bargain prices on all grades of Carpets. Rugs, Straw and Fibre
Mmttings and on Cloths and Linoleums.
. u - -;3-:.
s-s'.uoi.'.
14-16 WALL STREET.
Prompt Delivery—Repairing s Specialty.
I 3:3 BUY
“}r~-Hazelton
Coal
_ Suit Sale
$10 Suits
$7 Suits
_____..
H. Ktieger & Co.
Special Sale Of Dresses and
locomotive and scolded and burned to
ideath. while two companions who es-
caped similar late by a small margin.
though fearfully scalded. made his we) MOVOMBM Under Way, ll‘lCIlldillfl
to Holmes Station. a mile away. by al-
ternately walking and crawling and Summer Camp Feature, PrO'
ductive oi Much Good
Fits—LI Eyeglasses
. $8
.355
miles west of this city Joseph Rem- "':': . ‘ '
iington, a fireman, was pinned in sun
right position against the boiler of the Junfif Ktnflfl ["flflRSES
were unable to save him because they WHRK of Bay scuuls
were disabled by their own injuries.
Romeo Whitson. an engineer. al-
summoned assistance. Engineer Whit-
son and Frank Cowles, a flagman, who
was also badly hurt, were taken to a
.
.,The,B.HershfieId&SonCo “”9"“ “‘ “3’1“”. N~ ‘5 39”l are . Sk ts
expected to recover, .\0 one, perhaps, is better able to . . ..
TIL: 2"" 122 WATER '1'- .G0 I I LIEB The wrecked locomotive had been speak with more knowledge on the . ,
engaged in assisting trains over a “boy" ““93”” than 1’ Judge John
3 heavy grade between Hopewell Junc- ‘Keogh of the local court dealing daily
. S \ tion and Holmes and was running to- as he does, with scores 0‘ bad my“
$12on fir cigar” ‘41:, .ward the former place. tender first 'brought before him for a hundred and
.when the trucks of the- tender left the one offenses ‘0 be dealt With accord
h
:ozuigoflzlll: glreggmvfixgfizs‘lgfi rails in the center of a high rork cut. 3mg to statute And to his attention 3"
adjusting feel at liberty to consult lThe tender plunged into the side of 5° 00m“ the conditions and “mm” ,.
WILLIAM J, MOORI, the cut and the cab of the locomotive”nent that “9‘ the feet of boys on the . ,
opT'c'AN; telescoped into it. Remington, Whit iwrong path “1 life
:7 AMP s10 CLOTHING srons.
m”v _.. _.
IN BED OAK COAL I
ONLY ONE Funeral Work a Specialty. save
, Try a bushel and you ll «buy a ton. .mouey by having your work done here.
My ossh prices are the lowestinttown. I‘Jrulu and Vegetables of'ml Kinds.
I do not expect to make a large profit. A. C Clineoy FlOflS£
on cool this year, as I sell at such a
.. .. .n
AM THE .
,Every Dress in our Store has been
Marked Down to the Very Lowest
Notch
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE
-77l
"(.R‘K‘R‘ \ u s-
b
, low price just to advertise my Red Room 6. Koolor sulidlng, son and Cowles were all pinned in the The following interview ‘;iheretore. ‘ '
3 mt goal I m “mug “pm PM 3 TEL. 37:12. 7 success ave $301335: mustang? It. wreckage and emeyuped m cloud. 0, with Judge Keogh on the ‘soy snout ~ SOLICITED
land Cement at very lowest prices. VERY MODERATEJ’RICEB. Monday, wanes? usual“ '"mm The engineer and flagmau, movement. and especially 0“ "‘9 sum-
.w The bag must be returned. ' N Y Evenings, c: t. s, y managed to free themselves and drop': mar Camp feature, the only remedy ca-
WILLIAM EFFRON. . . address-72? .tb Ave, 0 to to the ground, but Remington had been Fable 0' counteracting the "bad boy U
.8 ROWAN 81, EAST NORWALK. ‘ P' "‘ “"1. . caught between the wder'tnd boiler and his suns" influence. is worthy of: to Panama! Hats 8e" as LOW as $150
and was unable to extricate himself more than the passing notice of the
When the steam cleared away hlsiparenta and friends of boys in this
body was visible through the wrecti- Cit!-
age. ili‘lagman (‘ow'ies hip was broil “The people generally." said Judge: .-
on and he was powerless to move at 3Keosh. 'are inst commencing to wake‘ ~
. tor dropping from the locomotive ~En up to the Boy Scout moveuiéni. and;
.1 3 gineer Whitson was able to make his the world of good it is doing for the
The NORWALK way back to the station at Holmes boys E
with the greatest dldlculty and the; "Great efforts and large amounts of
railroad men who saw him after be money are being used in reforinstories
reached the station marvelied that heinebriate farms. cures and homes of: 3
. had been shiet . om leie he our .ivarious ds all ver d in their .
, Joseph Rosenileld. prop. o c p t 1 my " m ( y m ‘ *
to warm eraser.
SOUTH. NOSWALK
Money loaned one all articles of
Tel. 441. Tel. 441. ‘
worth $3. 50 to $4. 00
. v'»
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
msrnumsurs.
The Well Known
Always the Latest Things in ,
WALL
"PAPER
Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
, _, .
3 ROWAN 8T.
*He fainted after telling the ststion'way). designated to treat and reform
agent about the wreck. .those addicted to the drink, drug and -
The welt-bound track was torn up other bad habits. A tithe of the effort ..
for a distance of about five hundred and money put into the Boy Scout orl '_;
feet at the scene of the accident and
value. unredeemed pledges at a one a wrecking train was dispatched from
ritlce. 3:5" _ New Haven to remove the wreckage. .3
, » ' ‘ ' ‘ Fireman Remington's home was in
is. ' Hopewell Junction. He came to the worth a pound of cure."
Tel. 441.
Ford Model '1‘, electric lights, A1 condition . $300.00
N: Painting
Pa‘per' Hanging .
Decorating
J u ‘
. 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain . ....... $350.00
.; '1‘ PRICES.
' AIlIlAIIBEFBII Prior
Two Birds
2ft.
:wrth figmfiv ping
store or home
”keep out the summer sun
9nd of our awnings. Esti-
oorfully given.
lions 'liltos.
72*NORh Mall! 8!.
COOKING RANGES AT THE
muss, careers CHAIRS.
solo ALL HOUSEHOLD;
towssr mess on
The Gorham Co.
to First St in East None-Ill
Tel. 452.
FIREPROOF
TRY ASBESTOS CENTURY
SHINGL'ES.
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WASHINGTON. July 29.—General
Carranza and Provisional President
{Cal-halal have agreed on a. basis for
the arrangement of peace in Mexico.
according to a message received here
TOI. 9874.
Make your “Roof
C. I‘ H. Aisthorpe
Beavlevr AV.
New Haven system from Pennsylvan- ' “One of the most necessary things
is, and his wife is said to live in in connection with the scout move-
Shoela. Pa. He was about 27 yearstment is the summer camp. The one
old.
—— into the open air life. They slept in
STATE NEWS. and ate under canvas: took" long
Percy Willard repair man of the hikes; went through a daily routine of
Telephone Company, while driving drills and exercises; bathed in the
through Grassy Hill district. near Old riveroeach morning before breakfast;
Ssybrook recently was made were had their daily afternoon swim and
0f 8 large Silage by his horse shying sat around the evening camp fire and
The reptile was standing erect with listened to good, wholesdme stories
its head high in the air. A limb of and instructions until taps.
a tree brought him down Placing it “This outdoor life with continual
in his Wilson. Mr Willard stopped at personal contact with and advice from
E. M. Marvin’s house. \lr. Marvin-strong charactered. kindly disposition-
informed him it was a dangerouii‘ed men of Commissioner MacDonald
today by Jose ’Casteilot personal rep-
resentative of Carbajai. ,
Mexican Boys In American Schools.
3 EL PASO. Texas. July 29. —Carlos
iJaureguim, an intimate friend of Gen-
eral Villa. left here today for South-
ern Chihuahua, where he will assem-
ble twelve Mexican youths. sons of
Constitutionalist soididrs killed inbdt
tie. and conduct them Co’s preparatory
school in- San Francisco '
This custom of sending orphaned
sons of Constitutionalist soldiers to
school in the United States originated
with Villa slidaspeuses are paid out
ofthcsrmywsrcbcst. ltisestimat-
Just the Things
. FOR A 3' -
SUMMER GIFT 3.,
. my. .
*INDIAN SWEET
GRASS BASKET
BEIGGERMAN
OS. 64 NorihMalilSt.
'copperhead. four feet. tho in¢h85:and Scout Masters Goodchild. Murphy,
long. five inches round and weighed Nash. Austin and Chamberlain type is
‘four pounds 3bound to have a lasting influence in longs
Five young Women attempted to the physical. mental and moral malte-
. bath in one-piece garments at Wood- npof the boys.
moot, last Sunday. and were turnedi “Expepts have said that the location.
53°11 much to their diésusi- In 3081011 commissary, drilling and discipline of3
and New York on the beaches around Camp mirroring, in Weston, wagidoui,‘
3tbdse cities the oné~plece suit is much Mr Hillderin'g kindly tarnished the
iussd and there is .no complaint. It4cainp' site; Commissioner: MacDo'hald
1is said that most of the young women was the first one in angina last onei
lwho have these suite. at Woodmont out of caulp, and he was in,
lore from the above‘ cities or from clt- charge the
tea where complaint about the bath'
.dressea is unheard of and they wére arrangements and
surprised tnht their? costumes for chef in charge,
sdtbstlnorstbsaonslluo‘drsdnsslr
umummun sl-
Mist-mummies!-
Mdtlnssflsbsl-
Livinroot
outta use: cps-ed Mist
unsound-mm‘
sum
«z- .rrz'm—J cuter Morals, of the Orange police. solnc uncooked food-
COTTON 'MMKIT.
13mm on... July. sa-Jm
"Purine-t shore wherever say ottempt was nishsd without cost
is. At 13:15 o'clock momma-
fission-slit whitewash,“ user was out less? sleet under
bathing lbotrld at
yesterday issued an order against
ions~pllsue bobbing suit!) All along the of equipment "and supplies. and fur‘
made to wear this‘iwlmnlintlfl'b‘ trncbsforthlspurposo.
J. Tracer. and «w member- 01 the
m “M 'W lulled Society. designated
hl'.
“I”
KR“
”melts o.
i!“-
W'WJMM‘UOM
37 NORTH MAIN ST.-
—_7
any attention. abundance of good, plain and whole cemetery,
Samuel Rood- resentativcs from the following Hun-
sll nei' m filings of the transportation garian societies: Rakoczri Magyar. B.
S. Egylet'and E. L. S. 0. Lodge. Mr.
his big auto Saroci is survived by his wife and sev-
Dr. William oral children. ‘
33‘ has! of I! by hill. null. dolly inspection of the Connor,
M 901' buys. Melt of the Council of the the appointment of state treasurer
Gregory. looked a!- for the Modern Woodmen of Ameri-‘clllc and St. Paul The output of stock
‘os for a violinist period. notification
the.” 5 .
“fl“ In .l to tbs- seout ccmlnstrots trot-tbs national besdeusr- ttons were recorded in the first thirty
Mid--Sumtner
Come Early and
iiust held in Wooten brought the boys w
Clearing Sale.
' On All Household. Goods-«A Saving of 50 per cent: ”
Take Advantage
of the Bargains.
, M. GUTKOWSKY
-—
the credit of the first and very
successful camp of the Norwalk Boy
Scouts." ’ .
t
A"
ilEllTlls lulu Furious
Funeral of Mr. Sarocl.
personal The funeral of Stephen Saroci. of
whole time. Connoilman Charles B street. was held this morn-
C. J. Pid’xeon made all commlsaary ing. from St. Ladislaus Chruch, on
put a professional Cliff street. Rev. J. N. Czaho officiated
who furnished an and interment followed in St. Mary’s
The pail- hearers were rep-
Corporation Counsel William T
of New landon. has received
u. .....-- .W .
OPP. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Tilllilillll Willi STREET
WALL' STREET—~Tense excitement
and wild trading attended the early
dealings on the Stock Exchange today.
Advices fr’om, abroad were again of
an alarming character, with heavy
losses in such American stocks as are
dealt in on the London Stock vEx-
change. Initial losses here ran from
three to five points in many of the
better known securities, including
Great Northern, Reading Amalgamat-
ed Copper, Utah Copper, Anaconda.
St ui Consolidated Gas and Soot
Cana ian Pacific, the weakest of the.
~high grade issues recently opened at
a slight advance. Steel, which was
traded in in lots of 2.000 ' to 5,000
shares. opened with a declineof 1 3-4.
A tally of one to two points ensued
under the lead of Reading, Great
‘Nortbern Union Pacific, Southern?»
'wu so large that no head trsu
minutes.
My .- ‘I
Norwalk Chronicler