Laser , Ribbed
.....xocna bungee“
Wu.
iidrcn’s..... rec. mad :9:
Benin. 1% Boys‘ Balbriggan
l A Cgmplete Assortment at
(1 1111. Banks
map-cents HOTEL ILO7cK.
hon-m NORWALK.
list Shop Gifts
Dainty gifts at reasonable prices
7 never showu in this city before.
M’hen 3011 are hax 111g your next
party remember these things.
D 0% N N E L L Y’S
I”- GIFT 5110a.
7'36 So.»Main St., So.- Norwalk.
as
“ll NEWS
l lift; Tana FORECAST.
‘F t for Norwalk and vicinity:
.Geémlly fair tonight and Friday.
The disturbance which was central
7 over Lake Erie yesterday morning has
moved eastward and is now central
over "Eastern Massachusetts. it has
caused heavy showers during the last
24 hours in the eastern portion of the
[Ahearé'gion and New England. The
greatest rainfall reported was 3.36
inches ,at Boston. Mass. Pleasant
weather prevails generally in the west-V
ern-sndafi‘sOuthern districts. The tem;
perat‘ure is rising slowly in the cen. ‘
...-conned
v \.V 7
7 Madam:
Palm Beach Suits ,. 7
in Norfolk and plain styles at
$4.98
Regular price $6.98 and $7.98. 7
Wash Skirts
We carry the largest assortment ‘
$15-00 to $19-75, at
scoot-III-
COATS
- 1.16.98
.3
fi‘
$9.90 $400
ldlstit. . on d 3 Ct t..... ‘7
gm “7 s _ .....- . of Wash Skirts in town. All $7 an $ 00 0a 5 a "77” i4
WEATHER A YEAR AGO sizes and styles in gabardinc, $10-00: $l2-00 a11d$15.00 Coats $6.98
1 T tTODtY 8 h h pique, poplin and ratine. Prices Children’s Coats in sizes from 6 to 14 at
empera ure: ow,' 2; 1g ,
37. Partly cloudy. from ______ . . _. 99¢ to $3 08 $2.98
7 ‘ """ $3050
, , .1
.5 Tlionias Hunt. police sergeant, is
today the proud papa of another boy,
the arrival coming yesterday. Both
mother and son are doing nicely.
.7flt71373 with reluctance, however, that
lrietld weather man gives us the fair
{Wm {or he has announced, oili-
‘clally from Washington. D. 0., that the ..
state of the7 weather in this section
.erili be f'showery during the period in-
eluding June 30th, July 1 and 2, fellow-
ed by fair. "
7 ire. Wilson. of Osborn avenue. who
with his wife and one son, are suf-
7!ering from typhoid, is in a very ser-
ious condition, according to the re-
,port given out this morning by Dr.
G. .19. Gram. the attending physician.
ti‘he other members of the family are
”doing nicely, but the father’s condi-
tion is very. low.
‘ b—THURSDAY DINNER COUNTRY
CLUB.
,Dinner is a regular Thursday night
Especial at the Country Club.
Mrs. Catherine Stevens. of_ 7 Park attendance is urged.
street, is today celebrating her ninety- ‘ Hurrah' The weather man promis-
ninth natal anniversary The occas-. eg "1311-" wether [or July Third, the
ion is a quiet one. accmdins to Mrs notable night on which Norwalkers
»‘ "911E d-.esire She is in excellent will have the time of the your “doing"
11 aim and in possession of all her two of the finest carnivals 11 is possi-
15170111095 South Norwalk LOdge of his to “get up." The weather will also
like remembered Mrs. Stevens with be favorable on July 4 and 5,
almagnltlcent floral horseshoe, and
she expressed much pleasure at the‘
tfibute.
. l'l‘he tub “Howard," which has made
South Norwalk its port ror some weeks
post. today returned to New York. The
‘itloward” was engaged in towing
liar-gas of mud from the work of build-
ihg a channel for Frederick E. Lewis.
2nd, . of flaugatuck. The channel.
which runs from the "main harbor chan-
nel to Mr; Lewis’ property. has been
completed. and the dredger engaged in
the work“ for some time past, has re
tinned to New Yo rk.
‘ -—NEw HOTEL MAHACKEVMO.
,, Ladles’ Grill and gentleman's lunch
room Open until 711: 30 p. 111. Popular
as. Table d’hote lunch fifty cents.
, _ to 2 p. 1n. Table d'hote dinner,
'eysnty-ave cents, 5. so 11.111. to s p.
‘7 ed in main dining room.
W
An important meeting will be held
by the South Norwalk' Council.
Knights of Columbus, tonight. A large
came to Norwalk this morning and
brought back with him Miss “Delia
Hanson," the mystery lady, who is
said to have ”went through” a tidy.V
sum of money in this city within thel
past three weeks
mors had
l
York white slave case, and she had
been requested by interested parties
to leave that city.
Toney Vito Ciccacome and James
Panzer were arrested this morning by
Oillcer' John Toothiil and, Sergeant
Thomas Leatherland on the, .9:49
o’clock traln‘from New Haven, at the
local depot. They are wantedgby the
Newliaven police, charged with en-
ticing a 14 year old girl from New-
ark. N. J Panzer declared to the lo-
cal police he had married the girl,
' who gave her age as 18 years, and the
reason He left Newark was because
his father'fliothered" him. Detectives
from the‘ New Haven department will
arrive in Norwalk today. A" ~
- ——-_‘—— ‘ .
__ -7NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:
of ,
eachy Week. and put your sur-
plus cash edit with
The Poop e's Trust Go. You A“ on and
.. gasoline cans marked
mil be PM”! 3 ”9 h“: P. a 8. Michelle ’Pl‘eusser a‘ Son.
‘ a . Persons caught taking or' filling these
7on account of other matters.
7 Stephen Dokus, assistant to the city
, Diego'and San Francisco.
Thomas Carlson, of New Yo1k city,i
Unconfirmed ru--‘
it that Miss “Hanson'wthlrt‘y per cent. Their four vast floors «
knew a little too much about a New
- dalllgan, John Hyde,
M. Moltascha and family, have moved
from Lincoln avenue to Spring street.
There will be no meeting tomorrow
or next week Friday of the W. C. '1‘. U..
‘clerk,7started today on his month's va-
cation. After the 4th of J uly Mr. Dokus
will leave for the Pacific coast,.fwhere
he will take in the expositions at San?
The mid- summer clearance sale or
furniture and house furnishing c: the
l‘A‘ J. Collins 00., which today, offersl
the people of Norwalk and vicinity,
an opportunity to buy high grade de-
pendable goods at the A J.Colli11s 00.
standard at. a saving of from ten to
are tilled with all new, thorougluy
made and warranted in every respect.
This is an opportunity you should not
fall to grasp. See adv. ~
——Pay your taxes now. Oflices open
this evening from 7 to 9. a
The two carnivals in Norwalk will
be well policed by the local depart-
ment, 9. number of- specials being
sworn in for. the occasion. Chief of
Ponce 'w. R. Pennington will have
charge of I the pellce protection for
the downtown carnival and Sergeant
Thomas . Leatherland .for the - uptown
celebrationf The chiefifias’I-not‘ yet
completed his plans. but Sergeant
Leatherland has announced his list
of specials as follows: Charles L.
Page, Fred Dunlap, James Shields,
Fred Hyatt. Joseph Layden. Joseph
Leo
James Lawson, Jerry Dorsey, Job's
White Corduroy Coats at .
Fry . . A. .
\ Special /
Red 01111 Coal 1
$6 50V for cash
Lehigh $67.35 for cash
The W111. Eiiron Co.......
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk, Ct
v01lerenshaw, Michael Rowd Janice
h ..
nannounnrnas FOR GAS .
!.
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock bolero buying. 7
Gas 36:. Water Heaters . . 3711.111)
lichen, , _ ‘
For your *satisfaCtion and ,prOtection we invite you f to
come to“ our store Friday and Saturday and look over 7 the
wonderful valuesithai we will offer for this special 2 days’ij
sale. I Read every item carefully and note.
8 U I T .5
Vi '7e 11 ill p1it 011 sale for these two days Siiits
valued for $12.98 to $15.98 at ..
Other Suits in mannish serges, valued from
Wash Dresses
\ll our $3.00 Wash Dresses for
landay and Saturday only at
Dress at
Store open F nday evening until 9 30.
.‘Mmaum
the best
. $2.98
$5 and $6"Drcsscs at “$3.98.
371*: White DfeSses:
[Ale will put 011 sale 15 White
Dresses. sizes from 14 to 44, at
“537138
Values from $6.00 to $7.00.
For the best Sea Food
GO TO
Cutbill’s
We handle nothing but
The only place in Nor-V
walk that handles nothing
‘but Sea Food.
Cutbill’s
_ Bridge Market
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery; 7'
$1.98
Phone 108.
Daher (a. C0
Railroad Ave. cor. .Clly St. Tel. 1583
My; .,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Thursday, July I, 1915.
Men’sabctter
1111111116 suits
reading now at
lifen may spend $16; and a little time; and get ex.
tra well paid for that time and
Don'tbe 111 a rush. Take time to pick the exact suit
that suits
\‘i e expect men to be as particular in pick
these suits at $16 as in choosing a $25 one. 77
them to be.
They are our regular suits
from Hart Schafiner & Marx.
Some are the best of summer sorts—~11iade with cut-
out lining; only 1-.81-4 or 1--
A gneat many different sor
one and two of a kind and fixed this one rie
Blue unfinished worsteds' Blue fine serggs c on them.
Rich brown mixtures
Quiet late-style plaid;
Rich oxford grays 7 ,
Coats have regular or patch pockets. Some vests are
cut in athletic style with big ease insu1ing armholcs.
'] rottserrarc all the snaonv straight American cut
Handsome gray mixtures
Fancy striped worsteds
Modest checks
with either plain bottom or cufl'.
Men '—Will you note this one
These are all summer suits. summery of weight and
style and lining. Each is attractive—and not a regular
$16 suit but a better
One price for any; that price 7
Main floor,
511111112 Inna tennis
trousers $4
The Ho‘wland Dry Goods Co.
I
Delicious Creanierthitter. . . . .
“Cranulated Sugar with other “03:33.71.
7 I ' ' - 11. - . 1' 'l’
Magnolia and Clover Condensed Milk
an Cottage Street.
70111111
Some Good
Results
How LAND’
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Catalan h. .
Peanut Butter, large jar . . . ‘7
Uplf 7 -
I D Ussuiki
'3.
s16
investment. . s ,
from Kuppenheimer and
as much as usual suits. :".1‘
ts—for we ve gathered
fact:
~$1o
91
rear.
,1
and $5
32¢“
.‘4 lbs. for 25¢
loom
29?.
sure-can.”
s.‘
Iol)osocnoscoueossos
7‘7 surnames?
Eflron can «pay lthe best 7
priceS. Call him forail' ’7
junk and old automobiles. ' 7
on Shopping
In Person
3
Rowan St.
735.331.91.357.
The Wm. Eliron Co.,...;; 7
Phone 441 7
,1 ~
~ NPhoneOrden
.l‘chroou-iustzo-
amen-y 1:
11m Our Ous-
toners
are pleased.
COFFEE, TEAS, EXTRA QUALITY.
signs.
service.
2 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
.1,
....
South Norwalii' florist
Phone 354
Floral Tributes, original tie-.1 7
Casket Coverings of rare
3 beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Telegraph communica<
tion with leading florists 1n pri . ’
cipal cities in the United Stat “
. a 7 7
Storage
43..., 531...- Feet.
if you Vine- seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
, line.
EYE GLASS
REPAIRS!
Some of our best sat1sf'ed
patrons made our acquain-
replaced or some other repair.
done.
sThe accuracy and rapidity
with which we can turn out
the work is due to efficient
workmanship in our own iac— .
.tory on premises.
7 tance through having a lens "1
We retain the exclusive ser-
vices of OCULISTS to exam-
inc eyes.
THAMER
W
Mesa-MW
mm”
1
Norwalk Chronicler