‘3' YOU FULLY INSURED? n
Qwfioooofirc losses in the', ,3.
City of. Nohalk last year br;,
itrolley service and poor condition ct
cars. but it was indefinitely post pound.
the petitioners not being ready to pro
coed.
"'»—-Open Saturday night. O'llricn‘s.
The mid- -summer clearance sale 01.
furniture 1and house furnishings or the
’A I, Colliuewoqwifens the people or
the city of Ntfi'walk, the largest assure:
mént of furniture and house furnish-
.; grades. 'at the. lowest prices that goca
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'Today is Carnival day with the
"Three in the downtown section All'
the landing merchants will stay oben3
, this evening until 9: 30 o',clock otter-3
ln‘g w9uderful bargains, as shown else i
are in today's and yesterday' 15 Sen- 3
ol, but will close tomorrow atterv
edit at 6 o'.clock to enable their em
'p1oyees to see the two carnivals which,
yrlll then hold forth. However. somcl
', or the downtown stores will be open
*r this evening, until 10 o'clock They
1m close tomorrow at 6 o'clock in the
afternoon.
' BANNER lHOME MADE BAKERY.
. Our chocolate lay er cake cannot be
3 beaten. We make live sorts. Other ill-'
lings of lemon and orange on hand‘
every day. ‘Wheat, rye. graham bread.‘
and raised biscuits also every day. 53
3Monroe street. Tel. 367.
MORNING GLORIES. ,
:ll‘ooth Brush ....... . ....... . 2503
Tooth Powder ..... . ............ 20c
‘3_‘1‘otletSoap.. ....... ............10c
All3ior3 35c ““
550 3
82 Washington? Street.
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tween July 5rd and July 5th. Call, .: ' H
In at any time day or night on It
{the following Phoncs' . Nos.123o :: 3 H
1319. 1698 or 1391 ring 3 . , _ . 33
TRUE TO ITS NAME. H
, Taylor & Golden." 3 l0 Bllllfll till 3”
sonny NORWALK rausr co. 9' The Sterling Furniture Company A t ration a e u
BUILDING. 3 is has hired the store on Washington goo S u
Telephone 1230; ’33. street formerly occupied by 0. m- ll
3 it mer. andadjomlng the firm’s present Do you need a new Bed, Mattress. Rug or Easy Chair, Etc.?. If so BUY NOW. We must make room rather than have goods soil- ii
3 ii qlf'gerillfimiffe" besween lb: two at: byi lime, dust and plaster. We are taking a loss on many handsome show pieces. The mechanics must have the room to work if
,» are e n on an one ~ H
3 3 - 1 c an tsc to make the room, Bu now while the bu n is ood "
" l H large store. with over 4,000 square y yi g g and we must dispose of the met I3!
' 2! feet of floor space on the ground floor ‘3 S!
- 9! will result. When the worlc is com— U
4 ' ‘ I} piet-cd it will be one ofthe finest, fur- Rail lgerators .;
3 ,3 if nitui‘e houses in the city. ii
v I if Fred A. Giorchino, the proprietor. 2 J p"‘ cent} Off ii
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- ’ ‘ has contemplated for some time in- . 3 ‘3 _3 .3,
, The annual vacation of the employ- l H (wasmg the size of the “0,83 and $10 Refrigcrators. Salt Price ll
ass or the R G factor) will start 10" L! was planning to increase its length, $8.00 ”
$283: night Work “i” be “mime“. :: when the opportunity was altered to "$12 Refrigerators. Sale Price H
uy : secure the adjoining store This not I]
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, , .«Blg‘ program. Roton Point ilio11da\.3‘!! only will increase the floor space but 3 $9 03 ATTRESS‘ \”
Mrs. Edison T. Harris, of Sound ll another large display window will $20 Refrigerators. Sale Price 3 »_ “ $300 MKtU'CS35 -~-- - - $32-40 U
Ylgw teriace, and Mrs. George Harris, ' greatly enhance the store’s from. $16.00 BRASS BEDS $500 Mattress .. . . _ . _ _ 3 _ $4.00 *3
9! {'.0we street, are visitors today, at Mr. Giorchino is a prominent mem- I R l'ri 3 1 ' .‘ _ H
. 1 trator.Slc _ ).00 Mttr . H
the capital city Hartford ber of the Elks, Moose and several $ 5 ' g b a Prltc S33 1152:: £311.33 """" 'gig'gg sf a (:55 $4 8.0 ll
«Open Satmda) night O'lirien's. other organizations in .tbis city, and $12.00 €33; Brass Bed 3 - $20-00 $30300 Mattress ........ _ $8.00 9i .
_ The regular week“: yacht races :3" has barn in businefis333013133315;3 8113:3131; $25 Refrigerators. Sale Price $351 15,355 Bed _________ _ $243,, $15.00 Mattress ........ . $12.00 ,i
the Norwalk Yacht Club will be held "10” “in a "“13““ S ‘ - $3; brass Bed . $28 00 .
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tomorrow afternoon at the club. \Iuch been rema1kable. it is due entirely $20.00 E tc., Etc. 59 at 855 $ 4 4o ,3!
interest is being shown A tolllls popularity. and hard work in "
-—-Eat your shore dinner at Roton 9“ the giving of value and prompt ser- [I
' Mam”. ' "1 "('93- St i all hen re II
' w 'l‘ 19 new ‘ er ing . ore, w - 3
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lyons and A 3, , 3 _ . . 1-
daughters, Helen, Anna and Marie. m t! lllOdt’l‘t‘tl, “lll contain many improve Dro * Lid Couch Baby M
n 1110111,: and conveniences not vet "
Brooklyn. N. Y" are guests for over [S found in other stores of the city:—— . . Carriages a"
ih 'tl Ili".'K'lb'.ot’ ' ‘. " I
gigmlztp; avzilueie isses I 0} f South Norwalk Sentinel, Monday, & Slldlllg COUCll [1 G g;
‘ " r , 28. ""
-Straw Hats, 3 heights. O‘Brien. I June $7 & $8 v I an 0 ll
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James 'Plte Will not have his usual ! artb, 20 .
,3 {display of. fireworks this year opposite [3| t. ll
his home in Ely avenue, but will in- .i er cen n
stead have the exhibit at Amusement 6“ -TORRINGTON SWEEPER $4 95 p ll
Park on the. occasion of the picnic or. i VAC . Off ll
-, the Italian societies, next- Monday. FOLDING CARD TABLES. ‘ ll
“spend Monday at Roion pomp ' l! “1““ "“"""""" $1.00 Card Tables .. $1.95 $10 quality ....... $4.95 "
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3 The public utilities commission had A ll
a hearing assigned for yesterday in !! COUCH HAMMOCKS ALL REDUCED It
: Danhury‘ou the petition of residents 9! . . _. k f $1 00 3 3 3
3‘ 0! that city complaining of inadequate I! 20 per cent. 80c doesthe wot 0 - - \ 113
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lioyi’s Theatre , ‘ 3 ::
turnlture can be bought and ol'i‘ereti‘ '
. to you at 11 saving or 20 to 30 per cent.‘ .
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Kansas Clty 6, Brooklyn 2; Kan-
sas City 6, Brooklyn 3 (second
game).
Pittsburgh ,0, e'alumon a; rim. 3
burgh 13, Baltimore 5, (second ‘
game). ' 3 3
Buffalo 4, St. Louis 1; St. Louis I
13. Buflalo 0 (second game). 3
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 2, Boston 1.
Brooklyn 9, New York 2.
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 4.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Washington 5, New York 3.
Chicago 5, Detroit 3." '
Cleveland 5, St. Louis 2.
Boston-Philadelphia—Raln.
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Newark 9, Richmond 6. .
Rochester 7', Montreal 3; Montreal
3, Rochester 2 (second game).
Buffalo 9, Toronto 7; Toronto 4,
Bufialo’ 3 (second game).
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Chicago 3, 'Newark 2.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.—~James_i
J. Corbett, former heavyweight chant-l
pion, announced today that he intend;
ed challenging Jess Willard for tlicl
world's heavyweight title. Corbett's
challenge is in behalf of his protege,‘
Tom Cowler, with whom he has just
returned from Australia, where Cow-
ler had three matches, winning them
all by the knockout route. Les
O'Donnell was stopped at Sydney in
six rounds. Then Cowler knocked out
Gordon Cogkill in three rounds in
A11. MONEY
F" , d9Positcd on or before July roth will draw intcr- '
Safe deposit boxes $4 a year
Vaults for the storage of valuable parcels. Mod-
erate rates by the week, month or year '
South NorWalk Savings Bank
ALosu commit, baseless? 3: ~ ,
scones L. wooowaso, mess
- JUNE 21..., lots. 3 _ ~~
Melbourne and returned to'Sydney to
pin the K. 0. sign on Ben Doyle in
two rounds. Corbett places stress
on the .Doyleimntch. as he declares
Doyle is considered the best of the
present Australian heavyweights.
*“Cowler has improved Wonderful-
ply." said Corbett last night, ‘and i
think from his showing we are en-
titled to a bout with Willa
somewhat abruptly ended through
the death of his brother, Tom Corbett;
and upon'receipt ot the news the ex-
champlon at once sailed for this
country. With Cowle‘r and'Mrs. Cor-
bett, the once titleholder will leave
Corbett’s rum to the Antlpodes was,
Specials for the Fourth 1
SHIRT WAISTS. 98¢ and $1.98
Let nothing prevent you from attending
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Shirt Waists foflioliday wear, made of fine quality lawn
and voile. .Daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery
'lul) Silk Waists in stripes and plain materials
1.98
Crepe Silk Waists in white and flcslt colors $
‘ '51. 98 and $2. 25
: Carnival Sale: 2:4 fl
'anvs. ‘ 'i
Middvs in all white, white \\ 1th colored laciugs and white
with colored collars and culls ...... .$1 00
And profiting. by the gre‘al offerings
NECKWEAR.
C hcmiscttcs, V cstees, Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets '
25¢ and 50¢
Also a good assortment of Windsor Tics in plaids
plain colors, polka! dot, crepe tics and tango ties in assorted
colors .25é 3
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casualIIOU-tooo‘olloos-CouloosIosIII .....
SILK SKIRTS. "
Chiffon, Tailcta and Messaline Skirts' in various colors l
:1 .1 $1.00 to $4. 98
VEILS.
A new line of Veils for auto or street wear, large size, in
pink, grey, sky, maize, green, punrple and black . . $1.00
CREPE KIMDNOS.
Various styles in Crepe Kimonos, plain, Shirred and em-
pire styles, in,fancy designs and assorted colors ‘ .
» 2.25
00
"l - 50 '50
FISH SCALE MESH BAG, gate top, spec1al gt
Specitll value in EMBROIDEgRED SCARFS, SHAMS and
CENTERS .-...... ~25¢and50¢
J I MALLETTE
alas-coloss-
.3 ’33 3. 3 3, Cloth and Palm Beach Snitsfmm ........,... "
for the east in the course of a day ' '
~' 5 “ CARNIVAL 1)” SALE
‘ Be sure to. take advantage of the wondcrtul bargains
oil'crcd today a, tonic
COME, PONDER AND GET HERE.
double on all wearing apparel. " 3.
_\Vomen’s and Misses’ White Linen Skirts for this sale ..-.
\ only
White Cordeline and Walfel Cloth Skirts from 98¢ tip
Women’ s and Misses Dresses from 98¢ up to $153 00
~ The handsomest Waists at: town you will find here for One-
half the price you will pay elsewhere for mferio'r mér
chandise.‘
Golfine and'S'altex Coal: {mull ......... $2. 98 to $6. 398
and will close Saturday at 6 p. on Come Friday to avode
Ml‘i‘t'fi’lxfi 5-1" ”GIVEPATE PRICEJ'
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Great , Fourth of July ;
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A store full of bargains. You will save more than
Are worth double the prices. , \3
Are positvely wort!) were than double.
Our store Will bcopenmnhyevemngunulg :31111. or.
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Norwalk Chronicler