“—
tiers.
" , .iss‘
this evening
the ,3present time.
_-_.. 3
ht, tonight,
m
g1
”Ending a week's
Chestnut Street, was out
voral days.
Master Earl Hull
Center avenue.
3 The block berry crop
lelds hereurbouts.
'Siillson-Powell Co
PRESCRIPTION on
etc.
”UTH NORWALK
'7‘
{33.3 FULLY INSURED?
.000 fire losses in the
f Norwalk last year be-
- Iniy 3rd and July 5th. Call
any time day or night on 3
following Phones:Nos.123o,.
0698 or 1391 ring 3. 3
ylor 8. Golden
word Faghn, of Center
W yesterday in Waterbury on bus-
“ ward .l. Finnegu of Main 3
pin New York yesterday on husi-f 3‘
Night \\ill be observed by ,
Grotto, at RotolP Point Casi- '
he New Haven Railroad is handling
immense amount of freight traffic
word Layden, or \'an
alien a position with the Norwalk
3 and Rubber Cetupany.
he regular weekly pillochle tourn-
u'ill be held in the
3 Home, on South Main street.
ins Stella Essen; Miss Marion M.
, and Miss Grace Muttart
dig; a week at, Asbury Park, N. .i.
The colored men of Norwalk
3. meeting tomorrow evening at
timid’s barber shop. Raymond street.
‘ .iss Edna Garry, of Bridgeport, yis
vacation as
psi: of Miss Mary Noounupof Fair
.1003 Warden Thomas F. Walsh, 01
for the first time after an illness of‘
, of Danbury, has
returned home after enjoying auveek
vacation with Mrs. Harry Gallagher, of
is said to be
' usually large this year, and the
ys are finding many of them in the
he first of the season's
noes, last night. was enjoyed at the
Not-walk Yachtfllub by a3large.nun1-
.h ' ot‘members. The Sterling-Well-
;u‘orchestra furnished music.
The W. C. ’l‘. U will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.
«an... at the home of Mrs Meeker,
"West avenue The ladies should bring.
on free will offering envelopes.w
ill relatives in New iBritain, Conn.
‘j—NEW HOTEL MAHAGKEMO.
mfid‘gef'iiiitliniilgg‘? 10111501202111]: of Stonington as a a special court of
. T bi 'h e l 0 ts,
we? toa2 1: 3n. o'l‘abl‘iinfl' hggzydliiir to omey Benjamin H Hewitt acting und-'
loyalty-five cents, 6. 30 p. m. to 8 9
:11. Served in-maln dining room. ‘
—,
CUTICURA SOAP
Regular 25c cake ........ 19¢
.. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
if. About to Travel
'3 your enjoyment will be more complete if you
know that your silverware, jewelry, personal treas~
ores and valuable papers are beyond harm’s reach-
'Isee what securityis uttered both in our safe de-
_, posit vault and our vault for the storage of silver-
avenue, ‘
street, '
It)! 3.
Zunt SL, ‘
are
will
104 WASHINGTON ST.
the
“python
\l\\‘.‘
'6‘
.We are going to transfer our South Norwalk business to our Bridgeport“ storeilctohcr lst.
\s “C haw scwral high grade pianos in Stock (some slifrlltly used) that we are;
going to sell in this territory hefote the sale closes, at pritcs from $98.00 up
Ton cannot afiortl to let this opportunity go by, so call earl} and select your piano. 0'“
will del ivcr it any time before Uct. ist, 1915.
MUSIC FOLIOS
Slightly Used Pianos
From
ESTEY PIANO ............... $398.00 $600 AUTO .. . ............ $362.00 3
HUNTINGTON PIANO $150.00 $550 CHICKERING ......... $425.00 .
HUNTINGTON PIANO ..... $195 00 MENDELSSOHN ........... $198.00 ‘
We have adlusted an easy payment plan that will interest you.
M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO.
/
Stet-ling.
if!
66
Huntington. . ii 3 ,
liranoch. Boch. it in. _. it;
and (bickering. :: f“ f
IANOS and . 3%? i:::
LAYER PIANOS 5.? $6.50 quality. ..... . $3.95
' if $7. 50 quality.. ...... $4.95
N $8.50 quality. ...... $5. 95
$10.00 quality ...... .58. 00
$15.00 quality ........ $12.00»
$18.00 quality ....... . $14.40
1"" ' THTISSDAY,‘3JULY 15, 19153 ‘ I
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
3 Stores I - All on out 3
__ intone ‘ ‘_| " ; ‘ 21.2; 31° 3
,3: , 3 “ ~ TRUE '1‘0 ITS NAME. 6 Chm :!
' - .9
p Summer «Furniture for the Porch. Lawn And House 2%
. " l t
COUCH HAMMOCK
P
' SPECIAL,
Couch Hammock Iron Stands
$260. $350. $4.00
GAS PLAT ES $1.50 up
2 AND 3 BURNERS
'- 'afla/nf‘fa/a ‘. 'n '- a n I- ’0' ‘
\v- t-~ou‘.\‘\‘\-\-‘x-’\-'~‘\"\“.- .— .
500 up to $2.00
Anothe l t, f th MATTRESSES
3 r ° ° 0 The Famous Ostermoor at Re-
famous 75c duced Prices.
SOUTH NORWALK ’ $15.00 (Lilstcrmoor ..... . . $13.00
I
ROASTER .
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COURT FRANCES' OFFICERS. l
Mrs. Ethel Boyd Installed n Ruler for;
the Coming Term
An interesting meeting of Court:
Frances. 0. (l. 8.. was held last eve-
ning. Officers were elected. and there
was initiation. isitors helped incrense
the merrlment of the occasion. com-
lng from New Haven. Bridgeport and
y esterduy
Westport lemonade and cake was ser-l
ved. Officers installed were:
Ruler—Mrs. Ethel Boyd.
Pust Rum—Airs. Ella Armour
High Priest—Mrs. Carrie Day
Right Attendant—Mrs. Julia Hawkins“
left Attendant—whilst; Lottie Dockwood
inside Page—Mrs. Lillie Merriam
Outside Page—Harold Plait
Instructor—Mrs. Elizabeth Devlne
Musician—Mrs. Lottie Plait
Trustees—Mrs. Lillie Merriam and F.
. Saddam.
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WESTERLY POISON EP’iIDEMIC.
weekly
59
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l STOlNGTO‘l, Conn” quy 16—0010
‘ inl investigation into the epidemic of
.David Harford son 0‘ Second D“: ptomaine poisoning supposed to have
t Commissioner and M” D \\ been caused by pie eaten in a restaur-
‘ arford 0f Chestnut street is enjoy nut. in Westerly and which has claim
8 a several weeks vacation V‘s“ ed some lives in Westerly and vicinl-i
ty. was begun yesterday, when Justicg l
es W. A. Wilcox, A. B. Stillman and Jul
H. Holdredge sat in the town court';
inquiry constituted by Prosecuting At-3‘
er a statute of 1870
‘ who have died from the poisoning and
a number of people. who have been
sick but have recovered were witnes-
son. The testimony varied so as to are;
Gration
Gm" ptomaine 0r arsenic poison. The testi-
pound was the cause of the sickness.
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n,
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Vice~Rnler-—l\irs. Mary Cole I
~‘x3‘x3‘\3‘\3-\‘ x‘wingvcn‘
a, .. gnu-v, .1.-v. ar."-,"4r."./‘—
_ . $16. 50
W like picture, for $12. 00 Elastic Felt ...... $9.60
$10. 00 Cotton Felt ..... . $8.00 ~
$7. 00 Purity Felt ...... . . . $500 .
Choice Lean
S M 0 K E D
Shoulders] '4“
390
w REFRIGERATORS AT 20%
OFF
...
800 buys $1.00
$23.50 Hotel Style Ostermoor
$5. 00 Mattress ..... .
$3.00 Mattress .........
65W
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\0~‘—,\‘\‘, ‘
.3400
“$2 40
ptices
Cabbage
Bermuda Onions ..
0.0000900000030000.
EXTRA SPECIAL
l resh arrival of lancy New Cabbage, Lar .33 Pin a l-s
for canning and Bermuda Onions g c pp ‘
Fancy Large Pines
While titeyfjlast at. these
FANCY NATIVE
2¢ lb.
3_ do, 1 Phone 165 127-129 WASHINGTON STREET Opposite [loyi’s Theatre
STRAWBERRIES; :::: :1 :::::~.;:.:-(:: :.:<:::.:.’:.:.:.: :;:;: :::-.':.’: E.‘ <:::::::::::::.::.:':.:
We Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete
Sterling Furniture Company
TELEPHONE 371
i .
East India Tea Co.
The Reed 81 Volk‘ l
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125 WASHINGTON STREET.
l
Physicians. newspapermen, restaur-;
tint employee, relatives of the people:
ate considerable doubt whether it was ,.
Kodaks, Cameras, Films, Plates, Paper mony indicated that shortening 001ml
82 Washington Street.
l0 Bi llilll lllilllf IN l9l63;
ELECTRICAL SHOP
l
l
Nomad iieltgates at Ccnventiont
“ In the Town
A HOST 0F
W
CUFF SETS in a diversified collection of designs.
and
WINDSOR TIES, in s benutifulassortment of plain colors, polka-
Prices—25¢
dot and striped effects.
lllll llllill llllilllll
It is a fact that the ordinance sub-
mitted to the council Tuesday night
Iby the trolley-men's union does not
affect or refer to taxicabs, sightseeing
l bosses. and the like. as one paragraph
of the proposed ordinance specified:‘
“The words 'automobils for hire' ‘
shall mean and include any motor ‘79"
;hche engaged in the business of can
rying passengers for hire 3.1m is held
out or 00001111000 by sign, voice or 0th-
or "device or navel-000111010 to operate.
l
Beautiful Neckwear
given us some unusuully attractive
neckwear, none are so desirable as
the charming new sorts.
clever in appearance and their ef-
fect when worn with
waists is particularly pleasing.
ment as ouls to choose‘from. no
plying
There's added pleasure
chasing neckwear here because of
' our reasonable prices.
3 ‘ TheN. E. llyan Co.
nonhuman: his
in DENIM. T063]. “3095“”? , AUTO curl-L120
in Contest For the Honor. . Phon. cos—so so. min a...
j 30- Nomlk. Mullc Hall Block.
iSllli P0llili iiililillllili
Electrical Co. 1
i
l The 1916 convention of the State;
Policeman’s association will be held in‘;
Norwalk. The local delegates. who‘
were Detective Sergeant Thomas Les-'33
therlnnd, PatrOlman John E. Reynoldsiupon today.
and Patrolman T. J. Dorney, were 3110-; mere elected:
cessful in their campaign, waged this President—Chief William H. Bren-i
morning at the business session of the nan, Stamford
annual convention which was held in; Vice—Presldetit-—Cfiiet
Danbury. Besides this city, Norwich‘pan-en‘ Hartford
and New London were in the field for Secretnr
—-Ca t l
the honor. Norwalk, however, won out drigan Meyridenp an James J Lan
by an extra large majority getting 61 T
' ; reasurer .
vote, against 14 for Norwich and 11 lings New £55: William J Row
for New London. 1 '
. l Exe e—C
That Nor-walk and its "cops" will be H 11::th 22:13:21 023:; X .
1 1
Although past season's have
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They are
The following officers;
the new I
With‘such an excellent assort-
Garrett
omau will find difficulty in sup J:
‘tllerself satisfactorily.‘
in pur-
QUAKER COLLARS of lawn
and voila; lace and embroidered hosts par excellence is certain. The 10- , . .
fancy DRAPED COLLARS and , cal police already have a large fund’“' Ingliss, Mlddletown; Supennten-f
VESTEES, aléo COLLAR AND to defray the expenses of the cameo-giant (l-seorge 1" Beach, Waterbury;
50 tion. For the past year or so the amt:- Philip icéghselggwwgsted; Cétief;
and ers ’and men have voluntaril contrib-- ' . ’ even; ap-p
¢o 75¢ 98¢- 3 y tain thid‘W. Bradley, Danbury; Re-
“26 cents per week toward the
d and there have been some public-
spirited citizens who have also helped. .3
out. 3
Another thing of local interest transm
acted at this morning' a session of the
as hears M...” convention in Danbury, was the ratiflc
”’ ”bnhnm' mm ”“5“” ation of clue: of Police William R.
ut tired Chief Henry D. Cowles. New
even.
The convention voted to meet in
Norwalk next year. Invitations were
also received from the departments in
New London and Norwich. A ban-
sight-seeing busses taxicnhs and tour quet at the Hotel Green sultan Wt
m cm operated gram specific stands Pennington’s nomination as tree-pres ing at Lake Kenoala were parts of the
upon the public street under ”mm ldcnt of the iNorwalk Ponce Depart-entertainment provided by the local
ment. to succeed Detective Sergeant. department. ,3 I
issued by the City Council or from a ..__.___.._.._..1....’
Thomas Leatherlaft'd, who has held the .
gara e u on ;
5 p telephone 0011,0110 which ofil for the past year _
11 v . ANKLE ranches A8 Auro'ovsn.
n o no specified routes of travelrwith tAmong the local officers who atten. l 3
25¢ and 50¢
.....
o l TURNED.
5;; ‘23:; figteigaizzngzg gig? tied the good time which rollowd the} Quick application 0: the emergency
bliss, for hire"—... . .. “WWW”- ““3 afternoon, "beam” “‘9 brakes as the machine started to den.
..-. three delegates, were the following, cend Amory hill last night shortly af-
who motored to Dnnbury st 1 o'clwk tor nine o'clock resulted in the auto-
NEW YORK ”WV" A SU'C'DE this afternoon: Dmitel's 001111.11. ennui, mama, mm, ,by Willi“: Wham.
.IN F"""rs'flF‘V-D Wallace R. Sammie, Sergeant Themes of New Canon. being overturned. John
‘ ’ 'Hunt, Officers John Toothill and John H Millikan or WQ“ “mt New Can-
Arthtil‘ E. Sedgwick, Aged 70, Shoots F Flynn. , 5.011, a passianger, was thrown out “a
Htmsoil‘in Hotel. . , DANBURY. July ..15 -—The thir-he mm“, 3 1mm. u m ”m
ri'r'rsrniLD. naps. July
we.
0 decimal State P°.“c°m°“'5 ”Mirna Norwslk 1101111011. when 1013:. w.
3 inim-
“New York and 3
“‘th suicide yestcrd
16. ~11» teenth annual convention of the 0011- of the right foot. 110‘ '5. mafia to 3 3. _ .
l _; » 3 3 . ’ . ‘
. ' I. THE BETTER WAY. . :3‘ 3
A GREAT SALE
S HOOES
Now i 11 Progress
Louis Avrick
P. 0. Block. So. Norwalk.
Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
If you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
Line
Bargains
, , \ IN
Wash Skirts and.
Dresses
3 urns snor 3
K. ANDA. £111er
50 NORTH. MAIN “STREET.
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Floral Tributes, originnl 0c-
signs. Casket Coverings 0! me
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in print»
eipal cities in the United States.
South Nimvallt florist
SoldunShSoNorwdth.
P11000364. -
13111.0. y0u going in study tonight; ' ‘
for Prof. Birmper‘s m: 1
Norwalk Chronicler