15.1, 1:13“. I.I.I.I.
I.a
. .-¢,.:
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a 1—1;; .
.«..511..
‘ issued to N. l. Mcserve, a permit to in-' ‘
Eterest notification 91' a now shaver DUD' E 'mntlttl picnk‘. Although there wereI
Wmsom1m- L ,, .
mmvtnsume ‘r
Over $60,000 fire losses in the
City ear be-
tween] * 119$ng
us at an ~ 1" ht hE
the follort’irig 310112515105 123§E
1’319, 1698 or 1391 ring 3
Taylor 81 GoldenE
”UTHy NORWALK TRUST 00. .
BUILDING, E
Yflwhan. ' 1230 3
NY NEW
The lawn fete for the Day Nurscrl'i
will be held on the Dr. A. i). Wads‘
worth property, on Moss liill, July‘
23d. E
The building inspector. this morning: -\
(IDE 1" 11> <: 0 Emmy,
stall wiring in the residence of S ‘
Decker ‘1 '
w-«l’anatnns at £25.50. O'lit‘icn‘s.
w m”‘ E
installation 01 oflicers will takeI
place. 11cxt wtclt ‘dlr the meeting otE
Olive lil‘tlllt'll Lodge. Knights 01
l’ytlnas. ...
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will deliver it any time before ()ct. Ist, 1915.
- 1.
Officer ttobcrt Gainor. oi'the local
police form“, has rcturncd after 911»
Iltiutluglou.
Krauoch, Bach. . L
and Chicitcrutg.
L E 01'" Plih‘ésnfi‘gs
We are going to transfer our South Norwalk business to our Bridgeport storetlctobcr Ist,
1915. As we have several high grade pianos in stock (some slightly used) that WE} are
going to sell in this territory before the sale closes, at priccs from $08.00 up.
You cannot afford to let this opportunity go by, so call early and select your piano. 9“
MUSIC FOLIOS - - - From 50c up to $2.00
'Slig'htly Used Pianos’
1A~
Joying a pleasant .visit in New York "
city and other interesting points
E
E .
At the insulin; of South NorwnlltE I
Lodge, l. O. 0. 11., it was votcti, inst} -'
night to tilstotl‘lliht' tic weekly ses
sion duiing the next two months and
meet only on the fits: and third
Thursdays.
E .
:9”... E
w'l‘horc will bc trends at Miniz‘s I
Jubilee Sale its this 1-: the biggest:
sale event that takcs pltttc at thntE
busy store. Hoots open at 9 11 111
—-—~ E
Jacob 'l‘ooka of this citv. while riu '
' ' ' MENT.
in; 11 bicycle, yesterday afternoon, on. ELKS PINDCHLE TOURNA
North Taylor avenue, collided wltltE The following is the prize winning
Miss Mary Goslick. a young girl Wild ElOSilllS in last night's pinocltle tour-
ing in mm v1ci11ity.'l‘l1c youngster-SI mtncnt in the Elks Home, 011 South
injuries were dressed by Dr. R. l'EMuin street:
Burncll. l Hurry lioulmlsnllt‘sl in total num-
)Pl' of games—4795.
The police hale received a reportI dcrnard Nattcford—sccond In total
concerning the theft of tools front a number of games—4790 .
building I“ the Bishop & Iyncs contE licnry lirocb- ~—thlrd in total nunIiv
yard. in upper Norualk. Deiectile Eb” of g1mcs~81uo .
Sergeant, Thomas Motherland is ln-E E The prizes for the highest score in
vesttguttng. Eonc 11111110 wont to Mr. Doulens. who
. : IMO.
7-111 order to give our out of townImldo ’
customers a chance to secure some 01E SPORT AT ROTON YESTEl‘RDAY. .
the best values, we hnvc ticcidcd nott . I
to open thc doors until 9 u. 111. Tho my...“ kind of it time was en-I
Mintz’s JUNE“? 3319- ioycd by the mettl‘rrs of the East
“"‘" Avenue M. E. church. who yesterday
Local negrocs have "W“ 9“ with in Espcnt the (lay at lloton Point on their
104 WASHINGTON ST.
Towels, Pillow Cases, Doytlet,
lishiug company. organized and “In“: Em, Emma. games the day was spent
ed excluslt ely by Iwgogfddflpip eBanIE most pleasantly. Captain Freddie.
{Navy-:23: Elfitsflnhgtznu, laii‘n: over Elmcjoy 11 team defeated qultcacloss-E
1110 En the ball team captained by corseE
"’9 plant formerly used by me Even-ENdsh. The game was 11 good one.
ing Times 0t Philndelphla. the MunseyE and exciting. being watched with “'1'.
paper, which suspended publicationE Wes-E
some time. ago. The plant will be used “ rcsi bv the other 9131:?” J t tth . .
for the publication of a series of neck EM Slauson. “M 11 man 0 E “WESTWARD HO" IN CH'NA'
1y newspapers in the interest of the committee l" charge. (By the Far Eastern Bureau.)
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. . . PEKING-a‘WVestward H0" is the
negro race. _ .3 t ' . ‘
H : THIN”: CHUTICI: LSXEnElEnTmEent motto of crowds of Shantung families
A mos exec 6 "who, with coolie-londs of babies and
both afternoon and evening, will be .,
until 11. 30 111. Popular hold on the church lawn of Trinity 2:13)“, Equrcljf :ranniesI :3? “in?"
room opcn t l DEE lift cents. Episcopal Church, on Friday, Jul! 3 gg it uh 11re p0 “3 t er
prices. 'lttble d'hoe unc y under the auspices of the Womnns'way slowly towmds Shcnsi and
11: 30 to 2 D in Table (1110“) dinner (‘lld EShunsi. The prospect of the populous
seventy-file cents, 5! 30 D in t0 3 D '1‘ ' the children of the industrial centers of these provinces, E
r
—-NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
badlcs' Grill and gentleman's lunch
I ll afternoon, , . n
m. Served “1 mill“ dining T0001. EparNsh1i'lll entertain in an Etgrestmg transformed from poverty- strickenE Settled Soon Prtccs range front $1 to $5 '
I‘
«CUTICURA SOAP mm” ““1 3 11.11.5111. “W" “"h “1 mmmps b7 the Stand“ 0” 0"“ Be Sure and. See Our Stock
cast of 35 11901119.th possesstng excel- 9“” 0“ “e“s» ‘9 ”Ming 3 Sims PROVIDENCE R. 1.. July 16 .—'rhef B f re purchasin
Reg‘gg; ZéfilgalsthK'éN'LYIl9d. lent singing voices. will be in the even-I inducement to settlers to acquireEue_ -up of the trolley lines in this .clty C 0 ‘ g- Sale.
n.g An orchestra will furnish munic,.Waste lands even hundreds of it ‘theiand throughout the state. resultingI THE Lm—L—f snoP
Shilson-inell Comoraticn and a most pleasant time is expectcn. iChinese mile equal to tWO-flfths of
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. The committee in charge 15 working. our mile)» away.
Kodaks, Cameras, Films, Plates, Paper faithfully for the‘ Success of the 0 .111) ‘
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THE HAT TRADE.
etc 82 Washington Street. '
1 entertainment.
BDUTH NO-RWALK cry“? 8 ___..__.~E Recommendation of the payment of
aw - w“, L . .. —-— » «second dividend 0t ten per cent. to
creditors of the Kearny Hat Works, of
Newark, N. J.. has been made by How"-
zu-d Marshall. the trustee. to Referee
* ‘ ‘ " . Edwin G. Adams, and a meeting to
. " Ab0u| ‘0 . Travel " Econsider the declaration has been call !
~ ' _ Ied for July 20 The trustee reports 3'
Ebalance of $16, 366 on hand, which is
‘ suiilclent he 5111’s, to pay a ten perE
cent. dividend and also meet dividends
your enjoyment will be more complete if you
on contested claims,
tires and valuable papers are bcvond harm’ s reach
would leave balance of $6,048. A prl~ An answer was looked 101- today
in the South Norwalk Savings Bank. Come m and I orlty rent claim or Alphonso 81131111, from union officials to the otter mods . x . - '- 1 ’_ . , . .
h H d i) th 111‘ safe de-‘ . son of the president Iol' the bankrupt yestcrdny by Mayor Joheph H. Gainer The wm.Elll‘01lC0.lnc
.see w at security 15 0. ere 0 1n 0 but company, against the trustee for to use his influence to bring about a . . 3 'Rowan St. E. Norwalk.
‘ posit vault and our vault for the storage of silver- ”' ' '2.308: a claim of $3 438. also to! rent. settlement or, the differences. This or . ‘ 1 .
i E d 1) ll k 1 Q? E prior to the bankruptcy, and a claim for was accepted by the compsnyI. but Ed was contained lit Mr. Potter‘s letter I
» ware an n r so a s5. b . A. no 111119.110me re-. g
, . y P g' ~11 Q of :5 001) s'et' up 5’ bill‘s William Ins the union. man. to the. union. iii which 110 sold tbttt an _ .
311.000 11.11’ for 1.1.1 itIt 111. nu mm
at 1119‘ taunt south-I . -~
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ESTEY PIANO ............... $98.00 $600 AUTO ................. $332_00
HUNTINGTON PIANO ..... $150.00 $550 CHICKERING ......... $425.00
HUNTINGTON PIANO ...... $195.00 'MENDELSSOHN .. $193.00
Alto have adjusted on easy payment‘plan that will interest you.
M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO.
sobTH NORWALK
An occasional hourI
profitably
working‘isome In
and
or so can be
pleasantly outplayed
for
rticlc dress or
home decoration. Our Art Needle-I
Muslin
work department provides the 1113-,-
torlulIs tItIntl implements. in the form of
new “Royal Society" package goods, '
besides which we have a broad as-
sortment of separate Iflaniped- de-
signs in the newest patterns.
Underwear, Walsta,
Aprons, Dressing Sncquec. Boudoir Caps, Infunts Wear. Burenu
Semis, Pin Cushions, etc" etc., all at moderate prices.
TheN. Ellya'f‘ttCo.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
UNION WANTS l0
.1111 111 11111111011 At Greatly
“li.l:‘.t§ltf§.l".°’il.l"°l§ “PRICES-
trom the strike of employes of theE . . ,
Rhoda IslaInId Company yesterday, WERE ssI NORTH MAIN STREET.
almost complete today. No cars were SOUTH NORWALK
taken out of the barns here during the K AND A. CLAVEN
. . .
night. Early today a few cars were
put in operation, but the number or
nonvunion men reporting for work was
Esmaller than on yesterday. Additionall
Esuburban trains were put on by theE
steam railroads during the morning
arush hours and motor buses were busy I
tin all parts of the city. .
After the arrest late last night or;
two men,
charged with assaulting
if allowed. TheE non-union conductor and with on
know that your silverware, jewelry, personal treas~ ' tom claims on which the dividend me lstructing” a. call. no 1111-11191 “50”"
he paid amount to $103,134, whichaas “Dorie“ ‘0 the W1“.
131131111, are dis ones iii dispute. 'Wil- ply last night to a letter 110m Piest— . f .
liam 11. p.311... who drummed some dent A. s. gotten of the comma? em. ““°$’;e‘°m‘l‘,.th° 1:1“?3 ft..“?k;m
um. ago, has returner} to Naval: and undying tbs mayor‘s. ”WWW“- 0°“ “km“ 0 man ea 11 y o e
pleaded not guilty to on indictment Ifidy ouch}!-
were not: hopeful tit!
charting Kiln ”with oonlrlrw’r to con-‘ the employer would adopt: the nutm
. .cul uuu n. Eu £31911 released in 11011. ~ ‘
“‘- " Dresses
TERL
I _ YoUllLike Tradmgnt i ..
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
:Summer Furniture for the Porch lawn and House 3.;
’ AT REASONABLE PRICES.‘
All on out
floor. No
storinrs to
" COUCH HAMMOCK
SPECIAL
$6.50 quality $3.95
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$7.50 quality .......... $4.95
$8.50 qualityI .......... $5.95
$10.00 quality ......... $8.00
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“/ ar/ 4', turf-r7... ‘1 at,"/-/','n, any,
$15.00 ualit ........ $ . A
1.... ........ $3.2: GAS PLATES $1 50 Up a
Couch Hammock Iron Stand ' "‘
$2.50, $3.50, $4.00 5 2 AND 3 BURNERS ::
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A MATTRESSES iiE
nother lot. 0f the The Famous Ostermoor at Re- },
famous 750 duced Prices. . ii
' $15.00 Ostermoor ........ $12.00 if
R0 ASTER $23.50 Hotel Style Ostermoor Ill
$ 6.
like picture, for $12.00 Elastic Felt ...... Inga: N:
_ $10.00 Cotton Felt .$8.00 ~’
REFRIGERATORS AT 20% 39c $700 Pun‘ty Felt. .$5. 00 ‘9
0 F $5.00 Mattress ..... . ..... $4. 00 ,9
80¢ buys $1.00 ' ' 1 $3.00 Mattress .......... $2. 40 S!
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We Specialize in Furnishing [tomes Complete 3’9
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Sterling “Furniture Company
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rttone 115 127-121 wrsuwcrott 511111111 Dpposite lloyls Theatre N
W.‘ ‘-“--.-“E‘ -W‘-““ WM“ - . ‘. ‘I‘\
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E Mid-Summer
SALE
of
. House
For Porch and Morning Wear
Reduced °
Special——
111.11 0111 coal , I
*.$6I 50 for cash
Lehigh $6.35 for cash»
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‘ coins“! to the WM”- .
Both the comb“! the union had
1.1.... pnevIloul in 111119.... arbi- '
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are the strong features of
our Mid~Snmmcr Clearance
best of its kind and our
large _
_ our suiting every taste and
at a saving from 20 to 30
per cent. on everything
needed for the home.
Every article is the
assortment insures
Norwalk Chronicler