I am a dance be-
let glesumer go
In doren tens or so
7 binasll snug and
aha coal was at its
price; another year
- find me waiting, I’ll
my coal before there’s
Plainiy we want your-business, do not disguise that
”fact stall. This implies ourearnestendesvd'rteretain
your patronage on the merits of our service.
To get it need not necessarily mean low prices, we
feel reasonably sure of first. so long as QUALITY
is an essential, the priCe must be reckoned common
Last night an important meeting of
the Norwalk Building, Loan & In-
vestment Company was held "in the
oflices at Tar-toy & Golden, on Wash-
ington street. (Juicers were elected
1" for the ensuing year» and an inter-
esting and satisfactory statement
presented. '
GAZETTE BLDG. '
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
THE LEADINGADRY frOODS STORE
CONTINUATION or THE SALE
...One Piece Dresses...
NORWAILK
wrote with it.
Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our
products and service is genuinely good.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Corn Fed Beef. I
Pressed Corn Beef
All Kindsof Canned Meats.
Native cuties Liver.
Home Dressed Veal
specious and easy riding
his will take out
Darien Conn.
E} .Stovcs - -‘ 59c
All affairs, but very con-
iént for picnic parties.
1 auto' and boat should
hunts, :1
ford 64 North Main 7'
Street
o“'r:Ffl E B
no gfltmtzmsghltmm
Sweetbreads. St _ t] F 11 E' d
7’ .7 A . 7 1 .. r1c y. res ggs 30c 02.
home. Lluckens, Fonls and G. M. Butter .. . 38c
Broders. Everything in Fruit and
Genuine Sj ring Lamb. Vegetables.
Tel-5831.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
76 NORTH MAIN ST. FREE DELIVERY
. Brundage, Franklin *1 A. ,Smith,
.7
"SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
-’—-—.-.__ ._.—_— w. -._..——:w
'3 Bananas ...... 10¢ doz. lemOns .. 18¢ (102.
‘3 New Potatoes . .18¢ pk. Onions ..... . .5¢ qt.
1 A—-
Schnitze’ s 3Sanitary Markets
The Beers Meat & Provision Co. , .
r3 Main 80.; INorwalk;
no. -._
6 North Main St., So.- Norwalir.
32 WASHINGTON ST MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. 3NORVVALK.
505 MAIN ST" STAMFORD.
E‘
The olilcers:
President—~Matthew Corbett.
Vice-President—Stephen 8-. 1.13mi!
Secretary—Richard H. Golden.
Treasurer—Edward B. Smith.
Directors—Christian Swartz, Jos-
eph R. Taylor, Albert E. Winches
ter, Edmund E. Crows, Charles N.
Smith, Ralph E. DeWitt, .Frank T.
and
Every Dress to this stock is marked at a reduced price
A splendid assortment in white. and many colors.
SEE 23$” Lingerie .Waists
We have them at all prices. with one special lot containing
many items formerly marked at much higher prices.
REDUCED TO 500 EACH.
Horace It. Nash.
The statement follows:
THE NORWALK BUILDING LOAN
AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIA-
TION.
snow no N
nun uw sun
execution-papers
Financial Condition as of June 301E.
13,15.
Assets.
Loans on Real Estate
Loans on Stock
Interest paid on borrowed
$303,000.00
2,900.00
H.Krieger& Co.
This morning
were served by Deputy Sherifi 'Ed- _....., _._
money 102.00 «- . 1 .—
‘ ward B. Doulens in the old case of .1 .1
(ash on hand 4,727.38 ‘ .
i . Prank D. Lawton versus A. V. liills- . .
[Unpaid dues 1,634.50 , f
.‘U id me e t 1.193 50 paugh Two automobiles, which were .
npa i r s .149. Bill attached at the start of the suit, and . . ' .
Unpaid fines [later replemned, were today taken
into custody in the sheriff and will
$313 707'12’Ebe sold to satisfy the judgment ren-
Edered in behalf of Mr Lawton, who
Summer Hats - Dresses
Liabilities.
7'13“?“ 8 '838' 01 is represented by Attorneys Keogh and -
Elntelest 31‘4““) Candee ' ‘.
Eh‘incs 159 56E The suit is sewrpl years old. At Sklrts - Silk sweaters
5‘00 the start Deputy Sheriff D. Louis.
10000 00 Ladrigon attached two automobiles
1956 61‘owned by Mr. Millspaugh, who
"""""'” brought a repleiln suit against the
531370718 former shot-,ih’ and, after the case-
Membership tees
7Borrow ed money
E Surplus
HERE YOU CAN OPEN A DICNIFIED
~«CHARGE ACCOUNT~ ‘
EStatement of Receipts and DisburseI dragged along for some 11.1.3, Mr.
E "mm fl" ye" mung June 30m mnsmmgh “0“ ”‘9 8“” and “gain and settle your bill in weekly, semi-monthly or
i 1915 , 7rogoincd possession of his matmhines. . .
E Receipts. Ewhich, this morning. were taken monthly Payments.
iCash on lmnd June 30th :‘charge of by Shelli! Douleus, who . .
l 1... 1381883 .m .A AA. A A... the 1...... We guarantee our prices to be as low
3131195 74000 35Emont originally rendered for Mr
71.011115 on real estate re~ Elnwton some years ago. and lower than BISCWEel'e
E paid 44 500 00 I ‘7
Removed money 15, 000. 00E WW
Elntercst 177793. 00 mums 'NImESIED EWW
ham... 175 625 Death of Mrs. Mishap! J Riordan avenue. Rev John Stapleton, pastor or
113 ME E Mnry Agnes, wife of Councilman the Souht Norwallr Congregational
EMeinbership fees
Michael J. Riordan, died suddenly at Church, outdated. Interment followed
# M
. ' . I
. A. IN NEW liNlliN NiillNii
l 7 EM $164, on. 301
Disbursements. l
7Trnnster tees
her home in Main street, last night. in Riverside cemetery.
latter an illness lasting twenty four7
\‘orwalk bunkers are interestingly hOUI‘S- Death “’35 due t0 acute.
M
Mrs. Patrick Grumbiey. .
Try Our” .
2 Choice “Hams
"
. Sin buying" oiir ' hams our pi-
trons make no mistake. They
at the lowest figures. 1
As it is with halos. so it is
with our line of line fresh
, meats. A choice steak or I
good roast is' curate be the
very best when bought here.
This statement is backed up by
actual. lichen? performance.
The Modem Ma eel
you. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
as Sumerians.
bout the price of peace:
now and then.
- than the men.
7 to" Ecomnihnton or two
you . are not expected
m they’d‘get the some
15 North Main St. .A ‘ ‘
i
CAPE os‘oo‘o‘o .jHOPE.
lo‘rheN Dior sailedl “good hope" was man;
t0
_ get the best the market chords
renamed the cape "Cabs do Ben Es 00-.
meteors,“ or Cape of Good Hope.‘ The the garbage collected by the
n 1498 A;- street department.
who '11 hling thsE ‘It was said that s. v to
rich, iailgd favorably to have a New
'I pening up the in meters or this nature
‘ .' “509”°"t“m“°°'“nud “9 I30“? “will alleviate to a. marked pears Non A ch.
E. * . ' i
Autocrat Coffee, 30c can cut to ' ' " ' ' ' ' '1'-" ' ' ' ' ' 26¢ ELOuns on Real Estate - 76, 900 00 watching the outcome 0! a specialcom- iI Brigitta disease. which developed MOD- E Mrs. Anna Héflron wife of Patrick
Force 2 pkgs. ' ‘ " "' " """ “ “““ '19¢ :Loans on Shares 400.00 mittee meeting. whit?! ‘8 Wing held day evening Within an hour preceed EGrumble', died car] .this morning at
Macaroni or Spaghetti. 10c size, 2 pkgs ............. 15¢ ‘wnhdmwalp MAT-1.33 this afternoon, in New York, during lug her demise, Mrs. Riordan was the her horn: on Connezticut avenue. Be- -
Evaporated Milk, 10c size . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Tor 15¢ Paid borrowed money . 5,000.00 which the advisabllit) or establishing sublect of four or five wnvulslws and sides her husband me deceased 73'
_. ‘ Pure Leaf Lard ' ' 12¢ Salaries 650.00 of this department will be carried out. the last one proved fatal for she died survhed by ten children. The funerv
. 1 St ti ner , etc. 177.17 and its inception will be appreciated. in it. Everything was done in the
25c jar Peanut Butter . ... ...... .. .. . . . . . . . .. ..... . 20¢ “ ° 3' 60 00 in that the Connecticut Bankers “so; trantlc effort to save her life, but she1111 will he held Friday morning from
1 Rent ' St Mary' 5 Church st 10 o’clock [11-
Taxes and insurance 87.52 elation, of which Charles E Hoyt,o lied .to respond 10 treatment death7 torment will i sit e place .in St. Mary' 3
0mm t 30 o l k.
A ’STI II I Discount and interest 234-60 the South Smtflk Empattifmihgl‘lly't 3:16 3 a g‘ 2:"? 2e Ecemetery. Friends are requested to
< - . ’Cash in bank 4.72738 2:321:31}. as een g g EdeZNNeNeENEADZNZwM 5:” IrmfanE please omit flowers.
, 1 W' ‘ 11 mos on e _______,
. 34 Cottagd fitreet' ‘ .. - . _ Elli: Noman“ $164 651. 30 Discussing general banking and bus Icity profound sympathy was heard ex-E ”LAWN PETE.
Wm Examined and found correct. 1111633 conditions MP Hoyt said this pressed on all sides. She was ninsys A lawn fete and minstrel ‘show will
F. lRV'lNG SMlTH Emorniug that there i“ a glut of money an active woman and though her inter beheld tonight on the lawn of Trinity
CLARENCE A. BROWN
..____ _.._._...-- m..-
_m.‘ Auditors. neas conditions. He cited an instanc:I performing any duties that Circle to pected and a “full house" is urged.
With which he was familiar to the e Eh“ She was a trustee 0‘ Caurt Gem“ Tickets are 25c but north more. Como
i ct that the highest rate that count. Daughters of Castile, and a member all.
coMMuNchnoN WHH Ebe obtained on a deposit of $250. 000Eor St. Marv’a Aid Society
was 2 per cent. and the New YorkE. The deceased was the daughter or HANDSQME NEw SODA WATER
banks were by no means anxious that the late John 0' Sullivan an doves born FOUNTAIN.
MEXICO cm cm offEthis be accepted iin‘ Norwalk where she had lived her The new soda fountain which has
ETh: smaller bank:l 1332;321:027“: entire life. She was forty- eight years just been installed in the thug store or
200““ ry owns, ‘ r 0 old and is survived by her husband Frank H. Baxter on South Main street,
3 1
Milltsleizgditljrhr; llfhyi-cezhhdffng: :17] ore 75:23:? 81:31: 2321;23:0371121‘3 one daughter, Marx. and three sonsu.‘ is being admired by throngs which are
ernl Ganuto Reyes and Rodolfo Fier- me, p p EThomas, Paul and John Three sis- Eattracted to that store by the excel-
” has cut communication between Ve- 1 AND FUNERALS. t9”: Mrs Hush Donnelly, Mrs. Frank lence of the soda for which Baxter‘s is
re. Cruz and Mexico City and made it; DEATHS Donahue and Miss Jutia O‘Sullivon.Enoted. The fountain is the work or
impossible for Gen. Rablo Gonzales. ’ gand tWt) brothers, John E., and D the American Soda. Fountain Company,
who evacuated the capital, to receive Milk O’Sullivaq are 3180 living. of Boston. and is complete in every de-
supplies from the coats. This report Edward Trouter died at the home of Funeral services will be held irom tail It is probably one or the best or
was received today {Ix-pm Colorad Zap, his 5011, Otto TI'QUNEI, 12 Taylor Street .her late home linday morning at 8- 307 its Size in New England. No better
Danbury, on Monday afternoon. after .0 clock and from St MRX'Y’ 8 Church ME soda is going to be drawn from it than
Edward Trenton
niecas. It reached there b courier .
from. Salinas in the State cl San Luis 81‘ illness 01? about two years Guru 9 O’clock Interment will be in St heretofore, because that would be an.
Potosi to which Point General Reyes t.ion Mr. Treuter went to 11 sanitari-dilary's cemetery. I impossibility The reputation of Bax-
Mrs Riordan several years ago ters is too well-known to require any .
5 um in Hartford for treatment about is 7.
reported that he had delivered to. the months ago, remaining there fifteen had an attack of Brights disease, but it assurances in this respect
Zapatistos a supply 01! ammunition and “maths. His health had failed grnduw'was slight and since then she has '1
that the combined forces would move ally since his return. ’ ‘never complained about it. On Satui-E
Ilmmediately mg Mexico City Mr. Treuter was in the aixtleth year day she suffered from a headache, but‘7
. H of his age and a native of Germany. did not consult with a physician. 7
E w [ER He came to this country about thirty-E
flvo yedrs ago. He residedi ,NorwnlkE Funeral of Miss Byxbee.
until the death of his wife, which oc-; The :77”er 0f. M133 Emma Francis
. lit is understood at the executive ses— son and two grandchildfeh . 7
sion of the city council last night. a Danbury. and by two brothers and 9.11 9.7
t WEN :me years ago, Wh‘m he lBnybee was held this atternon at. 2. 30
went 0 an my to make .111“ 1‘0“” o’clock, from the home 0; her niece,
discussion was held relative to the ad- Isister who are in Germany . 1- ‘
visnbility oi: using a boiler. to the up-E The. funeral was held at the housoE
with his son. 'i-Ils occupation was that Mr "as . 171 Put a
of a hat slzér. He is N a " N1 11' 9714 , n in
. 7min gas works of the U. Iii. L. & W. this morning at 10: 45 and the body
as an incinerator to dispose of was brought to Norwolk tor interment
local in Riverside com tery ‘1 . , 1. 7 A. .
had telegraphed from Pachuca. Reye
W 7‘
countrv tair)——“Vl ell, Abner,
.-_~..
They had a wild canni-
and
.eaten alive!
Ebai lgorote at the fair
bay 1an July and left because we
didn't take a newspaper!"~Chicago
Daily News.
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SECOND ANNUAI
SUMMMER SALE
Special Bargains in Every Department.
THURSDAYS SPECIALS
HANDSOME susnoiosnso . 1.
d5: ‘ E Pillow Sila
Special 25¢ Each
(E’s—A1045: sroRE
ismnorally hope
will onlciate, and ihterment
Em New York. showing stagnant bum sets were few, she was painstaking in Church A most enjoyme time 75 ex, .
rmmer (just back from the '
we've,
{all had a narrow «escape from being'
‘iil made in orwaik cemetery 3o. ”flu: 1..
ifi it.
wasn't the same teller that helped us .-
Norwalk Chronicler