as; ALnxian
BUILDING,
he “dog days" began SundaV and
continue until September 3
——.—.A——
theme will be fireuorks tonight, at
’1! Point Path. The usual large
0113s are expected '
Routine matters will be discussed at
‘regular meeting of the Baibers
nion, which will be iield tonight
dey shirt factory, 011 North Main
ptreet, will close for the annual two
users Vacation.
, at Roton Point tomorrow
Igloo be a moonlight sail i‘rm Nortliport,
Long Island, imorrow evening.
-- ~Broken lots of Pumps and Oxfords
38, $3. 50 and $4 quality at $1. 00. Con-
jneally and Bracken.
'The regular: weekly dance of the
- Norwalk-‘Yacht Club, tomorrow even-
ing, will be held in the club quarters
. fin Hickory Bluii. Welinitz—Sterling
orchestra will furnish good music.
. Ladiea’ Night will be observed Fr1
”‘l'daykevening, by the ‘Norwnlk Elks. The
“fibewtiful‘ Home on South Main stréet
1.; will present a gay scene. many sur
A prison in the way of entertainment
” being planned for.
_ Herbert W. Duke, of the. downtown
postomce, has resumed his duties there
f-ffltor a vacation, part or which was
* "spent in Asbury ‘Pnrk N. .1. Harry 111.
“hushed or the cities, 1111:1911 on 111.1
:5 annual vacation. A
‘3‘ —-Dancing. Compo Beach, every
' V'l’uesdny, under management of Miss
Lfiueii.
.
large dumber of local people are
” J Sinking adya‘ntage 0; the excellent
md‘ancingttacilitisa at 00111111,) Beach. The
Heinz: Vin in charge of Miss Odell and
cos lire held every Tuesday even-
If“ A large; crowd is expected to
Ivlpi‘ght.
Tre ladies who Ivorked so hard in
akin; the Day Nursery lawn party,
' week, at 'Dr.A A..!) wadsworth' s a
noose, estimates that approximately
0 will be cleared. This is consider
. remarkably 500d. The profits may
a somewhat increased as soon as
gamplete returns are made.
i
W ._
1.
—'—NEW HOT-EL MAHACKEMO.
Ladles' Grill and gentleman’s 11111811,
flan open. auntil 11:30 p4 111. Popular
prices; Table d'hote lunch arty cents,
'11: 30 to 2 p. in. Table d'hoie dinner.
rfiventv-nve cents, 5:30 p. 111. to 8 p.
(Is, Burglgrv and Coinpbgnsar «1
,Rents, Real Estzfie, Shore ,‘
1230‘
Tomorrow evening the Clueli & Pea-J
The Bawnne CitV Republican Club.
In preparing to hold its annual outing .
There VVi11{
:and tin and even copper mines which‘
(Continued fronifi'v‘enth Page).
the gangway," said Mr. Hoyne.
gyears 2 were allowed to go on one
Iticket.,i30die5 rescued show that many '1
(children of this age went on the boat. ,
1“There were seventy members of the
:creVV and there was an orthestra of at
lieast half a dozen men
I Search for those bodies that remain -
iii the riVur, in the hull of the Easiland
or buried in the mud. was continueuv
"todaV in a drizziing rain. An hout after
Athe diVers began their day‘ s work, th‘
bodV of a woman was brought to the
surface from the central part of the
. V essel.
'BlliIB WRIIIIS A
IOIIMAN’S BIDRIIIII
DALLAS. Texas, July 21-11 bomb,
placed under a bed in the home of M.
T. Moore, foreman of Padgitt Brothers,
‘Sitddiery Company here,
completely wrecked the bedroom»
Moore and his son were hurled from
the bed and seriously injured.
l’ndgitt Brothers have large. con-‘
tracts for saddles and tarness for the
French and English g verninent.
A. B. Pitdgitt, president of the snow
idlery compunV. notified police head
Aquartets 11 short time before the ex-
plosion in the Moore home that he had-
receiVed three anonymous telephone
calls saying that his home would be:
wrecked by a bomb. ()tIicers sent to
Mr. Padgitts residence found two
bombs underneath the house, primed
and ready for ignition .
Mr. Moore, who is about 50 years old,;
while badly lnluredk probably will re
c0Ver. Frank J. Moore, his son, was[
not seriously injured . - I
i
i
t
1
I
FEW IDLERS IN ENGLAND.
Y.ORK England, July 27. ~Even in
the remotost villages the European
war has brought the pressure of wan;
time business, and the workman” who;
is not occupied to the limit of his en- '
dumnce is idle from choice rather than-
trom‘lnck oi opportunity. The charcoal
burners. tot instance. were never so
busy at their smoky forest occupation;
they ran scarcely finish the charges in
their ovens last enough for the melt
ers of black‘ powder: The outer bedsA
which border hundreds of smalll
streams in the interior of Englanduars
shorn close for the first time, owing
to the demand for oslers to make the
baskets and cases in which shells are
packed for transportation to the front.
Isumbermen and woodcutters find an
unlimited demand for the stout Eng
I
I
l
1‘
l
handles for trenching tools. hatchets.A
levers, and the multifarious imple<
mom; of the army Engineers and Ser-
Vice corps.
Everywhere men are in demand and
some old industries, well nigh forgot-
ten, are being Taviv ed Several old lead I
VVere mined when steam transit
brought cheap foreign ore to England
are being reopened.
n,
__._..._——-—
TO ENFORCE LIGHT LAW.
NEW HAVEN, July 27. —-The New
“No children under five years were;
counted and there were many 01‘ these. 3
0f children between tire and twelve,
last night, ‘
llsh woods which are used to provide? ‘
ARMOUR' S
SMOKED
W ermelons
Shoulders 122,,
N alive Cabbage, “1..
_
2c-
TELEPHONE 371
.1
.:
Eastludia Tea co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.“
AA
AAAA A AAA
AAAAALA ‘
"vvvv'vv'v'vv'v
.3
runway. JULY 27-, 1.15
’7:
.- 1111 Don Cont l’
VANTAGE OF THE
your next winter's supply. You
cket in So. Norualk.
PLACE YOUR COAL ORDERS NOW—TAKE AD-
t‘uli, write or phone, our repr
see the. advantage of buying coal from a pocket PHONE 721.
HARRIS 81 GANS
.l‘iliiM .
A COAL
Pocket
SCI‘GGDGU and
is automatically
absolutely dry and free from
dirt. V
GOOD COAL delivered from
a coal pocket is the best coal
satisfaction one can buy.
IT COS'ISINO MORE
'0 buy good coal front our coal
pocket than to buy coal from
elsewhere.
SUMMER PRICES,
escntative will call to see you for
are, invited to visit our yards and
WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
delivered into your coal bin II
this
A
1 Even drink serVed
We use only the be
c oming famous.
it?
j
Refrigerators
ice chests, screen doors," rubber
garden hose, hose reels, croquet
sets, oil stoves. ovens. ice cream
freezers, etc.. atmsduced prices.
Albertfienebe
25 WEOT WASHINGTON 8T.
Piiovp 109-2. ,.
PROMPT DELIVERY
‘ I
t'i
.l
4- special .2...
Red Oak Coal
$6 50 for pink
~ ..Lch‘i‘gh $6.35 for cash
TIIC Will. IIIII‘DII CG. Inc
3 -Rowang St. E. Norwalk.
F
The New Science ,
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
I ’ Chiropractic is the definition of the
fcause of' the disease and the art or ~
iadjultlng the same. "Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist, or sprain in the
Ahack. Even if dime- in childhood
:it creates pinched iiervss and pain in
jlater life in the d eutflorgans and
Ilimbs’ I .1. 5
ii Chiropractors remove the cause of
ill ease Imd in,',i 1th is restored
th ugh unionist ”the nerve “syn.
ttems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
let my spine. You will never regret
agivlng the Chiropractor a chance to
Ibelp you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
34 Washington at, 80.,Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate irom Palmer School. the
discoverer.
1 take. home.
best in town.
H. A. MEAD. Mgr.
B No. Main St.
MIDDIES
has just domain. Varied styles in
white with red or blue trimmings.
‘ “
81.00
A new novelty in middies is made
of line repp in plain white, pink.
blue or green with white collars
and lacings.
Special st ......
.5150
IV.
J.l. Mai-italic
IGOOD I'IDALTHFUL DRINKS.~
at our
fountain is healthful in every in
. gretiicnt
fruit S\ rups. Our chocolate iS be
Have you tried
DcKlyn's ice cream serVed
at the fountain or in boxes to
Try our Soda and
icomince yourself that it is the
The Norwallt Drug Co.
So. Norwalk.
Our new line of attrition middle; 1‘
Galatea cloth in plain white, or
Sterimgs August Furniture
S LE
Cuminences Saturday July 3~1Si
It will pay you to wait for
importrant sale
-—OUR—
Sterling Furniture Company
127- 129 WASHING'IIIN STREET
Opposite lioyi’s Theatre
st
home.
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Will Continue All This Week
This is a sale of present-day clothing necessities—Arti-
cles that women are wearing now—on their vacations or at
A A11 Unusual Money. Saving Opportunity
" DON'T MISS IT
’trt'N C‘V’RDE
Nil-PFHGK.) >5 ‘
our Mid-Summer
CLEARANCE SALE
”-..—A..-
IASI SIDIAS IAII NIW
IAI‘I I0ll RAII IIIIIII
,w
The water rate protest coinmittee.’
representing the majority of the third
{district consumers connected with the
Norwalk water works, are considering
' Served in main dining room.
- TENNIS BALLS- Smith to make. rigid enforcement
I Viilue ' _
3 for 31-00 using the public highVV ays at night
‘ " ' » . carry lights. The club‘s accessions
.Sttllson-Powell Carporation
' 82 Washington Street.
CT. 1111 goal in the state.
‘ - _.
...,f... ......— _.. - ...
Jim on Automobile Club, in session last
» ~ night voted to request Chief of Police
................ ascribe law which requires all vehiclesf.
membership bring the total to 989, the
taking a new tuck for relief from the.
recently raised rates in their water, by'
the first district commisioners, which
they consider to be unfair and unjust.‘
to Ellis E. Howard, chairman of the com-
to mittee, said this morning ~be_ would
etake up witlrhis committee the matter
of again bringing the, jump in rates
before the Public Utilities Commission.
The lastlpetltion sent was returned
with advise that the commlsion had no
of
. z ‘,. , '-
That your valuable papers are sale?
Do you know that Vou' can rent a private box in
, our safe- -deposit Vaults for a little more than one
~ cent a day? -
i.
Not only will your, papers, jewelry and other Val-
nobles be E'afé here, but you- have absolute pri‘
vacy in r and to the contents of younbox, which
is solely 111i or your control. You carry the key
and have free access to it at any time during
banking hours.
‘ We will be pleased to have you call and inspect *
them. h
South Norwalk Savings Batik
., '2. Open Monday evenings from ii to 8.
.f
.A
A."
., diction oven the ..
jurisdiction over municipally oWneu
works.
This morning on: Howard said it is-
the intention to call the attention 61
the commission to the fact that the
third district does not own the plant,
but. onlytheiirst. According to his un-
. derstanding if the rates weld raised
consumers would have n redressifmm
the commission. but so long as the- --com
misitmers go outside the district which
'owns their plant. and ' is their water
to the resident‘s of'put‘Lntit-eiy dillerent
district, thé works are' legally looked
'upon as a public parties corporation.
and the commission" according to
’ some views expre
i1 waits to the
on the first district consumers, these'
Would have :iurls- ‘
Swim Easy
Buy This Brand of Ladies’
. .. '~ Bathing Suits »
Prices $1;69 to $5.00
F1111 Suits or Coat Suns
CHILDREN’S SUITS
50¢ t01,553.00
'Bovs' SUITS
25¢ to $1.50
MEN‘S surrs
50¢ to $2. 25
A. liickernian & Sou
So. Not-walk, Ct. .' Phone 446
.
.-
h
M11111 11.1.
Gol'd/ silver or aluminum tire
preferable to rubber when making
artificial teeth plates, for" these
teasons: First, cleanliness; "sec-
ond healthfulness; third, strength
and durability. It is" true. such
plates cost more“ than rubber, but
they are proportionately better.
llr. J. ii. Mallory
16 South Main St.
HOURS: 0. A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
7 to t p m. Sundays .9)" appoint-
mont only. . 1
furnishes estimates .0“ all kinds.
Mrtiiid‘isi I?” as onto! the
I
:-
So. Norwaiitl
SPECIAL TODAY.
12 blades.
A 81 value.
The Roller 5. 10 & in 5161-
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Unique Safety Razors, complete with
Special 25¢ Each
cellar to attic.
e
r
\
Why Not
Be Stylish
gallium“... ‘a
Clip on and oft. with one hand.
Come in and see them. Eye
troubles should be atended to at
“once; Delays are dangerous, should
you need the «services of a‘iirst-
class optomerlst or Optician, con-
suit
I .
William .1. Moore. 3
Optician and Optometrist,
1‘11} wearing Moore‘s-New Finger ‘7 '
Washington 81.. ,
A
l
Telephone 4785.
A 1 comm Co.
li.l.yngemSieau1 Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as ”Bridgeport Sham Dyeing a crooning Co.
Silk Drones. Gloves. Blink“. hnd Lacs Curtains pinned. ,
H. LYNGE. Prop. ”3 Stats at. Bridgeport I
A Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
$15.00 UP
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. . Tel- 359-54
2115-227 E. Washington 81:.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
I
pair-in]: Neatly Done.
"Kuhn; Bulidlns .
J
signs
service. Telegrii
Fibrai Tributes, original 013-“ ‘
Caskeo 'Coverings oi yore
bepnty." Moderoteprices. Prompt
{111 communica-
‘ tion with leading flofistsdn prin-
cipal cities in the United Stetson.
jm— q-v-l ‘
nor 1:11:1ch Line to NIW".
" roux. .
A...» boat luvcl £1... 11'. out
Rivor, New m- (mammary.
Sauna-isouthllornlk‘uto
81.1 «sww'mmmu‘v. amp
111?me MN“ m. into .‘
1
offers everything you can wish for to fit your home from
<.
‘1
Everything here. no matter how cheaply sold, is ofta
worthy quality, up to date style, finish and construction
and at a savings of from no to" 30 per cent'saV'Iings to‘you.
AAA
‘vvv v
EPORT ----_-
A
'v'Y'
«Your " ; Chutes :01
any OxfOrd, value
up to $5. 00
$2 9.8
Norwalk Chronicler