m. 7M3.» 59¢ '
,DU'DDHO BILE INSURAmg
03 ALL KINDS
Bonds. Burglary and Compensa—
,chts, {Rele Dollie, Shore.
And Country, to rent and for
‘ Taylor 8. Golden
Will ”BMW, TRUST 69-
IUILDlNG.
Ms W. is seriously in at her
home on Platt street.
w—a 1
{The mun- noisily dance will be
held in 15s aim 1511.311 out»; tonight
roe Wanna-swung minim inn
play.
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The Knickerbocker Yacht Club. of
New York, willbe entertained tonight
by the members of the Norwalk Yacht
:2 Club. .
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. MissIMsrion Ruskin, {of Nev? Ro—
{chelle is spending a few days with Mr
and Min. Samuel Cohen, of 24 High
street.
Nolomno
in
Miss Grace O'Brien. of Quintal‘d ove-
:5 pus, will lesve tomorrow on a vacation:
trip” inn relatives in Derby, noun
. Franklin H.Io(lray, of Mex-Win streét.
IF‘irst district, was. admitted to the Nor .jV
walk Hospital, vesterday, for medical
itlestrncnt.
Charles and Althur Lindeberg, of '
New York, and Miss Lulu Brewer, of
lliroolrlyn, are the week end guests of
«Charles Cnvanaugh. of Groton, relatives in In place ‘
J Conn. is visiting at the home of his
, sister, MIS. E. J. Murphy, of Elizabeth
" street
A. Daniel Keywdrth, and Charles
lPrcscott, of the downtown postotllce,
are in New York cit) today, where
Plans nere discussed for the onlnrg- Vthe3 will witness a ball game.
‘ing and improving of the oiiice- .:f the _ -me
- second district electric light plant on; F. 0. Johnson will leave this after- .
State street, at the meeting Of ulelnoon for Poland Springs, Me, where
commissioners last evening, 4; his family is staying in the interest of '
Judgennd Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor and ' Mrs. Johnson s health. Mr. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. lloyt‘dcave-on' will return in about a week.
their western tour on the 20th. They?
3 . will mail the big exposition in Califor
his and other points of interest in the
west.
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it was reported this morning that a
Snood mailings licesnc, nithin three
'Iduyxi, was taken out by John Kish, re
loom defendant in a breach of promise
street suit satisfactorily adjusted. It is said
6 lllll M1. Kish may be a happy bride-
the next few davs.
Willard Gustafson, of Second
is spending a few days at his hom
here preparatory to leuVing for m: ew groom within
Haven. on Monday whole he will be;
, outplayed in the Winchester arms lac.-
' «' tory in that city.
The matter of holding either a clam~
tbuke or ex't‘ursion will be discussed
fncxt Thursday etching at the regular
meeting of the local painters. Either
tenor, and his wife and mo children. one of those outings will be held In
. who are making their home, this sum— lihc near future, the nature of which
‘ filer. in 'l‘okeneke, near this city, are ‘wlll be determined at the meeting next
visiting at the present time in Snru- week. i
toga Springs, N. 1
John McCormnck. the famous lrisb
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,. l The following permits were issued
' it} end Mrs kulism 0 McLean, or by the building inspector this morn-
”Gibson Court. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam-ling: To C, W: Fenneli. plumbing. for
' net 8. Vcisor. of Quintnro avenue. will F. It). Johnson,_ Lawrence street. to A.
today return to their homes in this 1.}, Bennett. hot water heater, Inn 0
city after a week's delightful stay in St‘évens, 20 Meadow? street: to John
Delaware Water Gap, Penn. Weaker. plumbing. Dr. V. G. Tito. 200
Elv avenue. »
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I I 1 Mr and Mrs Owen Riley. formerly of
. 'South Main street, have left this city Two automobiles owned va A D.
tor a Week’s visit in Bridgeport with Millspauch .o'f llbwayton. Will. “this at
‘relntlvcs, after which they will lemevternoonmht 2 o clock be sold at the
. Flor. then new home in California The public signpost in Barton, bv Deputy
* 4mm friends of the popular couple in Sheriff l‘ dw 11rd B Donlens The pro-
tlils city extend them boot wishes in coeds “I“! go toward sotislving a mag
their new home in the west. ~mont received bv Frank D. LaytonS
as
”Mr. and Mrs. John T Manning,f§£$fi_ Mr Mlllspnugh in 9.11 oz; d
newlyweds are remembering locnll
. . friends withpostal curds Thobrlday
. couple are on a honeymoon trip 0! the
”New England states; and when last
”heard from were in Providence, R. I.
' (Before her marriage on Monday of this
, week :Mrn. Manning was Miss Mar.
r'garet F.II_' Fluherty. of Spring street, folc Judge Edward M. Lockwood in
this city Upon their return tronrtheir the moon our court. Attorneys
honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs Flaherty Keogh & Cindee Vreprosent the plain-
1will reside on Woodlnwn street, tSam- tiff
}V ford.
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At 9:30 o‘clock Monday Morning the
motion of Attorney C. W. Hoyt for per-
mission to tile an answer in the case of
Iarnnlr W McKenzie v.5 'l‘h'e Norwalk
Investment Company. will be liecrd' uo
u,
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The tennis .tcatn‘rcpresenling the
“h“ ._ Noruulk Country Club left this morn-
-—-_NEW HOTEL MAHAGKEMO‘ ling for Non Haven where this after
. Dailies Grill and gentleman’s lunch:noon they will play the Beaver Hills
mm open until 11 30 p. m POpulm'Clnb in a return match. The local ag-
prices Table d'hute lunch titty cents, gregation is minus the presence of Ross
'11 30 to 2 11.11: Table d'hote dinner, Burchnrd. who is No. It man of the}
seventy dive cents, 5‘ 30 p m‘ to 8 p. team. and nccordlngly will have hard
:11. Solved in ”a“? dining room. ' pulling to bring home a victory .
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK 'Thcre are twenty- -four jitneys doing
business in Norwalk according to the:
BROMO- SELTZER.
1’06 size. 011 c 25c 1 e 15 number of licenses issued by Chief of?
s 7‘ h 1 1 William R. Pennln tail. anas
500 size .u...30c $100 size ....60c 10'” 3
muCh as the ordinance recently pass
ed by the city council has control
onlyr over jltncys charging not more
than 20 cents, the Stamford-Norwich:
. Stiltson-Powell Corporation
PRESO‘RlPTION DRUGGISTI.
D‘Don’t‘j', Wm:
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Until something happens to make you rich. P7954
ably it never will happen. Save money as you go , .
along. Then with $109, $5111, $1,099, of more, I V“ ‘
you are in n posrhon to do things for? yourself. " ‘ i
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:, A savmgs sccount in the ‘South Not-walk I nv‘ j"
. 1 lugs Bank‘ is at oncea safe place for yourrii vifigs; ‘VI.
and an introduction to better things for flyou- .'5
financially.
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drivers pay no :11 to the city; They of honor.
have Jumped their lure to 25 cents.
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Despite the unfavorable weather of
gupon Hortmannsvrellerkopt and help
1 I Marne.
, longb't now No drive before the ox-
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' Leah lied
SMUKEU , tender 1
Native Cobbage, {1 lb.
POTATOES
Fancy
New
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2. Mid- Summer Clearance Sale 3
a Continues Through Next Week 9
a SPECIAL ITEMS EACH DAY 3
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0 Monday Specials 3
g RUGS a
a 18 in. x 36 in. to 9 ft. by 12" ft. 0
g Crex, IFibre, Brussels, Axminster S
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3., SOUTH NORWALK. PHONE .45. o
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WARSAW', Poland, July 29.-The
Markot' Russian army. in the course of its
f recent retreat to the prepared de- I
tense lines around this city, made
ottectite use'of its cavalry on merit . i.
the morning. the Children’s
prospered 111111111 with total sales 0
610.35.1‘wenn one children were he
hind he tables offering their line gar ,
den 1 k lot sale dud each one did a ““3““ 1'” :Cl’ufll‘m in DWCW
filll‘ bu heirs During the bitter pnrt‘ 1"” “a“ “WWW ”Willis method»
or this week the ladies who have lath “f getting 3‘ in“ enemy, 110118 of them
cred the mork'ct proposition visited ‘flembflng “fl; methods or the willow
thirty- one gardens and repurt that they 3’0““
mm. .w-
now, and our line is marked down
to prices within the reach of ever
one.
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Tub Silk Walsh, White
ground with fine stripes in
various colors; long and a
short sleeves and rolling
collar ..... .8198-
Washable Waists, made of ,
Jap silk, with embroidered
fronei; lower price 51.98; i
now telling at. ‘
White and Flesh-colored ‘
Crepe dc Chine Waist: with
fine pin tucks. $1 98
Willie Crepe dc Chino
Waists with embroidered
fronts ...... ‘. .. .52. 25
J. l. Mallelle
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TO CLOSE OUT. SUMMER
DRESSES.”
at $1.38.
All the Popular Stripel.
IN VALUES UP To $5.00.
Summer Dresses are very popular
THE ”TILE Sllol' .
so moan-1 MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
ill. AM! A. CLAVENI
SfpcciaT Sale
BATHING CAPS
All the Latest SUJBS
Regular 50c Values
Special 25¢ Each
Tile Roller 5. 10112512311111»,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 619. Lisa Hoyt St. '
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LONDON, July 29.+-The British
Government has taken steps to s‘top
the import ‘olGei‘rnar'i diamonds into
England. i-lsncdl'orth all disinopds
imported into the countrv must carry
with them a certificatq’ showing their
origin.
It recentl3 become known flint sev-
arctic excellent condition. There bus 011 PM“ 0" “will!“ “‘9 enemy
total summit of the sales over last apparently: stampedlng. rldcrless. 4""
your. the money collected each Sutur-‘on them The horses. ‘3 a matter °l
doV being ianln excess of that taken fact. bud two ”d5” ”Ch although .«.
. . point oi’ view‘ A bullet which will
W ' ‘ lsiop a man must be very well plac»
[URBPEAN WAR NEWS led to check the career of n madden-
, are required to lire olicctively al“ a
pARls Aug. (Sr—(Correspondence of loose nick» of apparently \rlderlcss
The Associated Presnl~For the lirnt “0'39“ 1“ ”“3 “59v WM“ 11 1‘0““
of pamI me Sorbonne, has just con- lent rifle shots at work behind“ his
(erred the degree 0! bachelor or act bfidr
slices upon an Alpine Chasseur in
with one eye only free from bend
bandages.
The soldier candidate vvas Georges
Paris, who interrupted his xstudies to
enlist at the uge of seventeen. With
the 13th battalhm of Alpine Chair
been a great increase this your in the saw in ‘ mob °t mad horses, '
in lost your. neither was vlslble from the.encmy's '
'ed horse, and xery stcndv marksman
time in itsdlistory' the old wipers“). nus shot down there “ore two excel-
campaign uniform, on crutches and .
‘Helbért. scarcely more 1. admin of.
scurs he pn‘rtlclpated in the assaults
Fire, Life, Accident, Pluto Gian.
Workmon'o Compensation, Liablll.
ty, Marlon Ind Automobile.
Surety Bonds. .
REAL ESTATE
5 Railroad Ave"
‘ Insurance
Notaries Public.
steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & (0., Inc. V.
iNSURANCE
So. Norwalk
oral thousand dollars worth of dim
monds cut by German workmen in -
ed curry {he Gepm'an trenches lit the
point .07 the bayonet. Grievously
wounded in the bend; he fell into a
German trench and was a captive for
a quarter of an hour; his comrades.
determined not to leave him in the
enem3’ 5 hands. won the trench by 11 ~
supreme effort.
Trepnnnlng saved Herbert, who
went. back to his books during his
lconv closeout leave and passed his ex-
Inminatlon brilliantly.
Commencement exercises and prize
distributions everywhere in France
were the occasions or patriotic 1119.111-
ldnr and llnnaquere finding their
way every week into the London mar-
ket at. Hutton Garden. They camfi'fi'
nay olI SVV edeu. Denmark, Norway
and Holland “1 '
4"».
r . wou1.p oIARooN nose. ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.u—A peti-
tion tdr the parole of Abraham .Ruet,
former “political; leader, who was .con.
victed oi offering a bribe to a' Sad
Francisco supervisor and is now serv- ~
ing a fourteen your sentence, is
again before the board of prison (ll-t 4'
gCusto‘ni Tailors Tel. 359-5.
' 225-227 E. Washington St.
"Roddy-Made Clothes
“ Will fit a dummy forms, but
.
True? Economy 1»
BVUY 1LVNOW
Sterling
August Furniture
SALE
Thousands of pieces of Fur- l '
niture ofiered to home lov-
ers. An opportunity to
purchase good furniture at a
substantial saving. The
_ past few days have proven
conclusively that Sterling's
service and quality building
has its just rewards. People
from “The Norwalks” visit
Sterling’s August Sale of
Furniture and express their
approval and confidence
with their large'purchases.
We only know experience,
, the master .tucher, has
helped to arrange for our
friends.
This Wonderful Price
Saving. Event, at this, the
most opportuno time, when
» home lovers are thinking of
{polishing their homes or
l 1. adding to them. I
‘ Future ' Brides and
Groom, select your Fur-
niture now.
A deposit will hold for
future delivery.
. Free storage.
Free delivery ‘
where.
~Buy now at a saving of
from 20 who 15%ch
S'erlinunnfw
illll'e C0.
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' Phone 105.
Opppsite Hoyt’ 3 Theatre.
worm SAnplr
3111i DAnl. ‘ 12
SECURITY BUILDING“
TAKE ELEVATDD. up our Elmfl‘i‘
M "l- 2258
every-
Washington
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not a manly form. nits
made to order from
, $15. 00 UP
Cleaning, housing and Re-
" pair-iii Needy Done.
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GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS. 7“!” ‘
1"] t All the best varictles Tomatoc, Cabbage and Pepper ~
. an s.
‘ ;.ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. v II
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime- Sulphur Solution; Arsenate
of Lead Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug. Shot " ' ”Bug‘f
Death, ”’ etc.
BMWER & MALONE 20 -22 Main Sl '
fdstutlons. At the Ecole Alsacieu’e the rectors. it was announced today
ceremony was presided over by Gen. {Rnél s “served four years and
Malleterre, F110 lost” his leg in the live months. Which with credits for
Argonne during the battle of thohgood behavior constitutes half his sen; }
~' tence. His last petitionufgp‘g denied on ‘
7. Among .ficbo successful candidates the gi‘onnd that it was against the
lor the baccalaureate at the Univer board's rule to parole a prisoner on
hey of Nancy ans Marcel tHerrsttc. til he has served at least half of his
sergesnt in the French inlnntry at 17 sentence. ‘
LYNGHING PROV D GALA DAY.'~
STARKVILLE, Miss... Aug. ..7—-—P'eter
Bolen and J lm Sonics, negrocs convict-
ed of killing 0 her negro, were
animations. He returned 2to the front
leave expired fund w
Mid-Summer ' '
' 0;. .1 muslin... 11;...
+1.15...- 419.87 NORTH MAIN ST
and Second hand. Everything
Sold/at extremely lovv prices.
lll GUTKOWSKY
.27"
,‘ hanged in public are yesterday.V The
leading Va otter o'V thel
oral thousand, " uding many women,
an unobstructed new of the hangings.
At the request of the doomed men, the
crowd song the hymn, “There Is a
‘1La‘nd of Pure Delight ” lust beforet the
“ Vtr‘nps‘ were spru ,
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Oi Womens and Misscs’ Summer wearinngpparel reg ,_
less of cost. Suits, Coats. Dresses, Skirts, Waists, C' rse "
' 11nd Hats. Nothing carried eveninto next seascln.
Everything must; go.
Am...
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GOOD HEADTHFUL DRINKS ' structlonl company,
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every inI-
gradienIs
fruit syrups. our? chocolate is be-
We use only "the best
Have you tried
The arson En
co ,
filed with the secrelnry or the state oV fine Comeron Cor Company or I
sun‘s has incorpordted for the
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boots. etc. 'l‘VhIe capital bloc _I
who, divided lilo no;
Norwalk Chronicler