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Extraordinary Sale of Nationally
Advertised New Perfection
Blue Flame
Oil Cook Stoves
Reg. Price $8.25, Two Burner New Perfection. Special .--_- $5.95
Reg. Price $10.75, Three Burner New Perfection. Special .................. ..-.. . $6.95
fig. Price $4.50, Two Burner Wickless Low Stove ............................. $2.95
Reg. Price $5.50, Three Burner Wickless Low Stove .................... ..-. $3.95
Rx. Price $6.50, Two Burner Wickless High Stove .. .................... $4.95
Reg. Price $7.50, Three Burner Wickless High Stove .--. $5.95
Would advisea prompt selection as these nationally advertised Oil “Stoves will not
last long at the above very low prices.
Increased Cost. of Raw
Materials Causes
Prices to Advance
Only a Limited Allotment oi
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets ,
at Present Prices
'11; maker has
advised us that.
owing to the in-
creased cost of
all raw materials.
prices will ad-
vance.
All Size Pictures
Framed
; Large Variety of Mouldings
. to Select From.
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE.
:6 South Main Street.
We can suit the whole
family in bathing suits,
plain colors or stripes.
It's rather a delicate proposi-
tion to experiment with a
cheap bathing suit. The
camera fiend is apt to be
Johnny on the spot.
Reliable suits from $1.00 to
85.00.
Then when the dip is over,
here are bpsiness and play
suits for man and boy.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwnlk So. Norwalk
We have a limit-
ed allotment of
these Hoosiers
coming, to be
sold at the pres-
ent low price}. To
be sure of getting
one of these
Hoosiers, come
before the crowd
and make your
selection.
"Billie Burke in “Gloria's Romance,"
second chapter, "Club! by the scar COME TODAY- SOME DAY YOU WILL GET A I ll $5.95
Conditions favor for this vicinity: moi”... At the Regent tomorrow . A WONDm
. . . 1 - CABINET ANYWAY. YOU CAN FIND N0 EQUAL '-
Unsettled weather and not muth . ____.__ . ~ is the most wonderful Hammockfor the money
TO THE HOOSIER. ’" w" m'
change in temperature. While riding along North Main Made very strong, National fabric guarntaed spring. Very special
Don’t Delay ! Decide Today ! '
" street. about seven o'clock, this morn- “
WEATHER 'A YEAR AGOt mg. in his Ford jltney. Jacob Scbaub,
Only $1.00 puts a New Hoosier in Your
Home on The Famous Hoosier Plan
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Sterling Furniture Go.
Phone 105 127-129-131 Washington St.
rear axle on his machine gave way.
Mr. Schaub was at a loss as to what
circumstance was responsible for the
sudden breakage at this most neces-
sary part of his machine. No further
‘.
Latest reports from New York state?
that Detective Sergeant Thomas;
Leatherland, although a very sick man,i
is slightly better than he was yester"
day. it was stated also that he had?
damage was created, as Mr. Schaub
come out of a state of coma this morn:
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
' unsettled tonight and Saturday.
Pleasant weather with continued
high tempezaturets prevails generally
‘ in the. central and western districts.
Unseltled, cloudy weather prevails in
the eastern portion or the Lake region
and New England. A tropical storm
a! considerable energy is central near
Charleston, S. C. it is causing heavy
local rains and wind velocity of 60
miles per hour. The temperatures are
“"lower in the northeasum districts.
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A delightful dinner was given, last‘,
evening, at the Norwalk Country Club,’
by Hr. and Mrs. Ely Raymond, in hon-i
or of Miss Gladys Sanger. of East lye-l
nue. who will be married shortly, 10'
Raymond Belts, of Newtown avenue. ‘
Extra Special
VERY STRONG AND SUBSTANTIAL EIGHT ‘ARM KITCHEN CLOTHES DRYER.
Regular 356 Value. Week~end Special .. . .. . . .. . ..... .. . ........... .. ......... ~. 19¢
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’l‘cmpcraturc: Low, 77: high,
85. Fair.
CITY NEWS
_
inclement weather conditions of last -—-—-
evening caused the postponement of “599““ “9““ “P “‘9 0‘ men's
the scheduled lawn party of the Knight lmd women's ShOPS. (‘onneally 81 ”rack
Street A. M. E. church, which was to 1‘ Read the “d“
shave been held at the borne of Mrs. '—
Henry Tatum. 10‘ South Main street. ' Lightning which struck the electric
, _ , a .light wires at the residence of George
‘ - .t
g - tWay, of Taylor avenue. yesterday af-
r—Ladles gun metal or patent 001T temoon. served to put all of .the elec-
.. €990" pumps ‘4 "“9“ “-50 u” pair. . tric lights in that district out of corn-
“ Conneally & Brackon's. Bula‘"mtft5‘mlasion. No damage was done to Mr.
Wednesday morning. ’Way's residence by the. bolt, which: '
iiucklly left the wires and passed oli‘mit-
Ofncera were installed and routine into the ground.
mine" was conducted at last night's —Billie Burke in “Gloria's Romance,"
meeting of Banner Council, Daughters , second chapter, "Caught by the sen)-
oi' Liberty. Refreshments were serv-i At the Regent, tomorrow.
ed at the close of the business meet-j __
Ins. .
t
was proceeding slowly at the time of
the accident.
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Bathing Outfits ‘—
Bathing Suits new; Shoes
For All Ages ass to $1.00
Bathing Tights liaising Caps
59 era. to $2.25 ass to 81.00
, A, DICKERMAN ls SON
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. , PHONE «I
Make it Your Business To 'Give
A Us Your Order. We Will. Make
it Our- Business To See That
You Get Full Values
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann Quality). lb.
9
35¢
...35¢ ""0001u.' .9!
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After a lengthy hearing, this morn‘:
ing, before Judge Lockwood, in the
downtown court. decision was reserv-
I-d in the case of A. Chernitsky van.
Fred Scam. The case was started over
Spring Hill. Grandvlew avenue I"‘d’nn argument which the two men had’
. the other streets in that section 0! regarding the "m of some brass skim.
1,500 )airsladies a to U0 oxforlr, the city were thoroughly washed out ;
4 l ’ ‘ 0 things. Cheruitsky claimed that Scam.
Ind um g l the air. Conneail & by yesterday's storm. In Spring Hill
thfln»:g:um Nogutalk y i there was a hole a couple 0f “‘91 0999 offered him the akimmlngs for a cor.
' which the water hnddwashed out. The tain price but alter he had paid hlmi
" street de artment ha a dozen men at . ' .'
All business scheduled for last nightl Mark ”)1: morning repairing the dam- to on deposit, broke his contract“
Inwliumboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman, age. The storm will cost the city a,Chernltsky then started suit against
val postponed on account of the hot‘ COHNdPNW‘ Sum Of money (01' the the defendant on breach of contract
~ repairing of the streets. . t
weather. The next meeting of the grounds. Attorneys Davis & DunbarI
lodge will be held on the regular busl- ”Presented the plaintlfl. and Keogh &
mesa meeting night in August. t‘andce the defendant.
moles."
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New York State Eggs (Guaranteed fresh), doz.
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser for 25¢
FanCy Whole Grain Rice, roc grade ..... 3 lbs. for 20¢
Golden Santos Coffee . . . .. lair, 20¢, 5 lbs. for 90¢
an
———Biiiie Burke in "Gloria's Romance."
second chapter, “Caught by the Sem-
inoles " At the Regent. tomorrow.
-—Biliie Burke in “Gloria’s Romance," '
. _ -oecond chapter. “Caught‘by the Sem-‘
_ )‘ inoiesj' At the Regent, tomorrow.
I Stillson’s Remedy
. Malaria .
500 battle. ..
1' . y '” Stillson—i’o/well-Corporation
oer/inescmprton oaucotsrs,
at szwuhtngton strut.
' Bouth_Norwalk, 01:.
A large tree on the property of G.
mm
Red Graham, Social Teas or Anolaa, pkg. ............ St S .
Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust, large size pkg. .............. 18¢ ummer es ,
gogogramB Ry‘ei Ell/hing? l(Caratairs blend), bot. 85: ‘
u reui ran as. 'n, arge bot. . '
, L. a: R. French Type Vermouth (Very fine). a... . POl'Cll Chairs, Porch Hammocks,
FAIRFIELD HOLDERS STRIKE. t H k L o ' '
l-‘AIRFIELD, Conn, Jul . lie—Near“ H ‘ S
H, Goodrich. in South Main street, W 130 molders employed in the J. A., h. A. l. . BeCkmann & C0. ammoc 8, awn WIngs‘ POTCh
Rm: altruicérxlylglgggg ifisgzgafi; Taylor Foundry here and the Couiter. S“'in S POIC'I R“ s P ' h
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rssss'rs- 33133135355; i“:h“;.:::‘..:::; Grows and Wine Me'ChafltS g ’ ,g ’ or c
{5,133,113 3303;; 3333;53th 3:33;};‘°;,;;n;';‘,f;;;“;3§;g;,;;f;;:;f: 33—85 WASHINGTON sr. _ ‘ PHONE 1405 . Screens, Lawn MOWCI'S, Garden
the severity 'of the storm, as was also, Boys and men who operate automat- SOUTH NORWALK ‘ H . ~ .
electric service on the railroad.Steaml'1c sore achi e t. ‘3 cl , rt. ,4, .. h . M. a... .~..,, , ‘ .‘ .
Egan”: thzaffi‘tc‘lb g‘1l’i'roua‘g'hmtrill;1 cam Screw Emir/any? :t :1 c infest: £235; t v -. Ann’s.“ W', U ~13 “28.9; Refngerators’ PerfeCtlon
coaches. e l b m w” ‘ I tel-um! ”They had asked for shortert ”W
hours and their request was refused.‘ l 0V I'N
- Saturday Specials
——At the—
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telgthone 743-3 Free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. .....
Pure Lard,alb......... ..........
'Best Family Flour,abag..‘......................
’ Gold Medal Creamery Butter, in prints
Goid.Medal Flour. a bag -.
FancyNewPotatoesJubs. ........
Condensed Mills, full weight,acan'r.................. 8
Smoked Shoulders, lean and tender.:a lb.
Baker’s Cocoa,acan...r........... ........
PureCoeoainqt.jars................
SugarCorn,acan....... ........... . ..
Ritter’a ore Rex'Baked Beans, a can
Force, a pkg.
—SPEC|AL FOR SATURDAY. — I
Fancy new potatoes: 30c pk. 15 lbs. ExpEm- fi-o AID BRIDGEPORT. ’
to pk. Fancy home beets, 5c bunch. BRIDGEPORT, Ju1y 14.-Dr. Arm‘s
United Grocery. \ ham Sophian, oi the Rockefeller Insti-
tute. who stamped out the paralysis
epidemic in Texas. has been obtained;
by the Bridgeport city authorities to‘
take charge of the light against Poll-t
omyeiltis here. ,
All entrances to the city were guard-3
ed today by policemen and nurses. 1
The city has been chanted and every
person from a home where in (action
‘. - has been, and all refugees from New
York were listed from examination
.purposes. '
The City National Bank
SERVICE '
Service is the keynote ti 3‘
fort—the watchword of men—fie day
Bank’s success. .
Particularly is this true of a H‘. Idiots “Waver-
' Home Hiding. .
Places»
for diamonds, jewelry and valua-
POLI TO BUILD NEW THEATRE. ‘
NEW HAVEN, July li.-—Announce-t
ment was made here (May that s..v.i
Poll'had awarded a contract of snap-z
sproxlmate value of $260,000 to Peter!
‘ ‘ trimaran] cg
.5 flat essential to a
aaasaaaae-as
ble personal trinkets are not
“hiding places',’ at all for skillful
burglars. Their keen senses lead
‘ themright to the a’pot. ’
' Don’t enter the summer season
, without arranging for safe de-
. posit security .at this bank.
‘I .‘ 'y
Local. of Hartford, for a new theatre
on the present site of Poli's Theatre,
In Church street. The new structure
wtu have a tawdry of 3.500 seats. n"
will be put up without material inter-t
ruptlon to business in the present the-
sire.
I
—-r: you had been a modems!
Quaker Corn Flages, a pkg.
Crisco,acan .
Fancy Mixed Tea,alb.
elo Ceylon Tea.a pkg.
By elessCream Codfish,apkg.
' ‘Myol' flattens“ one min: .
secured your present position. per-
j A.STULL» ‘
a
ing devotion to the interests of h__&pdlnn ‘
recommendation—its equipment E "it 1' Its be“
0 requirements. ,. .'
"— May,we be of service» m
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Norwalk Chronicler