ofalldsdudmatedalsanabissustomhedeliverytheday
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new
William
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GAZETTE BLDG.
run LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
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NORWALK.
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Quinndoutms Mame—gdmrprices-yndseehowweuva In.” 3 ' . g
lb has! we are able to II! mam . / | ~ 3
”a sack as artist in his Th H cl hmw HAVEN, Aug. 1.—‘l‘he Young A" f O P “y P l
. it. or. .. ..... e alch 6 Bar ey o. segmenting: a: 0 111' 1' 0 31380 S
. among ounce cut so rs w
w . m... ”was soul. m,,.,:°m....g.°;r..°t:i‘.'.. twat; i At 8 Reduction of 20 per cent.
“2"... hi: “9“" anhfi. 8- “"- WW 5......- We» ram; is in“; not; -
'1! upon veg I
is across—gliding down the it»? :giirtgheihtfifi:xfgsuptt through
local members of the committee in ob-
tmwhcightnsclnn.
4! “BOW!“ all air.
xi silks-farcenor comedy, but
i a story with a “purpose"
3 that’saspiainasitcanbe.
THE
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‘ 25c
= Tats mm nisiiui
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Buy now will]! thil sale it on. m it the logical
Pl“. ‘0' 7°“ to buyyour necessary Summer Suits, Coats.
Dresses, Waista. Skirts and Hats. -
FINAL CLEAN-UP
on all Women's and Nines' Suiu, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Hats. 50% oil while they last.
CLOAKS PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH NAIN 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
PLATE CORNED BEEF . .. um. . . . . .. 12¢ lb.
RUMP CORNED BEEF.............. 16¢. 20¢. 22¢i
NATIVE CABBAGE . .-, . . . . . . . . . .. 3e lb.
NAVEL ORANGES ........;..;,I...~........ 21 for 25¢
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
0 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwaik. Phone 88!.
7
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DIAMOND C RAMS 00sos‘a.Ilp‘DOII'IIianaslsslaals 22¢
taining funds.
terial assistance already has
promised.
The announcement made today toi-
lows:
“A meeting of the Connecticut state
executive committee of the Young
Men’s Christian Associatiili was held
yesterday to consider the question of
Money and other ma-
been
Connecticut troops on the border.
“This action was taken at the
earnest solicitation of the Army and
Committee, which reported the condi-
tions there and the absolute necessi
for providing for the morals, health,
comfort and general welfare of the
Connecticut boys. Similar work has
and this insures efficient and judicious
use at funds.
I “Already a member of the state
committee, H. W, Scovlli, of Water-
town. has furnished the funds'for one
of the buildings, but others impera»
tively needed, and money is also re-
quired for equipment and for employ-
ing trained secretaries to carry on
the work. The state committee voted
to attempt to raise the necessary
funds, and $200 was announced at the
meeting as pledged by three members
of the executive committee.
:A general appeal is now being
made, to other states. many of which
have already organized and have
; their secretaries in the hold. Connec-
lticut cannot afford to do less.
sending secretaries to work among ‘63 ‘
Navy Department oi the international:
PICNIC BASKETS AND SUPPLIES
“Mapleware” Lunch Sets 25c
Each package contains 6 plates, 2 vegetable or salad dishes. 2 meat platters, 6 side dishes,
6 salt and pepper dishes, 12 wooden spoons, 6 napkins and I wood fiber tablecloth.
‘ Lowest Prices for Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
f
r
number of deaths and new cases would“
show a decided falling off. 5
Since the plague got its start on
June 26, there have been 4,123 cases!
of the disease, 898 of which proved:
fatal. - ‘
stat—i9“
lEEi Bi
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(Continued from First P gs).
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”2”??ka 0
age net income for the four fiscal:
aid, but did not receive a satisfactory
offer. Accordingly she incorporated it.
0
H. Krieger & Co.
CLEARING SALE
Of Summer Apparel, Suit 5-.
swm'r's PREMIUM HAMS 23¢ i "Member- “ the executive commit years prior to Mr. Klopsch‘s death,<‘
‘ 3 cans CORN 25¢ ltee throughout the state are author- was appflljed at “96,521, Amongl
. . . . . . . .. . . . ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ited to receive funds for this purpose "1 the deductions the larger items were .
, Cllfford Phafmacy 3 cans PEAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25¢ I 1‘“ 1“ Snow, 0‘ 13‘ Sherman “0' ‘ $25,638. due the Children's Home, and O
» ~ ' SARDINES can so iii: foémififfeii°ihmeiuiie 2"?" "s'm' d“ "‘" cm“ 0'1"“ “if" ‘3. 808 an as or our
‘ . , ..................... ....... ....... e '. . . . ”i hese funds were in Mr. KIODBC 'Jl
, h. “It! and Elizabeth S". .MAYONNAISE DRESSING [and is authorised to receive oozitribu-ig‘umI as publisher of the Christian“?
' Small Bottle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10¢ :“omt from maiden" of "m my "4‘ "“n‘ld' “am“ dismbu'm' so
Phones 833.153. Large Bottle 25¢ iVicimiY. lie is also treasurer of thei The report or the appraiser showsi :
. ~. “'"""""""“"""""""' ”‘23: :::;°t‘l‘:r:ocr°‘r?m599-t th { ”the paid subscriptions to the Christiasi'x aca on u as
‘ , , ren .‘ ‘l 9 '0“ Herald for the eight months prece ~i
' ’ ‘ SChulue 5 8mm Markets “1' “"3 a "“L mm" ‘3 ”“5 mt i log the publisher's death were 221,597: 3
"’— W" W ter "d no doubt M" contribute W" and that the net income for the same '9.
: ' " 32 Washington St. South Norwalk. m" ”‘9’“ °‘ “1“" “WW period was 352,771. Due to thei .
.. {'1 G d H l h . ' A‘” fluctuation of advertising, the net fi-f
i! 00 ea t 39 Main St. NONI“. MORE ARRESI mm come dropped from‘ 880,826 in 1936 to, .
3 $39,” in 1908. it also was I own; a , .
umtial to success. but it is impos- ,. that ter her husband‘s death Mrsl . Charge Accounts SOIIClted
tohavo'good health without good i Klopsch endeavored to sell the Her- 3 ’ '1 I“,
been successfully carried on by the, l -, ._ H
- ,sald that with the return of cooler ’Ww W... 0 co. ”0...... O“... '5 W
PANY Spec'al. ‘0'. Wednesday 3351119321 323"?i"?§e (gruff with: ”‘lhertoday. they were confldemthe! ° .00. ”’0: IO: ’ ‘ ’0’ 9 W04”. 9 O-
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BLAME Elli EXPIOS
3 (Continued from “First Age).
v . . ..J .
i . ,t'E'bVMt enter the stomach
:msrly mastioated, or the organs or
_ digestion cannot do their work proper-
; b. mid it is a foregone conclusion that
i ' health cannot exist without good
tion.
Years of scientific research have
Shoulders
Potatoes
receiving capital stock for herself. and
EK~:~¢°~:”:%W4”M°€W}0
allowed its continuance under the
.. 3mm Al marlin noun
lb. 16c
Pk. 30c
Under this incorporation there was
put out $350,000 of par value preferred
stock, entitled to a dividend of eight.
3per cent. until June, 1913, and them-‘
it is declared that about two
million pounds of explosive are
over before.
your teeth need attention!
spent in an endeavor to better
conditions of living. more time and
p is given every year to the cars
”3. teeth, and more failures in Him
w traced directly to bad teeth
vvvvvv'v'vvvvvvvvvv'vv
Butter
\ lb. 330
East India Tea Co.
l‘el.37l ‘ 125 Washington Street
transbipped daily from railroads here,
to steamers lying in Gravessnd Bay.‘
Rules of the interstate Commerce‘
Commission require that the explo-l
sives must be unloaded within 24'
hours after reaching the piers, New
Jersey officials believe many of the
railroads are violating this law.
Prosecutor Hudspeth conferred to-
day with the United States District
Attorneys of New Jersey and New.
A
after seven per cent.. and $175,000 of;
common stock. The common stock;
never has been sold and never ‘hasi
paid a dividend.
Louis Kiopscb. J
ceased. was a student at liarstrom’s
School some years ago. and married a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F..
DeKlyn, of Norwalk.
_———-—-—
r.. son of the de-i
i
.. WHEEL WRECKS
BIG Milli liliiilii
(Continued from First Page.) i
~—
shortly after 5 o'clock
E0li PROIECIIilI
(Continued from First Page.)
where the Mexicans were said to' b.
in hiding.
Thompson had_ been ordered byi
Captain ii. D. Cushing of Company
York in an effort to revent an fur- Brldgeport and C. Eighth Massachusetts infantry. to
J H Manet ‘ ‘ thsr violations of the?, law nmlylilng "EA" lossts WERE” Ilhls morning, Volts was completingl investigate the reports. The b anditn
. . . y the transportation of ammunition. Ho 3 the last six miles of his journey. Mill opened tire from the building and
' “‘d’ “I have evidence of criminal The big "Wk had just passed ‘adiolning outhouses, killing Wood
=00. Illin 81. to. Nomik. Conn. ' 'River when Veils was seized with an
negligence of the worst sort and we
Bl illii ruins;
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i
and Private John Twoncy and wound»
.“ will ush the case t _ attack 9t """30' Near Fem" block, in Ser eant Thom son in tho
3' n by “90mm.“ "“V- ”1088‘ selected ““3: "19” have hid oditgilgullillgiin 81: he became unconscious and slumped} shfiulder. ‘ Bean fearing that tho
0_a. m. to 6 p. in; Ho 0 p. in ~ tin! shill! to transport the ammunl- {fOI'WMd on “‘9 “’1‘”!- d ace Mexicans would escape the small
tion. the railroad “d transportation (Continued from First Page.) I “T""lm‘ at ‘4“an ous p ’ American detachment, called upon
East Noriwalk
now 0mm
DB 0F SEA FOOD
DINNERS AND ALL
POTATOES 300 pk.
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
98 Washington St. South Norwalk
companies have allowed it to accum-
iulate so that no one in this section
of the country is safe."
Governor Fielder ' declared he be-
lléved public sentiment would not per-
mit the further unloading of high ex-
plosives in New York Harbor
NEW YORK, Aug, i.~McKenalc an
.rlved at Jersey City police headquar-
ters, this forenoon in charge oftflec-
‘tlves and was taken to court for ar-
ralgnment.
‘
s
‘ i transom-t" mm “Phil
, floss 1m. 81.“. guaranteed i
i ~ ' ‘ m.) 91.7.61.“ limit." 1‘9 M‘
' I
worst heat wave. ,
9an Y Aug. 1.—-in Brooklyn
alone the disease claimed 84 viotiml.
Twelve died in Kantian. and hail
inQuesnsnono .Thsrowgrs so
fatalities and o a few new cases
sNorwalk, if a tight becomes inevita-
——
ed for the means of protecting the?
rights of the Jitney driver and ownem
The members of the organization. hav~l
ing seen like associations make a:
winning fight against undesirable?
laws in neighboring cities. are sure of;
the victory which will be gained in‘
his.
it was stated by an oliicsr of the
lit which the association may become
involved will be carried out through
the local attorney. ,.
Over thirty men signed up yum-day
as members of the orginisation, and
it is expected/that a large number will
the truck stuck for rminute to the
crown of the roadway, and drivers
turned out to give it the road. Then,
suddenly, it plunged from the pave-
ment to the north side of the road.
snapped a telegraph pole oi! clean
as easily as a man would break a clay
pipestem. and shot into a tree.
The huge car just crumbled. The
great radiator, hood, springs. etc,
were crushed back against the van.
Steel parts nearly severed the trunk
was sent for and this arrived in South
Not-walk early this morning. and re—
mpined with the two disabled ones
until near 6 o'clock, ia‘ththe 903‘" 05
8 . West. and ii stree an
pring The two disabled
. . a es.
limit A. sanctum '31...“ "pm“ m “Mohammad - a“ ”t in“ ““° W' 3:.”3...‘i§i2. in tow. and the trio ‘m’ m misfits?“ W . ,' -
» as Wm at. ' miéfii'iiiiio 1‘: » . W . a; muscled its the communism « . ~»
‘ at“ ' . ~ Plans «as .. Health ”ramming “1W Mini-0. "Wants? in The senile: on thou-m teamwork. I . -
‘- . , '1 . - ~ ' - ’ . r ' .
the Carranaista commander on tho
opposite side of the river. He respond—
ed with a score of. soldiers, crossing?
into the United States to cut oil! tho
outlaw‘s retreat. the incident mark‘
ing he first time Cnrrsnzista soidiem
have cooperated ill pursuit of
bandits on American soil. ~
Private Francis E. Sheain of Baiti-
more, Md. of the hospital corps, who
brought. Sergeant Thompson to the
Fort Bliss hospital. reported to Gen-
The van cracked and h \i l “.00
i s D ORDER. == , The body of mother victim of the i this morning. that the jit-I 0f the "'99- eral Bell that t e . ex can pens.
XE TO » .1 iii’iii‘i’i was found M" “WEN: :zsyo‘il‘iztnobelonging to the assogintiolki half]: 3:3; heavy engine 51'0”“ ten g; 13:35; gigginigflagmfgg
‘ ... ...... . ....... Ilsa-glloaoasl ‘ I l n - . man ’
i ‘ E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop. am- 8' " 3' 8“." Cured Hams 23c. Representatives John J Eagan and would get out 13w“ “3000131031130. Veils was revived by the 8‘10“- Th' up a poaluon alongside them and.
,,. , am Breakfast 8. d 3. Bacon ..... 30c. . ' . that they won com” i‘ ~ . 1: rd m“, hundreds of
Mg hone C311 20 , James A~ Hamil. 0‘ New Jersey, ln‘ h ther arts of the ordinance. crash “‘9 9“ 'helped keep up a hot are against the:
p 7 ' 8. a 3.0mm Bacon ...... . ..... ....... 25c. Inounced this afternoon at the wnclu- {vhefher a: men will follow every? yards away, and persons 11:110 0‘3: but. When the‘bandits failed to re-
Dixls Bacon . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. ......... . . . . . . . . . ..... . ..... 19°. 5‘01! 0' I conference of city. state and provision closely, is yet to be seen. running were “fights: bgohnasolgofld‘ turn the fire. the hi“ W“ entered “M
‘ Plate Corned am . . . ...... . ..... 12a. "“9"“ mm" 0“ the Black Tom One or the causes tor iii feelinz has Fm“ ““dwi) d mm“, mm, ex_;tinree dead Mexicans were round.
. ’ , . art c .. :munitions explosion that they would arise: over the tact that the city has “”59" Smith a a h was? Sheain said. The Carranza troop-
!” Are Now Paying 'k“ "n“ M """"" ----- 109- go to Washington tomorrow, accom. demanded ‘ licenle g“ of no. The waiting him. Rather plump. a?! t‘ took up a blood trail'and follower!
..~_ t, . _ , Lean corned Boer, no bone or fat . ...... ...... 10s. paniod by ’Mayor Fagan. of Jersey jitney owners cannot gee, at the pres- jammed be‘we‘m the ll’t‘hcfili): (sliced?! 11. but the American detachment
.. Rump Corned Beef .. ........ . ............. ...... ”Cr—24¢. . City. to demand an embargo on the out time. why they should be obliged and the wreckage. winst his soluigiayed on this side of the river.
I “non of munitions from Atlantic fat in n 3 motor vehicle wheel imbedded ‘3‘ ’ Twoney. Sheath said, bled to deaila
i ,. PIcklsdPlgs Pest ........... . ......... . . ..... . ........ 12o. coast DOM. tops? & B cit tag on the same ma: plexus. (By tearing at the wreckage. from a wound in the lung. and Wood
smoked and Pickled Tongue .. ............. 25c. . “d “w ‘ " they succeeded in lifting him from‘ “8 not Moe one bullet mam
You Phone 441 i chine Other organisations having - . _. _
- l. Old t . Pure Lard .......... 1 lb. pkg, 20o. '/ - won in the Mm mm“, such a pm the trap. Med Mm to the ofllce of.above the heart. another in ma
m f“ °' . 100 percent Pure Leaf Lard, . ..... . ..... ...... 3 lb. pail ace. GREAT [RIMS] I" mm it i. in. determination of the Dr'l‘hay :1“ mum“ The mm breast. .
" M! i Sm‘l‘y- Boiled Corned Beef Veal and Beef Lotti Dried Beef and Boiled Ham , Normak “MW“ ‘0 W” “'0- ' ' ' i rie to was cheat r——-—-—.
k ' ' ' . ‘ D l tss have been appointed and 10““ severe m“ I Ad" 50 W81“! in The Sentinel.
Everything In Helnze . Pickles-r ' I , willebeogt‘ietallcd to make the rounds of "“1 “mac” but was unable! 35:12:. L— A.
. CHARNOK'S MARKET - 8 ”EA the jitney drivers, and investigate any fitneufigei‘hg 1:02;; :“;:m:oum haves .. ’ ....
, Free Delivery. Phone 683-: . 70 North Main Ct. ’ . ' . 3 combinintS. and also to report any mi" Volts removed to a hospital, 3 »
. demeanor. TM member of “10'0““. It was said at the scene of the Ic- ’\
s NEW YORK. Aug. l.-~All previous lsation who door not comply with cl dent that before taking out ”the:
__._.__. “" . . mortality records in "1° epidemic 0' in the “3901’“0‘1" ml"- 5"“ ‘1‘" con- truck Volts hatcomplalned of being' WOMEN’S
fantlle paralysis were broken today. {tunes to violate tho game, will first iii No substitute was “mm for.’ .-
..-_ A During the 24 hour period ending at he warned, and then suspended from Volts has been sullering stomach. Pumps and Oxfords _.
$4 00 Sport LOOK ! its.“s:s.“iit;’°.i‘i“f‘o 23;“3'3 the WW"; R T 1 , s m‘ rouhle » i Rest! and Do i"
' M180 “”9 u °’- ° °“ ‘13 ' ' ut trucks went .oo . o and co
' ' 5 i sham profits with m i! I"!!! reported by the ham department Not-walk. was appointed as the asso- to fi‘gfirfiyflp'tza 2m. wrecked. $3 9 ‘ 5 ‘
Diem I 98 , mm m ”'ml’"°"l°'l ‘5 nun ”wt “In?" m m “in!" 3?! ““1”" “man" “a 'm ”M m and this also Jane disabled when Th ' l d Gun. Metal Pat.
, . . _ instill into , n“. eaths is attri uted to the seasons ‘ term of one year. Any leg.) action a.“ South Norwslk. A third truck ey men s . , .
Leather and Tan. '
Sale Lasts Until Friday Only.
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Norwalk Chronicler