l- .The coal game is on. We ”a‘re
how at the bat in earnest and ex-
ct our coal to make a hit. The
age are full andgve are ready to
make a home run to your house
when you give the word. Do not
be caught napping, as Frost Will
soon be twirling. He will put
various perplexing curves in the
weather. Have plenty of coal on
hand and knock him out of the
box. Do not wait for 3!. free pass
on balls-coal will be no lower
this year. Three coal strikes and
you will be out—and injured. Fly
to us. Here every ball is fair. You
may be your own umpire.
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
—.
125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWALK.
PLAY BALL! ‘
COAL
GRAm. WOOD, FEE}?
DEV INE BROS.
‘PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
I IOUTH MAIN arairr
AGENT FOR
Ma & Shaw, Park & filters
Green Seal, and Russell's
CAN DIES
SERVICE FIRST AN D. ALWAYS
True eonomy is not how little you pay for an article but
h'ow much value you get out of it. . _ _
A “bargain,” in carelessly manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from the
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. . .
The. safest counsel you can have in,_buy1ng Lumber Is your
own home town lumberman whose advice to the‘home builder
is an essential part of his service. - .
have complete confidence in any transac-
Nl-‘e want you to, .
tion—we would rather lose a sale. than the confidence and_good
will of our customers. We sell dependable Lumber of uniform
high‘ quality. ‘. ‘-oi~L~h~?-a-‘.Bat"‘ , ,
THE HATCH &' BAILEY co.
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS -~
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLEco. BIRD a. son.
t AAS'E BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTOR.
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
momma TOR WEDDINGS AID, m0"
TAXI SERVICE _
uonwnl; a ooonvm coon rlnu
oourn uonwaug ghouls me. an.
#332:
All Summer Goods Now Being Sold at
Reduced Prices
$1.95
Buys a pair of Women’s White Canvas Oxfords
or Pumps at
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
“The Store That Saves You Money"
OPPORTUNITY
Looks for those who are worth finding. Have you been trained in
”1050. business principlcs necessary to grasp and hold the highest
salaried pm-ilion as the opportunities arise? Are you the man sought?
WHY NOT MAKE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MONTHS
' BY ENROLLING NOW?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
p--- ........
_ SALE
Of Corsets, Hosiery, Brassiercs, Gloves and Underwear.
BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
See Our Wind0w Display for Reduced Prices
. MME. J EANN ETTE
MID-SUMMER
F. S, LYON souru NORWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIE E 116 0
JOB PRINTING 56 South Main Street, - R -a f”. YER - Phone 9092’
Iouth Nor-walk CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
Q TALITY GROCERIES
AND ,
FREE DELIVERY
Perfecto 'iiSiIZmet Are - A. F. BECKMANN & 00., Inc.
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Pallatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD \VELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put in Shape NOIV
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, So. Norwalk
NO MORE HIGH PRICES
_at__.
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 80. Main St, So. Norwalk
-~—.———-—i
No Connection With Any Other
Store. .
Come and see our window for
prices and convince your-sell.
Everything Reduced Fran a
Saving of $1.50 to $3.00
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Bepalrin;
11 Honiord Place Tol. III
. CHILD'S NECK BROKEN BY AUTO.
FIOHE BROTHERS, Preps.
“-8. WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 1405
------------~-v----
’Schultze’s Saturday Specials
FOREQUARTERS GENUINE SPRING
LAMB ....................... . 121/2c lb.
Wilson’s Certified Hams . . . . . . . . . . . 360 lb.
[MIMI/WWI/Ilfllflfl
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash’ton St, and R. R. m, 8. Norwalk
WESTPORT BLACK ROCK BR:DGEPORT
Schultze Markets Close at ngntgo. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.
W
7.7.7"If/J’J’J‘l/{I’ll/JWWIJ'Illlfm-Wffla7-, .
l
.._.._‘
Your Opportunity Ne w to Buy Spalding’s
Tennis Racquets at 1-3 Ofl’ ‘
(SOME IN AND LET US SHOW ECU OUR COMPLETE LINE
The F. 69” K. Stationers
16 SOUTH' m STREET
The child died within a few minute»
Her neck was broken when .the gm.
goals of the car passed-oven her.
_ ‘9 driver of the car was he] i '
Mrs. Annie Glrard HammOnd. of “'a- 31.000 bonds for he: appeargntdzdfd-
SHELTONX Aug.'19.——An automo-
bile fatality occurred .here last even—
ing, when an automobile. driven by
Sports and a (ll-"oral Good
iRISH‘REPURHCANS ’
CONFER WITH
’ DE VALERA
' (Continued from First Page). "- .4
__.___.
There has been a growing tension
here during the last couple of rays,
and Dublin Castle authorities have ex-
pression of their tear that fighting
may possibly be precipitated by extre-
mists on either side. Only incidents
of a minor nature have occurred, how-
ever. and it is hoped that a. Violation
or the truce established last month
may be averted.
LOXDON. Aug. 20.-—Dispatches
from Dublin to London newspapers
' appear to reflect peasimism over the
Irish situation. in view of latest de-
velopments. Henry W. Nevinson. war
correspondent and author. telegraph-
lng the Daily Herald, says the situa-
tion “is undoubtedly very serious."
and that he is "unable to see hope as
bridghtly as some do." He admits.
however. that hope still exists.
"It the Irish Repuhllcan leaders."
his dispatch continues. ”frame the re-
ply to Great Britain's terms and sub—
mit it to the Dali Etreann for approv-
al. rather than discussion. it almost
certainly will he accepted with minor
alterations. The members of the Dali
Elreann are. for the most part. accus-
tomed to discipline and were elected
or appointed for field service. The
danger of further negotiations and a
subsequent peace comcs from the. in-
fluence of theorists and doctrinaires
acting upon thefisplrtt ot' militarism."
In discussing: the prospect if nego-
tiations fail. Mr. Nevinson cclnrcs:
"If the truce he hrnkcn..wnr in its
most terrible form will sweep through
Iroland. ClVll war will he added to
national war. and all who rcfusc to
support the Republican Army will be
driven from the country or shot."
The Dublin correspondent of tho
Daily News says Prlmv Minister Lloyd
George is Ill-int: charm 11 with “rattling
the sulxrv" in his mldlrss ycstcrdzly l”
the House of (‘ommng IIc says ”if?
speech may do infinll‘r harm.
"It is n fact." hl' minis. "that n sacc-
tinn of lhc- Irish l:i;-l}ltlli‘l.ll lr:l.lcr.-:.
"4'" "“"ll l‘liliin': tll- <l.l|li:l‘l'nlls game
of hlllt‘f in nrtlvr in sr‘Clll‘r‘ liclttl'
lvlnls. It \\':Is Ili‘sllJlVlI illnl (Inuit
lll'lluln mukv llm [liblllt st ppsxllllv dc.
clurzllinll that till lul‘HlF :‘lil'lllllli‘d
“‘i'l'c‘ tho Var) lncsl :wss‘llJc. l'nllnp-
Plll‘. ll0\\"‘\i'l‘. I‘rltlll \lillisllr lenll
(horn-e t'flilpll‘il his -ll<'l.'iT.tlll‘ll \xilh
llll" :lts which will lllwl- tilzlu countri-
:lr‘t llw lllllll' law for . .1 Tim M is i
Zinc-1.1! lllllllllnl ”my ”J
illicit ln ln- i'fllll} "
l‘t)n\l '3”. 11‘“ 5
.ll'v-
FLEECED Grinch—00
WHEN EXPIATING
FATHER‘S WRONG
Continued from First Page.
:lll- llvllllz: pill >1 (If l ~ lli~llflilvsl :ll‘L,
llml tllu lath-z wing-Ill llll' lifting tllllll
to instruct lltv sun in tllr-ll‘llJHIO‘ Sit-fl.-
tm~ r l‘." llllllill‘ ii i. .2- s Illl' :lltlount
llt-~ lllltl l‘l‘i‘ howl from the ‘nnlrnclO'
wanton: tint lu-nplc xml cllurcltcs of
l-‘uultt- county lf_‘l€’ expected for-
Thv- dying man (ll-i as Ito
and his son John (’Tllllf‘ to
F'l\"=lf.s=~,
\\’.'I,M' lull]
this city “lure. :lccm-«ling lo his in-
hll‘lK‘llOflS, l2. luglzl ('dl‘l‘ylllg‘ cut lllS
latilcr‘s “quest.
Al‘lar lrznl'lg l‘uyl-ilc county llll"
chin-r Silllli'lii l-‘zlt‘llll!~rl] properly in
T: sin: for ll Mtrlll .lmotllll. Later five
or <i\ oil \\1 it»: \H r‘- «ll'illctl on his
l‘«- old man was soon
worth slwmw Virtually all of
this property u lllll('l‘ltt'd by the
son who disnnn .zrcd.
ONE ACT PLAYS
mu. BE GIVEN
Conilnllcd from First Page.
property and
.l,\‘
thc only :l‘lllli Liking purl. Ill' will
:tlsn Ililt ll l::vl Sillgi‘ this :llltl ill"
mil. r [vl:l\‘ 4 fllllli'll ”'l‘llc QIIccp nil-i
il~ l' T. lulu l." \\'lllll‘ll by Miss Doris
(‘- lilllllll'il. Vllhsul‘ 1912.
The ticlmls for this and for the first
pclrnlnlullcc- tit" thc plays. which will
lu‘ inn-ll in Xvi-slim“ August L‘Glil at
l’lv lunlllll'lll l'Sltlt‘IlCl‘ of .lnllll ll.
Morris. l‘nllllu- slit-rt. :ll‘i' now on Sill
\llss ll:lxli.:ull .-..:l hcr conlmttll-v will
»il~ll‘lllutv in tin Nurwulks :llld Slum-
lm‘ll. will \ll's l‘lms. l-Z. (‘llllt'l' .‘llll
\lls. .l.ln:v< \ln:;l;;nllic_l‘_\' Ol‘ \\'l~stlu’n't
.‘ll't‘ in I“‘ 411- (ml :lnil linu-
\\'cstporl
llllf\. 'E‘l» lllltl‘ s $l. ' f 'zvl li“
Pork Roasts .......... . ........ 25c lb. 'T"”'”‘I‘.”" 2?“ l “’1‘“
- - - - t'ullll:.l;.-~ mil in gill cm tin-:1 4 x
ShOUldel‘ Sloak . in mm l-mmwm- I“ ‘ :' l‘ 2:
H‘ b ‘ ' v .......... . .... _. . . . 140 lb. l'l'Slnltt‘t I\\:i':>1":“l‘tll1 :l‘Z'I‘2‘llI: L‘xlllll
am ulg Steak ......... . ..... . . . . 160 lb. .rV‘iHl‘lIm-i mll h -.;- “THUS” ”mm”?
[{Ound Steak rut." vi‘n‘w \\ ll" lrtrx llot lJl‘ able to
Sirlom Steak ........... 28c lb. ”,3. W,pj,,,‘,.‘,3?:g;(.;‘f’"j;“~;.j?,‘,‘,‘;_f.‘;,.§}“j
nnnnnnnnnnnnn o o I o I i I I I ”"1 I I I" H: I v - : -
Pom h S - fizclb-
1‘ OUSC teak .‘S. ........... . . . . 380 lb. "1”“ l‘lii.‘~t'i\ ls llmmismt "“55“" ’5
rill'llllllllt‘ in li.l\ll‘.'_: such public spirit-
t-vl l‘llr‘VUl‘lii rs lur her worthy ([1150.
Th“ ”03' Scouts of \Vl-stport nlid Nor-
wulk null groups of young: socicly girls
and ('Olli’g'r m. u 0.1“ tlit‘ neighborhoods
are tionutim: the ir sorviccs lo assist. in
placing posters. tickets. etc.
W
III-II) .‘llIN‘S CLAN! BAKE.
Timc
l’I-omiwtl at (‘ali‘ Pasture
. Beach , Tomorrow.
l'liless rain interferes. there is e\'0l‘.\'
reason to believe that members 0!"
Cockcnoe and I'ncas Tribes of Rcrl
Men will have a mighty good time to»
morrow. when their Joint field day and
clam bake is to be held at Calf Pas-
ture beach. ‘
_ The field day sports will be run on
the point basis and the Tribe scoring
the most Points takes charge of a 8“-
Vel‘ 10"ng cup. which must be won
twice more consecutively before .it be,-
conles the Tribes property. It is-a.
three—year cup. l
The bake will include all the tuna
fixings that go to make upé regular
old fashioned Indian style b‘ake.‘ The
sports will start about 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. If the weather is
unkind to the Indians however the
feast will be enjoyeddn the rooms or
01‘" .Or otherpt t f‘l‘ribes, and the
”9°17“ held over u some other oc-
casion; ant». ' .. .
terx'lile. N. X. Struck and fatally in"; City Court.» Coroner Phelanwili'con ‘
,,-.-.. -....c “new“... .. dogma: when}; 33;; the inqueat‘th'in‘atter n. .. .
3.
SHYATT'
Y GOODS STORE
. \‘
In South Norwalk,
Aug. 25, 26, 27
DARIEN GIRL ‘
scours FETE
Continued from First Page.
of tllc lwlultitul cllut'nclu-t‘ study por-
llzllls for which Mr. Ilcllloli is wt“-
known and cmllrilmtml by hint to be
tnkcll lly lllt' winner of illc first luliy's
prlzc. 'l‘lic other imli's prize and
those givcn to the gentlemen will ln’
glu-n l-y tllrcc ot‘ Stumfonl‘s trading
lncrclinnts.
Miss lx'ntc l’u-ulon. of South Nor-
walk. has charge of thc dancing cot:-
lr‘st for tho- Norwulks :lllll “'cstpm'l.
and those interested in cntrrin: the
cor'cst are urged to tclcplmnc or
“rltc Miss l‘u-niml at oncc. Admission
to thr- cu=ning utTuir will lw L‘S ccnls.
:lw‘ there wlll be it charge of ‘13 ccms
per couple for the (litrancc to ihc
i‘illlli‘fil.
—~—South Norwnlk Merchants'
Sales Days. Aug. 25. 26. 2-7.
-—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Sons.
_‘
Absolute Auction
Country Estate of
MRS. WM. ZIEGLER. SR.
Most Beautiful. Part of
Ridgefield, Conn.
With frontage: on Main Street,
Kings Lane and High Ridge Ave.
censistlng. of ,
24 Room Elizabethan Man-
sion and 11 Acres of Land
Saturday, August 27
lug '
&
Get a New Bathing Suit for Little Money
Our entire stock, .for Men, Women and Children, at bargain prices 7
‘ 'A SALE OF. WOOLEN f DRESS SKIRTS
Attractive patterns. Latest models. While they 1ast...tl‘i5.~00 to $15.00
SEPARATE WHITE DRESS SKIRTS REDUCED
Of Gabardine or Surf Satin, at a fraction of former prices.
BARGAINS IN WHITE WAISTS
Of Lawn or .Voile. Some with colored effects.
II:
The House Where
U. 8. Tax Delinquents
._.._..-.
Thousands of dollars in suits l: \.
owned the gourmm lit by candy 1.1
proprietors. ‘smutl ll‘ll'l‘(‘ll.‘llll>
utlwr business men of Neural}. v
lwi'fl collected by income l:l\
from the llridtrpori ol‘tlcc during 1‘
tugs! lwn \vvvks. :‘chl [hr llllll't MN!"
him now lucn sllil'iI-d to Stamford to
t":li’l_\ un ll similar cnnix‘iniizn thuc
:lmlitlst sale :4 i;l\ «lrllnqln-nls.
\
.\ ntlmi-cr ot' Nurwnlkh I-Ziks will go
in Ilnlllmrx «an Sunday to attend thc
lu~cl‘:~tu~;lk llrr-nklest null clamlvnkc
.‘
1/; frice on
BATHING SUITS
WATER WINGS
. 25c Pair
Eggs-- 1
A. W. Hodge
Q
M0810 HALI- BLOCK
80cm NOBWALK
H. Krieger 69’ Co.
Outfittters to Men, Women, Boys and Girls
GOOD AS CASH ELSEIVHERE.
Herc Meet Obligations
i0
lw nivwn tllrrc under thc lillSPlClS of
thc llllllbury lodge.
m
YOUR CREDIT IS AS
THE STORE THAT MAKES GCCD
Nowell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNlSHEHS
So. N:"~~e k
l
l
l
l
l 153 \Nashlngtcn St.
I
l
MID-SUMMER SALE
-——NOW ON —-
Big Reductions On All 0::
Clothing, Furnishings and
ats
4..
S. D. G. CANDY C0.
WHOLESALE CONFEC‘EGI.
TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM CONES \
63 Osborn Arcana .
East Norwalk, Conn. \
Phone 479.13
TRUE BUSINESS.
‘1‘ ctr T'll‘fu ital
willtll w 079'
r—r
.4.
From the b’f'll‘liil'
been "True Emilie»,
to maintain
Our confidence
owing to 111,.
ments which it: '
tourists and ltn ..1 patrons. #12:: :3
prove to you lllat our client.“
in a succt>sful business. ,
"Clout “Minx-s" rt motto nut
establ~l~~~~ a: x In ind erm. still ‘3:
end exit, twcut} tour hour; sofas it
always 111‘? a vicar mmospbmowm
l8 Oil-ened for lrstecllnn at 5;“ “.
for the persons \\ 1m “vii 1051““ m!
a"
7; growing 4...
"".‘.r".".’lDll¥
inns. 0 mp1
lidll‘ fecegl‘t‘tl [1‘91
,s (“2"
BRUSHES .
For what ever purgoste 3:.)an 1:33}:
a brush we base i a kind of a
i: ct we sell about every ‘
bi'uslythat is made: tooth bmi’lllf‘ss’
‘liair brushes. hand and nail d’mradc
in every favorite Suspense: grher
' V . J.
:?dn‘tel§%ak. crack or she-(11:11:13;
bristles. Therefore every bins ;
sell means pleasure. satisfactzgn,
and the economy of long wear._ c
are offering a special In “lush
Brooms this week; our regular .50
broom for 49c.
H. A. MEAD
.PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 North Main St., So. Norwa-lk
At 3 p. m. on the Premlses
70 per cent on mortgage at
6 per cent
Send for Booklet
Joseph P. Day
_ ‘ Auctioneer
67 Liberty St. New! York City
Telephone Cort. 0744
SPECIALS _
FOR THE WEEK
Swift’s Nut Oleo, Special
all) ....... ............15c
Fancy Maine Corn, 9. can. . 10c
‘ '10c pkg..Wool Soap Flakes
free with 4 cans Sun
Bright Cleanser at . . . . . 20c
Snow Boy Washing Powder ‘
Specialgs pkg: 13c
m
our shop is kept chop “(1.302...
products are made. the .MA-k‘“
are our friends. '
Our branch store in South New?“
is running on the same ideals. la!
goods are made at our main :«Torovll
Norwalk. “'hether you are m .\:l~
walk or in South Norwalk you w‘Ll N
able to purchase the same qualltt‘)
goods and they may be deliverci it
your home at any day‘of the WWK.
Special prices are given to lc'izeb
churches and parties.
In this-establishment, the ice (”1‘99“
and candy business is operated l‘vr ’3.
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk On'." M
bakery business is operated by litzlfl
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St., NorwalVy
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St, So. Norwalk, 0'.
.. Golden’ s
Opportunity Sale
Continues
Have/Your
Radiators
Repaired .
By Experts
It Will Cost ,
.No More. ”‘
a... ma. .
Wag Street ' i
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & t0»
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave., South W
TARLOV BROS.
Up-to Data Cigar Store
H A L' L - M A R K
CANDIES
. m 333'.“ ‘ ‘.'
$1.10. lb.
Norwalk Chronicler