.,»
"cal \
ayENTUALLY—
HOU '
mu.
01mm
YOUR
WINTER
COAL—
WHY NOT NOW?
OUR PHONE IS 652.
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & IIOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 lVASilINGTON ST..
SO. NORIVALK.
if
LCOAL
GRAIN, WOOD, W
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
IDEUGGIST
I lOUTH MAIN STRIIT
AGENT FOR
I“! 8 Show, Park 8 Tiling
Orson ‘Sesluand Rural.”
(.A‘N DIES
,
Q 7
9.8! up i 0 empty 'Sll"l\'t‘$.
1‘ o o .IJ 1 UL‘
ll OB PRINTING
loath Norm
Inn-“All r
Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
f Our Panatella Extras Are
4 Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
9
i Perfecto Are
j OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
‘-r
I} Have Your
Roofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
:‘ PLUMBING AND HEATING
CALLUS UP. *3,
The nu n
l”
1 83-85 Washington Street
5).; 40:2” 7" L.£LI:Q§LI;
8:7 mm ,
i
“‘fivw' .
True eou'omy is not howllltle you buy for an article but
how much value you get out of it. '
A ”bargain" in carelessly manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from the
in st, and expensive repairs new or late.
The safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is your
mvn home town lumbermen whose advice to the home builder
l\‘ on essential part of his service. . mmmm
We want you to have com lete confidence in any transac-
‘ e than the confidence and ood
lion—4m would rather lose n so
“ill of our customers. We dependable Lumber of uni mm
high quality. .. up; “V
THE HATCH .& BAILEY. C0.
' ‘ LUMBER ‘Nb ROOFINGB
menu—JOHN MANVILLI co.. emu o eon.
3.:
also
1“
Have Your (‘hildren Start the New School
Term Right
Ily Wearing -- .
STOCKINGS
SCIENTIFIC
The Hose with the Guarantee
Th.» ””90 with "Scientifically" srrrucllwnml liners. llcvln mul 'I‘ncn.
'l'hvro will he no hood or sitting up lulu lo dm‘n llwlr hosiery for:
illlll they do not aim ulillnilu‘llnn. scml llwm
(‘ADET
“\\'|H'n llw)‘ “‘I‘ul' t'uilvt
. .- r v ~ I i I w - ‘0
lhlllv and pl .1 no“ lulll ficc. _ . N W a. M ., ‘Jhmflf 4. a.
MME. J EANNETTE
56 South Main Street South Norwalk‘
(‘ALVES’ LIVER . . . . ....... . . . . . . . 35c lb.
LOIN LAMB (‘HOPS ........ ...... 35c lb.
Rib Lamb ('hops . . . . . . .. 28c lb.
Stcwin 2: Lamb . . ._ .......... . ...... . 10c lb.
Olives. Special ......... . . . 10c jar
not. ......
the r.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash'ton St, and B. R. Ave, S. Norwalk
WESTPORT BLACK ROCK BR:DGEPORT
Schultze Markets Close at Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdayl.
Quality Groceries and ree
‘ Delivery.
A.F.Beckmann€a
Co.Inc.
Phone 1405
9.
--,.'-a—-
MARDI
20% OFF on All %I‘I£IES from $6.00 and
All WHITE HOSIERY Reduced
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
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V------ -'--—---,--
‘1 Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave., So. N‘orwalk
#A
no MORE HIGH mucus
. —at—-
. Max Levy’s ShoeStore
4" in 80. Main St., 80. Roi-walk
Store.
’ F
Come and see our window for
- and convince yourself.
Wm: Reduced prom .
String of $1.50 to $3.00
Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and W
11 Hunter-d Pine. ‘ 1'01. .
SALLY PUMPS
guc in footwear made in patent leather or plain, with
Welt soles and leather Cuban heels
$8.00
The newest v0
Conneally 8? Bracken
SOUTH NOR‘VALK
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
5
non: IROTHIRQ, p”...
piste Line
, if.
- Broksob
Com
iaiioneiy
F. s K.Stationers
South Main Stréet, South Norwalk
Continued from First Puo'
w
I
night. according to the story obtained
by the police from Jail; .':llnrd an)
Clinrles Brown the plopri‘ mm. The
door-keeper answered a knock and
was confronted by a revolver in the
hands of a man known at the club In
John lteddy. Behind Roddy was on-
other man with a gun and they push-
cd their way into the place. Almost
simultaneously. the police were told.
a skylight was opened and four men
with autumallc pistols looked down
on the group of about twenty men in
the place. Three nrmed mén also ap-
peared at the windows.
\‘thln ll few minutes the nine. in-
vaders hm} 1mm] up the guests and
taken their money. watches and scarf-
plul. Brown, one of the proprietors.
won relieved of :1 large roll of bills
fluid to llnvo been more than $1,500.
the lvnndlts did not go into a small
adjoining room. where more momv
“"5 k’lli- As one of the robbers
searched Kllkelly. who scrvcd in the
world war. he remarked: "W'e‘ ought
to trent three guys m: W0 (lid the Ger-
mmis in From-o." He still had his
nrmn rninm]. lint one of the robbers
PiPI'W‘vl up mrtl struck him on the Jaw.
knocking him to the, floor. Another
lmmlll then klckml the. l'nllcn man In
the stomach. “‘llll a warning that
no nlnrm should he made for ten mii-
uten. the rum-org film] out or the front
door nurl looked it nftvr them,
“1" l‘l'nm-lvlnrs and thclr guests
llllt‘nfisr-ll the nl'fuir. the police were
told. "ml H on": "pl-cm] that no report
“'O'Jl'l l!" mud" to llw police. Kllkcllv
romnlm-d lllllltlll‘ll on the floor and it
was on lmllr utter the robbery before
it wnu tliurouvrod that he was dvml.
Hm pollm- “'v‘re {hr-n notificd ah-l
filmma nr-nt to smrounding towns.
l‘llrm‘ Stamford pullm-mon who went
tmvnrll (lrm-nwlrll saw two men on
the rum] luui' l'ui's Hill and no"?
clmm‘. Hm- was mpturcd later 1w .1
fll‘r'nu'irh pulimmnn. 'I‘llcy gnu-
1hs-lr nnnu s: as John llmldr mid Alfrml
Johnson, hull: of New York.
"Hm". on» of tin proprif-tnt‘fi of the
club. unvl .ln‘ln Rum and Joseph Pall-
"H'r. "'Hl'lilh‘s. “ll" :lY‘l‘I'Fllil lil riot:-
l-Zlilhll with the lnsv :nnl l‘l‘lC‘nSQ'l in
$~ "" Imll l'.li“i_
_“4 lli-lllllll \\';ll:- rlmusn. of South
‘\”r“‘"‘”:‘ i‘ Sill-l 1.» li:l\‘i- luvn 0an- of
“1“ Hull lZIlllll\\t'l lll tllf‘ llvvwvv (‘luh
\llhcln Hm lulll‘lllb lll.i«l(.' tlicir appear-
; z a.
SERENO GIVEN
JAH.SENTENCE
(Continued from First Page).
suite of living rooms. t
wouldscat a very
and sllrulibcry
olnlnlllshlnf'llt don
L‘lullllt‘
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases
Good looking and Well wearinn luggage for those who an
making ready for the school or college year. ~
THE CASH \VOVEN LABEL — Attacher to every garment will in-
sure it from loss. Place orders NOW and avoid disappointment
Prices and particulars at the notion counter.
JUST A FEW OF THOSE BARGAIN SWEATERS LEFT
__.—_-.-_;_—____._..___—————----—--"-‘::==
L
DR} JOHN A. HARRISS
BEAUTIFIES PLACE
Continued from First Page.
2:
(r's edge. It is built throughout 0:
eight—inch logs with the bark on
them. The crevices between the logs
are packed tightly with oakum. lu-
side are two great open fircplnccs.
ulih the owner's shield painted over
each by an artist. brought from New
York for 'hut purpose. There is a
00. and a grcat
ouud that
large gathering.
now being completed
'is being set out around
it. CUmicclicut. mountain laurel is
mmug the shrubbcry.
(If the most attractive bits of
e at the place by
Dr. llurrig is the swimming-pool of
and marble nvr'r :1 base of re-
This is 110 by 50
porch built out our the S
The lodge is
tin.»
.\l:ll\‘ l‘... l-. . y .. . .
{Ollllvl ill .‘l :v llll‘lfs lh'xxixljlfh‘“)3‘3‘2, :1“??? lllfOl‘Ct‘d COIICI‘C‘IC.
l‘al(l'."l in. u.- Flla‘v but,” ”1 “34".... {w t. uiih a depth ranging from four
'l-Il' "-1 -. m 1... “uh. “I“ who and one-hull IL't't lo clcvcn feet. It is
was: Minty: ii utl' i-E- .v 1,..“1..nt,., providvd with spring: board and llicro
0,! :1 “(mu «5 ill— .m. .l with lzioi. nro electric limiting and fountain
11:11" fwi’ih'. ‘ .“1 '4 . 113‘.- Of $73. contriumccs in Ill" button) and along
li-~ avid: i, 11‘, ,L' .. ”0- ”‘I‘OHu‘l llw sidcs. 'l‘llc (fY« cl. “fill the 1mm»
9, null QW‘ .\ '. ""1"”; "' '1 “” lulllfl. spotJiglil and color—who‘s! in
“IN,“ 11‘,” ,‘H nation “1‘4 “mm” .it-liun is null)" slilrruliil.
in Tllr rP-mur 321mm 5- rvzzo or Ft‘lll'lgl This great sivimmlng pool-is b‘uilt
.naiinr. \\'. W \\,.. r,” 1., Mm“ I”. m ilw min \\llll l‘m sl.) as .l lunf
”1" Til” "" 3“ .~ pollrc his: “'tl‘li. null (INTI! colouud-s. pluifmms and
“H; i" 7 ‘ M l-H'mln r Til) l’i ilvr‘nl‘ulhl' pircrs of grnnlln- surround-
L‘mmlm’V‘ "f" «‘l' 1‘7 chnrgr-s hrnugl’! lug it. The \vmvr for tho pool is
'nflilllli‘l:tl‘-XY" W‘“ .1 ‘Svi‘nml :llfillll lumpml in from llu- Sound by tho
w”.- 1 . f . ti. ‘<,"":"l':"';f‘ff "’1‘” two pumps. tlw utlx'ucliH-l)’ Llcsigncd
' ' ’ ' "i ‘ 0 "‘ d'."'§;.punlp house having a capacity of 300
Norwnlk has I'm: had on unsnvu
our)’ x-vpululinu “:71: ru-imnls tn hnn-x-
'5 of Ill-i‘nmv .iml llw nxcillcnt \vnrk
of lht‘ SO—(‘illll ‘. Vic” Squad
yours nun ;.-..
, 0n various rw-‘zislmzs sllu‘c thin l‘.0\\‘- ‘pholil fvvr-r
-. ‘lui. n mills which lm 'princlpal rc
lrom tlarcc to four. if tlw p001 how's
(-vor tin-r" l.
usually n-ir- '
not lllnl‘c in with;
'l‘llx‘ l~‘l~'lC ORDIN-
ANGIE.
IiNI-‘ORCI \ t.‘
The xiv-\V truffle ordinance will not
be strictly .nforccd tcfore Tuesdny.’
August 3"”). lit which time no morci
\vuruiugs “all to given to aut:ists and
Othcrs lml :nn-sts will be made tori
violations or flu: provisions of the or!
dinancc. .'
'l‘lu-rn or only two public parking
pint-«s pun-mu! by the ordinance for
plll-ilt‘ «‘n'lvrianccs to wait. one on-
tlw \\".~l sizlv or High strcct iu the
first ili~ixii~l and Railroad uVrnue in.
llv- sumo district. i
l‘lllw'li‘ wancynuccs may/ discharge
pita-«12mm or take them on in re-
s-lllvliil (Hi-\S but may not stop (or
:imihiug Orlicr than this.
_____.___._____—-
Sl'l‘l? (031311111217. NAM l-ID.
.-\ commun- composed of Clayton'
Marshall. Crumcr C. Hcgcman. l).
liuxr l‘uivh. Joseph ll. Taylor. IDr.‘
\\'i:ll;lm J. Moor-J and Raynor
\\'v:'iur. “ri'c appointed at last night's
mu ling of Monkcr Grotto No. 56. M.
n. V. 1‘. 1‘2. 1:.. to devise ways and
menus to iimmce the purchase of the
l‘l‘olu'rt)‘ on \ViSt avenue between the
Luill'igdn property and Reynolds gur—
ugc as u sm- for a home for the Grot-
to. considerable other business was
also \llSCllS>{ d.
_._..___..—-—————-—
LETTER TO
STILLSUS & P0\\'ELL
Ihnr Sirs: You understand chom-
islr)‘. How would you like to earn
$1,000? ‘- -
‘l’x-urls are made chemically. Poor
chemistry makes a pearl that. will
crack. pie] or change color in a few
mouths—no matter what they cost.
Good chemistry makes Vatti Pearls
which look and Wear like Oriental
pearls costing thousands oi: dollars.
It you or any other chemist can
tell us how to make our pearls more
beautiful, or in any way better. “'9'“
pay your bill and 31.000 besides.
‘gnllons each per ml
“valor cnlcrs the
filPl‘lllzvll
sr\1r'il.bnlllCrS who usc the pool can do so «
ll (‘lrzlnul up tlu- citr. ‘xvitllollt any 1'
I
:good.
placc,
uutc. lcfore the
lmming pool it in
rays. Thus
SVV
Wllll Vlulcl
tor of contracting ty—
nr oilu-r discasc. The
ason for the presence of
vcr, is the luck of a
sandy luntcli on the shore of the
The «nylrrlv winds wash the
away and the process of build-
sand
fins a bench tlit-rc is slow. So. Dr.
llnrriss decided that he‘d have a pool
for liiinsvlf and his fri- uds.
The mw wharf just completed for
Dr. llnrrlss by Contractor Frank
COLD CREAM
The difference botwc-on cold
creams is enormous. and must re-
relvc consideration. “'0 offer and
recommend our Peroxide (‘Old
Crcnm as one Of the smoothest.
whitest and mediclnally perfect
cold creams on the markets.
You'll be delighted with its Odor.
and with its lack of grease. Just
try it and forget the Others. \
——————
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 North Main St, So. Nor-walk
Palmer is a solid bit of stone and con-
crete work. There is a long concrete
floor or runway—180 feet—built on
solid rock and at the wntrr end a re-
‘Enforccd concrete wharf or pier 75x
:0 feet. The shore end of the wharf
connects with the pump—house and
makes an attractive and commodious
covered shelter. Th wharf and run-
way are equipped with varl-colorcd
electric lights with. here and there. a
v. ry poucrful white light. “'heu
these are lighted at night the spec.-
tacle is very pretty.
It is believed to be it safe Fiatcmcm
to make that no l‘lm't' atom: 1.0m:
Island Sound looks so vaiiy from
shore or from water at night as dons
Dr. linrrlss’s .lourucy's 1an when the
electric lights are turned on.
Dr. liarriss is a special deputy po-
lice commissimwr in X0“? York city.
lie is a close lwrsmiul friend of Mayor
Hylan of New York. His lHlSlllt‘rb’ lu—
KENDRICKTS GARAGE
FORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE ‘91
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
CLOTHING
Hud—
FURNISHWGS
--for--
BOYS AND Gm
At The
Children‘s Store
8? Wu! Washington Io. llama]!
BRYAN
WHITLATCH
Interior Decorations,
Lamps,
Hangings, Gifts
AGNES
. Turnpike Cottage
Boston Post Rd, Westport, Ct.
,1/z Price on
f
. BATHING SUITS
The Textile Store
$2.50 MESSALINE SILK
All colors
Special this week $1.95 yd.
136 Washmgto‘ 11 Street
South Nor-walk.
WATER WINGS -~
25c Pair
w
A.W.Hodgc
mo HALL nLocx
11's nobody's business. or course,
how we make our pearls. bUt we
want it known that
Year or two; and that Valli Pearls
do not. _
describes the beat pearls in the world,
and that word is "Vatti." .We want
it known that \‘atti Pearls are made
in America; in one- qualitst‘bnly: ev-
ery p-arl o. perfect gem; that they
come in five shades to match the
skin; that they are the cheapest high-
grade pearls soul in this country to-
day; and are the greatest improve-
men in pearls since the discovery of
Oriental pearls centuries 880-
Oriental pearls are 350,000
S 5 0 0. 0 0 0.
Vatti $20 to 3100.
Vattl Company“ New York
Try .3- ‘Sentinel Adv;
“embulmed” .
pearls and "paint" pearls (no matter.
what you pay) crack and peel in a.
We want it known that one word‘
to.
SOUTH NOBWALK
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Full Weight, Pure Con-
densed Milk, 2 cans 25c
Jar Ring Rubbers,
3pkgs............. 25c
Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls 25c
Pure Cider Vinegar
agal. 40c
A Fun
E- H. KEYSE
BUILDER OF
ETTER
UILDINGS
Alterations and Repairs a.
Specialty
Phone 1956 I’-
SOUTH" NORWALK
TYPEWRITERS ' '7
'
' Blot-1. Oliver. All “nukes
reused, M
Our; agar“: in In town ever! an.
. ‘0: ~.
am It.“ in 3m.
. A ’ . (m
.5.“ mm
O. Box 735
WUWLGM
sold.
The
(d sin' e be llougt
SA
tcrcsts are numcrous.
He maintains a 2
numbcr of smullv r 'w.‘
house if» .i' 1
.1 i‘.
‘fi‘I—y.‘
H. Krieger Co.
OUR (LEANI'I’
“'ill (‘onii
After Lair-or Iluy
LE
. . 4
mile 1121)} l
4"—
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
It Will Cost
No More
Wall
By Experts
New Radiators in Stock
9 WALL STREET
Street
__4
to maintain
Our con fidcn re
owing to the in
"(‘lmnllncss'
cstohishmcnt is (lv:
end on u chIll)‘ :-
alwms help a (ho
is owned {or insl
for the persons who
our shop is lit-pi oil
products are made.
are our iricnds.
Our bramh
is running on the
goods are in
Norwalk.
goods
your 11
Spec
omc at any
Chocolate Shop of
Wilkins.
Branc
17 No. Main St,
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our men... ml
been "True Business,"
is grow '(‘ifi
numeraol - tn. .
merits which we have rec .
tourists and local patrons.
prove to you that our en‘om
in a successful business.
'is cur ncxt mono. Out
ur hon rt so
-cClli\n at six bull.“
store in South Moron!
ode at our
Whelhc
walk or in Souih Nuiwuik y
able to purchase the some q
and they may be do
in] prices are ginn
churches and parties.
In this establishment. the ice Mel
and candy business is 0P1"
bakery business is opera
THE CHOCOLATE S
Main Store, 26 Wall St..
4—1“
which R no)!
Thi.‘
,.
from end t!
as In
it
lnul
r 'llmOSDheTG
wish to ace LC‘
‘an and how 0
The “1359903"
some ideals TI
main store I
r you are in NO“
on will N
11:11.19." 1‘
llvercd U
:l1c- work
day cf ‘
to 1031‘
'.‘.'.\(l M "ii.
Norwullc Only ill
lLd by H
HO
New:
rwalk.“
h Store.
$0. No
.4;
:1
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & C04
Inc.
§ Railroad Ave... South W
' "7
1
HALL
T ARLOV BROS.
Up.“ Date Clo"
CANDIES
TEE BEST
$1.10 lb.
We mock. 1'01- 15:.
< I-”
store
.MARK
Norwalk Chronicler