Inspector Steppett arrested three
shows (from
Police Headquarters,
N
George Anderson of Rochester,
and “The Professor,”
few days when they were captured.
of the stolen securities,
forgery apparatus were found, made an at
THREE M
Following a raid made on an apartmen
who is said to be the brains of the gang.
:1 number of automatic pistols o
ELD IN
a tux «
The
While being examined Chapman,
$2,500,060 ROBBERY.
t house in New York city, detect
fashionably dressed men. to be questioned
the $2,500,000 mail robbery that occurred on October 24th of last year.
left to right) Detective Steppett, Charles Lambert, Detective Kiley;
. Y.; Detective O'Brienlind Gerald Chapman,
men were under surveillance only a
in whose apartment $400,000 w'onh
f American and German make, ammunition n.)
tempt to escape but was recaptured.
ivcs under the direction of
as to what they know about
This picture, taken outside
known as “The Count"
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JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Most Wonderful Values that Nor-walk Has Ever Seen
COATS—SUITS ,
WRAPS and SUITS
$32.50 to $65.00 values
COATS,
$24.75
$19.75
Material—Coats: Ponciana, Pandora, Bolivia, Normandie, etc.
Suits: Poirets, Reed’s Tricotine, Twill Gord,etc.
COATS, SUITS
Values from $15.75 to $31.50
$14.75 '
Materials—Coats: Bolivia, Shawsheen, Velour, Chinchilla
$9.75.
Suits: Fine Tricotines, Tricotwill, Tweeds
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ennui” lNSPEElll
minimum
CHICAGO. lll., July 7.—'l‘lw Amer-
icon sleeping car no longer mwds
“animals" inspectors. 'l'hvy passed
filth the wooden cars. the joints of
'hlch sometimvs bt‘l‘llll‘h' loosvneul ivy
tear and friction The buffers are the
‘nly parts 01' lll" :ztm-l ours that pro-
duels by contact u noise that has not
been ellmlnalml. according to l’ullmiin
company Officials.
The standard Pullman our is of steel
.0! some 70 tons weight. Its innnvnsr
hickbone, or nmlt-H'iumv. inde-
: flructlble and im'ulmlm- of buckling
‘Or collapsing. it"v'flrtlll‘i: to lllt' vom-
‘nny's most rem-exit claim. I-‘nur [-
teams. at; either t-lltl (if tlu- our, nu-
» likened to a saplim,r that will giu- lint
not break. and all‘t‘ Hui-l to prevent all»-
colutely the possibility of "telescop-
tug" of cars “'lllt'll . \istml in tho» days
or wood construrtion.
5 This revolutionary chance in slvep—
Q‘g our construction is liss than tit-
km! years old. It “sis followed l)_\' an
almost complete t-limlnution or wool]
ill a Pullman cur. Milliounnv. (‘irvns—
flan walnut. maple and othrr tint‘
mined woods are imitntml. anrl it is
said that passengers oftrn take them
fingwood and use their knuckles to
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their eyes t'uil them.
The earliest l’ullmiins were lit; [ml
by cunolrs.
and finally electricity. (It'ficiuls say
that as long as only the lamps were
uvnilszlv there was no criticism trom
the public, and that an intuitr'lt)‘ of
two foot candles at a reading h-v l w [.
satisfactory. A toot Hindi“ is th-- in—
trnsity of light one foot distunq- from
u one-candle- power lump, 'l‘o-lu)’
from seven to tt-n-t‘oot candles (HP in-
sist-w] upon.
11) lllt‘ year 1021 the value of anti-
(‘les bought for l‘ullniun curs. llt‘(‘()l‘Il—l
ing to figures or the company just an-
nounced. amounted to $1.3lt'.:\3.:H or
4.11 Units for ouch pasv‘ngtr Cnrriul.
During the year 113.640 gallons m. ll
quid soup uni 2,531,503 cakes of soup
\Vt‘lt' UM'd on tho- cm's. ofticmls H-pnt‘t.
chci' tlgurcs for the M-zti invluilv l.-
IIIlBAfi‘S towels; 2.?«S7.530 boxes of
matches and “4.755.“l”l ullinkizu: «‘Izps.
Laundri‘ s \vnsllwl ..' ’..‘TH.413
pl- an: of l"i?ln‘..i-i pt‘npt rt)‘ vl wt: tlm
juzu‘ :11 it cost of SBSKL‘JL‘H. .t'""'llll~
int: to tlir offit‘inls.
AVSUNIA Ill)" lll{()\\'\l-Zl).
Ill-IliltY. Ju‘y T.~~.\l:tit;n Sirocco.
:Igml iii. 01 Rock Sll‘t(‘l, Aux-min. wn<
llrnwnt-Il in the llmisulnnit‘ lllV-T. M's-
tvwliu' .whiln lx'ithing lnlow thv dam.
llv htvI'lIv-tl lllln :i (l’tl’ hulv 'in th-
ll\"‘l‘ lwl :m«l luing \innl-lv to swim.
went down, a -_‘0lll]\.!’llhll lx--l
made :1 vlcspr-rutv but llnsllf‘f‘t ~>tnl v 5-
fnrt to save him.
:1 "lM‘
Then came oil lamps, gasf
I-‘(XYI'I’RINTS 01" CENTI‘RIIGS AGO
IN LAVA l“li()\\'.\‘ IN HUNUIJ'LI'.
HONULI'LI'. 'l‘. H.. July 7.-—~Storivs
told by :lllll\" lluvviniztns of tootmints
in the luva tlows on the slopvb of the
extinct \uicnno of Hnlrukuln. “House
DI the Sun." on the island or Muui.
which Would llllllt‘ult‘ that the island
\K‘ilb inhuluiuwl Ft-lllllrlt‘fi ago “htn tlik
\‘Clt‘21110 was still actiu‘. haw liml,
\. rim-ti by K. 1'. Ler). o thv Bish-
op Mus-rum. “ho in‘wstlun .1 the re-
pmts on lfl-hnlt of the lll‘illlllllklll.
Emmi}. who is assistant «thnulogisfl
:it tho‘ mu» um, (ll‘lgll’lJlii do vi-l- ii that
thr- prints hml been mailv luy unlixrs
timing l-o-lorv 1h: \nst How of l(t\‘ll
down llnli-Jliziln. whvn ill" l.i'... 51”.!
“its hot Atl’lll plastic. l-‘urthcr imvsti»
nation slmwnl that the prints (‘Utll'l
nnt huu- lu-vn made by [Ht‘SUlLS who
llllil l m n running. Zl?‘ thn- tn: s “"1? not
more dupl) impressed than tlm l;- v 's.
Sch Mists lu‘l" :irv pn/x'I-l (m r tl,"
.‘runi t’vur
prints. which irmp in sir.
llir’l‘u F long. two iztt‘ln s \\ i~l-- :xt thv
tws .lxnl m: l: wh (it ill! hm i; m h :i
)vw‘hr-s lung; ‘u'zr lftl‘llv > “Mt .ll tLv'
tots ninl ll‘l' H‘z‘lius “ivl- :" thr
'l'hv t-n < in tho print» an nut!
il~ l~ {lav i‘lll‘Vr" of ll‘w- (not,
hr (is.
llt‘.ll lll aim.
lilnnry :lll'l.
The; Fatal Thlmen.
Twelu- was the most desirable num-
ber among the ancients. the chief rcu- l
son being that the anlac contains
twelve signs. ‘hvy used to reckon .
oonvlnce themslevs liy sound when Sentinel WaiitVAds Erin; Igesultl. the Fri". ‘5" m" thirteen I'm” months, l
CONTINUED UNTIL MONDAY NIGHT, CLOSING TIME
Because of the bad weather we felt: it but fair to continue the
0 close it Thursday. -
1‘ : sale—fiWe expected t
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‘.‘ -' .Come here and enjoy ‘Wonderful values in ”A“ “"3
.. Suits, Dresses, Coats,
_ Skirts, Muslin Under-
COATS, SUITS
Values to $15.00
$6.75
$6.75
Materials—Coats: Velour. Flannel, Polo, etc.
Suits: Tweeds
DRESSES
Made of the Finest Silks—Values $30.00 to $55.00
$24.75
$19.75
Materials are the finest that can be had—All colors, best styles
DRESSES
Dresses, values from $14.75 to $29.50
$14.75
Materials—Canton Crepe, Knit Krepe, Taffeta, etc.
$9.75
DRESSES
The materials alone are worth what we are asking for
these dresses.
This sale will long be remembered by the women
of Norwalk and the wonderful values that we are of-
f erin g.
— THE SHOP OF INDIVIDUALITY —
in” ..
lanalt.’
. Couch Bed can be imagined from the lllllSEl’aihz‘i“. ll
A real, honest-to—goodness comfortable bed h;- 31th: 6
and with one motion quickly convertible into air.-
rious couch for day use. An addition which mil mix“.
to the attraction of every home.
Special at $19.75
Angevine Furniture Co};
? “NORWALK’S LARGEST STORE"
so. NORWALK.
W/W
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18 No. Main Street
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
We have a flue assortment of Nursery Stock Including Plum, Peach and
Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines, etc.
We also carry a full line of Fertilizer.- and Insecticides.
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAlN BEST RESULTS
SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE.
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Now at the
Head Of Umbrellas
the Season Guarantee at i
We T runké’éUmbrellaCo. 696 3
9 No. Main St, Opp. Jacoby’s ‘— 1 i
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SPECIAL SALE OF TUMBLING TOGS.
PLAY SUITS
lilnome‘i l'iv
con) ply! w
piping.
S's-«- 1: t0 6 years.
Suits made 01 Pink, Blue and Tan Chamhray.
- Felipmi (111255 finished with I-‘rqnch limits and
Reduced from $1.98 to $1.59.
OVERALLS
Figured Cretonne and Khaki Cloth.
Some of zl "M; are uppiiqued or cross‘stitChed in fancy designs.
Original Price $1.49-Now Selling for $1.00.
Overalls in 9min. (‘hmnbrayx
J. -‘ I. Mallette
88 Washington St.
South Norwalk
with a
whit?
44%
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ed distributors for the famous
TORS. Ask us about the new
.l-ll'iM.
__ can»;
We have just been appoint
NEW STROMBERG CARBURE
special Stromberg for FORDS.
REDDY & AYRES
60 Van Zandt Street
at up.
«was» , «sins: ’ else
A SAFE PLA
cE
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WE LEND MONEY to honest 980918
on HOME FURNITURE, PIANOS, E
EAST NORWALK
<39,»
RRO
having; steady jobs,
MONEY. 7
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WNW
‘ or incomes,
TC., WITHOUT REMOVAL.
Also lend on NOTE signed by responsible persons, and to property
owners. NO RAWNS.
F‘
REDaYable in 8 to 15 -.mouthly lnstalments,
INTEREST CHARGED. up0n unpaid
TIME YOU KEEP THE MONEY.
NO CHARGE unless we make the loan;
FREE; everything strictly confidential.
and courteous, ' everything
or... iii «ii-es a.
BF. Kin F to,
we no
LO ANS UP TO $300.
or as desired. ‘LAWFUL
FOR THE E11 01
Nothing deducted in advance;
consultation and . advice
SERVICE is considerate,
being fully explained without hurrying. and
-< FULL WRITTEN :PLAN‘given you. Put your obligations In chem
- Establish a confisfiomwi‘tlr this SMALL LOAN BANK that will prove
' Profitable to row mm". ..
balances,
tar. LOAN scorn-:33
RE
09.
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
~ . gait-nit!
eluded “ m" Stock from ”$205.0 $9.00
. iii-mum in. .
WOMEN: .
Everything in
sport oxiords to dressy strap pumps .. ......
.n my
ME"zl’leuty ot new models, ranging from trim plain Oig‘égséoog
- {orated brogues ................ . - «2'
CHILSguEnNigr toad per Educator pumps and chums.
Conneally 8? Bracken _
SOUTH NORWALK
, ‘Store Open Saturday Evening. .
WWW/Mlmtfow‘f
The International Fruit
and Candy C0.
9 South Main Street
.- mn.» I
Is Now Open With a First Class Line of
FRUIT, CANDY, ICE CREAM
And All Kinds of Soft Drinks
'
“SOMETHING NEW
AT THE FAIRSEX—WBAT IS IT ..
- 2..
'.. . ‘5— GOLD SEAL HOSIERY -- -. *
E - ' $1.39 and $2.79 .,
" Everybody Heard About This Remarkable Hose '
at Exceptional Prices
vi - ”Fairs’ex Costume C0-
‘v ' r,
‘7 11 Main Street
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Norwalk Chronicler