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r. AUGUST 14, 19
“m” $135.30 to $125.00.
1 -.slxi‘.’ Run ..
{l 01:12 Rugs ...
i—9x12 lint:
:J-—9x12 Rugs
4—6xtl Rugs ....
1—9x12 Rut: ..
1~6xll Rut: . ..
2~tix9 Rugs
2—2-7 x .311 Rugs
plains and 'jnspes. nil in
Atlantic Square
..fl'l, .‘5;¢’;/
1 0le Run .................$l:itl.tltl
7—-8-3 x Ill-ti Rugs $88.th
l—fixtl Rut: ...................$8:i.5(l
le—GXD Rut: ...... .............$6tl.tltl
4-6 x 7~ii Ilugs $38.00
Specials on a Few Velvet Rugs
made in America. l‘llltlllllltl. Scotland and Holland.
estimate for the room you want to linoleum.
THE C. 0.
Established 1868
of Rugs
i,
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«fly/l ”(a y/ ‘
v”... higlnwt quality of Worsted Wilton Rugs. Regularly
priced» :Il $1500” l" 8““ tli. $130.00 elicit for the. 0le size.
The same litlflllly Rllgs in the 8-3 x 10-6 size is reduced
Also. ll" ”HIT the following attractive liriees on
Worsted and Wool Wilton Rugs
Regular Price Special
...............$t:l5.oo $100.00
. $110.00
................$ll7.50en. $75.00 ea.
......$lt)(l.tltl $70.00
...............+!l5_oo $59.00
$70.00
$75.00
..............$60.o0 $50.00,
$50.00
$30.00
Rennie r l’riee Special
....l............i‘tifiiltl $50.00
................saeno $23.00 _,
....v.............$L’S.50 (‘11. $23.00 ea.
..........$ti.()0 ea. $4.00 ea.
Our Linoleum Stock
We have one ol‘ the most complete lliigl attractive lines of
Linolenius i'or sun-porches. hreukl‘ust rooms, kitchens. bed-
room, and in fuel for every room in the house. in figured,
Some
Let us
sntnri. putterns and colors.
MILLER co.
Stamford, Conn."
Phone Stamford 71
lamina ‘
22 YEARS f BY
lllS' DAUGHTER
N orwichm Disap-
peared After Family
Row—Another’s
Body Identified As
His .
WORCESTER. Mala. Aug. “—1.
Michael Connelly. 60 years old, of
New York. supposed to. he" died 22
years ago after being missing three
years. was found here yesterday by
his daughter. Mrs. Mary Dupont of
this city after a search of 25 years.
She found him in a shadowy room at
the Hotel Burton.
ills disappearance from the Con-
ncily homo in Norwich. Connecticut.
25 years ago. was followed three
years later by a report of his death
and a nappurent identification of a
corpse found in a Providence hotel
us that of Mr. Connolly.
'l‘wontydlve years ago Mr. Con-
lit-Hy. utter a family disagreement.
left his home in Norwich. When the
weeks lengthened into months and
he. failed to return. his family start-
ed a search for him. The search
seemed to have ended three years
later when Mrs. Connolly in the
Providence police headquarters iden.
titled a watch found on the body of
an unidentified man whose body had
been placed in the Potter's Field
there. as one of her own. warn by
her husband when he left the Nor-
wich home. Apparently the search
was ended. Yet Mrs. Dupont. dls-
satisneld with her mother's report.
continued her search.
400 BUILDING .
WORKERS QUIT
IN NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN, Aug. .14.—Four
hundred workers on new building in
this city who belong to trade unions
affiliated with the New Haven Bulld-
ing Trades quit \york yesterday in
sympathy for the strinklng hod ear-
riers and laborers who have been
idle for the. past three weeks and
who are unable to reach an agree-
“.‘llgnonettc"—~‘.s :l model of
slenderly belted Mllifiiii :tc.
W omen‘s All W 001'
Former "Price "$2.95.
Former Price $3.90.
_ Former Price $4.90.
I
‘meneretiont
butterflies.
pile and air-castle acts?
“Mic." in the may.
g year‘s. Ail colour!
Former Price $1.95 and $225
Former Price $2.95.
boyish, unbeltcti mode. w ith bright embroidered motif.
cite" will appeal in the more conservatively minded by its modified.
Both suits are of finest wool-".ler-Sen“
and both lime the cic-xcr l‘.cal~l—Zase Pleat on the
All hearing: the fz'ill’iflllF Annette Kcllerninnn label.
Former Price $5.95 and $7.50
“thfltc"—nith guy embroidered motif:
hey
Annette Kellermann
' ‘Two-in-One " Bathing Suits
Celebrated for many years for their exquisite “cave and perfect-
t’ittinfr I}lltLllit‘.\‘. thesr t‘ainous suits. this season. excel in variety of
styles to suit the most widely varying figures and tastes.
the advanced athletic type. in the new.
“'hiltI “Jell-
attached tights.
Jersey Annette
Bathing Suits. in all colors and sizes:
Sale Price $2.29
Sale Price $2.95
Sale Price $3.90
Sale Price 54.95 and $5.93
Former Price $9.50 and $12.50
Sale Price $7.50 and $9.53
Annette Kellermann
BATl'llNG SUITS
For Juveniles and Kisses
supple. slt.p.slz.~.pe_ utterly seam'm'tigy bathing suits for the younger
Smart. with the new. simplicity.
In mes that cover all the vast distance between sand-
Colorful as tropical
in sizes 2 to 8 years.
tsh style. “rite—belted; sizes S to 1!
Sale Price $1.49 and $1.79
Sale Price $1.95
Kellerm‘ann'
ment with the cdntractors employing
them.
The ceiling of the strike follows
the action of the New Haven Master
lluiltlers' Association in refusing to
negotiate wit hthe strikers. Labor
lenders today explained 'that there
had been no orders issued for a
walkout. but that the union workers
“nultl not work with non-union ia-
l-orcrs hired by contractors after the
bud carriers went on strike. All the
hit: building jobs in the city were
tuxtvlit‘fllly tied up. Among the
buildings on which work has stopped
is the Yale dormitory. the Roger
Sherman building and the ,Security
insurance. Company buildin.
1n the groups that quit work are
renters. electricians. carpenters.
plumbers. steam fitters and painters.
according to a statement issued at
noon by union officials.
Mrs. Roosevelt Is
Going to Kashmir
‘ UNOCORUA. N. 11.. Aug. it—Mrl.
ixerntlt Roosevelt. who is spending
the summer here. will sail from New
York within a few weeks for Kash-
illil‘. lndtan. where she plans to Join
her husband. one of the tour mem-
bers of the Roosevelt Expedition new
in Chinese Turkestan in Quest of rare
specimens for the Field Museum of
Chicago.
in announcing her film Mrs.
Roosevelt said that she hoped to
meet her husband in Kashmir in
September.‘by whcih time she ex-
pected the expedition. barring sick-
ness and accident, would have re-
turned to its starting point at Rash.
inir. The main objective of the trip
undertaken by Kermit Roosevelt; his
brother Theodore. George K. Cher-
rie. well known naturalist. and Suy-
dam Cutting. was to hunt for the
rare ovis poll.
Generator Thief
Is the Latest
There are auto thieves. tire thieve-
sneakthieves. and thun but David
Radack of 21 Middle street has dia-
cowred a new kind. He reports n
"generator-thief." He left his car
outside the Regent Theater Wednes-
day nlght and while he was in the
show someone stole the generator.
The uptown police have the case
in hand.
\
ACCEPTED BRIDE.
BOSTON. Aug. 14.—(¢P). John L.
Curran. a metropolitan policeman.
was iouhd guilty of accepting a bribe
zy a jury in Suffolk Superior Court
yesterday. Curran was charged with
accepting $5 from Dr. Harold J.
Owen after having seen the latter
embrace a woman in a parked car.
"MICKEY" DOKERT!‘ DEAD. _;
NEW HAVEN. Aug.14.—“‘ol‘d
was received here yesterday that
Gerald P. “Hickey" Dohcrty. 27.
former amateur and professional
boxer of this city. died Sunday in the
Philippine Islands. when he was
stationed with an artillery outfit of
the United States Army.
EXPERIENCE 0!" nuts. was
"My health has improved won-
“’alpale, x. "sum taking met.
5. Pinkham‘a ’egetable Compound.
For months I was in ‘Iuch pain that
I could not work. but 'thanh to thin
epiendid medicine I am new strong
enowh to do all more work
and have taro deer babies to one
for besides. I want tame-d
Lydh E. Pinkhln'e VM Con-
pound to me- who are week. all
down and moh"—~M¢.
dertuiiy.“ as.“ Hrs. 'l‘. H. Fella of.
somatic, cons. ‘
d' l , n
, Norwalk 5 Leading Dry Goods Store
a. .‘ ’ ‘ . . .
Wall Street Norwalk, Conn.
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- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .
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. Turkish Towels All Linen Huck Towels
n e
. (18 x 36) (18 x 32)
.. i a. n4 0 I
'5:— “ (Red and Blue Borders) (Rose, Blue and Gold Borders) ‘
33 7, 25c Towels $1.25 Towels
. :l‘ I.
“. . .~ :2 5 ‘°’ $1 00 980 E“
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5‘ o
l. 0 o" ' . i O I O
J f‘d (Limited Quantity)
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"onrzoyfalh .... W... Store Closes Wednesdays at 12.30. Saturdays at 6 P. M.
l. Crowns. . ll, Flight.
6. To hate. 12. Seats.
12. Engraver. l3. I'm-tenses.
14. Titled people. i 3. lr'ixtliit-d.
16. Head gears (p .l is. '1) press.
17. To submit. [10. Large lmdy of inland water, , ..
20. Nude. .25, llenerul term for chlorides.
21. To test chemically. l2“. Sloped. . II
22. inlets. 3n. lh-ium- or waste. I
23. Rythm. 3n. l-zxtrrmely covetous person. H Be 1”
24. Neuter pronoun. til. Killed. ere fore La r Day
25. lilows (horn). 32. Small bodies of land surround-
'37- An hypothetical natural force. “I :lyllx’flier}
28. Scarlet. _ :it. Seen naec .
.10. Parts of fireplaces. as. Middle W”-
.2. Wrath. 39. Curses.
33. Truck. H. Special sail.
3.3. Gifts of charity. 43- T0 at‘l'rni- -
37. Useless throat organ. “2- :ll'l“""lions- . I
88. Mollusks noted for their slow- 1.. 11"” ‘3‘”??? ““n'hl t
ness. t. .' tan o 3‘th (W n i.
40. Let It. stand. 5". l)lll"l".
42. Ebb and flow of the water. 534 1") “I‘ll“;
44. Existed. - M. 'o cuss )5 .
16. Captured again. .37. l/nt‘ning.
19. Matching dishes. “it anle “'09.
H. Hebrew word for Deity. "1&3 3"" :2":- ‘-
58. Surfeited. "-l “m a" . sun-.2 , . _-
55. Measure of area. “55' ltailan ”"9" I 0f Port (31168th
56. Na to at t. ' ,
58,13; w m ynsrnnmr's przzu;
59. Box for fruit. ANSWERED-
61. Space. {517— ‘
62. Years between 10 and 20. W%$?A$ EAL T H '
64. One in cards (pi) i Y A5 AGE:
65. Lash made by whipping. U’ 'E El
61. Commands. ‘ L t
69. Foreign threads introduced be. Al? N 3'
neath skin (pl) ‘0 p A E
To. Guides vessel. . l s i
VERTICAL. J . I "T .——-——————-—--——v-——-~'~ _-.‘. .2 ~ .-. . .....- ..
1. Pure. ‘ . .. ....» in . .. ..
2. Rodents. lIOT E T." ?l‘l EES K. 9* ”W‘- i’ ‘~ 2““ W31. 55‘
3. Theme. ' I H — ~
4. Point of COlnilfl."‘.. T ,
5. To attempt. ‘ I" H
7. To finish. 4 Ft H Cl
8. Toward. i l L I
9. Decoded. i - LlEiD
FAIRY STORY.
, Once upon a time there wag a
APT. HOUSEFOR
W0 AVE.
Plans are being drawn up by Wil-
liam Miller. the local butcher. for,
the erection of an‘ eight family:
apartment house. in 'Elmwood ave-
nue.
‘ The building will cost about $80.-
000 when completed. Bids will be
asked for in the near future.
GASSED WORKER
WILL RECOVER
ANSONIA. Conn. Aug H.—(AP).
Reports from the Griffin Hospital.
Derby. where Frederick Montanio is
in a serious condition as a result of
being gassed while using explosives
in deeplng a well on an outlying
farm here Wednesday are to the ef-
fect that he will recover. John Flor-
lo. another New Haven laborer. who
with Montsnio was in the employ of
the H. M. Howardxompany of that
city. was killed by the effect of the
poisonous fumes which filled the
well following the blast. As it is said
that no criminal blame is attached
to the accident there will be no of-
ficial investigation of the fatality. ex-
cept that made by Dr. E. K. Par—
melee. medical examiner.
Swear in Holmes
As Deputy Sherifl’
BRIDGEPORT. Aux. 14.-—0rville
W. Holmes. Falrfieid. has been sworn
in by High Sheriff Simeon Pens, u
a deputy for Fairiield. He succeeds
William H. Gould. who resigned m-
er being appointed postmaster. sher-
iff Holmes‘ appointment was recom-
mended by the Republican Town
broadcasting station which permit»
ted nothing of an advertising na-l
tube—Lite. /
' Removal Sale
New Going On ,
The ’ ;
Norwalks’ Electric Co.
11 North Main‘ Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
h
Mid-Summer Sale!
Goods of high quality at
enormous reduction in'price,
while this sale continues.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
88" WASHINGTON STREET
' Radiola
Super-VIII
$230.96
List Price $430.00.
TIMES SQUARE
AUTO SUPPLY
M No. Iam' 8b. 80. Harwell:
Committee of Falrtleld.
Milli"! spirit. We want
putt-My. M's a square
i
Olen-1mm.
,stusmt Street '
OUR WAY OF LOOKING AT IT
We sell lumber. but .we aro‘interestsd iii YOU and what you
do. M's the "human" part of the lumber business. We
want YOU on liorwalk's Roll of Houseman. me. the
WM M'OServiea. Wennttotnatyeuwithont
deal. Watt-y
Hadof'ulllngpoueyandtharight kind efserviee.
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THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Meek—Gelatin...
togivayoumorethanyou
mountains the
South Not-walk
one Well Boards
J E L L - 0
Assorted Flavors
3 Pkgs. 25c
GRIFFON BRAND
Choice Yellow Cling
P E A C HE S
Large Can 25c
C & C
GINGER ALE
2 Bottles 25c '
WHEATSWORTH CRA CKERS .. . .. . . .. Pkg. 14c
IMPORTED SARDINES Pet Brand . . . . ZCans 25c
Blue Bell BEVERAGES Ast. Flav. . . .2 Lg. Bots. 25c
(56 Deposit required on each bottle)
ATLAS COFFEE I
Steel cut, chail' removed
1?“ 49c
Kirkman’s
BORAX SOAP
i 5 Cakes 27c
DAYEY’S TEA
Mixed, Formosa Oolong
Orange Pekoe
'/3 lb. likir. 39c
Parkfield Bacon ... '/2 lb. pkg. 28c
_ Atlas Tuna Fish “N“ “m” can 32c
Daisy Lobster can 45c
lOlives, plain 6 oz. bottle 18c
BRILLO A Household Necessity. , large Pkg. BC I.
Ruppert’s Beverage bots.
Olives, stuffed 4 oz. bottle 17c
Mother’s on Time Relish. bottle 17¢
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, 3 bots. 50c
mm...“
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Norwalk Chronicler