Hrs-m 5
a. tide L. tide
1259., 742p
. v
Ilia
j, on ~
Muv.m.mM ,
' ‘ m th'e‘lrst ouch of gold on the
' ’ e feverish activity begins. The
g lets his binder and reaper rea-
M .Wl‘i! with his neighbor to
a! work. Daily the thrasher
nearerfliow" t, now West.
ways isnhenflonh." writes John
Hilliard“-in tile September
W noni- Journal. "At length the
‘ he! the fablly‘Tride away in a wa-
. .ipIh'elo e,.neighhor, returning at
night with the news that 'the machine
may be here at day time now.’ The
women are, thrown into a nutter of ex-
, em. and the next day, while the
,m are gone. the oven is tilled with
eaves, than with pies and cakes. The
great kettle .is hung on the crane in
the yard, and. hunt tire boiled. All the
buttermilk is saved totbe sent to the
. men In the field. an'd root beer is brew-
ed. The chickens are dressed and Veg.
.stables gathered in anticipation of the
. harvest supper. jf.- 1:?
f . ‘ “At last the thrlaher, drawn by four
horses, pulls to thehfleld, and other wa-
. ’gons follow loaded with singing. shout-
' his men and boys, most of them neigh-
Thorn. only] few-traveling with the ma-
whine; The last wagon will contain
vows and girl‘il'eighbo s. who have
,eome to help gebvsu .r and wait on
3 the men. They some on to thehouse,
. : brinung with them many disnes.
.v” 'knives and forks and table linen to
‘ help out the ordinary family outfit.
} Such shouting and laughing and joking
,. and exchange of good news and bad
” news. ‘
I “In the Windlass September air the
booming of the separator's cylinder
rises above the steam voice of the trac—
, tion engine. Six teams are in the field
hauling the wheat to the machine, and
the feeder, with easy, majestic move-
ment. gathers the sheaves under his
ann- and'fifeals them into the insa-
tiable maw. .All the-afternoon the gol-
den straw climbs and falls over in the
5“,, ., smoky, air; the chaff files In a blind-
‘ lng cloud; nnd'ihe'gmin flows like a
'stresm of sun-necked water into the
two-bushel measures, which are tip-
ped into a wagon." o
snlisa “same: no l-‘Ht‘llls.
(Deborah In The Hartford Courant).
. Onemhthnmnstmitrncilvc lawns in
“” " "thin city hasn't a flower in or about
it. Everything is green. There are
beds of beautiful brakes and ferns. ar-.
bore and summer houses here and,
. there covered with green vines. while;
porches and verandas are bordered}
with the receptacles of ferns, each of:
a length to fit the niche into which lt‘v
sets. Care is what makes the smnl-‘g
lest lawn attractive, and this one has
no lack of it. A wood has only to
show that it is a‘ weed and it disayr
rs. Water is used freely. not once
I: 'a while. but so often that the grn-w .
llll not both b cd or dried once this 1
season. Bright" owem make a hand
, .lo'he lawn. burst)“ does green foliage
The pure innocense of prattling
babes is a sweet thing to the father .
and man whose days are spelled with
the sordid contact of commerce and
the wiles of, tit. world. Yet that pur-
it: of mind so ctimes assumes sncn
poignancy of penetration as to startle
tht' fond father. Such was l.hf' case or
Wilbur K. (‘uddv of West Walnut
Infect. While Mr, Cuddy and his fam-
ily were on their _way,to Atlantic i'ityl
one day last week they came upon a
nlmber of Mr. (‘uddy's old college
friends. After personal experiences
while at college. and since. grew tire—g
sane, one of the party suggested a,
e of poker. Mr. ('uddy was winw
n g with his old time luck mud".
d wing two cards in a jackpot, lilSI
I, fling youngs pushed herself on
hb knee. Two of the players had
dropped out and the third was waver-,7
int whether to call or not. when the‘
tot cried: "Olfpflflpill You have tw’o.
‘mmmas. and one papa.“ The blufli
Was called. and the irritated
lost with his pair of queens and a
Half-Philadelphia Record. :
rows.“ 'incssuesrs.
THE RISING GENERATION.
in The Rising Generation. which i4.
to be seen at Iioyt's. September 12. 1‘
select coterie of renowned comedians
will play.thc various roles, The title
role ll in tlw hands of William Iiiirrv'
the younger. who [mam-nave ii” of lll“
father's art Wllh it added piqlianey pc-
culiarly his own. ‘ .ydia Harry. whose
beautiful contralto ’i’oice has charmed
‘”°"'“““" W‘" 8"” a H‘ ' "i" H“ i "I” Plll-bury's xxxx Flour 'm bag; a so bbl
last part in the production. livaidca I . _ i
3‘” "gum ”in. of u... i'lfl)’. Wm”, ng Woohburn, Crosby Co. a Gold Medal Flour 57c bog; $13.50 out “My SW?“ rm "0“ 20c ram ,1
. ave inter'ti lir.in:sm M , l . . . .. ..
as It hurdles fol'l‘ll 'lllon‘r'ileln lilo ill, .l F'mou' WM" R°'°’ "°“’ B‘“"' 53" ”'9' .‘ '5 bb' mum nose: m'rA'rous. 15c rack. 60c lu'siini.
good-natured ll‘Ishlnan In ammo-.- Sugar Cured Home, email and icon, 12c to mow N0. 1 MACKElll-ti..10c. a you 25c.
mm m "'"'"‘~"'"""""W l"""""'""' 3¢“ 5"9" CUR“ Shouldcl'l. 7 1-20 lb slam. sman Milli-lo IIAMS. 12.: Lil. ~
all through the piece. which alone are . I . PORK '2 l lis “m .,.
wel wort the lrII-c nr admission. Fancy Early Rou Potatoes we is. 60c bushel . NEW new in. .. . . . .nc.
I h l
I ' Sl'illill ('l’llED SIIOI'IJH‘JRS, llfic Ll]. I
‘i‘ (""5“ ”"”""T"”"~ : ('akcn (folgluc'a Soap. ...... 25c Lion or Manhattan Colee......l°e lb. Grape Nuts rind .................. 13c I
The Humane with ‘w ....w min. 7 Cakes ltaldiitt's Bonn. ......... 25c itsiston Breakfast-Foot; ..... lac pkg. a uni. salt l'iirit..............._.....'.'.ic. , . .. .. _ , . . .. ,I, , .
ltlng lit lloyt's Tllmitrl'. and “ill clow 7 Cakes (nom- Soap, ............. 25c 6 lbs. New Carolina Rice ........ “45¢ 3 1],; Ilcst l.nrd;.... ......... .....2.u' laiud limos. (.in, ............... , in (.old lnlst. paikngi, ............... Ln Ilaemon talus, lb.. ..... IIW So
"will" II WWW" I" HWY "WWW" il- a Cakes I-‘airy iioap. ............. . 254.! 2 boxes Parlor Hatches ......... ...10c lo lbs. Oat Flakes .................. use Alaska Salmon can. ......... e....lth: -’ “,I "M Hominy. ....... A ....... ”u l7 i'ana Sardines, _________________ 25¢
* is! similar «bow 2W" iv'rc- Thr lfl Cam Heat laundry. .......... 25c, loner Drip- lv‘aacy Table Syrup...loc. lfilbaJleat Yellow Meal ............ 25c ,' . . ' . .
pictures are ”"1"” “7"“ 'l'" ””1"" and II HTS“ 0““ Borax Boap. - ------ 25C;C7°'n ml“ ----«-----------‘¢ m. 4 Pu- ”autumn" --------------- mW-I lvoriuc. package, ................. liiclh'odzi ("rm-Item. lb, ............... Elvis lbs. [knit imlllsh. ............... 25c
incidents original. i-omhiuillg mulls ngI - . . . . . . , ;.
and Instructive«subjects. and lbe' HIP, With one pound Coffee. mm or ground. at 25. 27' 30 and 326 p" 1b.. or 1* lb. host Tea. or ’. . lb. Lynch's Snow- E Quart .Iar ”Marci. ............... lOcililngcr Snaps. lb ................... 5i, i 10 lbs. Rolled Oats. ............... Zoe
slums-Jenna mm ””1“" “Mr "' Flake Baking Powder, a Beautiful China Cup and Saucer. or your choice of 100 other differen articles. i .
cry round of that great pugiii.-:fi: en- , g l .
counter without its noise. and offen- , I . I
II" features. last night two great . . .. I
light! were tlp- illlll light ill Madrid . I I .
323,3” I'm-"5“ """' ""' ”"”""""'i 118 Waslllngton st., So. Norwalk. 19 Main st.. Norwalk. . ,
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A fewdays more and our counters will
be loaded with the largest and finest
stock of Fall and Winter Tailor-Made
Clothing ever shown in any .store in
The N orwalks.
\.
Child’s Wool Blouse Suits,
ages 3 to 8, regular $1
.60 quality, at
95c.
Vestec Suits for Little Fellows,
some sold as high as $3.50, for a few days only,
$2.25.
Wash Suits,
some of all sizes 3 to 8, 50c and $1 quality,
you can take your pick for
33c and 69c.
Youths’ Suits
that soldiat $5.50 and $6 50 c
an be bought now for
$4.75.
VERY SPECIAL.
50 Men’s Stein=Bloch Ready-to-Wear Suits,
that sold for 512 and $15, to
Fail Styles oi Men’s Dcrbys;
close out quicklyv'at 9
made in town,
5
.....................................‘..lllllll ai or iii-:iz‘ the lliilimiist Church,
’ $9.35.
$|.50 and $2.
WILLIS ill—SELLEGK,
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER.
50Wall street. Norwalk.
.
Cemsiock Br others.
OUR SIXTH
:Jtiie buying public, wbut time
I chants. Never before ln
such a wealth of goodness
Onto create a world,of talk,
Autumnal
Pant Sale!
Brings bargains rich and rare that are bound
not only among-
n our .
' ‘ne N orwalks has
. map
fellow lner- :
in trousers been of- :
e fared for so little money. Listen to the prices:
[I
: A $1.48, reduced from 82 and $2.50.
3 $1.98. reduced with $3.
: $2 48, reduced cm 83.5”.
. $2.98. reduced from $5. $4.50 and $4.
5 Money back'if you want it.
a ”WWW , __
Comsiock Br others,
0 1-4 Soflth Main st., So. Norwalk.
a Two 8w~=lmmm MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
when.
iTheP.J.L
business except on the basis of
number.
m.»- ,, i -
P IO...0..OIC.OOOOCTUOCOI0.000.000.0000...
wI‘CI‘CC'EH C0,,
Concerniu prices, it might be well to say that not under any possibility nor under
any pics aha l goods be sold lower anywhere than
the lowest prices
at these stores, that never Iinvitcs
at all times—tile best qualities at;
all times; thus ensuring our customer's interest. we constantly add to their goodly;
kg i" U
, NoRWALK."
The Big Store of tile County.
lheiastWeek of the Clean-upsale
' Eyerytlling Belonging to Summer Goes This Week.
BARGAINS iN EVERY DEPARTMENT
of?
Suits Skins
$1.00 ' $1.00
new on. Chorus.
In 1 M” iii» yd. and 2 yds. wide.
75c
\
Miss Mead's School for Little Chil-
drenwulrhi and Young Ladle! re-fipens
Tuesday, September 26. '
The mllool In full! NMDIWd
in all
departments. .
1"
it is in touch with- the leading col-
leges arid furnishes thorough prepar-
ation for Wclicsley,‘ Vassar and similar
institutions for higher learning.
Girls who do not wish to enter col-
loge are afforded excellent opportuni-
ties in systematic and comprehensive
courses of study.
$1.00
luck
liaisis Skins
Sill
DOMESTIC GOODS.
49c Ready Made Sheets, 39c .
$1.75
Slash
Skins
illli
$1.50
liliiil
500
Shin
$1.00
BSISSIS
haw... Waisis
690 25c
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
35c 7~Incb .lardillicre with gold dec—
31 and 81-50
Shirl
A carefully graded Primary Depart-
ment offers every attraction to the
small children of hotll sexes.
Classes in special branches:
Elocutlon conducted by Mrs. P. W.
Norris; Art, by Mrs. G. Willis White:
i-ltenograpliy. by Miss Louise Curtis:
Piano and Vocal Music by the Misses
lilnke; Dancing by Mr. W. (l. Nowell.
ornItIiIolI_lni inl :lIcoiorsI, l l 1 I30 15,. pmnw Slips, ?" pair. 250, Si :IilkI Front t-thirtiiI,
.._____.___. 'ulll‘ou’i in I ..irdIiiircs. g Mei [ill/g: 8-4 'l'urkey lied Table Covers, 59“ :1}: NtIlgnItI-IP.III.i:Il;nI:~HShiris. :01:
1;". I’uri'clllllu‘ pimps Idppnrn‘od Wm] l'i'c, llilck Towels, 24x40. 2 for 23c lloys' All Wool Knee Pants. 50c
For Mm“ and -.|| p-irtlc- gold. 10c To White llomct Flannel. 5c lioys' \Vaists. 25 and 50c
l . I. t ‘ Iiiiic. l‘orcclaiue l’lattcrs. Managed 49,. Heavy Half Illeached Table Lin- I Ladies' l.vaNeck and Short Sleeves
I u .ili‘ am» y o Niall-glhlll-l-claine 2 qt. Pitchers. “(I-0:: m". . .135" silk trimmed tests, worth Inc. 598.11%:
~ . ated with gold. 25c 09" in" lilmi'hi‘il ”mark. 000 lhiiies' Fast Black nonunion fin-
:iic l’orcelainc Gravy floats, 14c . isli, double soles, worth i2iéc. for this
27m l'orcclaine'l'icklc Dishes, 1o.- WASH ("mpg sale. . ac
rs ea iiic (‘ovcred lluttcr Dishes, 25c; lloys' Stockings. extra heavy spliced
' ' ' ’ lite (‘ovci'cd Sugar Bowls. 25c ”'5“ Lawns, 5C heel and double knee. 121,443.
- liic ’l‘ln Tea or Coffee l’ots. llic l.’.c Organdies, 5c. Ladics'i Four-ln—liand, this fall
Quart 'l‘in Pups, ‘ -ic 15c lllnlitic." 5.. styles. Mic.
. y ' l . ~. ’ I i)- .'
at ""‘S‘dev .. .. :3:
-. » Granite Iron ilam lioilers, with gm- ’_ __________
~01] TUESDAY) and leDAYS_ llitc lids. iiso' DRESS GOODS. .
' r . " ‘ . m- .. v i , t .
i “""E
! ——. N l , ' _ " yard. , Si. 35.? ones, $1.30. .
i O‘I cc' ’I'All.tllt MAUI-l stars. 2.2.- iirn... Hoods. mac :I‘allllngll'r mm m "'“5'
i 'i‘ ”w \- wfl} 1' AW v v" ' v 3 $22 iilack (‘Ilcvlot Suits, silk faced Good for school dresses. ' '
n ' ”r ‘I re I u, ml "I" ’--liii‘l\‘"l- 317- 50c Fancy Mixtures, 23c "‘-
313. MASON FRITIT JARS.
Quarts‘ and pints, 42c dos.
()il Stoves at cost.
i” corporation und r the laws of this: D; I: ‘ “.0 h Suits
Mate. located nud‘dolng business in; :I'; fishy." nnllncolorcd'Scrgc Suits
lNorwulk. and all other persons inter-L ' 3'1”
,csted in the change of location. licrcill- ' “0 Suits broken lots ‘5 each. '
I ' BOSTON STO B.
You ura- lici'oby notified that the sc-i
Wall St. Norw 1k, Conn.
li'linit’li ill ilit‘ 'l'ilwn of Norwalk ill“.
$1.50 Fine Black i'fnmcl's llair S '"' a
$1. I
75c Fall Mixtures. 50c.
lltVi' that public cglv'cllieilcc and li‘i'v}
ucssit)’ require a change of the Ill-i
nation and grade of the tracks of Sliitle
{Nol'wzilk 'I‘rauiuiiy (‘oiilpauiye from a}
i
i
I
ton Main street. at ltowaytun, in said
iNilrunlk. lo a point at or near thi-
Ililillhf‘ of Mary 1 homes. from the cell-Q
,tci' of said highway where the same inI
,.Huw located. til the easterly side of;
~liid highway: andfrom a point at or 9”.
near the house of Oliver i'imk. on said;
Main street. to a point at or near Iandi
Cannain and
00
_Ilighwa_v. as will more. fully appear by.
and profile of and proposed
'Ilangc, on file In the office of the sc- 0
.lci-inu-u of said Town of Sol-walk; and
i’hnt we will bear said Norwulk 'I'ranl—
iwny i'ompauy, and all others interest-j
,cd In said proposed change of said
:4 t', I.. (lg-Ira. from the center of said “ ” . .
.‘i:ighw.iy where the same is now im-a-I
ted, in the northerly“ side of salitl I ' |
. \ .
CNLL 58-2.
M
. 3 location and’gradc.-ai the office of saini \. ,
. ~clcr-ilncu of Norwalk. on Scptcmiwri - _ .
. - liiil’i. lailiihnt :iio‘clock in thelafternoonfi .
"it which time and place you are here-f
by notified to appear and show cause!
,if any you have. why said change or;
,ihc location and grade of said Norwaiki
:Tramway Company should not be!
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There's the biggest klnd of dlfl'erence between pure goods and the so-called pure
lama... i goods. Customers tell as there's "something” about our goods which seems to please
3.33%”? l???” "m m d” "'l them better than can be secured elsewhere. We anlte comparison of ourCofiees
i ‘ §Ii"u:i;:}-‘i'IQ‘-;§BS land 'l'eas. Extra finc (lilt Edge Creamery Butter 250 lb. Fancy new fat Mackerel
. ii ii. Susannah" III jliic each, 3 for 25c, or ill pails $1.50 each. Fancy double cream Cheese 16c lb.
if: , _:°"""‘I" "l "m ' ih‘ruit for canning daily. Bartlett pears 50c basket. 'l‘bmatoes from 15c basket DOWN,
, Pnul William. the German wfin imsi We are receiviu a limited amount of Plum at 750 basket. , Fine Peaches are in b,
man to this ountrv to mt as a jury g g
f ‘ l' ' r a ‘ I - - 0 I ‘ ’
man in a competition for‘thi; .iongzn‘ and are moving quite briskly at $1.40 to $1.60 per basket, accordlng todally market.
f r luildings li suit the news o t c} , . ,' ' . . , . ' ' _.
,i’,nv'm,,y fl, Lanmm ,3 mmw We advise all who applet iaIte line stm k to purchase now. batlve Muskmelons, very
"I" "m“ WWW“ “WNW“ 1" ”ti“ hne, from be to We each. l‘el‘l'lil Boneless Bacon lbc. lb. Beat-hunt Bacon, in glass
many When he Was chosen to design _ ‘ . , . . , * , ‘. ,
~tllc l'nr- Jars, 25c Jar. lhe demonstration of (sorton s l‘lrlli foods have been a success and
the building in lleriin wher‘
' I' . i i f ll 'l '
"mm” m ' m“ W“ W” M” l we recommend them to the public. .
mangli’il W W“ "mm wanna: CHASO Es SEYMOUR,
wished that the uses-mldy room of the,
33 West Washington Street. ‘ Leading Grocer.
itcichstag should-he indicated by al
its in ii an invalid has.
as a reflection on himself. and. declar-i
ing that the people of‘ Germany were?
It's saving penny by penny that builds a comfortable bank account
I . . . '
and it’s deallng here that gives you the chance to start a‘iiili'lil
n'llt sovereign. he forbade the dome.
fund of your own.
tller here-in fact it will almost do the work of a quarter.
i
The dime's mighty purchasing power goes fur- ,
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Norwalk Chronicler