: ice “ , Cream
‘9‘ MAR! YW’INI NID‘?‘ '
When
ooot wh
‘For .
(Wound
not protect younem
to the amount of $350
proportion for a larger tum.
Very Rompetiuiiy,
TAYLOR GOLDEN.
Real Estate and inoura
74 Washington
Telephone No. 213-2
noo Agents,
Street.
it can be done at so email e
10 you can Insure your Furnb
Household Geode for three
year: again: lose or damage by Fire
.00 and in that
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Loooi Nous iiotos.
Mrs. Cliltord Randall was a visitor
In New York today.
Deputy Sherll!
In Danbury today
John W. Scuiiey is
on business.
~American Band and how's Orches-
tra, Friday night at. Roton Point. '
M...
A regular meeting otriandy Jennings
Lodge, Shepherds oi Bethlem, was
held last evening.
The Norwaik city Republican caliCus
will he held at the town assembly hall
next Tuesday evening. The city ticket
will he made out complete at that
time.
——Hats at retail or wholesale prices.
Bodwell‘s, 54 Water St.
Anson Kecler, ol' Norwaik, has so-
cured a position in the office of the
Crotut &‘ Knapp Hat Company.
A party or Norwalkere made a good
sized Catch of bass. pickerei and perch
yesterday at Lake Waccabuc. In the
party were Councilman C. H. Dilworth,
Judge H. W, Gregory, Hiram Davis.
John H. Manning and Moses H. (lio-
vor.
—One Horace Waters Piano. $50—44
per month and no interest. Mrs. J.
W. Studwoll, 39 North Main St.
There was dancing at Roton Point
last night, though the attendance was
noti quite as large as anticipated. It
Is thought that there will be a large
number of ocople at the Point Friday
night. when there will be dancing at:-
sin in the paviliion.
The Northport Oyster Company has
commcnccd the oyster opening sonson
and about thirtyunen are now enmioy»
“shucking” the. hivhlvés: 'A busy son-
son is nuticiixttod. The new stcnmor
of the company. which bus had an
engine lnetuiiod at Bridgeport is now
at Norlbport being complotod. Sho will
probably be ready for use tho onriy
part of ()oiobor.
An interesting.
ball game
tween thc
clcan und clovcr
wu splnyed yesterday bo-
Fi‘l'tliiillon und Sophomore
classes of the\ Franklin street. school.
The game wile umpired by Principul
William (I. Route. of the Franklin
school and at the end, the scoro stood
III to 6 in fovor oi’ the Sinilionioros.
’l‘he gami- was a clean and gcnticmnn-
Iy one und a great dcul ol’ crodit to
those who took part in it. Though
the Freshmen were beaten tin-y put
up an cxwptionnily gOod gnmo ol‘ bull.
NORWALK EAGLES MEET.
Norfolk Club Elects Officers and Take:
in New Members.
Norwnik Aerie Fraternal ()rdog of
Eagles hold a iii-salon inst night at tho
lodge rooms in the (lancttc liuiidinu.
when it was docldud to hold ihc Aorio. .4
third nnnuul bull on Friday evening.
November 2nd .nt tho armory.
The committee wns also appointed
last night to make the nrrnngomonts
and includes it‘dwnrd llouton. Ed «urd
F. Hands, Thomas (lurvey. Thomas (I.
lamliert. Charles Murray. hiwurd
Gerhardt. ’l‘hoinus Casey. Edward ii‘.
Dul‘i’y, John Kelley. William .I. Powell,
Daniel Keogh. Otto Rhode, Erncst it.
Wilson. .Iohn (‘. Slice: and (.‘ornolius
A; MoNuinnru.
The Norfolk club hold a ntcoting lust.
night alter the rtnniliir ncrio IIIUI'IIIIK.
The club is an organisation. ihc mont-
bern of which nrc buying in Si poi-
month. the money to go toward I)t‘lil‘~
in: th‘o uxpcneo oi the trip next Au-
gust to tho Suvt'emoitConvention of
Eagles. which is to be held in n tipcc-
hilly constructed building on the Jam-
ostown Inxhonition Grounds near Nor-
tolii, Virginia,
The Noriolii Club now hoe oislncun
members, Lust night orgnnlnaiimi
was perfected and oilloero chosen no
follow. . ;_
President-domes M. Orengh.
Viee-Prenidont—«F‘ronk T. Soundorn.
secretory-ultimo» R. Wilson.
'l‘reneurorwnornurd J. Reynolds.
The» club will meet on the first and
third Wednesdayii oi! such month, and p
it is expected that the membership
will he uroaiiy luorenaod.
mm.
dist Church.
doopiy touchinu l'oniurks
FOR BOYS.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS}:
[or business.
hand drawing, Athletics.
lLLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
OBITUARY Norse-
MARTIN SULLIVAN.
Martin Suiiivun died shortly bciorc
noon today at tho Norwuik Hospital,
when ho was rendered unconscious by
no arcidcnl. to tho truck ho was driv-
ing in Wont uvcnuu. Iic trim] to (‘l‘tisn
tin.- trolloy trucks in front. or a rapidly
approaching car, which hit tho vohirio
in the roar. ovcrtm'ninx it and tin-nun
lug tho drlvcr to tho ground. i'raiu
hiring his skull. No hope was outcr-
tulncd for his rccovory and ho grail-
ually grow weakor until death rcilcvod
his sulloring‘s io-dny. Mr. Sullivan in
survival by a wife told six obildrcn,
largo clrcltx of l’rionds.
WILLIAM 'I‘IMI‘SI)N.
'l‘hc dcuth of William 'i‘inipson, son
of Mr. and Mrs John ’I‘impson, occur-
rod yuslcrdny at tho fumily homo. ii
North Main siroot. from oholoru iuiun-
tum. 'I‘hc child was throo months of
ago. The funeral will bo hold at. 3:30
this aftcrnoon. The intcrmcnt is to
be in ercrsidc Comoicry.
FUNERAL OF I". W. DECKER.
The funeral of the Iuto li‘rodcrirk
Wurron Dccker was hold this hitch
noon at 2:30 o'clock from tho llcckor
t'nmily rcsidonoo in Scavicw avenue.
Rev. Hugh Ii. (‘nrpontor. pastor of
tho South Not-walk Baptist Church, of~
llciuling, assisted by Roy. \I', W. 1‘.
Duncan. of the South Norwulk Moiho-
Roih mlnisiors mudo
coucoruiniz
tho life and unforiunuto illness of tho
doccusod.
'i‘Vi'o ducts wero i'ondt-t‘od It)" (It'ot‘gt'
Hirsi and MN. 'l‘horon Iirudioy. 'i‘ho
ducts worn “i lift Mino [Cyrus in 'i‘hcc"
and "Load Kindly? Light." itov. W.
W. 1‘. Duncan road from tho scriptir
rcs. n'l‘itc puiil huurors woro William
Mcl’lici'son, Howurd iLAZolnll. [Gibson
Lewis, '
'It‘rannls Ln'urnuri, Richard
Voight and Ali'rod lirowu nil mcmbors
oi ()id Wcll Hook and IAnidor (loin.
puny.
cd to tho urnvc bv tho mombors of
Tina roilinins \\'t'l‘o accompani-
ilhl Woll liook mnl Ia‘ilIiIi'l‘ (‘ompnny
of which tho dooonsod was a mombor.
Muyilowor iiook ilillI lunhlor Company.
I’uinmn Hosc and tho South Noi'wuik
Firo I'ollco.
'I‘hcro wcrc also (IUIURIIII‘H from tho
Dcckor Club. v: a ‘
Many bountiful floral ombloms woro
rcccivcd from tho illilcront orunnlzu-
lions with which lllo (Il‘i‘i’lli-ii‘II was
identified and from the host of friends
who know and lovod {\Ir. ih-clu-r in
”lo. 'i‘hrI rcninins \vcro plnocd in
llio roccivlng vault in Rivorsiilo i‘omo~
l.or_v and tho. lnlurmont will lilIil' pint-o
aitcr tho return of (lupiuin and Mrs.
i‘olor liockor. {Ilil't’lllti ol‘ tho dooonsod.
who huvc boon rcnchcd by tologi'liph
and who will roturn homo :Is soon its
possibio.
FUNERAL ilii‘ MRS. li.-tit'i‘_
'I‘ho funcrul oi Mrs. iiuulci i'. littrt.
iorincrly Miss llolon (i‘iionnoii. oi
Winnipuuii. was Vory inrucly httondmi
this morning from St. Mary’s Church,
Norwitlk. Rov. i-‘ulhor tl‘ilonnoil oliio-
third and thoro wow u Iuruo nnmbor
ni‘ llorui iributcn. 'I‘ln- iuiormoni was
in St. Mary‘s (‘cmoloiy
JEWISH NEW YEAR.
in South Main Street.
Iiitppy Now Your.
61:67 ninco tho boulnning of tho world.
and tho iicbrow rceldcnts of Tim Nor-
wuiks urc obsorving it Iii tho coil-inn
lion ot‘ Rush iinohnuub. or tho .iowish
nrdcr of tho iIii)‘ (or it. is now that tho
room-dim: union bi looking ovcr
boohu lii'l'iii'iililu lo Jowitilt lelcf
Iillt in tho iiynuuoxnc. licv. Solomon
at sundown tonight.
SNEAK THiEF AT HOSE HOUSE.
Whiic ilrivcr Bumuoi Moiiownn won
out cxcrciuluu tho I’uininn Iionc (loin-
mum-mi Ibo bouo built“? and stoic till
from one of tho. lookout. i’rucuutiuhe
Itnvo
Idcliilly of
tho thici.
~o—«v .. .
FIR" METHOD'igggnAYIH MIIT.
’i‘iio prayer meoti this evening, at
the Flint Methodisli‘cmroh. will in!
“ in anticipation oi reiiynloy and week
. tor which opocioi prophratioun are be-
ing mndo. The to will he The Vic:
lorieii of Faith. he pastor will teed,
. the service and mite on alarm. The
various services ‘ot the next tow days
will be the ubloot of special prayer. A
'Vfiry enrol-i invitation to extended w'
a .
CONGREMMAN HITT DEAD.
NMt AilANSi'l‘i‘T i’liiill.
flout. 2i.»~(’.onurcsnmim Robot-i. Ii.
I‘litt oi illinois. diod ut his summer
home here to-dti)’. ‘
Postcards.
I2 New Views of Norwaik
and South Norwaik.
c .
a “fig
WM rim oroalfir J
outtosoioo
stumford. - Conn.
School-house well equipped. Well
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
Manual training, Free
__.—
wherc he was tuken Monday afternoon-
NO. 14 80. MAIN ST.
who liuvo the sliiccro sympathy of it‘ ----—-—-~ .
;
vice we give. . (
) J i; :g Buy Oats Thais Clean. , . E
Fall Fixingst for
Men WhoKnow
There's no average of taste in dress. If there were, it would be
a simple matter to provide acceptable fixings.
In consequence, our presentment of Fall Fixings is so wide in
its range, that all tastes are tickled; the easy-to-please man to the
iussiest fellow will find exactly the Nockwcar. Shirts. Gloves. Hosiery
and Underwear he wants in our collection of the newest and best.
The show is ready. To see it is to-get acquainted with what’s
what in fixings. No obligation to buy because you look.
u...-
You can spend a half-hour profitably with our new Fall Suits,
Top Cdats and Hats.
TEL. CALL 632-2.
.._.... .-. ..... ... 4-
M\
You can buy Grain and Food for more, monoy, or you can
pay elsewhcrc. the price. we ask. lint you cannot equal
anywhere, the good quality of our grains or the good set.
é MANUEL T. HATCH. " X. In
We arc ncnr—— ‘ fl
Just as for us the
nonrcst ioitor~b0x ‘ " , I.
or telephone. , i
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main St“. So. Norwe‘k.
“COW
Services Held in the New Synagogue
Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 2, 1906.
Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, PEN-
MANSHIP, ARITHMETIC. GRAMMAR.
SPELLING. t'
Tuition. $5.00 per month. All Books Free. ,
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address, MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building. South Norwnlk. Conn.
l
'l‘mluy in tho first day of tho your
Now Yi-ur's, nud spocini I‘ollglonu nor-
ricon. prnyor nnd pcnltcncu nro tho
his
Spociul sort-icon worr- hcld lost over!-
Kcmiicr oiliclutluu. ()lhcr sort/Icon worn
hold this morning and will commoncc
ininy‘u horse yostorduy. u Hnonk lhici’
boon inhcn in mm that this diii'ti
not occur IIKIIIII. iiIliI n nrurrh in being
_ made for union cluo to tho
R. L.
[DEMANS _
cost“ AND wool:
Bowker’s Fertilizers. ‘
B. Hershfield & Son.
More
11! WATER 5mm
Thc' Leno Personal lntereot on the Part of
the Executor. the Better for the Eu-
intc. Therefore a Truot Coil!
$
the Ideal Exocmtor. ,7!
‘9
The. South Noroaiii lust lie.
93 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
ad..- “Wian widen / «Wit
. , .. mu ,
Iota «Executor. Idmlnlotrntotj. Trait“. I KHAN
Nor-thorn pfd. lost 1%, and inuisvilic
und Nusin'illo l.
rouciion in Rouding. but. rosc strongly
ocodod in cronting n punlo among the
, show
Loose ‘ loot iloio. "Boot;
. this village by tho lute ii. W. Budd.
‘ Cumlngn ciniincd ho did not one hcr.
nwiuix“ nysNING ‘SENTINEL
F"— : """"'""'"W ) """' I I! « +
PRESCRIPTION
TRADE
knowing that we can please you in
every way. ,
Spociui drugs needcd in tho prcpnru-
lion of prcucrlptions for severe. cases
can always be found at this Pharmacy
—thls Is onc. rouson why physicians
reconnuend us for prescription filling
—unoihcr rcuson is our Curefulnoss.
Prescriptions tilled and delivered
promptly. '
Iiitl iiiiiooi Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10le n. inr—Thcrc
was inn iltiio movoinont in the open—
int: stuck inurkci. u numbor of prom-
lnont lssucs soiling unchaugcd from
last, night. l’rlccs showcd n sagging
tondonoy. but thero was a small
sprinkling of gains. Reading to“ 1%..
on tho salc oi Lotto shnrcs. Grout.
Busincss was in ino.
(Icl'uic voiumc.‘
\\'.\l.i. S'i‘ltisli’l‘. Noon—«'l‘bo market
sitlzizod in sympathy with u ono point
n'bou thut stock utii‘unccd unuin ovoi‘
(no points. Ir'riccs loll buck a [rac-
tion bci‘orc noon. lionds were steady.
CONNECTICUT NEWS.
Wil.l.i.‘tiAl\"i‘i(,‘.. Scpl. 2ll.—~Whilo
bcing driven to tho Iui‘in, yostcrduy, a
bull owncd by Ilcnry llorrunce, ot'
I’iuinilcld. brokc away from its kccpcr
und mudc its way through the front
door of a botcl ut. Windham (‘cntor.
it cuntinuod down iho hall and suc-
Klil'h’ls bot'oro it was llnully cupiurod
in tho dining room oi‘ tho cstniillsir
mcnt.
\\'Ii.l.l.\IAN'I'I(‘, Supt. Eil.-~»Stinic ox-
ociiont rioting wus soon at tho horsc
pnrk nurlcultutul association
fnir yosicrduy. oupcciuily in tho 2:198
trot, and 2:ltl pace in which tho truck
rccord 01' 2:14»; mudo by llnmun
Wilkos, was equalled by liotlz l)., min
od by .1, II, lirunsoii. Now llmcn.
'l'lt-ic u‘oio tlvo slum-rs in this cvont
and four bouts \vcrc run.
Il.\R'l‘I"(,lIIl\. Scot. 2ti.~'i'ho siult’
poiioo ycstorduy siurlod from this
piusc on a few clues in connection with
tho murdcr of Frederick Lernnor.
whosc body was found under a bridge
Monday nitcrnoon and was iiiontiilcd
Tuesday night. The members of the
state poilcc worked on a clue in Rock-
rlilc and it wus stated yestcrdny that.
thcro \vouid bio an arrest probably last
night or this morning.
HARTFORD. Sopt. Bop—vi'bnirnmn
Comsiork nnd Sci-rotary E. 3. Thou:-
us. of tho lkunocratic static control.
(‘tnnmiticiu \vorc horo )i'rdi‘itiiiy for
the purpose of sccurinu heuiiipinricrs
for tho oommiltoi- {or iii i‘tilliIiil; cunt-
paign. Rooms 70 and 71 of tin,- Iloici
llvuhlcln wore. scicctcd.
PUTNAM. Scpt. 2ti.--.\ \vutcr turn
his in tho custom purt ot‘ (‘onnocticui
good ones. These Egga are ail right for many cooking purposes,
in lo doz. are bad. And if you should get one,
frigerator Eggs. real good, 28:; doz.
usefu.
LORENZO DIBBLE‘
I
. ..-.. macaw: 0...!" l_, ..
‘I'i-iA 'n' [Showroom do BABE-z
rooms THAN 'ro WEAR. BAD Show.
;ITi.S OUR. .Durv To wean cool). . ,
'fli’ié'zioli‘il’éiitm‘ Brod
Goon CLOTHES SHOULD Con’ivi’egncgiiigr .
THE rear. Peon SHOES no ‘TOCKiNaS
wour FOOL ANYONE NdrEVEN Your; ~
If.“ BUSTEK Biaow‘n.) 4‘
Wfacmu 4;»-
YOU— HAVE HEARD OF‘ THE HOUSE BUILT ONTHE
5AND—-.OI"‘ HOW. WHEN IT CAME TO THE TEST.
IT TOPPLED OVER BECAUSE IT HAD NO FOUNDA—
TION.
YOUR APPEARANGE ON A GOOD—LOOKING. GOQDf-
FEELING; GOOD—WEARING PAIR. OI" SHOES 50
YOUR. APPEARANCE WON’T FALL DOWN? WE
CARRY SHOES WITH A REPUTATION; MADE FOR _
U5 BY UNION WORKMEN; WHICH LOOK WELL.
FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL.
LOT OF SERVICE.
OF‘ THEM TO HAVE A GOOD COMFORTABLE
LEATHER HOUSE TO LIVE IN?.
YOU BETTER IF‘ YOU TREAT THEM WELL.
HOUSE YOUR FEET IN A PAIR OF SANDAL SHOES
WILL COST YOU ONLY $3.50 OR $4.00. THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE TO MOVE AGAIN FOR A
TIME.
DON’T YOU THINK YOU WANT TO BUILD
YOUR. FEET DO YOU A
DON’T YOU WANT EACH ONE
THEY WILL LIKE
TO
LONG
SELLEOK 8. PRICE,
HEAD—To-FooTERS.
98 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH'NORWALK. .
'Atr Oibmgiie’s
. . Hfifiwm
EXACTLY 80. A WORD ABOUT EGGS ‘
Do not fear to use my 28: per doz Eggs. i'm not selling bad Eggs. but
Not one
I make good every time. Re-
New York State Eggs, fancy, fresh selected Eggs, coat now, wholesale.
30c doz.; 32c dot. hero.
Butter now costs 255/2 to 26¢ wholesale. Selle here at present at 280.
Fine, selected
Finest Peaches, $1.40 basket—should be eeen to be appreciated
Fine Tomatoeo, a few baskets at 40c basket. '
Don't forget our Gold Sliced Boiled Ham—very good.
Job iot Hard Head Cabbage, smaii,but good, 3c or 2 for So. Hope to be
Telephone Call 26-4. ’
is lonrcd hero and unions ruin comcs
in good quantities thc mills along the
rlvors and stt'cnme will in- compolicd
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PK.
WHITE POTATOES, PER PK.
to run on short time. Wells are dry. ' """""" .‘ 20°
Ins up and the country roads are iikn BEN HUR FLOUR ...... . . PER BAG. 68c: BBL. 05.25
powdor. (truss 'is burning up and '
vegetation gcncrnliy is auflefingl omy Ji use AND PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. ......... PER BAG, 72c; BBL, $5.40
hoav ruins will relieve tho condi- '
"0mg er..K,30AN8.. ...... ............. 260
MIDDLETOWN, Sept. 20.—~'I‘Iio body . “ .
of the mun found iioutinz lust ’i‘uesduy
in tho (Vonnccticut filter with ycslerduy
idoniilicd as that or James O'Connor. Lt“ . I
0! Mlddiotown. :is years old Mill on r "
onn'rlml. in: had been employed by 2° North Mam St" 49 F0“ 5‘»
tho (tonsoiizintcd ltniiwny Compnny on SO. Norwailr. Ealt Nonvelk.
thc rnllroud bridgo connecting this
city it i i'ortiund.
A PiNt‘l. Supt. 20.--Tho dcdicu-
tin or the memorial library, a gift to
it place yesterday with upproprinto
orciueu. ’I‘wo intorcaiiug addresses
woro given. one by (Ilnti'loo I). Illuc,
secretory of ill siuto buurd of tuition-
tiou.
WiNS’l‘lcl). Scpt. 2o.w~ilotui Mnrtin.
n iwrrycnr-oid ltuiinn girl. 'ns run
ovcr and instantly klilod intc yester-
duy uliornoon by u wood wnxon driv-
on by Wellington Cummings. colored.
lie was taken into cuolody by tho po-
lico and hold until rcieuncd that oven-
ilm by Coroner Higgins at tho cunnin-
iiton of his investigation.
MM. «mm-m4
OLD FOLKO’ CDNCIRT.
The old lolko' concert given loot
cvonlng at. the Knight Street A. M. Ill.
Church mu:- urentiy onloyed. 'l‘hooo
who look pnil doncrvo grout prniuo for
the hearty manner in which they work.
rd. ‘l‘hbi is ospocluilg‘t of Mrs.
John 1). Taylor, who '. ted the
entire evening's program. it is said
that the consort was the best otter giv- .
on in the Knight Street Church. [ten
froshtnents were sorvod at the con-
clueion oi moan-03mm.
GIN. FUNIT N m WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. zoo-Ooh.
Frederick Funeton has arrived here
from Amoricun Lotte. Washington. and
has been in consultation with Gen.
Boil. ohlei’ of atoll. and other oiiioera
preparatory to departing tIMIIIIlt tor
Havana to join Secretary Toit’a party.
Phone :43.
36 Washington Street.
Phone 319-3.
zHunerds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of epplicstlon it work or boo
Rollo! tor strained and tired eyes may be had silt? serious trout};
averted by wearing a pair at oul
Propor Gin-coo. Proporifidjuutod.
humiliation Free.
latching oi Lieu-ea and all Repairing a specialty.
O. B. JACKSON,
. Optician. .
on WALL "our. NOIWALK. ”ML.
noun “ooh “lights, .’ 9 *
We have a full line or Wei-boob goods to IIIOW you. '
The Reed of. Voik Electrical Compton. f
Opp. Telephone Exohenge.
Norwalk Chronicler