We have Suite end Overooeie to
ehow you thet can’t be but by any but
the beet teltore. They ere better then
nine teller-e out of ten can make for
. . you. The teller theheen equal them
‘ will charge you one-half more then our
"w ¥ prleee and perhepe double. Try them
"'1
p l‘
lih
on. then decide for youreell', but don't
foot your-elf Into paying e big price tor
Suit or Overcoat, because you an get
them from ue no good for only $7 or
$10., No more; no Ieee. '
bet the Habit. Go to the
Bopgright Clothing Co.
‘ 5 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HARRY GOODWIN, ' '
Manager. >-
Iou floor It All Over lown.
“I don't. sou how I ever got along
without Walk-Over Shogun. I'm glad
I can get them In town." When you
constantly hear stutementn like that
you ltnow there uth be or reason for
it. The reason in that Walk‘Over
Shoes uru ll perfect, combination of
tease. excellence and elegance and up-
.penl both to hard heads and tender
feet. $3.50 and $4.00.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
' Authorized Agency,
90 Washington 8t. 80. Norwaik.
FREE
Saturday Oct. 20
Handsomeiy Decorated
fBlue Oatmeal Bowl
To All Purchasers of Tea. Coffee
Baking Powder. Spices and Extrema,
'TIlE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
126 Washington St., South Norwalk.
Phone 655-2.
Next to Poet Office.
Free Delivery.
BE
Per Barrel $5.
.. ......"
{Hm "Flour,
Per Bag, 650
_ . FANCY SWEET POTATOES ............. I ....... . ........... per pack, 20::
WHITE POTATOES, FINE STOCK. .. . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . .bushei. 75c; pcck,“20c
" *" ' MILK ......... .............................................. 3 cane, 25c
ROGKWOOD’S 0R WM. BAKER'S CHOCOLATE .............. 2 cakee.25c
H, O. OATS ............................................... 2 packagee, 25c
FORCE ................. . ................................. 2 packages, 25::
NEW PANCAKE FLOUR ..................................... package. 10c
NEW BUCKWHEAT ....................................... 2 packages, 25c
CRANBERRlES ..... n ....................................... p er quart, 10c
FANCY‘APPLES, QUINCES PEACHES. CELERY, WAX BEANS. T0-
MATOEB. HUBBARD SQUASH, ETC.
» United Grocery 00.
So. Norwalk.
. Phone 143.
49 Fort St.
East Norwaik.
Phone 319-3.
~ , OLDEST ODD FELLOW DEAD.
STORM WARNINGS DISPLAYED- I “'AI:I;INUI“OI‘{II,(It'l. Iii, min-my II.
._ \ WASHINGTON. (lei. ill.”'I'Il“,l-‘ouw fornwrly iv! Nl-w IIIIVI'II and
5 ' Weather Bureau's tzvlmrul i'oruonut fluid to lum- Ill‘t‘Il tlu- iiIlIt'b’I (ldd l~‘vl
. .. ,. _, , _ low I tin: uiutv, dim at he flux” in
; ‘ lays. The (.illIlI of tin truptinl din illtutII-nlntu “m IIIKIIII. “It” “INN!“
turhuncc IH :ippt‘lrunlly at iron nonn- dill-.HI, jrlllti'tl Qulunlpluv Urdu“ No. l. l.
lanes of! tin.- int‘oiluu ennui. tin In- 0. (M R, in lhiiil, nlioriiy after I WM.
“9““. h|“‘““"‘“": “I“ cxiunll‘u '" ”‘1" uruunlu-d. llv uluo was a wvll-Inuwu
have'ehln‘t‘tirhiIII-ll III‘ISII‘IIBIIRI‘IIIIIBII'I‘ :lliritx:M:INlifl and mm a nwmhnr ui‘ llirani
IdliIfll‘ Nu l, A I". tilliI A 55,. "I Now
8 rm warnings urn dlupluyed on ihl‘lttmvu Funeral nl-r'l‘lt'l'u will he Ili‘IiI
Ilium today and ion will he hurlml in
A Ianttc count from Savannah lo l‘IuNl.
port.
~. K
5‘. 3/3.
“Tail
...—nu
Tluhe ceuiml outm-
lionulho If“. .
around u itch t.’l
other molten revolm
Bylte cooking o uhnll
know the "0‘. For it holds thr- world's lunliluu rornrd, No other
all". no good It) tho roolr~ on nluplr. rut rllnrirvr, Mi mlrpnmlcul an
it: . Once A "Hull" alweyn .o " llui: " Imn tuned into a pinion.
4‘“ for HUB RANG E3 and Iorpct all others.
. Mohut‘aciurerl and Walrnnieilby lihll'l‘li & AV'I‘II‘WY I'lt,llmum. Men.
M ‘ radium or W E”
A. J.,.GOI.LINS I (20.,
igll Ne. Mela lit. 6e. Nerweik.
..M ....... ...“.ch
V A Practical Suggestion
‘ It you find It «lithrull to save. try this plan:
Kong on accurate nocountotluut what you npund {or a
[win It over and are how mud of It you could how nvnlilml
main! them lime to what you ought to rum» nanny.
thitlmotlflt Illlllblll F‘Illl'l’l' and live on the lulluitrr.
., M. This ptnn hen helped hundreds to
‘ pill elm tic-Io yml.
South Normlk Savings
lllnlllh.
Tho
‘i'iwn deposit
ll Will mum bu
become regular Mili'l'l’ii and
Bank,
it... Mill Namath. Geno.
pounds, The lineup follows: ‘ , ...--.... , ., , WM... ..
. 3. 8. S. N. H. S.
Kusslur ....... it. It}, Aln‘uhazns ,
~ I'luhlwll ........ 17.. 'l‘. ........ ltliulu
Wood ........... It. (i. . . . .AICIAIIIKIIIIII Pa l 0 al
Nonk ............ i‘, ............. ’I‘ove .'
llulkloy .......... 1.. ‘IC. . . . .thhlmi ( E
3:32.?“ """"" [ha """" $6323", Our display of the famous AI~
McMahon ................ of n ............ ii‘xmii fwd Benlnmin 6: (3038 New
Burst ............ It. It . . . .W‘ Forts York Clothing.
Shiwk..... ..... l.. ll.........It. Day ‘
Mvrrtnn. . . . .I«‘, ll ..... W. liornn We have scoured the oxolustw
m one: mm erkunnm
, i
‘unew retire 7on
I W x ‘ ..
Peculiar Action; etle Men oi 'IuPIIII’I
no.
A very peculiar case was reported
to the Norwalh police last evening.
All yesterday atternoou‘a Inna lotion Cured my two "mu ohfldfan of
on about St. Paul's Church. getting severe colds that threatened
drenched by the rain, and about dunk pneumonia. x shell aw”! keap
he went. out Into Euut avenue. gother- p on hand hereafter. 1 hope that
ed together a pile of cobble stones
and began throwing them at the
church. '
A nieecago was not io'the police
as quickly as possible but though Olli-
cer Motherland Immediately respond-
ed, the man inui tnken' flight hy the
time he arrived on the Groon.
It is considered quite likely that the.
man escaped from n eunlturlnm. He
was not heard from utter hlu peculiar
n'otions.
thin will meet the eyes or other
mothers that they may learn the
value or Linonlne.——Mra. George
W. Reynoldsnszti North 62d St.
Philadelphia. N
All Drltggiatcézso, 50c. 31.
One Hundred Pereone Reported Killed
or! lured. '
ST. PE'I‘ERSB R0. Oct. Ill—«It til
reporiod that 100 persons have been
killed or Injured as the result of a
railroad accident today at Alon. on
tho Mosuowdtnrsh line.
—~I.eg of Lamb. lilr. Ilu‘ttcry‘u.
OBITUARY NOTES.
FUNERAL 0F .l. ll. DYKEMAN.
’l‘lm tuiwrnl at James B. Ilyknnz'm.
of. Weston, who was a member of
iiurhcnoo Tribe. 1. 0. It. M.. of Nor~
walk, will he held from his Into rcei-
deuce in Wonton. Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The Rev. E. B. 'llenn. '
ot Weniport, will otilciute and lntor- “Wk. from “39 Norwalk HOSDIWI. .VOS'
mom will ho in i‘olutown Cemetery. iel'ilil)’.
A delogntion of Norwalk Rod Men .
“'m “"“m‘ NEWELL’S DANCING ACADEMY
“K GILBERT NEVVELL'S.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING
The South Nor-walk High Schools ‘1 ‘ “"2 “ . ,‘1‘ 5°” ‘ "r ‘ I '
and tho Franklin (lrnnmuir SchootIWMI“ (’I'Il‘m’"3 ““39; young lodges.
football team played a game of foot rnisuenn‘and masterly. \Vcdnendny. i‘I.
hull this morning. The score was 38 17' “I "30 p.m. ””9“?“ class. for n~
to u in favor of ”10 High School. The “3““ "“dfilenimmen. “04“?“le (3303‘
Victoria would like. to challengc uny,l" at 8 0“ 001" 0
team whose lucmllcru ngurogntc ltih
whumh Force. lilo. liuttury'e.
Benjamin (Yoklo, who had his nrui
m'unhod between two freight corn In
Wrotport. wont to his home In Now
«Round Steak. 2 "m, L'I'w. liuttcry's.
‘ """‘"*j‘j"“ selling rights for the Town or
E ‘I‘Hsh hlrouldvrs. l” Norwalk of the finest rcudyttr
wreur clothing made in all the
world.
Allied lit-alumin & (70.. New
York. have out the fashions in
g the clothing world {or till years.
i
iluttery'n.
.. 3t",
The work of I‘rutorlng the operating-
room at tho Nnrwulk Ilu>pintul will
hp rumpletod tonight. 1
>441; of Lamb. lili'. liulii‘l‘y‘u
F. w. MITCHELL _________ Auctioneer No other clothing approaches It
, ’ in quality or ulrle.
Auctlon sale 'I Suits and I)vvrrouiu. $13; to U”.
or i -——-—
- . . I .
household Iuromiuro ; 32°§.tl°.‘i§"m“§§ifi.”"
Will soil by Public Auction. on i
Friday Oct 26th }
at the Ferris Place. No. 8 West Ave.,
.d to o'clorlg a. “L, llonuchold
lv‘urttilurv of all descriptions. (-onslxl-
litigious.
' or. much.
inr. Iu Iltlll of lliil‘Ilil'. suiting room and H "ER.
dining room furniture. rurpldu oi nil FU I'NER.
hindn. lnldcs. i-huirs. pictures. crock”
or)“ Alta, our. lt‘ stormy, Ntlll‘ will lilIii'
plui‘l' Ticxl day. some hour. I
IS Weehlngton Street.
South {Nowell
_ BER :9, 1906. I
‘momo our! occur. scour.
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Our entire new line of Furs is now open and ready for your in-
spection. The same high grade quality that has always prevailed in
this department has been maintained in this season's line. We stand ‘
back of every piece of Fur that we ,sell with a full guarantee. The
manufacturhr stands back of us, so that the buyer takes no chances
when Furs are bought from our stock. We invite everyone to make
a critical examination of our stock. No detail of honest workman-
ship has been slighted. Every piece is perfect in fit, elegant in de-
sign, and made up in the very best possible manner. Our prices will»
be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal quality and
merit. The line includes dificrcnt shapes in Sable Fox, Isabella Fox,
Squirrel, Sable Martin. Isabella Martin, Japanese Mink, Black Lynx,
Blue Fox, Silver Fox and Persian Lamb.
TRISTRAM c HYAT'I',
The Armory has already hogan to:
assume a wry bully aspect. in antici-
pation of the big week fair of the Nor-i
\rnlk Fire Department. Booths nre‘
being erected.
~~~I.nxnh FOI‘t'S, lilr.
The remains of Mrs. Cornelia E, AI‘
ion arrived in Norwnik thin nitcrnoon;
und ware interred in Riverside Giulio
tori: Mrs. Allen was the wile of the
Rev. George W. Allen. The Rev. Frank
D. 'I‘orrcy conducted the funeral ner-
vlco hero.
llu i tury’x.
~>vl“r(«sh Shouldcru. lztlgr. Iluttcry's.
-~Shonldcr Steak. l0r. lluttcry's.
IISIBilllilIIlll.
(
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician,
I 12 Isaacs Place.
Norwalk. Conn.
Phon‘c.
Graduate of the A. T. Still In—
stitute of Osteopathy, at Kirks-
ville, Mo.
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health.
Particulars of Taylor a Golden. or
F. W. Mitchell. Auntionuur, (‘vntrul Ilo-
lt‘I. South Not-walls.
resh Fish.
Snapper Btuee .................. 12: lb
iiow About
... .lZc to
Native Eele .................... Me to
Special Sale 0' Whole Salmon, 10c lb
Ciecoee ........................ 12c lb
Porglee ........................ 10c lb
Butter Fleh .................... 12: lb
Halibut ........................ 14c lb
Steak Cod ..................... 12c lb
Large dry Eecntlope. 45c to 50¢ e quart
All other klnde 0! Sea Food at
Reasonable Pricee.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'B FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET
Old Salvation Army Building.
Eeet End oi Weehtngton Btrut Bridge
HOYT'S THEATRE
FRtDAY. OCT. 19.
Henry w. Seveae Ol‘lere
THE COLLEGE WIOOW,
By Geo. Ade.
staged by Geo. Merton.
Exactly u preeented 30a Tlmee in the
Garden Theatre. New York. and 82
Timee in the Tremont Theatre, flue
‘?
Ito tools tool to.
eevee;
. ”...... .W «...... ...... ...»...W
"GIOVER'Sllf PLACE
ton. Itl'reheHoee
A-r.w.A.T.n.nt nwnem ATWAT- '
cm rum rum RAH! mensguaongom.
rum ....... 25o. 60c. m. ”.00 “‘- A '
fiat Row Orcheeire ......... .. . use
HOYT'S THEATRE
MA. all! AND MONT.
IATUHDAY. 0070!!!! 20.
The loin-nth: Mete-Dreme,
OYFOV JACK.
with
VAN KINZII.
The Sterling Young Actor.
And an “outlet“ Cut.
Biron in Hurt lniereet.
(loo Glenn Comedy.
New leeelelilee.
FOI’ULAI ”lien:
Matinee it): end 260
Ironing . .. m. title tile and we
HOYT'S THEATRE
MONDAY. OGTOIIR 22.
The llrnottenel domedy Drama.
New vonk BAY IV DAY.
A strong company and email:
Ieenery.
euowme me one» ounce
u"""l Gilli wo'fi'm
“In 0 .
mum one... ’ um mo $5.50.
Hooker in the Home. W
hum“. Phone at.
m‘u'llmiu a can t '
Momma e u.- . , . .
eletent with the elm er the May. .4“ m
Pflllfl! ...“... lie, so All! u. “A“ ‘i WA] f" .
. _ . I w” . ., \ .1433
2» p“ ‘ ‘
I" Annual “Fair
Norwalk fire Department!
Week at Oct. 22d,
at the Norwalk Armory.
Entertainment Each Night at
the Fair.
Dancing Every Night.
Single Admission, 15 Cents.
Season Ticket, 75 Cents.
"ENoti-ce.
Admission of Electors.
Notice is hereby given that the Be-
lortinca and town clerk of the Town or
Norwnlh will hold it nouulon in the
Town Court. ltooni‘ln the Town Hall
Building. Wall ntruot, In tho City of
Norwalk. Friday, ihc 19th day or Oc-
tober. Iiitltl, from it o’clock In the toro—
noon until 8 o‘clock in tho afternoon.
(or the Dlll‘lltlfli‘ oi exumlnlna the quail»
tlcntlona or electors. and admitting
to the elector'o oath thorn who llhllll
he found qualified;
and will ho in nutrition for the some
purports». at tho Police Room. lluvlland
llll't'l‘l. In the (‘lty oi South Norwalk,
Monday. the. 2'2an day of said October.
from 10 o'clock in the. forenoon until
it o‘clock In the afternoon,
and Wodnemllm tho 4th dny of acid Oc-
tober. from 2 o'clock In the nitorntxm.
until Ii o'clock in tho ufturnoon;
and unienu all naturnd on the limit lint
rut “to ho Iundo" whonc rlxhin tlllllII
uper to have matured, uhnll have
burn mlmltcll or rolnctnd, said eclect-
nwn and town clerk will he in reunion
for said purpose. at nntd ’l‘own Court
Room. Wuil atrert, Friday, tho 26th
day of Haiti Octohnr. from ii u'chwk In
tho lornnoot; until ii o'clock in the ot-
lernunn nntt‘ not nttcrwnrde. except
lhrll It It opium that the rlghio or any
W‘l'tltm on the iinn lint, under the title
"to he made" will mature ulnar mid
Fr-lriny. Ortoh‘ur 80th. and on or be-
loru the do All lulu otecturef morning.
until lit-tort and town clerk will be
in trunnion at the union or until town
clerk on the day before said electore’
trot-ling. to wit. Monday. November
l‘nh. illliii. from it o'clock In the fore.
llili‘ll until in o'clock in the uttcrnoon.
and not, afterwards, for tho purpose
or admitting ouch persons, and for no
other purpose.
tinted at said Norwntk. thin 15th tiny
of (lumber. Illilll.
JAMES A. BROWN.
Abl‘fllili‘l AVIBON.
J. H. RAYMOND.
flelucttnon or the Town at Harriette.
BORDER? II. SHIT”.
010 17 1! 19
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NORWALK, CONN.
/r w.“
H. KRIEGER & 00
WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH ‘NORWALK. .
Cash or Credit.
We give the people every ad-
vantage of value and style that
any other store can give, and at
the same time we extend to our
customers the advantiages of a
charge account plan by which
they can charge their . purchases
when they are made. This plan
applies to every department in
our store and is open to all cus-
tomers. You can buy your Fall
Clothing and pay us while you
are wearing the goods.
0
All Fall goods are here now.
There will be no better time to
‘buy.
H. KRIEGER & CO. ,
N
W It __—
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Quinces Quinces‘
WE HAVE A NICE BTOOK ON HAND. THE OUPPLY IO VIRY
anon‘r, our WHILE erv LAST can rate: to FANOY oumcne,
925K. 66o, , .
i
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR FINE ABSORTMBNT OF FANCY CAKES, AT
2 L88. FOR 25c? .
oooo APPLE! eon rice, PICK, 25c.
3 GAIN conceneeo MILK. 250.
are omens, prick. and; ounnr. Bo, ~
2 cm: rnncv nee SALMON. 25¢.
a culture PEA onus. m. .. “no. , ' mu.» .
3 Lee. MILK anckane. 20o. . , w“...
or. . acorn nonwnex.
run. CALL, 690-2. .
' mm.
' l
ya'nonm MAIN
missufil a; a “yummy“...
.45,
Norwalk Chronicler