A ‘rnoun'rn sAnu or REAL us'rATn.
‘uuom
., I ‘5 .A7 ‘1, Pursuant to so order of the Court
‘, ND OUR :4le 0f Childish l! is, we boa :A 6: Probate tor the District at Norwcllr
‘ bin
fibula, worthy of your notice. It ill glad: up of " authorizing him thereunto. the sub
AH the best things that can be bought and great ,frgll°“,.lyygl.d°lglg.33. “affix“?
care has been oblit‘rvedln the selection. We are mm; or Norwalu 1,. said mum an
- tumors sud wb‘tpare noipains to «them. You" ‘ lowing described real estate. to wit:
iliin till satisfactory to my (5f us. The .45th of 005‘ A A certain tract at land with the
Hlotbi‘ng Will certainly please. .
of Ellen E Brennan, easterly by land
of William E
JAMES A. BROWN, Conservator,
83 it . South Norwelk, Conn.
osITUAnv Reader).
m
sons .1. COLLINS.
line, occurred yesterday at the family
home, 14 Ferris avenue The child
at the
cemetery.
A. o.A Princes.
THE MARVEL OF THE CENTURY delusions;
THE WONDER OF THE AGE irrevere-
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
lilo Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of ...§.~.,B...W.‘.‘.:‘;’lnt€ li°l‘tl.l’.t'l‘l“cié’li
M'. M'.Jl B'd, [New
in Ten Days A 3...:
and Mrs. W. E. Montgomery, of 2 Bol-
den Place, Norwolk.
was two years, eight months and ing that or
twenty days old. The funeral will be grand Ilst.l
held this afternoon at 2: 'li) oclook, and was made ‘1
the intelment will be in St. Mary's clerk about‘.
The death of Augustus Cornelius
Pullen, aged seventy-three yours. oc-
WORLD’S GREATEST SALE m“ ”"3“” “‘ “'9 ......, 2" “i" "Ellyn.
street, Enst Norwnlk. He was born ,
in 070873 River Lowlsboro N Y and raised that a mun who is on the lust
. All too in Bridgeport.
NEW‘H VEN. Sept. 3.4- w'l‘iie effort
lipids in ill dsoport by liquor dealers
to get nun}. d the law which prohibits
anyone 7 He. thxpnyor and; ititizbn
from sight is liquor license and then
Morph»? Mon considering Plan ‘
alvr‘ays on the alert for things b9 pcheHloui-A (,1qu *‘A incapable person. has in or to the fol- even rests in him to one license. has
caused 7o ‘ int deolot comment about
7 town. Tb Bridgeport men by the '
Illd price“: are right every time. Yes, our line of HChil ten ’13“ 1”"de thm‘lfl’ mum“ In sum Nor
7 walk. being 100 feet in front and rule of on place of property. of nom-
. (’lemthmddlhfl feictd nuns:l 011' girls). lg Ainol value, it is stated, to 327 man.
u n A H A A_' on .2111 bun (1 nor cry ii an thereby n1 is that number or extra
GET THE HABIT ~69 to the 7 . ‘ A taxpayers at til it was stated that any
of Susan E. M ‘.ther southerly by land
3H Hall and westerly and all of ti, em would sign an applied.
by highwny coiled Glenwuod avenue. tion it ask (1 today.
For particulars and terms apply in In this cilv many saloonkeepers are
linking if 1119 same plan would not
work here. According to the low it
Would. but 1i it until April, as the state
statute just issued states that to sign
on upplicntic 11 every signer must be on
the lust grai 1d list of taxpayers. Oth-
'i‘l1e depth of .‘loi1n.J. Collins, ini’out ‘ers says the .7 1). man who might prop-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Col- erty “0‘" all ‘ 5W9“ ‘0 "8 Ownel‘fihill
befote the; issessors was in every
er and could sign.
lwever, is explicit in say-
(ner must be on the last
File inst grand list here
and filed with the town
to first of April last, and
Clerk Whitaker would
certify as l
next list vi- lnot be made up until
Aid would therefore pre-
. 2 property owners, or a
like case to dint of Bridgeport. from
or band, the claim is
grand list might sell out before the
next grand list is made and that he
day at 9 n. 111., and the interment will would still be eligible, although “0‘
n tnxpuyer, to sign on application. A
test case, that will be taken to the
supreme court is speedily looked
for nnd the questions decided.
in Bridgeport the sale of loud was
made by u bookkeeper in a breweiy
to the 327 men, all of whom it was
figured became taxpayers The town
clerk there says, however, that they
don‘t become such until next Fob~
runry, when the grand list is filed.
M1. and Mrs. Frank Korning. of HUSING 3'6 ENGINES‘
Woterbpry, were Labor Day guests of 1 ..__...
Mr. and Mrs. llor ice ll Root of Aiken ‘Ten Wheel Connected” Now Drawing
A ISRiAEL. Proprietor.
street Norwalk. 7 . m. ill Freight on Naugatuck.
Rev. Charles S. Muofnrlnud is contin~ Two big engines, known “3' ““3“
5H; Washington Street, 7 H South Nor-walk. ed to the house with n severe attack of wheel connected” are being used on
=5. _. ‘— to the mountains until the frost comes
A small Wood-house on the property
of Willinln Colemnu. in Wilton, nenr
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. .. their home.
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l Norwl‘llk Congregational Church will
H hold 11 locating in the anonuge on
" We do not want to pack away the light-weight goods remaining, Wednesday evening and the church
ml for a low days we wk! offer rare bargains In Clothing and Men's dny awning
Furnishings. H 1 \ mm
Thursday, it picnsuni, will be lic-
ME’N'S SACK SUITS OF LIGHT AND MED'UM WEIGHT FAB' boltnh Do)" at lnnulmocr (lettuce
they will oil have a good time.
« ,/ Four-in-Hands, 35, 3 for 31; Instead of 50c.
. . , ‘ .‘ RUNYAN TEQ‘I’IFIES AGAIN.
I Fancy Bat Wing Ties, 50c Goods at 261:. 'l __._.
*’ BOYS' SCHOOL SUI‘TS, SPECIAL AT $1.79. . Claims That he Read Newspaper Ar-
...A‘ to ilclcs to Mrs. Carter. H
Most oil sizes left and great values. We have the new Fall Sui NEW YORK. Sept. 3.——Choster "
‘ If you wish. ;’ u n 6' ; Runynn, the pnylng teller of the Wind»
sor Trust Company. who is nwnlilng
sentence for embezzling nearly 3100.
000 of the trust congmny's nlloncyH, rut;
. . .- . .. 1‘ witness nguln to ny n tie tra o
g u: ‘_\ l l l li“""“"'\ WA "x "A inuru Curler, who betrayed Runyon
‘ to the police and woe inter indicted on
Al. charge of lowing received a portion
. SMART, MODELS OF FALL APPAREL FOR MEN NOW READY.
nlcs 'AT LOWEST PRICES EVER. MANY ooo sun's AT ABOUT random. The. members of Eureka
Lodge are nll invited in come nud WATERBURY MURDERER BOUND
HALF PR'CE- ' ' spend 11 plensnnt day. They will loilHre OVER.
A T ’ . HATS NOW PRICED 986 on the 8:10 our from Norwnlk. "1e . r 7 .—
LO OF MEN 5 3150 AND $2 SOFT progiun for the tiny has not yet boon WA'l LRBURY' Sept. ‘3‘ Michnel
. . . Cur inelll, the Italian char ed with
.l/ ' NECKWEAR UNDERFR'CED- . arranged, bill. it 18 Stilt, l0 nny lllllt D g
hay fever and will probably have to so the Nnugntnck division at the pres-
ent time. one or them does the ot-
tel noon switching at 4 o‘clock. These
engines nilract much attention being
much lnrger and more powerful than
W
‘ ‘ I the Weston town line, was burned Snt- _ 7. ’
l ,[ urtlny night, entailing 11 loss of uhout the Binnll ones used on this division
A 54" . exclusively heretofore. These engines
Mrs. pl...1p,.7 “my dnuglilcr, Miss have three drivers and u. pair of trucks.
Evelyn Phelps. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. who They are of the type used on the main
have been spcndlng 11 low dnys with line for pasfieuger service.
rclnilrcs in town have returned to They are also used as freighters on
the main linealid are capable ol‘ druw-
§ ‘ The Board of Directors of the South ing from 40 to 45 louded card. 011
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the grunt-s of this division they nro not
capable of drawing quite so hcdvy
loads .nnd thirty cars have been about
council will meet at the church on Fri~ the limit. One of these locomotives is
used in hnuling the through freight
{10111 Winstcd to Harlem liver which
goes down one night and returns the
next. .
shooting and' killing Antonio Genovn
lust Sunday night, was brought before
Judge Burpee in the city court this
morning, nod held for the October
term oi the Superior Court without
. bull. Attorney Charles W. Bnuby.
for the prisoner, decided to waive ex~
last night by the deputy coroner and
it is sold he will claim that he was at
tacked by Bolhcelli, his enemy, end
6an to shoot to save himself. The
lump in the room 7wns extinguished.
um] shots were firing in all directions.
Bolhcelli und Cnpoblunco, the two oth-
)i‘ the stolen funds.
Runyon testified that he bod rend us who were shot by the prisoner. are
i iSH 8 80, several newspaper articles on the rob- doing Well ot‘lhe hospital.
berlcs to Mrs. Carter before his on
rest. The defense has contended that THE FALL HATS.
Mrs. Carter had no knowledge thnt the A « -—-—-
7, ,“ CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT CORT. ‘I, L money was stolen. George W. Young. Knox and Warner styles Inuod This
a“ ' cbnlrmnn of the executive bonrd of Week.
48-50 Wall“ Street. N orwelk. ll‘fl.l§'£f"l‘lla'rl‘llt“it'll.“‘byld'tl ’lli‘l The In" styles ornate issued by u...
told him that s’he 0hnd rcrHileivedd h-(him
_ , 7 - . Runyon u out 5.8 0 in o , an t at
‘ . I. ' 'HON E' 1712' $5,000 of this money she bud returned.
ATTORNEY E. F. HALL DHEAD.
W.MW-
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FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
m
two children. 1
United Grocery Co. ,7 M. Epstein, —-—~~'-—-—-—-
NEW LONDON MAN CHOSEN.
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ON‘ TO MOROCCO.
MADRID, Sept. 3.—~A disputcb from -
Bilbao. announces iiuit the Busnlsh
irude lenders are interesting butters
fist now. The Knox huts made their
nppcurnnco Wednendny.
The young men’s silk is 533x132 and
u sixteenth. The men's silk is 6%)117/5-
Mombor of Law Firm of Hall and Hill 2931/51: 1% cloth band. 12 line binding.
gh‘gr'l‘ll'gll’DMls" 2’“: o'ld'l'mlcmfc it ovnl curl with n sharp edge. The
cp.l.—»(Wn . _. . .
BClHfl a 80 B“ "I,” I] B [1 up Hull, of the law'nrm of Hull anlrnui. “My ""5 “W “m" hm" wm‘ ”l?- “d
m mmmmw died M Ma home bore ditlou of u slight hook und ll instoud
today from u gonorul breakdown litter of 12 line binding. The derby bond in
ii" 11111088707 ‘lblm‘ttl ll chluirl. ”18! With 12 line. The soft buts nre dross. sc-
‘ .. l .. 150 quitepromnen “ ‘9 """ ‘3‘ "““Y lllbiwkllucc. ilcgligoe 11nd oolloliluic.
B‘GULAR 22° BOTTLES FOR '“"" ' Bur. hnd served us liquor prosecuting flinging {mm 31," 112% 14 line bond to
agent in Bridgeport for ten yours. bud 4x294 with 1127 line bond boll: bound
been to the legislnture. und wnu form» and (mummy A Weston) Qty“, (3 41,“.
‘ ' erly ussocinted with John 0. Chamber-
lifi flat ln'inunod and lonthcr bnnd
lain. lie is survived by n widow and with buckle.
7 Truly Wnrnor‘ims u now but that be
culls “'l‘omorrow". It has 11 medium
roll cull. the narrow binding that
Y" “H ".70 ”II" 8*» '0‘ "or: 1... 1". 40 '6" .tn EII‘ NONI.“ f... '1.‘ NEW LONDON SUI“ i‘l ”Rlchfil‘d L'Ill’l be glwn ("1'73“ 18. ”my band and I“
P Freeman. .ir ,. of this city, bus rc- stood .oi til customnry side bow in
ceived notice of his ulilmlntlnunt us equipped with nailnplo crossover. it is
“- ‘ ‘ llluirlct deputy grnnd exalted ruler of semi-.stlif of o truthot‘ German build,
I ll ii I t P t ti 0 d» f
. for Sale, TO'Let and want Ads Pa“. 1mg“ Hangmsgvmmet v9 r tr 0 except um the crown dips u trifle it
comes in pearl, aluminum. beaver mu
pie proud and spruce. Dimensions us
iollmvma x2 "nod 4% x2-2
Aj‘hg ‘ FirSt Handy-“9d" ' lichens 311.2261 3"}«il‘illlél SCHOOL TIM:
olldrp diet you sure. merits the beginning at s. new ore. is your lines»
Ill progress. Many think a. hundred dollars is not enough to amount
' anything. butns small a sum as this has laid the first foundation
taken the 7 n. m. trnin oil in
Do you miss it?
" redlt and the mining of hundreds more, it was on..-—Phlladelphin inquirer.
it will proceed to Moroccan waters.
1 burbunite—ui see the have
First Bu h) lino. Shoes, Cops, Waists. etc. at special
may it big business and helped men to confidence in themselves, likgehghh‘uchugglbhghxenhlss 303$: prices.
Perhaps the kn‘owledno that s crowd ‘7 ,
dxoursionlsto Were waiting on on A
, .tly iii from or the church may live
Within 7 till till
a man's standing. The ‘
nminntlon. Curpinelli was examined .
Large assortment of Boys' 31113.7
' .3
Our Annual August Sale of
on all lines of sensdnable goods to air In. . ‘ f' , .
Women’ s Reads to-Wear Goods. White Shirt Waist Suits.
Colored Shirt Waist Suits. While Wash" Skirts.
Separate Coats for
all kinds of Summer Goods is now In progress. important reductions in prices
H7' - l l
Summer Wear ‘ Handsome Lawns.
Figured Organdies. Striped and Figured Batiste.
All at Prices to Close Them Out.
, TRIs'rRAM e HYA'I'T, NORWALK,» CONN.
on...""""-r....;..’...;.,“‘
FOR CANNING
80c half bushel basket
7:; quart
AT
JOselef’s.
72 North Main 8!. lo. Norwnlk.
TII. CHIII. 898—2
"ri‘eger 8: 00,
29-31 West Washington' Street.
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Outfitters for
WHAT ARE YOU
THINKING OF ?
Possibly it's your winter‘s
Coal.
If so we hope the subject is not
an unpleasant one. On the con-
trary, if we get your order we
shall expect our Coal to keep you
in good humor during the entire
winter.
Our Coal is carefully bought.
It brings the best trade in town
to us. We ask your business
strictly on the merit of our goods.
ill Ferris Bill in
School Boys
Brine in 110111 children to us and we
will fit them from head to fool.
Good Suits, Good Dresses, Good
Sironu Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Good Strong Stockings. '3 <-
You can have them charged to pour
iiiiii
running account, or con man open
“Glover smlhc Place
For Men and Women.
Fill Styles lion Rut
In All Leathers.
I. ‘ Phone 642-2.
“Wear? $133; but Alli"
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Specials in Willis
Paper.
A full tins of
Post Cards. ‘
a new charge account. H °:- 6-
Our slieralions are almggl com-
plete. New Fall Goods (we arriv-
inc dailu. This store will 760bciler
than ever to serve its customers.
Hare pour name enrolled on our
books and (let the benefit of our
up to date charge sustem. ~:-
11. KRI'EGER roof
On Your Shopping Days Visit 011 Store.
3 Reagons Why! 3
1....Bocau7u we receive daily“ 'imh arrivals of Ten. collee- and Choice
#i.
“3‘ Groceries. T"; HH
duasoauli our prim are 53 low as oloswharo ln townm MI is . ~
Gallium our Premium: are FREE. 1 l.‘ 1m In”
BPEGIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ‘V"'*"“l""l
a 'l‘anslei’ootli‘ly Paper don“. .mg 1.,
Best Butter . per pound. 290
5 pounds Granulated Sugar . 25d
Pure Lard ”Aryan”!Harmonious-v.4o.............,... 2 pound! for 26°
EXTRA oPEclAl. FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
With each nndovory ado purchase of To» or coitus, we will am I
Handsome Souvenir tree. in addition to the regular shocks.
The Boston Tea 1i blilli’ll l‘u
Norwalk Chronicler