mildew York.
b“ our top. ‘
divide ‘L, is a guest .
l
Farm. stun.
M
L L LL iss amongst our
dailies Annie Dike
- 9 ri lion danc e held to-
nr$§“§:°in§ Knob. Miill be fur.
dished? by Bentley'- ‘9.“ 0t Brid-
, Xefio’i‘t. « ;
vll‘ii‘resh Candy at [Smith a
L L ‘ i
' one out: ins summer 8 House,
ire; lg ofito return
N fining?“ homalgek.
LB or i a 1d
, '01! C. B: a l‘ e
F? spending :iysmegéa
iih- Adrian, (su
' ifit”.Plenssntvilltl org.
nti‘i'e F . Hayes'
. 7. 2 , M 'n 'L
‘ LLLL mer Electron 1 par y
“gig. I“. bishops. ‘ rived. 1:"
Plymouth yesterday pt. w “i
bound tor Chcrbourg y w
disembark].
Mrs. Robert G.
and son ,
£25323? are visitid Mrs.
John W. Harper. in gington,
Mass. _ ‘ l
utbill‘s {th-
....(}0 to C . .
is LYost and ill lenvo
tufts; tor a visit to urns t
Gooey island over or; .
be the guests in Broth op
penhnuer. .
iL Put-
ichael Doherty t
mix Hose Chemical!) vistas:
operated on at the pop a
for appendicitis is tell as
can be expected.
Chii
~— 00 pro. Gent's,l .
drought 150 Hoes. at; m,
S. Smith & Cos. 2
F.
in C. Knorr, A c.
(ixo‘rn. Mrs. G. Wiggly,
Mrs. Alice E. B. Lhnvge
ills. Meriweaiher, o
Jameson-
been. to the
2' the
hearing 0! th
Defimis and Blane gut):
today being: 333:} gur-
v T _
33:33! approving uting
n trustee. ,
_,. Fall Do
Latest
2 i.
The hot woathollgh
hack the Straw haPick
' here will be As-
sogiotos i the (1 sub
or msotgmry at
Sign}; 1’. Price,& on-
n.
day attornoo
—Ali kinds oi 'lolt
‘ utbilll
(.rnhs. at C , 1
Police Cnpioinits -
led to 42 West shy
9
$333: character nd
the place. The moor,
when Captain l
more.
wholes Nativon°
Market.
“ barman! "1‘
oil on on“
not“ find ‘ho ”M
\ men
“a“, 399......
' :Scptsuibor
, ’ Namelk‘crid it jhadtwentyg years‘f }‘
‘ 'pxporienco in .the‘shoe business, both {1
[fin retail and Wholesale. He is a. menu
-' Sher. oi Unionjlabdss. Fuuud A. is. or
, Dsnburyf Butler Chapter. South Nora »
walk. and Ponassus Counbilyfloyal Ar- “
, cerium. and a member or the South; '2
mas been ‘
who aaii‘lltl,
s‘flyllifdnfi‘
H .L dosicraplot
than one help
Norwall: Congregational Church.
His partner,,.lohn ’1‘. Ryan. formerly
speaking at
says:
leaves Ridgeileld. . and his many
friends while congratulating and wish L
lug him all possible success, are lost
tor and ‘ companionahlo
made him a general isvoriie.
iness career arms own, land it was
opportunity in Ridgeileld.
we can iii-'ai'iord tolosc a young man
who, by his any sterling qualities,‘
rious positions or private and public
trust, and ditvays commanding the con-
fidence and good will at the public by
his courteous and honest dealings. He
boot and shoo business, in, company
with another Young mam—Mr. Rood
make the firm a valuable acquisition
to the city;
‘ y _"Mr._Ryan is'and hnsbeen from its :
‘ incorporation a prominent member oi " ,
the Knights ctr-Columbus, Marquette
council, and of other organizations ‘ in
the towu and his place will be hard
to an. iconic-exaggeration to y
that the hearty godd Will of the pit lie
at large goes with Mr. Ryan and all
, wish him full monitor‘s of that success
which We know will be his.”
The compan will: carry a fine line
pt,;boots and-sf .iior indies, gentle-
man, and children, and without doubt
will make a business success of. their
venture,
To Recourse/ALE OF WATER.
—-——_
South Norwalk Water to be Supplied
City of Norwalk It Night.
Owing to the growing use of water
in South Norwalk the water com-
missioners have decided to herentter
sell the water to the City of Norwaik
only at siniod hours. This will be at.
night from 10 a. in. to ii a. m.. which
is the time there is the least use for
the water by South Norwalk residents.
The shutting: oil at the water during
thc'day is expected to give the citi-
zens of South Norwaik all the pres-
sure that is needed, and supply all
the houses on the hill section.
JAlL FOR BARNE3.
Locked Up As An Act of Mercy in Or-
der That He May Get Over a
Hard Jag.
Joseph Barnes, 9. Norwnik mumwho
was placed under arrest {or intoxica-
tion. Thursday afternoon. was scu-
tenced to thirty days in‘Bridgoport jail,
yesterday afternoon. by Judge ill. M.
Lockwood. Barnes appeared to be in
bud ebnpo from liquor and .‘flseonting
. Attorney Leo Davis recommended it
lull sentence he an act oi mercy, in or-
der that the olieudor might get over
the ci'iccts of it.
THE man's cums’nm momnv
CLUB.
The Men’s Christian inquiry Club,
will resume its sessions in its room at
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church tomorrow at 12 o'clock.
meeting will be a preliminary one to
sd prepare it progrsmior the coming
courier. The members and all other
sent to utter their suggestions in the
cd.
use. acueoicr vsn'v lLl...
Mrs. ill. 0. Benedict, who,
the depth of list only son. Weill iii an
uutomobiio accident, in 1900, has been .
an invalid, was believed to be dying.
at hen-home at indium .i-lnrboru last
night. and her family was summoned.
This morning one roillgri .ami :her
physioinus‘bcllcvc that she nut:l live
,u day or so only at the longest.
com soccer om sit-u or ,.
8n
. . 2 “00" 4‘“ ;<,
, tilt. at 90 Whablngtuu street,
, ,wltsreibsyiwill have in. line lined! the
‘ as” molten otlshoss‘ procurobie‘ands
You won bdrnLinL‘South
oi Ridgeii'cld‘,‘ has been tor. years with g
the firm of McGlynn and Whitlock. ln‘ ‘
him. the Ridgefield Press
. “If it be no surprise; it is, however.
with no small‘degree ot‘regret that he
to port with one ‘whnse‘manly charlie-L
disposition -,
-“lt was to he expected that‘s young L?“
man with his. disposition. and ability
would sooner or later embark on a-bus- 3
hoped that this career would! find its
"Thatthis is not so is regreiable, {or L
holds such or igh place in the public ‘
esteem. ‘iie has been among as nine
years, holding, during that time, vn~
goes to South No'rwaik to establish» a. .
Flynn, whose ncquuintnnce and knowl: ..
edge or the business will undoubtedly -
Tho-
mon are cordially invited to be pre- 3
selection of subjects to be consider- ‘
since] , . L
, s douche time p "a; m
" boughtgpum before trend big advance in prices, and
4m.- .ughti‘sowc sell. L2 ‘ L ‘2 ‘ _
; Th , sesson’c styléHem-fittcd coats,‘ widc¢hip
~31 lionsiitpl iibricslsrethibcts, choviotsiendunfinishcd '
worstcds. LL Prisca lire \
‘ g L ‘Scparote,‘trouscrs ‘to were with a black coat. a,
inshionablc fad thisseasom $2.50 to $6.
w»;
, Fancy ran suns. Fall ‘Ovcrcoats dndRaincoats,
§‘ Hats and Furnishings for men and boys are ready.
Q
~ ‘E'rrmo no NTO PLAIN FACTS. ‘ " g
All indications are for a year-«of high prices in grains.
especially oats. i am’ making a HOME-GROUND Horse
Feed, composed of cats. corn, wheat and: barley products.
and containing the essential proportibna or protein and
fats. It is kept to a unltorm standard, ground fresh
every day, and price lower thnn'oots. Why not give it a
trial? "
‘Buy Oats That. Clean. _
. MANUELT. Hornet? , .
1'..-
L, . Booii and Stationery Stores.
49 ‘Wail St; Norwalk. _, 6 South Main St. South Norwalk
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. L
LOW RATE OF INSURFAN¢E.
Raymond Bros
WAICHMAN.
PARTI
CULARLY
, PnaTrth'Mrn panchEsLL
can; swim cocoon.
‘ . sous Harlow mo Lin
ssov occur ,. '
in yous-f rock or. Moots L
it cures calico; .ALTHOUG
1* son: in A or ‘
$10! 2 $15,$18$ $20’$223$25‘ upon ' ‘ 3
. _‘ L,Lholi;,do: £23m», distinctive, cc
, ‘3th It 10691“! a-Psckago.‘
” it: .l. A. Wilson.
l .LiA.
' ‘» hone Lyle. Ohlcm'rilt
, wile, Fishkiil‘oiifthsd-iudsoh.
This is a puroLHig
into null Ban-Boo Mixture, especially
selected tar as to soil at this price.
think of when you desire the best.
' Apollo“ Chocolotcs, criterion, soc
p, halt; 60¢ pound.
: , .We also carry a complete line of the
Apollo Chocolate Peppermint. Winter-4
2; groom. Chocolate ,Aln'nondo, Calico Pc.
‘ «on, Maple Walnuts. Marshmallows,
“Price’s "
‘ iml
t l”! \----‘
lipiiliiiii.
l i THE Pussosir'riou cross. ~
Telephone Call, 15—2.
All Order. {Delivered 'Frco'cf charge.
. Wm,
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL srnicnr.‘m:1o.—-rrices of
stocks moved very sluggishly from
a last night's level and the amount of
business done attire opening was un-
important. American Car ptd., rose bi.
‘ Pacific Coast sold at a decline of i.
-———.—.
WALL srnnsir, n n. m.-—-A grad-
.uully harder tone developed which cul-
' ; mlnated eventually in a number or sub-
stantial advances. The standard rail-
1/ road stocks were bought freely, espe-
cially Union Pacific; ' A further rise in
L New York Cityilfis to 107% had a
strengthening edect on the list. Un-
ion Pacific. New York Central and
American Locomotive gained 1, Distill-
trlc 3%. Pacific Coast. recovered 3%
of its loss at the opening. Thorn ww-
_ some losses in the minor stacks, {few
Haven giving way 1% and Union Pa~
cldc pi'd., Minneapolis. St. Paul and
' Sault Salute Merle phi, and Colorado
’ a: Southern First pfdzl.
WALL srnn'l". 01033.41... market L
closed strong. .I’rices continued to
burden on a slow absorption, the lac
vorable bank statement keeping alive
the cheerful sentiment. New York city
60 years 4% per cent. bonds sold up
more than a. point to 107%. and this
bond market. lesion in a long list. or
letter in New York Air Brake.
qu NEW ORDINANCES NEEDED.
The prompt action of the local no
lice authorities in taking steps to
avoid accidents from the reckless op-
eration oi automobiles such as the in-
tniity which has recently shocked the
city of Norwalk deserves the highest-
commendation. Automobiles 01 any
kind are not plsythings for boys and
‘ girls when used in crowded localities,
and unfortunately many of those driv~
on by them through the streets of
Bridgeport are powerful machines,
built for great speed. That they are
. Operated without the slightest regard
for the rest oi the community, many a
citizen who has narrowly escaped with
his life can bear witness. The urging
ct on automobile at the top notch at
its speed past: a car from Which pns~
sensors are alighting is also cmattnr
better. Our conductors take their lives
‘in their hands at present. and if only
for their safety. such selfish haste
‘ should be checked by heavy penalties.
All who operate automobiles in cities
ought to be compelled to consider the
, rights of the foot passengers who-con-
stitute the great majority of the pop
‘ulotion. It existing laws and ordinan-
fices are not sumcient to give the po-
vlioo full power to act. the ordinance
‘l-committee should supplytheir deli-
,ciencios without delay.~i3rldgeport
Telegram.
Horn. shaman.
Curlew-Al. M. MoOsslin. blimiro. N.
. Bridgeport; H. il.
Winds, Kingston,'l\l. Y.:. D. J. Kelly
iliinm M. Kipp. J.’ R; Anderson, ll.
Barnes. 0. Women/er. New York;
M. Tailord. 0.13. Actions, Portluudi.
.; Peter Foley. ilerttord: Mrs. John
OiurhpAllsu‘R. Glsrthhiisdelphiu,
lill .. .Drcyq‘or,
ems. ‘ ow
m .
u crane choco- 2
5 Apollo Chocolates is the kind you .
ors‘ Securities 134,- and General Elccv fl
had 9. reviving eitect on the general .
stocks ranged from 1 to oi points, the _
‘ of daily occurrence upon the part oi .
people who steroid enough to know .
, L in atricthonfocmliy techs latest styles \now in vopuoéffsvonliofiabrlb‘
that have bopnlesrcfuliy tested on to wearing qualities. and .prlcu’thct ‘
a gonulnorlng of economy-owlihlnihc roach oi every lover‘s! «nth 3,97“;
‘ OurLLohcwlngef'iail haio‘covcn the entire field of proper-head dressed
‘théprlcos showcnly one profit direct fromihc maker tothc wearer; L L
Shoes, too‘,‘ the hind thdt wcsrrwcll.
‘ ‘rMmaNEowWEsrfi°< _
_ “Boy’s? $01100qu suits and Blouses;
,TRUNKS. * sorr CASES
«Jo-vs "'1
._ l ‘I .2“. : ‘5‘: ,l. W
"T we". HEAD-TorerLOUrrIrrnRs -.2_,.j p“:
93 Washington Street. , L p , , South Romano}:
' H . TeLL1§5.5. swig.“ . .
.g‘
THEHATCH: .& Birthplace
MlLL.foothf Mcrohcllfitroot. .. r," gym ‘ tomcat Tomas.“ w
Luxuries madman.- Street. will run Tel. 46-2,
Lumberand Mill Work forEverythingf
_ frOm a. Piggfery to a‘Polnce.
use is the time to repair roots for winter‘sblasis and storms. "We have
every variety of shingles ranging in price from 82.50 to ‘1030 per thousand. L
Also we huvo for list roots the . “ » . ' ~‘
meom Robs-mo.
A superior brand or ready-made, up-to«date roofing. Goad where any. 390‘!
root is needed. Will stand tropic host or mode cold. Looks like rubber.
but has no rubber in it. Has no tar in it; Has no odor. ' Combo“ laid by"
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conductor—the best insulating tab-
ric mode. For all commercial purposes, practically fireproof. It: is vemln'
proof. Rats will not touch it. Under stable fioors it is most excellent.
Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron. It is tight. pliable and waterproot.
Coated With line, fiinty sand it presents an excellent appearanco'nnd’ resists
re. It is cooler than iron und‘more durable than tin. It is not coated with
a mass of spongy tlbro which hdlds water and is soon soaked on. It is not ,
backed with nephaltum or resin, and when properly laid, there is little, if '
any, expansion or contraction. It makes a line, plain flooring. taking tho ‘ L
place of oil cloth. Wamnted for eight years’ wear without repairs or at' ‘
tention of any kind. Samples on application. , ..
SWEETLEVERGBEEN cons 25c ooz.‘
wrireuMsLoue. , r
OORNED BEEF. FROM
SWEET POTATEOS.
FINE ROABTING'GHICKENS AND FOWL.
on Washington Street
...........ser
but ..0.
”q...—
n
' . B.Jacksor1,
‘ . Optician, ‘ g
. Everything in theOpbicnl Lino.
.-_Efiafiummmdrme“
,_ to want. nns". -'J; L p 1 Lili’ilWM-i
Salon of 1907,. , K A...“
SWNM . I . pentagram 3am,
‘ and other, attracting : fl ~ ‘ ~ ,3;
, Erma! amusement. uptempo. Parties v
. ‘ “powwow cocoa or evening .
“L omith and ,2 . ‘L L
Norwalk Chronicler