, no. MAIN chaser. so. NORWALK
M
hose radical reductions are made
A it All times. Better get your size before they're picked out.
“ opyright Clothing Co.
IIARRY cooowm, Mgr.
;' DON’T—SMOKE—
an inferior cigar when you can get a
good one for the same price.
Try a Roger Ludlow, 10c
(The best 10c smoke on the market).
Twin City, 5c
B. J. REYNOLDS
Tel. 311-2. .12 SOUTH MAIN ST.
LalliUdElce
Wholesale and Retail.
A ‘ .Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office-Foot of Ann St.
,LTWO 'PHONES—lir3; 752-2.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sewer! and slpllt Ready for
Family Use.
80ft Wood, “my per cord; 31.60 per
36 coed.
Hard Wood. 07.00 per card; 01.75
r“ cord.
Split Wood 250 extra per 56 cord.
. . Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 207—2. NORWALK. CONN.
, This. New Science of Heahng—
CHIROPRACTIC
is a new discovery, hailed as one of
the most beneficial revelations to man-
kind. It is coming to be quite well
known that physical life is sustained
by the innate power generated in the
brain. Acting as a dynamo. sending
its life current throughout the physical
organism by means of the nerves hav-
ing their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
-’through the spinal columnpthen emi-
. . hating through each foramina between
each segment or vertebrae, the nerves
carry. and distribute all the life force
in the body. See the Chiropractor and
ask why.
04 Washington at, Havlland Block,
South Nerwalk, Conn. ‘
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Mabnetlc'a‘l'reatmenta Given Alec.
BOYS’ Suits
’Were $11,510 to $6.00. Special,
'1 $1.00 to . $3.50
Boys‘ Knee Pants, 19c, 39c, 69c
1D. GOTTLIEB
Men’s Single Trousers
.« i all new, this season' a goods. reduced from 60c to $1.60 on each pair. to clear
them before inventory at end of the month. We never carry stocks from
_1 gist to year; .sach season's goods must be sold at the season bought. there-
a l
Real Estate 99:! Mortgages
An extra pair of Trousers are useful
6 North Main Street.
‘HE WINS OUT
WHO .BTIOKB T0
and Keeps His Propo'ty Insund.
Men who have got all their money,
in The Norwalks, are those who in-
vested as above. Those who have
dropped money tried to get rich quick.
invest’ in some of my Real Estate
and Mortgages.
MR. LAWRENCE,
Early
Arrivals
Of our new Fall selections are mak-
ing,thcir appearance every day. Our
Tailoring Department is complete with
our new styles of
Woolens
THEN "OUR STOCK 01“
Clothing
Shirts
Neckwear
Hats
and a host of other‘scasonnble attire
is here.
CALL AND TAKE A LOOK.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HATTER,
' FDRNISHER.
South Norwalk.
85 Washington at.
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COAL !
It is not necessary for us to
urge you to buy coal now—the
Weather Man attends to that—
but we hope you will make no
mistake as to WHERE you
buy it.
Our own stock of Coal is cer-
tainly fine and you cannot err in
buying right HERE.
Personal attention to each
order.
Don t forget—we re expecting
you!
TheFeri'is CoalCo
149 Washington St.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Elbfldge L. Mitchell.
The funeral of Elbridge L. Mitchell
will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday after-
noon from his late home,‘ 123 South
Main street. The. Rev. H. B. Carpenter
will edit-into and interment will follow
at Riverside Cemetery,
Funeral of Mrs. sheelian.
The funeral of Mrs. Daniel Sheclian
was held this morning, from St. Mary's
church at it) o‘clock. The edifice Was
filled to the doors with the many
friends of the deceased. and there was
a large number of floral tributes. Mrs.
Sheehan was well known to the peo-
ple of Norwalk. and her loss is deeply
rcgreted by a large clicle of friends.
interment followed Iil St. Mary' s ceme-
e Purpose of Our Advertising
tery.
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This space don't allow us to 6pr
' MUSIC.
ALBINE AND LA BLANc,
Mind Reading.
scorn noawauce"
NETS Silks AND LINGERIE
WAISTS
CARL STUMPF. ILLUSTRATED MELODIES.
sin to you the quality. their make
and their LOW PRICES, but they are positively cheaper than the rest of ihc
stores would sell if they would only set that assortment.
L. GOLDEN, '68 Washington Street.
HALL
3 DAYS—STARTING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3R1)
Entire Change Vaud
Special Engagnlent, |
eville 5nd Pictures
LEMUELB AND LEMULs,
Singers, Dancers and
Comedians.
POPULAR BARITONE. ‘
JOHN WALSH,
The Man Emerald‘s Isle.
JOOIE WILLS.
Comedienne.
BILLY HARPER. ‘
Our Ebony Friend.
SOUVENIR T0 BOY AND GIRL
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The South Norwnlk Public Library
will be closed all day Labor Day.
John L. Fox, of Portland, Me., is
spending a few days with friends in
Norwalk.
The original Kelsey baseball team.
of Norwalk, are to play the Colonials
in the near future.
Mrs. Salvatore Chariott and family
have gone to Fisllklll Landing, New
York to spend Labor Day.
Cockenqe Tribe, No. 32. heir ii ii-gn-
lur meeting last evening at. its quar-
ters ill Wall street. Nothing of illi-
porlunce was done.
Mrs. Ernest Barthel, of Darlcn, will
be taken from her home to the Nor-
walk Hospital. tomorrow, and will be
operated on for appendicitis
There will be special quartet music
tomorrow e1 ening, at the East Avehuc
Methodist ch11rcb.Thc quartet will
be 111d by N. Smith Ferguson.
The union barber shops of tile town
will open Monday morning and close
for the do at noon. Many of the
stores will close all day, and some lit
noon.
A monthly business Illcctillg of tho
lsl'bodu Club was held last evening.
at the club house on the Washington
street bridgc. Only routlnc matters
Wcl‘i' disposed of.
The annual Clambake aild outing of
liopc liosc Cm any, will be held to-
morrow lit Sclll idt's Grove, ill Crun-
bury. TIli’l‘t.‘ will be athletic sporls liri
addition to the dinner.
Mrs i~‘1 .1111 cs C. White. of Ellnciost.
Norwalk ulld niece, Miss Julie (loclcli.
who l1n11- becn tooling through Einopo
for several months. will spend the win-
tel in Dresden. Germany.
The S‘cvcnth Compan1,(‘1inst Artil-
lery, will hold 11 meeting next Friday
night. Basketball and other mailers
will be talked up. The drill season
does not begin until December 1st.
The Philatheil Class of the East
Avonue Methodist church will meet to
morrow at 12 o‘clock lioon, at the class
room. it is desired that all of the
members who possibly (an be pren-
cnt to meet the new teacher. J. C.
Hawkins.
A new Klaston horn has been so-
cured by Chief Engineer Harold F.
Clark and is being put on the new
chemical wilgon. it is operated by
storage batteries and will replace the
gong now ili use on the apparatus The
horn is similar to the ones in use by
the New York Fire Department.
There is practically no change in
the condition of Adam Reh, the. man
who had his back broken at the South
Norwulk freight yard. yesterday morn-
ing while handling ice. lien is still
paralysed from the midle of back
down. The physicians will make an-
other investigation today to deter-
mine if there is not a possibility of his
recovering. The spinal vertebrae was
clearly broken.
Although friends of Councilman
Charles Dilworth persist in putting
him 11p for mayor of Norwalk. he
stontiy refused to accept the nomina-
tion. it spears as though he meant
to stick to his statement made some
weeks ago that he would not be in poll-
tics this year. His friends tell him
they will certilinl1 miss the lareiz
grten necktie at the election polls,
and he says it is possible that he is
saving that for some future day
M
DO NOT WANT A STRIKE.
‘-—-—
Local Trelisymen Now Have Better
Understanding of the Trouble.
The local trolleymen are rapidlycp'm-
in; to the conclusion that they have
been handed a lemon in the present
strike controversy, and will cling to
the opinion it was said today unless
they are shown otherwise by the un-
ion.
At the beginning): the trouble they
were told by union representatives
fronl out of town that the Connecticut.
.wasiiiuarou er. .,
~11 not merely to bring added dollars to this bank. but to identify with
_ Jt, inns, common financial growth all those thrifty men and women
- who will aid In making it a typically mutual savings institution and
. {who will share with us the benefits of well safeguarded savings.
‘e South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK BUILDING
OOUTH NORWALK‘s OONN.
Company had discharged fty-four
men in Providence because t ey lied
affiliated themselves with the union.
The letter of General! Manager Pun-
derford which has been sent out, and
a copy of which has been posted in
the local cai' barn, is completely at'
variance with the statements of the
union representatives.
it could be clearly seen today in
talks with the local trolleymen that
they do not want any strike. it. was
predicted this morale that it they are
shown that General Manager Punder-
ford’ a statement is correct, the strike
will be repudiated by the men of the
Nor-walk lines, if ordered.
Evening Prices Never ,Change—lOc-Zoc
Matinee Saturday—Children, 5c; Adults, 10c
HOLDING LUCKY NUMBER.
Coal for the Winter
don't forget to 1.ail and examine our
stock. it is the liigItFet. grade and it
will not Lost you any more.
HARRIS AGANs
COMPANY
68 WATER ST.
TEL. 450
'fib’nwicu To be THE Honons.
in coiifironce with Chief Howard l..
Stanton in Norwich Willi B. Pcr-
kills, assistant chief of the New Ha«
veil. Conn. Department. and presi-
dent. of the Conncclicllt State Fire-
uioll's Assoolution, complctcd the do-
mile for the 25111 annual convention
of the association which is lo 111ch
ill Norwich September 8 and 9.
All meetings of the convention arc
to be held ill the (.‘lty Hall, while the
('i'Clii'IltIIiIif (milliltce will have the
common council chamber for their
meeting DIilCi‘. When delegates have
their credentials approved they will
each be blinded an envelope containing
the badge. souvenir program and a
ticket tel 11 poriouliancc which is to
be given 111 the theatre Tuesday. At
11 o'clock at the Central Fire Station
there will IIT‘ a meeting of the execu-
tive committee, to be followed Ill half
an hour by the annual meeting of the
Fire Chicfs‘ Club. At 1 the Norwich
Department. officers will tender a com-
plimentary banquet to the Fire Chiefs‘
Club and a few other guests in the
dining room at the Masonic Temple.
The convention proper will open at
0o'clock on Tuesday afternoon in the
City Hull and after half an hour will
sojourn to attend a memorial service
at Christ's Church conducted by Rev
Nellson Poe Cary, state chaplain.
8111b 11 service is a unique thing in
the hismly of the asvciation life first
ever held.
Those to spe It on the first day are:
Mayor Lippilt . ho is to welcome the
delegates to the cf ; President Per-
kins, who responds: resident Cary. of
the board of trade. State. Comptroller
Thomas B. Bradstreet and Chief Stan-
ton.
Al 7 Tuesday evening there will be.
a concert by the band on Union
Square, after which the delegatesg who
are expected to number at least 400.
will march around past the Wauregan
House. and through the square before
attending the theatre performance.
The play is to be 11 return engage-
ment of .\ Knight For a Day -
()11 WIdncsday morning at 8: 30
tiic1'1 is to be a demonstration on lin-
iou Square of fire fighting apparatus
by manufacturers, and also in the ex-
hibition hall which will be Ring’s
garage on Chestnut street At 9. 30
the convention convenes again for its
closing business. ,:
Sheet MusicI Wear Shoes That Fit.
FOR SATURDAY.
.151:
Pride of the Prairie.
The Lankee Yankee Boys in Blue.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Childhood. “‘
Are You Sincere?
My Dream of the U. S. A.
Playing Hockey.
Tipperary.
Summer Time.
Let‘ er 00
And Ma'ny Others
W. A. Bliggerman’s
MUIIO OTORI.
Donovan Block,
Agent fer Crescent Lenuflm
' . 'i‘nii: LEADING our scope arena.
.TRISTRAM * , HYATT
shrink. All sizes for Children
a
from 1 to 10 years.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Cadet Hosiery
A Scientific Stocking for Men, women, Boys and Girls
They are reinforced with linen and every pair guaranteed. 5
250 Pair, All Sizes
Dr. Denton’ 3 Sleeping Garments
The Dr. Danton Garments are made from Elastic Knit Merino Fabric, specially desired
to provide the most healthful sleeping conditions. They are soft and durable and do not
a
.,
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Youthful Burglar Is Trapped .
(Continued From First Page).
he went into the, place and engaged ill
conversation with the clerk, Jesse Hull
for some time. During the course of
the talk he said to Hall: "That was 11
good hunt they made here last night.
i wish i had been the guy." I
SIIOI‘lh before lioon Harri Smith
the My burglar captured yesieiday .11'-
1111011 by the South Norwnlk police l
pleaded guilty and Was bound over to
the next term of the criminal superior
court under bonds of 81,000
AUCTION SALE
On the Premises. 128 East Avenue,
Corner of Daekam Lane,
Tuesday Afternoon, Sept. 8, '08
AT 1 O’CLOCK,
Ill which time will be sold HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, such iii-1 Dining
Tables, Bedroom Suits, Carpets. Milt'
tresscs Miirors.Chaii'.s etc. 1-11' Some
tine Mahogany Ful'niiulc among the
lot.
GEORGE A. DARROW Auctioneer.
if storm the mentally at tllc some
place and IIUIII‘. Don‘t forget time
and place.
CHAS. E. CURTIS, Mgr.
Miss Baird‘s
Slimline and 'Dsp Schooi
Set Bids
West Avenue and Orchard street
_ Houses. .
NORWALK. ~ CONN.
A thorough Academic Course
offered.
(‘olicge Preparatory Classes.
Superior advantages ill Elocution.
Music. Art and the Languages. .
Native French Teacher resident. 1
A limited number of Day Pupils tnki
11.
Real training of body. mind and
manners. The home life is replete
with inspiration, tending to develop
euch.girl into a useful and attractive
member of the family and society.
Separate house for girls under 15.
Applications for admission received
afternoons after 3rd of Sepiember.
CORNELIA F. BAIRD.
Glover’s The Place
M ADE to WEAR
School
Shoes
For Boys and Girls
A good line of SOLID
FOOTWEAR to start
the FALL TERM
$1.25 $1.50
$1.75 $2.00
is
0
Ladies
132 Washington It.
122 WASHINGTON OTREET.
PHONE 542-2.
Ladies
Fall is here and winter chins. A
dollar goes as far now as tw will go
later and you get a better."choice.
sili‘éiih’i‘a‘iiféi '1"...
Dress Goods.
IF IT’S FASHIONAILE
,,.. .74.... ,.,.. -
.5“
is splendidly ready
prices.
for school.
Get the ’ Boys: and
Girls Ready
for Sohool Now.
Our Head-to-Foot Outfitting Store.
to supply you with
every needed wear thing. Sturdy,
Dressy Clothing; good, strong Shoes,
for Boys and Girls, at dependable low
Our modern CHARGE ACCOUNT
PLAN Will prove of wonderful assist-'
ance in getting the little folks ready
Why not open a CHARGE AC-
COUNT
and prove it
to your oWn
Satisfaction.
180 WASHINGTON
rat. 360. .5 1
One Wants a Beven- Acre Site, With
the Land Gratis.
President Thomas 1. Raymond, of
the Merchants and Manufacturers' As‘
soclation, has been in consultation
with a big concern that is desirous of
finding a site for a foundry. The noun
pally wants seven so of land, water
facilities and a spur track. Abouta
WE HAVE IT.
Salts Textile Mfg. Co‘.
. aliases ave. uoawaut.
men would be employed. ll. ie'desir-
our of having the land gratis, this he-
. ”I.”
new concsaus MAY cor-«Enseml.
It is simply an
4” easier way of
' procuring
necessary
supplies. '
29-31 West WashingtOn Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Barthol’s FISH Market
ALL KINDS OF
OOD
STREET BRIDGE
ram DELIVERY. '
ing the only stipulation.
A German concern which wants to
establish an American branch has also
been interviewing
concern would employ about 50 men
and would like to have the place it. lo-
cates in present the site.
The All American baseball team. or
Norwaik, sun ms the West Ends.
this afternoon. at t e looms as
in Winnipauk. ‘A fast same is especb
011 “ this third. J
Mr. Raymond. This- 4
Norwalk Chronicler