. , .
lug Flannels
M11115 new patterns tor Fall and Win.
tor wear. Aim complete lines of
v...
lanketl
mfortb
E. “R. ,
meow: mm
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mrs. Workman ts having her real
thence in Bellies avenue, Norwalk, ren-
ovatcd.
~—-Ilest Sweet Potatoes,
D. Lawton & Co.
Lincoln Council No I. Order of liai-r
ted American Mechanics. will hold .a
meeting tllis evening.
'Mrs. Eliza Selleck of Scott's Cor-
ners, entertained Miss Flora Kellogg.
or Norwalk. Tuesday.
~Best Meals at lowest prices.
mar'oks Milt. Elm Grove street.
Arnold Rees formerly of thc Bocse,
Peppard Company, is moving from the
Franklin flats to New Yérk city.
Mrs. Hawley Williams. of Weston,
entertained the Misses Perry, also Mr.
Buttery, of Norwalk. yesterday.
~—Legs of Spring Lamb. 18c 1b., at
New York Market
Abe Karp. of South Norwalk, spent
Sunday with his arcnts. who reside
in South Maln‘ptr'eet, Port Chester.
Mrs. A. ll. Hoyt. of South Norwalk.
has returned to her home after a
short visit with relatives in Port Chos-
er.
——Uneeda Biscuit Ic. F.D.L. 81. Co.
G. W. Wheeler and Horace Wheeler,
of Taylor avenue, llethel, have been
, visiting friends ill New Canaan and
East Norwalk.
The industrial hen no of the South
Norwall‘c Methodist plscopal church
will hold a meeting at the headquar-
ters In the church, tonight.
—Lean Pot’Roast, 6c 11).
Market on the Bridge.
Health Olllcer Henry C. Sherer, of
South Norwulk, has been attending tiff!
American Electro Therapeutics Asso
elation gathering in New York this
week.
' --Yacllt and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
Sherman Commandcry; No. 470. U.
0. G. C., will hold their regular meet-
lng Friday evening, September 25, at
eight o'clock. 'l‘he gratltL officers are
expected to be present.
——l)ancing at Roton Point tomorrow
night.
R. 8‘. Cunningham. of Bridgeport.
_who is a. brother in-law of Willialll C.
Foote, of South ‘orwillk, will open a
new buslnébs allege in Court Ex-
git-lite Wag, Bridgeport. October
--F‘rcsh Shoulders, 12c. Buttery's.
Miss Julianna Murphy of South
Noi‘walk. ferlnerly of Stamford. return-
ed about six weeks ago from Canada,
has been for the last three weeks vis-
iting in Watch Hill, R. l. She will be
at yhome again some time in October.
-—D1’.Dick's cures Malaria.
George Avlson. son of Selectman
Avlson spent Wednesday night at the
home of his parents in Main street
Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs Avioon reside
in Stamford and Mr! Aflsoll od'mutcs
hietwccn that place and J'swV York
cty
—Should1er Steak, 10c; Buttery' 11
Yesterday afternoon it carrier pig-
- eon flew into the Adnms' Express of-
fire in Wall street and made itself at
home. The name on the band sul-
Handing its leg could not be made.
out. Gooltl S. Hoyt took it to his
heme and fed it, gi1lng it liberty to
go when ready. After a bountcous feed
it. was not long In looking for the di-
rection Of heme.
. —C. 6: K. Hats. O'Brien.
Govrnor Woodrui‘f has appointed
the following as delegates to repre»
dent Connecticut at the American
;Prlson congress, to be held in Rich-
blond, Va. November 14 to 19: Rev.
Br. H. M. Thompson, president of the
gnoccticut Prison Association; Vice-
esldelit Elisha J. Steele and Theo-
're. P. Fordham, Secretary John C.-
aylor and Mrs. Taylor; Clarence
Thompson, agent of the associa-
n, and H. H. Spoonér, the Rev.
ederick Lent and the Rev. E. H. L.
mmor'ld, outclalb of the association.
delegates will pay their own ex-
es.
rime Roast Beef, 16c lb., at New
Yor Market.
i' All ‘f the young ladies who gradual
db 3.: Hillside last June 6 red col
loge is ,t 1. This recalls 5 remrlrk
hiade by a Norwalk preac or a. short
time go, in which be cc gratuiated
20c pk. F.
Bis~
Boston
the yo 11g ladies of his congregation
tiho we in to enter upon the ad
ntag 1 {higher education. it is
a hsigniit Norwalk is,
With common chool system ts
Eplendl ly pp lgil school and
its excellent}: lyate schools, becoming
mcognised over here as a centreo
jiiucptional 11111.qu silo. interest.
——Dapcing at you .Point tomorrow
10:11 0.3.:
1‘: :2‘0.
. .
insz.
lum‘ ’nl
all
(11"- iw
Blankets. and Comfomhies ‘
. puny, in llaviland street. but only rou
‘ are unknown to those who patronize
. our CUS
theistic Fabrics We new, have their}
. . . 1.
inst!" mid. - met
. MW mm m. a as...“ Md”, ' . . .
linrNYQll’ . A’ lion
Tatumkmtbm
Edw. W. Kelley,.lr .
baccarat“.
o pom-a mm eraser.
TEL. 656-3.
w..._._..1,,_4,_. , ._._
Dr. J. W. Vollmer has purchased an
Overland runabout automobile.
——Round Steak. liic 1b.. at New York
Mnlkte.
Charles Haz
caller on South
tcr.day
A large attendanoo is expected to
monow 111e11ing,‘,lit1tlle dance of the
N01 walk Country 'Club
«Guaranteed Legs Sp1ing Lamb. 16c
10.; Smoked Shoulders, 9c lb. llostm
Market on the lllidgé.
lexandcl Sample. of West avenue,
is entertaining Postmaster Steinmetz
of Wavon Springs, California.
Mr. alld Mrs. Waytc A. Raymond. oi
Clay street, have been entertaining
Mrs. W. illlrrv Evans of New York.
—llutter ’l‘hlns, Social Teas, Rel.
Grahallls, 3 ['01 250. F l). L. & Co. '
Mr. alld Mrs. Illnid W. Raymond. of
West Washington street, are entertain-
ing Mrs, W. E. Burnett, of (’lrang‘i.1
New Jersey.
Chairman John Devlne, Jr., statel-
that a meeting of the new Bryan and
Kern Club will be called in the near
future, the exact date to he announced
later.
~llefore Dining your Sunday dlllncr
(all at the New Yolk Market Tole
phone call 374.
Tile South Norwnlk city Republican
committee will hold a meeting, this
evening. Through an error it was re-
ported that the lncetlng would be held
last night.
This cheerful news from Vi’cllllsyl
rallill. “that turkeys are going to be
plenty this year." What the people
would like to know is if they are going
to be ci1eap.——Norwich Bulletin.
-—Every pound of meat guaranteed
at the lloston Market on the llridge.
The South Norwalk Pulic. Librarl
has on file a list of books for the 11111
of the Friday Afternoon Club. Thll
list is too long fol publication. but
may be seen on application at tile li
brary. V
«Chopped ileef. 12c. linttery‘s.
Articles of association of the Con-
necticut Ree Kecpcrs' Association
have been filed» ill the office of lht
town clerk. The subscribers are
James A. Smith, George W. Smith, and
Francis ll. llllls.
—Soft and Crush Hats.
The Officers' Associatiol of the
South Nmualk Fire Depal lent held
a meeting last night at the quarters
of Old Well Hook and Ladder Conl-
Brooklyn was a
lilivorwaik friends you
O‘Brien.
tine matters were disposed of.
-—Leg of Lamb. 16c. lluttery‘s.
Assistant Chief Engineer E. W.
Clark went through his operation at
the Blidgepmt Hospital yesterday.
very sulccssfulh, and is expel ted
home in about a week. Tile opera
tion was pel formed by a specialist as-
sisted by Dr. Robelt E. Perduc of
South Norwalk.
——Gran. Sugar, 19 lbs, 51. 00. F. D.
Lawton & Co.
A big gray horse owned by the
Standard Oil Company died suddenly
this morning. The animal was taken
ill at 3 O'clock and died about 6
o'.clock A veterinary was called; but
it was then loo late. The animal suf-
féred gieat pain. and on account of
if ills home, is to‘ be help“
peries, say all
id llll
midi:
new
fall wig
d po
‘iii‘iit aha llv‘
lit mm toRi
Wndow 01 Door lira-
c delay. " We save
a very large assortment of Domestic alld imported Noveltils, frolll which
Oren Strip. Scrlm .Cuetllnl .. ..........
{d 01.
i; you play make selections. This list gives you a hint of some of the kinds:
1.35 per pair up.
Muslin (XI aim .............. .091: Mr pair.-
hi1 t Lace Infill d Curtains ................ ml to $3 75 pcrpalr.
ttln am Lace gill-talus ..., ............. [Vila up $5 per pair.
holy thumb aim ......................... 1.1.. $4. 0 per air.
Elton-cl- til‘ elm-In. ......................... .5 5.00 per pal up.
Irish Point Curtains .................... 33. 60 up to $5. 50 per pair.
P 1er . 0120102» 812 per pair
on Covers .51" ”chic Ill. 76
a
, 1218 North Main Street
A] Collin aco;
Funeral Directors and Embalnlers,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Merrill NIGHT ”SCHOOL
Opens October 1, 1908.
Head for Application llinnk.
. VeoU'rl-l N
“V
A School for ilusy People.
onwaut.‘ STAMFORD.
Books and Stationery Free.
, M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
Pour cussrsn.
O. D. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
, sa WALL
STREET. PHONE 438.
NORWALK-.
gowns.
arrived.
the peculiarity of the case at. autopsy _— ..
was performed this morning, to deter-
mine what the trouble was.
»—-Dancing at Roton Point tomorrow
night.
The registrars of voters state that
all applications to be made votels
must be filed on or before October 12.
On that day the registlars will be ill
session from 9 a. m. to r, p. m. The
first session fpr making voters will -
ober 10th, betWecll 9
and 8. The last session will he on
October 28 from 9 to a. Two dates
will be selected between these when
take blade or
voters will be made in South Norwalk. .
‘~,Choic'e young Fowl. 18c lb.
Legs Spflng‘hamb, 16c lb.
Prime Rib Roast; 12 to 160 lb.
Lean Put Rbfist. 10c lb. '
SmallV Harris, 15c lb.
PUBLIC MARKET.
Tailoling’ TIMES
RING PABLO.“
the extensive dil-
They cii so W101
play of sign stalls Foreign and Db-
measnre taken, and leave with confi-
dence born of experience that they
wilii get a prom t delivery of gar-
ts that It's rféci in style. quill
ity and Workmmllhl
rill bill allow
LE00 KOPPEL
and the best, .
value obta’lnab’lel 0r t e “grim.
‘ ”WOW!!!
Tel. 655
These are but a ."
There's special'beauty in the new Nets and Lace Band-
1ngs We are shawing for dressy waists ,and smart evening
There are plain nets, white Arab and cream color.
, Dotted net in raised button effects. also plain and dotted
nets tucked. for the new mousquetaire sleeves,
guiln‘pes. ,
Exquisite designs in Venisc and Oriehtal banding. suit-
able for the high Gibsr 1 collars. or for trimming. ‘
:w of the new things that have just
Considering the quality of these Laces and the smartness
of the patterns, the pirices are wonderfully low.
N. E. Ryan & Co.
86 Washington Street,
'1’
.1
$5.1».-.
T"
day you put them on.
FLYNN .8:
’PhOne .4'66'
...
.4. “11¢. w 'M‘.
lii Wil Pi;
South Norwalk.
i.
ydkes or
Walk- Over Shoes
- “They ,Flt When Others Fail."
Comfort speaks as you draw on a patent Walk-
O1'er shoes. When properly fitted,
them with comfort; and case from the very first
you can wear
RYAN,
90 Washington st
917‘
Tel. 655-2
TO CALL AND SEE WHAT WE grass FOR THIS.
SATURDAY s TRA :PHE “NEST. LINE. or
i,
Julita
Church 81
UH!”
Ni“ Alllltme" the stall reliant—rs“ in
taple ‘_ _
E tbles
l
d Fancy
TO BE ro‘lmn IN THE NORWALKS.
Prompt deliveries to all points of the town.
:ailji'ogn you will be appreciated
'1 a
LEADING oaocaias
Clothing that is made ill clean Workshops is a very desirable sort to buy. That is the kind w?
carry, made under UNION LABOR rules, and by first-class taiiors.
fit, be of good‘ quality and stylish. We are very fussy about the tailoring on garments made for
The clothing we sell must
us. and insist on their being absolutely right” in every respect before we accept same. That IS why
we GUARANTEE that the clothing we sell you will give satisfaction.
after it passes the severe tests it goes through before being placed on our counters for sale. ‘
We know that it will
Come In at once and open an account, pay a little each week while you are wearing the clothing.
All the Fall styles are now in s tock. and'you will have a grand assortment to select from. »
rectolrcs
ion.
inches
easy weekly
Suits 5
From
For fail the modified Di;
take
among the leaders of fash-
Coats are from 30 to
your account.‘ Pay- as on
10 .130
A full and complete line of
men's sum. showing the latest
styles In fancies, serge. unfin-
ishcd wo’e'and cheviots, at
‘first place
40 ”"9: semi 0" prices that will surely appeal to
tight fitting models. Skirts every man M", w...“ good
"0 all “1“ ”3’9 "“0"! clothes at bottom] prices. Let
trimmed with Wild and us show you than goods. show
buttons. “1 blue, 9””1 you the merit of our credit oys-
London smoke, catch: and tem, you simply select your
wlutaria. A complete “M suit. shoes or hat and have it
to “'90! "‘0'“- Jc°m¢ “1 I charged to your account. No
today, pick out y°"" W" cross-examination here. Come
and have it charged to
in and let us convince you that
payments, what we say is true.
So. Main-St. " .
So. Norwallt
MILITIA OFFICERS' SCHOOL. i
Adjutant-General Cole has rece'iled.
the following from Washington
gardiug the service schools:
The Adjutant ,(lcneral, State of Con l
l1(‘(tltlll, llurtfold. ‘ i
Sir: Re Ruling to Article XII of tllcll
wur depalfnlent governing the organ-
izld lllilitln, which peltains to the at‘
tendance of office-ls of the organized,
militia at tho galrison schools and am
and service schools for oillcers enulu
ernicd in Paragrllph 220 of the militi. .ll
regulations I am dlrotlt‘d I11 the .111 i
aisinllt secretary of war torcqllest that
if there be any officers of the organized 1
militia of your state who desire to at
tend any of these schools. or 111m. ii 1.11— l
till: been ill nliendance at n garrison l
school. desilc to renew their
slice for the ensuing scholastic yenl,
the llames'of such officers may be sub— i
milled in the war department prior to
September 30 ill connection with the
lequirenlcnts plcsclibed in Pal‘aglaphs
222 to 224.111tlusive, militia regula-
tics. and that ll‘lfOl‘lnllthn may be con
voyed to the organized militia of your
state to tile effect that the. gepnrtnleut
desires to act collectively such re-
quest with a view to organizing clas~
sea early ill October to take the prev
scribed courses in the several
sclleools. ‘
E. M. WEAVER.
Lieut.-Col.. Coast Artillery Corps.
Chief of Division.
—“Had dyspepsia or indigestion tor
years. No appetite and what i did
cat distressed nle terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me. "—-J. H. Walk-
er. Sunhnry. Ohio.
0- N. G. DRILL SEASON.
Adjutant- (101101.11 Cole has Issued ol-
ders for tile drill season of 1908 -.i)‘.l as
follows:
The almory (llilbscason will com-
mence November 2 and continue to,
slid including May 31. Commanding
cots are directed to issue orders for
t in resumption of drills. which must
he of not less than one hour and me
directed to give careful attention in
their orders to the requirements of
lnlnmunlcntion from the war depart-
nlellt as published ill 6. 0. No. 32, A.
(r_ 0., C. S
In future. ofllcers requiring transpor-
tation for thell commonds will make
lequisitilnl open the acting quarter-
lllasler-gl11,::1:1l. who. if approving, will
issue transportatitm requests. ' '
. LA 6 IRPE. , ‘
Brazilian Balm ever lost a case:
A
5115':
titer. ,.
33 Waslupgtop Silent, South NorwaR
1..“ it I. .
Their Two Varieties. -New Clerk— If the grip shirts with heindrrliage of
star. had been doing her own mar et- I notice some of these barrels of ap-
In; in an automobile.
"Loidy," said i (:1 dirty faced news- di crent
to s ueeze. the 12 5 plant kind but
fiVanging over the si e, “yor customers wants horrid opened at the
Wilma trying
slln'kucr‘s' out 0' order.
all 11130001 {900% “01'st
honk.'—- dinéigo Trlbline.
pl s are mil
1 depefldulit.
hi it?
Iferently packed.
ed 2! and Z Are they or 15
slime |
Dealer—~No;
Soul (1
it won't bottom and slime at the ton. «The in
never let it run into pneumonia, not
left a grip- -.wreck Only thihg‘ on earth
that Vlls the "tough grip germ. iBut
ydll t Balm and a lenty. so do not
trim; with the salsa lies, but get the
50c or 31 1.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in Water every three
hours. Be sure t6 ”keep up this it cut-
ment faithfully for two Weeks afici-
you thinklyou are well, to utterly nn'
nihllate every gem in every great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause theI
evil after eflects; It is haifcured grip.I
the lungs give the- large done every 10
minutes till it atolls. , _
‘_r________.__..j.._‘_.‘
8. man
When a woman loves she
In who
isn't half so much interested
be Is going to vote for as she is
FROM BAD T0 WORSE
At tlle end of his lilst yeal ill the
leave his pal ish for ll wider field, and to it. " .
one good old lady was bewaillng tllc “No no: I
tau nlld insisting that the church tearfully.
would be ruined tllcl ell1 changing.
Flattercd by her wolds and manner,
and wishing-1o (onsoll- 1111-. the minis-
wol‘sh all that
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar,-
Potatoes, l‘el Pk, ................. 256
New Alrilul Jellies and Jams ..... 10c
llllllel' :1 Cocoa Box .............. 180
(“1‘lanlnrlics. 2 (.2114 for .......... 25¢
'l'om:1,lims i‘cl llasllet ............ 25c lieillz Soup
11.11113 and Silotlllll1l',s lliittlll
’iluskplelons,, YtllU“ '1‘ 111111111; nice \oung Beets.
lrecll Coln,
ter said: “Rut sister, the man who will ,
.suceeod me Is a fine preacher and “aw
fsplendld fellow. You‘ ll soon see that.
11.1 mlnistly at young divine was about to {evelything 13 all right and get Km
“1 don't get
l've seen six changes in
preachers. now. and It’s got worse and
,she answer'ed
sed to this
won 't."
-$l.00
2 Cans for .......... 25c
_‘l~anm Swelt Potatoes. price low
Ext ra, Tcndpr Native
1 111111 Beans and GlCi'll String Beans. -,
UNITED GROCERY CO
20 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Why you should buy your every day
wants here: ‘ Our prices are low; we han-
dle nothing but reliable Groceries, and we
stand back of every Sale.
We are pace-makers for big values.
swear Poraroas, peck ............................. V. . . .299 'V
GOLD MEDAL TUB BUTTER, Sgt-hing better ............ 213; ii). .
NATiVE POTATOES, nice and smooth, peck .... ..... r ...... 23c;
WARRANTED Goon Eons, whilc'tlley last .... . .........._.55c ‘
Native Sugar Col-11. doz.. 20c. '
Native VCiltqulnbers. 2 for 5c,
Native Reel Unions. qt.. 5C.
SWEET CIDER. fresh from the press, just in.
Beef? We
from so up.
our jugs .............................
3 lbs Yale Toast, 25c.
2 lbs. Pore Lard”?
Durkccs Drt‘tssing,5 Cbottle, 10c. l2 3- lbs N
Heinz i‘nlc Lntsnp, bottle, 10c.
Sllficll ()ll1es bottle. me.
Have you tried our Smoked
slicecwhile you wait,
\
We deliver in
....... 25c gallon
13. C. Soda Crackers,‘
Apples for sauCe, peck, 25c.
3 lb. c1111 lomatoes, 10c.
In 1
when he shV'aycs and shines his shoes.
Remember, all goods sold hereicomply+ with
72 NORTH MAIN STREET!
qufiphqnf.‘ Call 467.
seloij
SOUTH NORWALK‘.
the pure food law. A
Norwalk Chronicler