m 11
.. ".00 ‘0 .150
EK Nils,
MAHACKEM-
court-1‘... .
Miss Water!) is ill at her home in
West avenue, rwalk, with scarlet
fever.
——Pork Roa 14c..lluitcry‘5.
The new pit for the high school
has anin an as been placed in the
assembly roo
—Sltoulder
Roast. 10c lb.
William H. cMahon has the foun‘
datlon up for new houSe 011 the east
side of Sprin treet.
Lincoln Co all, No. 4, Order of
United eMchics, will hold a regu-
lur erecting evening.
~—Caps, C‘ . O'Brien.
Frank Wy, of Plattsville avenue,
orwalk, we on the railroad excur~
slon to Pitt ld yesterday.
During th absence of Dr W J.
Tracey, Dr. oval Higgins is taking
care of Dr. racey s patients.
-—Don't 1’ feet the dance, tomorrow
night, at t Auditorium, city,
The mon ly meeting of the South
Norwalk 1 rd of Library Directors
will be hcl this evening at 8 o'clock.
———lt‘rcsh tonldcrs,12c. nuttery's.
Herman ttlttncr has commenced
the erecii of a new house on his
property the west side of Sprim
. street.
--Roas
Market.
Carmi rite, of Newtown avcneu, i:
repairing is house, preparatory to giv
ing it a :ompiete overhauling am
painting.
A sta d communication of Oh:
thl Lot 1:, No. 108, F. and A. M., wil
be held its rooms Tuesday cvcnitu
at S o'clt k. The E. A. Degree will In
worked.
-Cra crrlcs, 10c qt., I1‘.D.l.. &Co.
The [1 era] of Charles St. Just Mar
.tinett ,w I be held Saturday aiternooi
at 2 o‘ ock from his late home, 3;
Butler rcct. Rev, H. B. Carpenter
will otll littc. ‘
Dr. F win Evcrctt Smith and house
hold r urncti to South Wilton, last
night, rom Sugar Hill. New llantp
shirc, here thcy have been spendlnt
the su inicr.
Mrs. lebecca Cummings has return
cd to 1er home in Brooklyn after
Spendi 1; two months in Norwalk 3.
the gust of Mr and Mrs, George Cot
.1111, at iclden Place. 1
-——P me Rib Roast, 14- 16c lb.
Lean Pot Roast 10c lb
PUBLIC MARKET.
The overhauling of the (otnpan
quarters in the Putnam Hose hous
are rapidly nearing completion mu
work has been started in the ()1d Wei
Hook and Ladder quarters.
——Sausage. 12c. Buttery's.
Gus Volk, the well-known Soutl
Norwalk baseball pitcbcr, captured 1
ticket scnt 11p in a balloon. yesterdat
afternoon, entitling him to the use toy
several hours of 1m automobile am
a dinntr.
-———Ronst Ileei‘, ltie 1b., at New York
Market.
R. W. Variant. of (‘1':111l1111'y, picket
a basket of raspberries from his turn
a few days ago 11nd has placed their
on exhibition in the window of Glen
dcning's pharmacy. The fruit was 1
second crop.
n—Prime Rib Roast. 1252c. lluttcry‘r
Miss Gertrude lilagncr, the popula
and obllging “hello' girl in the tell
phone company s central office, will gt
to Danbttry tomorrow to take a post
tion in the telephone office in that
city during Danbury Fair wcck.
~Brown_ Derbles. O’Brien.
Edward Bedcll, who has been work-
lng days on the plattormu at the Soutl
Norwalk railroad station. and has
been driver of the oyster truck of tin
Adams Express Company. has beet
placed on night duty on the platton.
and the meter truck has been discon
tinned.
——Don‘t forget the dance, tomorrow
night, at the Auditorium, city.
Jesse Seaman and Edward Mctiow
an, of the South Norwalk letter 1:111
rier force, went to St. Vincent‘sHos
pital, in Bridgeport yesterday atto1
iioon and called on Elbirt W. Clark
“tho recently underwent an operatlor
there. He hopes to leave for his homc
in a week or two.
—Gra11. Sugar 19 lbs. 31, F.D.L. to Co.
There was an interesting match
game of pool last night in a South
. Main street pool room, between Robert
Curtis, of East Norwalk, and George
Bryan, of South No1 walk Curtis won
by the score- of 100 to 94. Btyan led
by twenty points up to the hall. bun
dr mar,k when Cuxtls rolled off
Cw ey'bl'lsbdlee 1 vl'l.
——E§caliops. 50c '.,qt Cuthili’s
"iloliih. W Dreyfus
...(ihtin. Cigarettesftébacm. -
and Smokers‘Articles of all kinds
..tnltaacttsnotawca
' Lean I’ot
’ork. 16c 1b., at New York
'isfaetory way. They must be seen to
1': minor 51.. Swastika
DRUGGIB‘I‘.
I noun-t 'MAm ITRIIT.
721.. 1151-1.
The new recruits of the Sixth Coast.
Artillery Company will drill this even-
ing at the Armory. l
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men, of Nor-
walk. will hold its regular weekly.
meeting this evening l
-—Roast Pork, 16c lb., at New York
out:
:Edw."w, ,lKQfl‘e'y, Jr. 1248 North 11111 Street;
bottle is to be ”furnished this full wl
by not site to this at once and two
very largo ammo
new Window or Door Dra-
popsiblo delay. " We M19
0! Domestic and Imported NOMMes. from lwhich '
you may make selections. This list gives you 11 111111 at some at the kinds:
Croce Itrlpe aorim Curtains ....... .51.25 per pair up.
Rufllcd Muslin Curtains .................. .891: to $198 per pair.
Imam Uddo' aunt» cumin. . ., is: to twosome.
Mott} ham Loco Curtain. ...... .. . .. .75: up to $5.00 per pair.
bliii'ifi'th' cartilrio........ ....... - 4.50'1‘lérpalr.
to thmmtn...,... .. 4510011011 11:11:11.1.
W irich Point Curtains ...tr. ........ 05.50 optic 55.50 per pair.
Partial-c .......... . ........ $1.25 up to 512 per pair
Couch COVII‘I ........ .............. . ..... .. 75c to 84.75
..y
4.5-“- 1
Funeral Directors and Embalrncrs,
,.
011, DEAR.
‘On a recent ‘declnmntion day 111 11 A little boy. who 111111 just this
. by his mother how he liked it.
0“ur yaller hen has broke her leg,
on, never more she'll lay an out, iy, 'thoy didn't know much.
And Sister Sal has ate a pie; 1 was the only one who know."
We’re born today and die tomor-
row."
This earth is full of sin and sorrow— "And what. did you‘say, dear?"
L” pain in the stomach"
South New Conn.
HE KNEW BY EXPERIENCE.
sed-
New Jersey school a promising young ‘son joined sundry school Wits asked
...... idea shot oil the subioinod:
“Why, " ex'claimed Cha1lle disgusted-
The
The blindle' cow has gone plumb dry. teacher asked what was the collec, and
“Why, i told them pretty quick it
‘darket.
Councilman James T. llubbell re.
aimed his legal duties this morning
titer a short illness at his home in
Quintard Place, Norwalk.
—B1cad and Butter Roast, 14c.
:91 y ‘s.
The Knights of King Arthur will
meet in regular conclam let the first
ime this season at 8 o‘clock tonight.
A full attendance is of the utmost im-
_1ortance. l
-—Umbrellas & Yacht Caps O'Brien. i
Watren Woodward (aptaln of the
‘Has Beeps," will play the team of the
ew high schtol “Tho Would Bets," 011
rhe Colonial lot tomorrow afternoon at
:230. No admission will be charged.
It will be interesting to many of our
'eadcrs to know that Norwalk is not
he only town nearby that is to have
1 “bold-up.” 01111 of the hosipials iu
lridgeport has arranged for a similar
10ch experiment on October 23rd.
lint-1
WALL‘
PAPERS
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS. l
10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnislt-
ng Goods.
Japanese China in Cups. Saucers
Plates. etc. '
Painters' Supplies. '
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.25 per.
gallon.
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
10c. l
Window Shades attd Picture Frames
undo to order.
Painting and Dtcotating. 5
W- ‘
We give the s. d. H. Gncen Trading
Stamps" Ask for their"
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
rel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
l
l
l
That's 111 for Fishing' can be
found at ‘
CHAS. ESDOW’S
HARDWARE.
m waning-on omen.
macaw.
011 Should See
the be utlful showing of new and ex“
elusive patterns in imported Woolens
that is being made at Kop'peI's.
lPrint cannot describe them in a sat.-
be appreciated fully. Then, too, we
want you to view ottr workrooms and
see for yourself the finest equipped
tailmlng establishment in South Nor
Walk. 1.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FASHLONABLE TAILOR,
HOURS—I a. m. to I [1.111.
,IUNDAYI—tl to 4 p. m.
24 No. Main St., South Norwalk.
Tel. 336-5.
The Tall Awe lie tug at
Wanamaknr’ 5
These two great buildings are invitineg filled
with the NEW THINGS for AUTUMN. It is a
Fashion Education to walk through the Old Build-
ing and see the new Suits and Coats for Women,
the Millinery, the Waists and Lingerie, the new
Dress Goods and Silks. And the New Building is
the broadest and completest illustration of the new
ideas in Home Furnishing and Decorating. We
are expecting and have prepared for the greatest
season of this store’s history. ..
We think you will be inter'e'sted 1n what we have
already gathered here.
The‘Latest Word that fashion
His Spoken 1
in matters of dress tor Women is exhaustivcy illustrated at
'Wanamaker’s 0i course, ClilCi interest ccnlcrs among the
charming new Tailor l Suits. Changes huge been radical.
Variety is legion. A: 'r' skill is cvidcntr; qioxy model
Lines oi unusual dir: ,' and race charact re the cla'ssic
models. The assembmgc will thoroughly inform lVCI’y woman
on all dress fashions [or Fall. ~
The Best $1 Black Taffeta 1n
New York
How do we know it? By the best evidence possible.
We. bought :1 piece of 81 Black Tsilcta Silk {10111 five other
New York Stores with the highest reputation “tor good silk
stocks, and added the same length ol our 01111131 'l‘nl'leia.
We removed all marks of identification, numbtrlng each
piece, and sent the group to be analyzed by the most eminent
chemical expert in the crzzit. Wc|sent them altcrwrud to a
manufacturer who probably know more about silk qualities
than any other man in the tonic.
The report of both mcn gave. FIRST PLACE to the Wan-
amaker Tafieta—stating that it contained MORE and BETTER
silk andywas woyen MORE EVENLY. than any of the others.
35 inches wide. For'dross purposes, as well as linings
and pctticoats, 81 a yard ' '
What Will You' Do for Your Home
This Fall ?
Whether the new lurniturc is required ior'Parlor 01 Kitchen,
whether it be Carpets, Hangings, Window Shades or Wall
Paper that may be required; whether new supplies of China or
Glass, or Housewares-thqgmltehttstocks, ,nio's't intéllikently
assembled, are here to select from, and the highest decorative
skill to aid you.
cAnPE‘ts
Readiness Arno
. and
Fresh item the looms of the areal; mills the new CARPETS
have come to 11s, rich in the various patterns and colorciiects
which the master designers have produced for this season.
Thetalways-lavorite twotoned car'pcts display many handsome
novelties; then there are charming chint: designs for bedrooms,
Art Nouvcau and rich Oriental and Conventional patterns lor
library, dining-room and dmwirig room.
Like assortment prcvm among the RCCL‘. ’7 3:: most
bundlnl Oriental originals’have lent color and design to many
of these modem Wiltoits and Brussels; from the small Persian
chest to the striking Kaiak. And many. a handsome two-
toned. design is included among the newest arrivals. -
oi flopmoverlngsutip pigs!
helix; satisfactory v 'cty
d‘mirlble liticsilgi' dispkahtlio‘t‘n”. if” liedotind at'Wm-
maker’ 5. .
.1 ‘1 a... .3. «.11 , rpm.
111- a w
u'l ",~«' in; 1".
Fonhuly Broiled-y.- Fourth aha-u.
1. ~AT.Suum1&€n. Murdhw
n... *1... ”City
e
A
v
, the First M. E. Church on Saturday
' diverting trado front Rohdc's burbct
Mrs. W. A. Cooper, of Jersothity,
is a guest of Mrs. Henry Sackman. of
Cannon.
~C. J: K. Hats. O'Brien.
Dr. and Mrs. Weed, of Norwalk, are
enjoying the hunting season at Elbert
Jones“ farm iii-Long Ridge.
mitoast Beef, 16c Ib., auNew York
Market.
Mr and Mrs. Roderick, Wood. or
Ndrwalk, were renewing old acqualn- l
tances in North Stamford, Sunday.
*—-—'Spriug 111111111 Legs. 18c lb.
Forequarters Spring Lamb, 10c lb.
PUBLIC MARKET.
The. Cannon Grange held a very suc-
cessful and well“attendrd "l’edlem'
Parade " last night at the Cannon Hall,
A lighthouse tender came into tin ..
the night, but tie for so could be learn-
ed, was not on any special mission.
——-Pot Roast, no bone, 10c. Iluttcry's.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Will-ism A. Clark we
expected home in South Norwalk to-
inorrow from a two weeks' vacation
ttlp to the notthctn pull of the state.
and in Massachusetts.
Candidate for Constable
win was able to get about this morn-
ing for the first time in two days.
during which he has been sttii'ering
from a nervous breakdown. He Is
now very much i111provod.
~Spring Lamb Legs. 16c lb.
Forequartcrs Spring Lamb, 10c lb.
PUBLIC MARKET.
The Phllathca Class will meet at
evening at 7:30 o'clock to rehearse
tor the Harvest Home Concert. Fred
Force will be present and conduct the
rehearsal. All are requested to be
present.
-—Don't forget the dance. tomorrow
night, at the Auditorium, city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Print and
son, Thornton, J12, who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs, William H. Ray
mend, oi Ely avenue, have. gone to
Phil dolphin, where they will Join tht
"H 1py Hooligan" Company. Thit-
company plays one night stands
throughout many of the largest cities
of the East.
~——Dou‘t forget the dance, tomorrow
night, at the Auditorium, city.
Joseph Murray and Otto l~‘. Rohdt
scttlcd tltcir little difference yesterday
afternoon. and no warrant. was gottei
out by Murray against Rohdc. it i1
claimed that scvcral parties have lll‘t'l
shop and that. naturally. he. became in
ceased yesterday. when Murray direct
ed a man elsewhere. .
wLegs Spring Lamb, tile “1., at
New York Market. -
(‘ockcnoe lluyloft at its meeting last
night voted to hold a plm‘whle tourna-
ment with linens Hayluft sometime in
the near future and Charles Yost. Er
nest. S. Mnlkln, lt‘rcd Rowe and N. \‘l'.
Chamberlain were appointed a com
mittee to make the. arrangements. A1
tbu'ncxt meeting the loft will have a
“blowout," when severai‘ tramps will
be welcomed Into the barnyard.
—Cl1estnuts, lac 11L, F.l).l..&t‘o.
Politicians in Norwalk and others
are commenting upon the peculiar fact
that both candidates for mayor. John
M. Barr and John J. Cavanngh, arc
men whose business will keep thetn
away from the city at least part of the
time. ‘Mr. Burr is connected with a
plumbers' supply company in New
Yo‘ city. and Mr. (‘avanugh's connec
tlott with the C (it K but company com
pcls him to absent himself from the
city when traveling in the interest.-
of the ilrtn.
-—Soft and Crush llats. O'Brien.
The baggugtuncn at the South Nor.
walk station are considerably excrcis
cd over the new order which compel:
them to transfer 11nd tally all piper:
coming in from New York on the tizit
train. These dailies, which are sent
all the way front South Norwulk t1:
Pittsflcld, have been transferred hltl1~
crto by the Adams express 111c11. Now
the baegaucmcn have not only to
transfer them to
tallied.
-—Chcstnuls. 10c qt., FILL. & Co.
Driver Art Siauson, of Phoenix En-
gine Company. Norwalk, is wearing
one of his fingers in mourning. and
all because of a fight between his fatn-
ous dog “Jack" and 11 ball .dog. It
happened the other night when "Jack"
grabbed the bull by the car. Then
there was plenty of excitement and
trouble. Art took a hand and, in part
ling the canines. he received a gash
about an inch 1 g in the finger. The
Wound has been eauterized and be 1111-
ticipatcs no trouble from it.
-Primc Rib Roast 14-16c lb.
Lean Pot Roast, :IOc lb.
. PUBLIC MARKFT.
St John's lodge. A. I“. and A. M.
”Of ‘Norwnik, Worked the tellowcraft
ldogroo‘ the: owning on George 8. Lock‘
"wood and at the close the members
1111 their Visitors sat down to a ban-
l'auet’ (hit had been prepared specially
tor innocent-tion. There Wc1e speeches
by Congressman E In Hill. lL-xLieu
Renault Governor E. O. Keelcr and Can-
diddte: for Mayor John M. Burr. The
lattar kept ‘thg banqutiters in the best
01 humor for nearlv half an hour by
his keen and r‘lttt remarks, tl was
ani’ght‘ art. so 11 o be forgotten by
the members 0' St. John‘ s Lodge.
:.i——bamb Fore, 90.. Butters/'3
The 11111111111 thxobrsion tot Plttslleld
yesterdayms enjoyed by a large 1111111.
1511111111111 The Nonwnlks "The special
Written 11111111 tstthorwatk shortly
filter 8, iatrivtng in “Pittslield about
till: 1461‘ mvlucfiittsiield about 4. 30 in
l!he’¢’ttftt!faotm, NorWalk was again
hatbor yesterday afternoon and spent,“
J. J. G04)d- '
the 6:24 Danbury ‘
train, but the papers also have to be .
Now, when. our assortment is large, is thegtimedo buy ,1:
your. fall Suit or Coat. ,Our credit system has been themeans
of keeping thousands of men and women well dressed, and "
being well dressed means something at the present day. Re— '
member that our clothing' is made' in CLEAN WORK SHOPS
BY UNION LABOR, and that we operate 44 stores. We buy
in large quantities and get the bottom price. That' ts why we
are able to sell the best goods at the lowest prices, and that
we DO sell the best goods at the lowest price is proven by,«;
our customers when they return to us every season. Come in
and let us prove to you that what we say is true.
s» .smmm-'~<
Our stock of Men’s and
Women's Clothing is the
largest we have ever
. shown so early in the sea-
son. Now in the time to
buy, while our stock is
complete. Come In today.
select your goods, have
them charged to your ac-
count, pay us on caby
weekly payments.
For Women. the New
Directolrc gowns in Blue,
London Smoke, Catawba,
Green and Blacks.
For Men, BrownshFan-
cies, Blacks, etc.. in the
latest cuts and styles.
$10 one , .. "
*7 ... .1..o.s-:...w,z.uo_s¢.q.éa<ag—w3: anaemia .-.. .sc.»
cg;
‘.,,1. g£«:,:fla‘ ...'.c.'s...::1 “as 42.1.. J:..
a
32,3} I“
i
; ‘0. B. Jackson, 1:1
E Optician.
’
i Everything in the Optical Line.
i E‘yes Examined Free.
g 58 WALL STREET. 11110115433, NQRWALIg. «3-;
Men, 111 opens THURSDAY and FRIDAY;
October Isl: find 2nd. ‘ A
Many Seats Already Taken.
Sessions. 7 to 9 o'clock HOOKS FREE.
OPENING NIGHTS
'l‘ he best time to enter.
Sand for Enrollment lllank DO IT NOW .
. M. A. usaattL, 111-111.. ‘
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WGOOCTS
Fresh lines of Worsted Goods are here in abundance. ‘
SWEA'l‘ERS, KNITTED JUMPERS. GOLF VEST S, BREAKFAST
SHAWLS. lEE-WOW‘ASCINATORH BABY SACQUES. BABY SWEAT-
sas. B00 s. .1 . tNSJIItT .g .
One spec I 111111 in mi he i’ liter, ximcy Weave, white. cardin
19 ray exceptional value at 5260,1111 a. leader this week we make the pric
- .l'.i§,i... mail
N. (E Ryan E'Co.,
36 Washington SM 'i it ,
E1411,-
Walk Over Shoes
“They Fit When Others r511 "
. Comfort speaks on you draw on a pair of Wall:-
Ovcr alts. fivsmplglysgttfl, ”karma wear
them ‘w it c ort. 11111111..» 3er first
witty you putt them on. _! t: .‘
lr'ubhedht abOut 8 in the evening. The
the beauty and plottu'esdueness 0!
due scenery en’ route made the trip 1111-,
usually attractive. Among those who
moons Nbrwalk were Miss Powell,
ercttoontay,‘ Mfr Robert Homer, Miss
ost‘t'l'tfiley, "Janice Talley and Richard
acorn. , ‘
W
t thorium bulimia 111111 tom ‘
Iciofula, pimples, rashes, etc. ., ‘arc due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bio
tern is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
“ytlii‘ “Flour eyed, cloar- hrtfln‘bd‘,‘ oléar-
ikinned. .... tallied
turplo elm-e allotted at Plttstleld and -
FLYNN ‘1.
9
90 Washington St
MATCHING HIM. ..
“That was probably the world's 1‘60
0rd tor heartlessncss. " 1
"News fiddling while Rome intra-
ed. "
TIME TO BEGIN—ANYWAY.
"Momma, I want. some water to
christen my doll. ” said Ethel.
’“No dear," answered hdr mother,
reprovlngly; "it' a wrong to make sport.
of such things.” a '
“Then I want some wax to waxin- Yes, but some 99°91“ "t “W“:
tile her. sues old enough to have phonosmnhs rumihls “110'! Will“.
something done." neighbors want tooleep." "
Norwalk Chronicler