iiliili NEW
S
Mrs. Theodore Hendricks is ill at
best home In Westport' avenue.
A us win set u». M ~ u - ‘ 5
tcrdsy. is” N... 0mm ub rooms. F W W5; ‘ Jr, W18 North Main Street, NW. Conn.
wialA' flarigger veggngd a 55 55 55 53‘. 55 u n. '5 55 '
s as as V.. ' ' . " -
win-1v. £12.? his... iii. " can so norm 110m 0: sensual-v «Km-m both when. and 1.1. m
..... h 5 visitin friends in the Roseville is- sets are the specials in the adv. 01A.
“the t and Golf Caps. Diaries. 1 ml}: egtport. ' plasmas a Son
168' Mary Ciune. of Main street. -~—1st11e adv. or A. r. backs-us c Now 1.. the 11m to buy old oats and
. Nomlk, is spending a few days with A “0"!" “SHMI 80 a 8009 W3)" at “13 C025 the economical housekeeper will .Mauuel Torc'i‘atcula advertising thorn
friends in Hartford. “‘0‘” 0' R- ”“10"“ 5 Go. find much to interest her. in his space todai' Tile adv. will
Miss by Williams. of South Main‘ Mrs wpmm Devlne is confined to tell you more “him "lem-
Regular conclave of the Knights of
King Arthur,
0 ’cIock.
this evening,
It!!!
A son was born this morning, to Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Canselarami,
ington avenue.
of lex-
~Cake Sale. Clii'ford Pharmacy. Sat
afternoon. ’ " William's ' ’Gl'tild’,‘
. Church. 2:30 to 5 p. m.
Frederick E Conley and family have '
returned to South Nolwalk
week‘s visit in Danbnry.
Trinity 3
110m 11
William Payne. of River street, Nor-
wai‘k, has taken a position in the Cro 5
int and [{napp hat factory.
-—Champiouship game.
Norwalkt vs. South
Dunlcavy will play.
Norwaik.
tomorrow.
Jack
Mrs. Thomas Jam'es. of Broad River.
is spending a few days as the guest
of her parents in nartford.
Lincoln Council,
No. 4, Order
of
United American Mechanics. will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
-—Smaii Fresh liams,11c i
'B‘ltflf' 12c; Pork Chops. 140 lb.
M l
b. . side
Hayes‘
A meeting of the Boalid'of School
Visitors will be held in the town hall,
Norwaik. this evening at 8 o'clock.
if you want a hex of candy for Sun-
day. try 11 box of fresh chocolates 110111
E. W. Kelley, Jr's.
pound.
i —-G1'an. Sugar 18 lbs. 81. ED.
Only 250 per
L. & CO.
' ohler E. 11. Perry, of the Westport
Fire Department. witnessed the big
Dadehnii game in New York c
torduy.
ity, yes-
There is a special sale of handbags
automobile and carriage b
Road‘s. The adv. will tell
about them.
.+Cnp,s. Caps. O‘Brien.
age at
you all
"The monthly meeting of‘Oid Well
[look and Ladder Company will
be
held next Monday evening at the head~
quarter's in Haviisnd street.
Miss Lillian Turner. of
Monroe
street, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. DeVKitt Turner. in Danbury.
and has been attending the big fair.
——Loin of Pork to roast,
14c ll). ,
Pork Chops. 14c. Havel-1' Mkt.‘
All the down trains from Danbury.
last evening. brought a
Norwnik people from the
number oi
fair. and
each thd every one. bore the tag 01
"hold- -up day" In that city
Dr Morgan and Rev Mr Woodson.
of Norwalk 1isited W ii. 01111an at
Long Ridge. on Monday. and
stroll through the woods for
and chestnuts.
en a pastorate at Norwalk.
-—-Cranberries 10c qt. FHDI
Mr. Woodson
southern gentleman. who has just tak- 5
took a
game
is a
.&C0.
filliss Anna Sniffen. of South Nor
1* ik. Silas D. london and Miss Mal
gie'
rite Reynolds. 01' GIoenwi
Mrs. Vernon Sherwood o
Blain's. and Mrs George T.
ch; Mr
1 White
Perkins.
Mednea. N. Y.. are the guests oi
mer Brundage and family.
with! Rklgt‘. Danbury-
:Q'William Lewis Jones
ylears a well-known resident
dge, died at the town farm.
dge. this
of Clap
for many
of High
in Long
week, hnv ing survived
most of his near relatives. except a
{div of the family who live
in Nor
walk. He was nearly ninety years
'3 old. He was buried in High Ridgt
qexnetery. Wednesday afternoon;
-—Dr. nicks coves Malaria;
Speidei's orchestra, of DH
an furnish musicaor the {an
(igcport.
smoker
01‘ the Norwalk Yacht Club. this even-
i‘ ’ .
t ners from New York.
There will be other good enter
Refro'sh
will be served A "special car will .
léhvo the cursor of Main and Wall
merits
streets at 7: 50 and South Main street
at‘ 8 o'clock. and g0 direct to
Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rogers
Hickory
are the
guests of Mr. m. Mrs Howard Mll-
l
.01 Greenwood. avenue. Danbm.
.Rogers was formerly. telegraph 0p
aims at. the railway station in Don
bury y, and has taken old
this we”:
“CK 00
“Dan .Dgfibury.
position
while the regular operator
racy. is assisting in the
at the White street eta
112811.10C51Q6P1.
."Plasv‘i i”
‘5 ‘5“
250m
attest. a coded the theatre in New
York, last evening,
Miss lda Foote and the Misses Edith
and Alice Tobey. of Westport. will
spend the remainder of the week with
friends in Dummy.
«Wreck or. Coma Mocks. 12c 1b.;
side Pork, 1211. Hayes' Mkt.
II. E. Mead and Company shrink the
coat. but not the quality of their goods
They are advertising several interest
ing specials in their adv. on the sov-
enth page.
Theodore llrotherton is celebrating.
his seventy-seventh birthday. at his‘
homo, in Main street. Norwaik, today.
lie is receiving the congratulations of
his many friends.
The Rough Rider Glee Club will
have a rehearsal this evening. at the
South Norwalk Republican Club head- I
quarters Leader Force requests the
members to b1 ing their old folios.
—lliai11c Potatoes 5 bu. lots. 95c bu
F. I). dewn 8: Co.
The extensive overhauling of the
quarters of Putnam Hose Company's
quarters in Franklin street are about
completed, and the members of the,
company are happy over the result.
The company parlor has been re pap
cred in green the pool room in red.
1nd the woodwork has been enameled
white. The quarters of old Well ilook
1in1llnr overhauling.
iliiNlEN_il__ Nillllli
Fairilcld County —Savlgs Bank
Norwalk. Conn. Sept. 17. 1908.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairiield County Savings
Bank, held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per annum
was declared to depositors train the
earnings of the six months ending Sep-
temher 30th. 19058.
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after October
105th.1908.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. 'llroas.
W. CilbertNeweii‘sSéiedtschooi
of Dancing and Department
iriday. October 16. opening day at.
)verlook Military Academy. East Ave..
1 p. m.; evening class for Ladies and
)entlemen nt 11 o'clock. ‘
Clahscs at Arion Hull, Madison St
10 Norwalk. Wednesday. Oct 14;
)penlng day: Misses and Masters at i
1. 111.; Ladies and (‘entlomea “Bo
unners." at 8 o'clotk. A thorough
curse of instruction in the who
he latest Society Daucms (‘ircu _
upon application. Respectfully, WI
“LBERT NEWELL. 25 bibsrty=Sl..
Bridgeport. Ct.
Two Things to
Consider 5
WMEN PURCHASING GROCERIES
OR ANY TABLE SUPPLIES
Quahty and Files
TEL. 655-2.
if you do this, and every shrewd
housekeeper should. then we are sure
of at leasta good share, of your pat-
mange. Our goods are the highest
standard. Our prices are as low as
thilr standard castle sold for. A trial
order is solicited.
Iuy ediblos that you can out.
is the placc. '
Churchdt Miller,
5 Liam concerts.
\ :33 wes‘t‘tflmili‘mton s1:
‘l't' ..
" 'Wfi.ah
9 who kl!
style and are weaflnk
11 than who is in-
”who 191 cos are
safe in lurking Tailored Suits
.11 l sullen: we!
q“ 01%011'9' if'
1.31mi» stebdy outfitter
‘LEC S KCPPEL.
Housemate 1.111.011.
‘ron‘do’
24 N0. MIMI “use sly”! Mom-lit.
t... v. '
li
min: who;
his.
?
1nd Ladder Company are to receive a
Iorwdlk; Misses and Masters meet at -
This '.
about tailqr- '
| .
Tfip W595 rld’ Best by Evéry Test
IflMdgou 3M“ Wdoesd‘t ft. in
NW"! arid of mater ‘ 55
flotsam qhgfib'. Huh Rashecls'rs 1150i and redhrn "
”shoals of New York, Boston, Providence, Bnllnldeld Hart-
rd, New. Hall. and other cit-l“. M is the strongest endorsement possi-
Mnay of your neighbors are using the Hub Range and are ready to
Funeral Directln'
1‘5 5
her borne in Eversley avenue; with a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
There are several interesting spe-
cials to be found in the United Gro-
ccry Company adv. Better road it.
¥Gran. Sugar 18 lbs. $1. F.D.!.. & Co
S’ellcck A. Waterbury, tbs rural mail
carrier. is enjoying a days vacation,
apd is attending the Danbury Fair.
Henry Perry. of Norwalk, Is enjoy
ing a few days vacation from his du-
ties as mail carrier at the Norwalk
post otllco.
Edward Meeker. of Westport are
one, Norwulk, took a party of friends
to the. Danhnry F‘uir, yesterday. in his
Roo touring .car. ,
~Homemsdc or Link Sausage. 12c
lb. Hayos' Mitt.
H. Joel Lowndos. of New York citl'.
formerly of South Norwalk, passed
through Norwaik, yesterday afternoon.
in 11 large Isotta automobile.
HUI. THI- H I RANGE is unsu'lp
.951 work. .01 not it?
dedxh7 all
and ' Embaimcrs,
-Soft and Brush Hats. O'Brien.
Frank 13. Field. of Burritt avenue.
will enter Colgate Academy next
Monday. Mr. Field has the best wishes
for success from ‘ail‘ his friends.
The official board of tile Norwaur
Methodist church held a meeting Wod-
nesday evening, in the church parlour.
Only routine business was transacteo.
her/ever.
wEigin Butter. 29c lb. no.1. s be
Coach's] Russell Frost. son Russell
111d Ely anymond, of South Norwnlk
are to witness the Vanderbilt elimina-
tion sweepstnko races on Long island.
tomorrdw.
Ne'ii Pierce 11 popular employs 01'
the Fairflold County National Bank, of
Norwalk remains critically ill at his
{tome in Winnlpauk. with an attack of
yphoid fever.
Bscxr:
Gold Medal Flour for me. 5
Moms.
A
”'«(Vr
States.
made it ”Wynn habitsh i1
menttthat gave New v1.11 but
time to the New 26: Store; '
manship and shape.
We i'iav‘g eclected 0115 the
will allow us to take pains to
size whenever they want it.
often m
shoes
qucut pitcher of the purse.
589°”
informstlon"’as to leathcraad
get at the agtualitics.
Will'lfillh '5‘ W 1.91
u 351$
5611.5
Wis bills" the s"
" .WVO
1‘3 ) (.1 21*
r...'.
Mill
Ionly' rcmhlns '151‘ as 1
s5. d“ boson ”1.85M saris ills;
do Football--
But Footwear
Until six months ago our shoe business was conducted by
the head oi out shoe business in 11me where we sell
more shoes then are sold at retail anywhere else in the United
The comical numb of our shop business in New ifqu b!
We have now placed at its head‘s practical shoe man. who
has no superior in the trade. and who will devote his entire
Not only have the shoe store accommodations been im— »
proved by transferring the Men' :1 and Boys' Shoes to the new
building. but all the space ionncrlymccupicd in the old build-
ing has been given to Women' s. Misses' andChlidrcn' 5 Shoes.
and the Shoes themselves have been recently heron a jury of
experts to prove and improve them.
We would roomr have shoes (mics right. than—arc: wrong.
and have therefore chminatcd from our shelves cvcry shoe
that there can be a shadow of doubt about, as to leather. work-
. . The slug-analog]; lure #1131001!!!an this foundation: «5
skilled workers to make our shoeamd hm selected lasts, ' .
W has... and finish ior‘the several cmmd qualities
oi shoes to be kept regularly on sale, so that our patrons. who
exactly, may depend upon getting the same quality, shape and
There is an old p verb that says- "A More 81101:
” We 3 all try our best to malts handsoum
bvercomc the pinches ol the tool and more he-
We ought to be able to do well for our shoe buyers. be-
cause of our combined large orders iron» the New York and
Philadelphia houses going straight to manufacturers who supply .
- us direct. without expenses 015 retail stores. cost 01 traveling
salesmen and commissions for selling. to whom. we give work
in the dull periods of thc ycugas well as at other times.
One inaction or three-ninety shoe my look just the
flier, but the customer necdsto have the”
. ,- - W'c‘ M not leave anything undone. inside or out. in
making up our shoes to give the most that can be gotten for
the money tile customer wants to spend.
The ascrtmentolchoes now in stock is without question
the largest that can be found' is any one sore. '
,,5~.,Onn tnicspcopie will takcvth’c unseat pains to give the
W 5111‘s far the tool. it the custom fl kindly take
enough time to be. properly fitted» When: third is such a. ;
every size and shape. 11 pains are.
Man. shot can be infected 16 in {its peculiarities of leet, and 5_ ~
10 also «press the individuldity oi the other; . ‘
SPECIAB NOTE:
' e311 the quality and unrhrnansbfp
_fi3f,,~lfl¢. WWW Windfall 1‘ to (111' g
, minutes/g limo
makings artehumaswemil‘bc
feed cats
Norifloewfiloc fa ds.” 5 .
arch” flag as plainly as possible, upd‘it
51' ' "
Phildclphit me-
tiwtlrae 01 the shoe chief. '
best equipped. workshops and
find the slide on suits them-
inside
andcoyercd-up partisanshipmo
o
J: 5.
m, which ‘kfm
er'ywill‘ .be jushs 1811171th us in -
iiiundiuctlamciin'n.
‘1
35 1‘
i.
’a
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' 1;. Vii?“ .
I 't'v"".-: .515”:
m; luv-Several of the Blitish war
M5
Lancaster.
derstood from other sources fi’i‘ur-
‘ key intimated she would wcl the
‘ ly on the decline today. The suncr clo-
. be' formally luv
45”
VALETTA. leAi ND 0!" MANILA,
“We"! have been instructed to soil
1
sealed or Their
5‘ boliév lathe 'tb isb
1,01 110""!th lithe fleet incl“.
lomnos is an island of the (lrecian‘
Archipelago about fifty miles west of 5
the entgance to the Dardanolles. it
also that 867‘lrli1u bands are
being
formed, and directions consequently
have been given to guard the road;
and the bridges on the Bosnian froué
tier
LONDON. Oct 9.-—-—pr FoMKn. 0t-
flee and the Admiralty have M001 tinned
the prpss‘ cablcgum from Mai say»
in that British warships have been
‘or e'red o the Aegean See. an“
mined t at these vessels are stout not
simply to watch events, but un-
amnce 0f the British fleet as like;
ly‘ to calm the population.
- consranrmorm. Oct 9:——-'l‘i1e
i’ortc has instrglctcd the imperial Ot-
toman Commie oncr Resident in So
do to continue his functions. as neither
l‘urkey not the powers lune recogniz-
ed the independence of Bulgaria.
BELGRADE. Oil, 9. ~The war fever
among the people of Bervln is distinct-
mcnt gradually is obtaining an ascen-
dnncy over the more excited politicians
and patriots, who persistently have do
mended the immediate advance of the
Scrvian army. Many of the firebrunds
today are beginning to comprehend
that an attempt to mensulc swoids
with Airstrip Hungary would be equiva
lent to national suicide and the opinion
slowly ls gaining ground that Scrvian
interests probably would be best serv-
ed by depending on the joint. action of
the powers.
The local newspapers are much less
inflammable this morning. and alto-
gether it would appear that the warli-
ings sent King Peter by France and
Great Britain are proving effective
In spite of the general improvement
however. the enlisting of volunteers is
still going on .
PARIS Oct. 8.~—'I‘Ilc fate of the in-
ternational conference as a solution of
the Balkan crhsls depends upon th1
answer given by Great Britain to M
iswolsky.tl1c Russian Minister of For-
eign Affairs. who Is proceeding to
maiden.
France is confident that if a program
can be arranged, a, diplomatic. way can
be found play which Austrin- Hungary
‘wiil. participate and that utter this
dominion!” med he expected. Ger-
man! gamma; now believed to
be in ‘direct semi tions with Con
stuntinopie and Vienna The recog
nition of the annexation of Bosnia and
scheming. would r'é'ri‘love Austria'-
Hungary s only object to bcing repre-'
seated at the conference.
France. while sympathizlng with
Russia's desire to open the liardauelles
to her warships. supports the English
view that the conference should more:
ly regulate the existing situation by
obtaining compensation for Turkey in-
stead of at her expense. These oom-
pensatlons are to be largely moral and
are to take the shape of the ulthdlnw-
at of capitulations. the suppression of
restrictions in Macedonia. and possibly
a money compensation from Bulgaria
for Eastern Rumclin. Mr. Stancioff.
the Bulgarian diplomatic agent in
Paris. intimated today that his gov
ernment was ready to accept this last
namedlproposnl. if 'an agreement on
a program and the participation of tin
signatories of the Berlin Treaty can
be assumd, Russia will issue the invi
tatlon'a.‘ The oonftirénce plobnbly will
be held at Brussels.
in lswolsky asked France to take
the initiative in summoning the router
once. but this the French government
declined to do. The main danger to
the conference lies in the possibility of
complications in the Balkans doling
the delays incident to the elaboration
of a program and securing the assent
of the powers
M “mushy will return to Paris
from Bond Ten days- therefore
lmust 91311119 or thp invitations can
In the meantime France and the oth-
er powers are attempting to prevent
an explosion in the Balkans.
No oillcial confirmation of the report
that the people or Albany
hadgdecialcd their independence of the
option! 111» received that the all:
vces r rviat a are 5938 reas-
curing: up: fieMJddkflfil" e- Sen-inn
government. in order to save itself,
will have too rrppd
tenement -a coup an'c'e some hos
Iloact spinal Austria- flungary.
W
3-“1 sum-rd hilbltnalfy 1mm coasts
Ration. Doan‘ I Regulate relicv s
id strengthening the hostels. so i
tAlfey have been mlhr' over sihee." -—
155.5Davis. grocer. Sulphur Spllngs.
1 5 1. ' 1 I“
PROFESSOR NORTON lLL.
BOSNONO f air-1’? fill-:35
Eliot art a o arvar 1'9 hen
as an mohair yogi-art
literature. and progem 1105141 totr,
1111mm 11nwel5’51myMe u to' i8 s as
I n he ppofoaaor em-
eels must lustitutlgn. is seriously
111.115 :16 scale in Gastritis-i
Norma ha been continedto his bed
sinbeihspt ”timber No‘a'pcciilc‘ rtllmont
is responsible for 27,01. Norton: con
dition,otl1e1" tha'thhe general break-
mice 01
years 01
down that
age Prof
Norton is now '
mug. Tue, pppulntion ..
to the popular '
91.
I
lune 11011113‘ for us when we not untr-
ried. Piggy—You ve got a sty in your
0”; no to speak—Life _
.555
Pigotte—jl’ve got my eyes on 0'. nice, '
Hilrennan will surely interest you.
The marvelous growth that has followed the advertising of our
011 in a moms that our prices are as low, value for value, as
each store. owing to our tremendous purchasing powcm
. . Opr Clothing bears the UNION-LABEL—that means It is made
In CLEAN WORK SHOPS by well-paid tailors—that In why we
GUARANTEE that the clothing we sell you will give satisfaction.
Anything you buy here that In unsatisfactory will be cheerfully ex-
Auln let us remind you thlt at this time our named
in all departments to complete. You gain nothing by waiting. Come
5591 possible tor a, but at the lowest prices as wel. We can cat-
a
a
amount each week. You
M are no u “Moan
foster-coat any loud can
in today, select your goods, pay while you are wearing them a "W's: ‘ ,
guilt fled also that
acted with (theologian account at W'f store
“first methods In conclusive evidence that we not 0 ly cell on the
MEN!
A great collection of well
made new Fail Suits in
fancy worslcds 11nd chev-
iois in the new Hillltll‘s of
gray, olive. and brown.
coats cuttln latest style.
round cuffs. flap or slant»
lllg pockets,
$7.60 Uanrds.
Men's Fancy Waistcoats
' in all the. latest styles
and' fabrics, large assort-
. . ment to choose from.
”.50 to $7.00.
WOMEN!
Ladics‘ Suits in chcviots. ,
broadcloth nllll surges.
trimmed with buttons and
braid, skirts extra wide,
ilare. semi or tight fitting
cunts. in blue. black.
green, wistarin and cutaw-
ba. 11 large variety to se
loci from. ,
$10 to $50.
SKIRTS.
Broadcloth and Panama,
Walking Skirts. both liars
and gore trimmed with
buttons folds of self ma-
tcr,i:1l
\
Men’s and Womenis Clothing on Credit - '
$3.98- Upvvprda.
"They Fit When Others Fail.’
1 day you put them 0'. -
‘ jrhone 4656. 90 Washington
.4'; m --..s ..u
Kmt Goods
1a.
Fresh lines of Worsted Goods are here in abundance. 5 4:3; ’
SWEATERS KNITTED JUMPERS. GOLF VES'I‘S BREAKFAEI: ' 5 ‘
illAWLS. lEE- WOOL FASCINATORS BABY SACQUES. BABY SWEATE-
’
HRS. BOOTEES. AFGHANB, are. ETCJ "’3
N. E. Ryan 8 Co.,
3.9.? WWW)! Street; ’
1-way .
4.5
.01
Merrill Business College Graduates
I (0
A Business Education will help every young man and woman.
Day and Night Sessions. , locks. as. Free.
South some. some the
JV
PHONE «ti.
.‘5ir .1 (r5. 9‘ i i ,1 5
If you want a now sail and havent Augustin; Newcomb; of
the money. the adv. of (lately and was, in attendance at the Dan
5lt‘air, yesterday. 5
(H '. ,1
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings
Walk-Over so...
Comfort spc him as you draw on a: 'pair of Wall:-
Over Shoes When p1opcrly fitted, you than; w
them with comfort and case from the very 1111151:
1mm
FLYNN 8. arm:
#5:
ills fins-1‘
'ousands of‘Bollars Earned weekly by
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Norwalk Chronicler