chance 'to demonstrate our ability
KARP
TEL.
‘ N99: MAIN eraser
AQUILA
. TEL. 476.
MISS Alli! lllltllilS.
' Matthew Anthony Hermes.
Katthew Anthony llermcs died at
the, N'orwdllt Hospital last night. He
had been III a week with the jattndice.
. The funeral will take place Thursday
iii. 12 o'clock. the. Rev. Mr. Howell of-
ficiating, and interment will follow in
Mystic, this ate. The deceased was-
a singer in t. l‘aul's choir for over
aryeaI: and is survived by a widow and
two children.
.
Funeral of Mrs. Louisa Long.
The funeral of Mrs. Ionian lklng.
who died 'Sunday evening at. her resi-
dence in Hendricks avenue. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock
from her late home. The Rev. Frank
‘D. Torrey will omciate and interment
wl‘lllfollow in Riverside cemetery.
. Funeral of John w. Buttery.
The funeral services of John Wilson
Buttery, who died at his home on the
Slivet‘mine road. New Canaan, Sunday
evening. will he held tomorrow after-
notm at 2 o'clock. The interment will
follow In ltivemide cemetery.
. Federal of Mrs. M. c. Camp.
‘The funeral of Mrs. Margaret (1.
Camp. aged seventy-six years.
It! Seabrlght, N. .August 29.
, “ W l‘dtgrom. St. Paul's Church.
' . at 2'0 clock A minister
.from New York will officiate.
. ..—_.—-.
infant Polinkosh.
‘An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Pollnko'sh. of Rocky Road. just
ol Ely avenue. died this morning and
will be buried this afternoon in St.
Herr-s Cemetery The child was not
yet manly-four hours old when Its
demise occurred
‘ TWO SOUND OVER ON CHARGES
OF HIHGWAV ROBBERY.
‘HARTFORD, August 31.——Chnrgod
with highway robbery Frank Reilly.
aged 22 and William Ilery aged ‘22.
both of New York. were arraigned in
‘ the police court yesterday afteInoon
and bound over to the next ielm of the
criminal superior court tinder a bond
0! $2. 500 each.
The crime with which the men are
‘ charged was one of the most during
deeds attempted here in some time.
and I“rgccurred Sunday night at the cor-
Potter and Commerce streets.
thevtctim being Arthur M. Barnes of
South Manchester. The evidence
Wed that the young men knocked
down, rendering him uncon-
s'cious talting a watch valued at $30
and 813 in money The victim was
Mind lying on the sidewalk by Olli-
veer Pagan. who saw two forms re-
mating and immediately gave chase.
. firmed the thieves in the rear
of I house on Potter street. where
ay put. up a stiff fight. but wete fin-
slig‘overpowered and taken to jail.
run was removed to St FIancis
Hospital but appeared in court ycstoI~
day morning and testified against the
men. His condition is not serious.
The Blptlat Young People's Union
win hold a business meeting this eve
ping at the church.
'f/
Mild. B. J. Reynolds of Haviland
,v Is spending a few weeks in
_ ell-iii} J., the guest of Mrs. Elmer
Court Laurel. Daughters of Isabella.
“II have a social time net Tuesday
for members and a few in-
melts. The committee is or-
_ sh inter-haul: time.
hm .-
We can back up any claim we advertise with HIGH- CLASS 'i‘All:
USING to provs it Don't doubt. but you should at least give us a
OEOIONERO ANO LADIES' TAILORI.
Ladies, Attention!
. The fall season is approaching and we beg to inform the ladies
of South Norwalk and vicinity that we ate mady for them with the
~ latest styles in 8Ul’f's and PRth‘ E83 HOWNS.
" . All our styles are imported from
Houses and we assure the highest satisfaction
' THE LEADING LADIEB' TAILORB.
BROS.
“I SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
New York Fashion
Uire Its a trial.
the host
8. BRIA '
24 MONROE STREET.
WEFKMS 69“ @f
who .'
IF YOU ARE WISE-—
If good Coal interests you,
If square dealing appeals to you.
This is where you “get off".
And then?
If we get your order
We are going to send you
Your money's worth
In weight and heating value
Of the best Coal obtainable.
Prepared with care.
Delivered as it should be.
It's time you thought about it.
Are you wise—or otherwise?
Tssfituns @AL 69.
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely Interests you, You have
seen it go up while your funds
go down.
We Can
{Bring It Down
with our llazleion coal—clean.
dry, bright, from selected mln'es.
i
The B. Hershfield 8t Son 00.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
.'“
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Blues. 16c; Eels. ltic; .l’orgies. 120;
God, 12c: Halibut. ltic; Haddock, lOc;
Buileriish. lilc: salmon. lilo; Weak-
fish, 12c; Salmon, 180.
A. Aaronson
Successor to JOHNC. BILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
There were ;502 film pieces of gold
coin struck at the United States mints
last month having a value of 86,925.-
000. . ~
IT IS NOT TRUE
hat saving necessarily means gIlnding self-denial.
The smiling. faces of the savers who somewhere prove that saving
“is a pleasure. once you learn the knack of It; which is hlmply ms-
RUIINAlI‘ION In spending. We my four per cent. interest.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
‘ UNITIO IANK BUILDING-
.” South Main Oh, to. Not-walk.
Golda sAttradtions Are
the Low Prices
WHITE SKIRTS
890 SKIRTS ........... ...... . 496 $2.50 SKIRTS .................. $1.75
81.26 SKIRTS ...... ' ........... . 79° 33.00 SKIRTS .................. $1.95
31.60 SKIRTS .......... ........ 906
68 Washington Street
PRESIDENTS llfllllllli IS
liElR ill till!
‘(Continucd from First Page)
ldent‘s first stop will be In lloston the
evening of September H. where he will
be the. guest of honor at a big ban-
quet given by the Boston Chamber of
Commerce. Mr. Taft probably will
motor Into Boston from his summer
cottage here. The following morning
at lo o'clock he starts from the South
Station, at Boston. on a l2HltMlmIle,
journey back to Washington.
The way to the national capital will
lead through Seattle, [.03 Angeles. the
Grand Canyon. the tip end of southern
Texas, the Mississippi river and in
railroad parlance. nearly "all other
points east and west."
The details of the trip have been
mapped out to the last minute and
contracts made with railroads for ev-‘
ery part of the long journey. [hiring
the curly purl of the. planning for the
trip the secretary to the president. Mr.
Carpenter. encountered friction in sev-
eral cities to be visited. Rival Repub-
lican and business organizations ocu-
tested with each other for a lions
.slme in the In artuinn‘a out of the prep
Itlpui. It hill
patience and tact to smdoth out the
difficulties. but all is serene now and
tentative programs for the eniertalu’
Inn to be done in every city or town
that Mr.
hands of the secretary.
President Taft is looking forward to
the liaglnnlug of the trip with mixed
emotions. lie is anxious to visit the
various places included in his itiner-
ary. and is never happier than when
traveling. but at the some time he
has expressed himself as “terribly sor.
ry" that his vacation days are so soon
to end. The president Is in the best
possible condition. lie attributes this
cises he indulges in for an hour every
morning before breakfast. and to the
three hours spent every forenoon on
the links of either the Myopia orEssex
Club. The president is an enthusias-
tic golfer. but it is perhaps the out-
door exercise more than the technical
qualities of the game that excites his
greatest interest. The president ex.
plained why he Is not louder of yacht-
ing by saying there was not enough
of the. element'of exercise in it. He
has not missed any morning but. Sun-
days on the golf links since he came
to Beverly.
President Taft has an engagement
this afternoon to see George H. Doty.
chairman, and Charles E. Grove , ex-
ecutive secretary of the Massachw
setts State Republican Committee. The
call is one of respect and has no po-
litical significance.
Mr. Taft played golf with Secretary
Knox this morning. Mr. Knox, who is
the guest of Henry C. Prick, at Prides
Crossing. just north of llevariy, will
have several conferences with Mr.
Taft before returning to his own sum-
mer place at Valley Forge. Pa.
‘ HEAVY SENTENCE IMPOSEO.
NEW YORK. Augustin—.0” of
the severest decrees ever pronounced
automobile scorching prohibits Felix
b. Droit, a professional. chauffeur and
participant is the Vanderbilt cup race
and many other speed contests from
ever itgsin driving a cu in New York
auto, Justice Zeller in the Court of
special Sessions, suspended sentence
in. brows cm today when he prone
ised length-d these directions. Droit
has been arrested several times for
speeding and has spontvsoma time in
Jail and paid several heavy fines.
hellish never ”All?”
*md Suit House
a sotmt am "as“. sows nonmtx.
Women of LinitadMaaasShoaldSeeThisSIIowingofNew
Tailored WSkslm. Wolds. Dresses.
Feminine attention is beingdirocted right now to correct attire
for the street. and in this classification numerous new features are
remarked. . it all depends on the purpole of the garment and wlmt
material is appropriate. Wears the largest dealers in the state.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
.3» Our Big Window Display
L. GOLDEN
qttlrcd a great deal of - -
Tali will visit are in the '
largely to the physical culture exer- ,
by a court in an short to discourage . .
waster:
sis Main at. Stamford. |
South Norwalk ~
Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Areflieit”
Men’s
Emerson” .53. 50. $4.00 and 85. 00
Keith Konquarcr. $3. 50 and $4. 00
Waldorf .................. O2. 50
Ladies’
Lounabu'y A Swiss
....... $300. $3.59 and 55.00
Herrlcit'a. 3.2. 00. 82. w and $3 00
Fisher who. . . 31.50 and £2.00
Children’s
Educators. 51.50, ".75 and 02.00
Boston School Shoes
CONNPALLY‘
AND“
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEZT $2.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
Ii WASHINGTON STREET.
SOU H NORWALK..
TEL PHONE 3034 i
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON & C0
(Inconmnaran)
a RAILROAD ave. so. uoawauc
illlllllllllil lllflil NEWS
The storm Sumlar afternoon played
havoc with trees in some parts of the
town. A big tree in front of resi-
dence of Joseph Cox, Highland avenue.
went down before the wind. The same
fate befall a tree near the Red Mill.
in Highland aveme. Another tree
went down In front of the Quinn place.
William F‘. Chadeaync. who was for.
nterly in the. stationery business in
Washington street, selling out to go
to Springfield and enter business, has
returned to South Norwalk. Mr.
Chadeayne did not go into business as
he had figured. but is now planning to ‘
purchase a farm somewhere in this
vicinity.
William A. Clark. of the firm of
Whelpley and Clark. and wife and
their daughter, Miss Clark. are visiting
Coney Island today. . This Is Mr.
Clark’s first visit to the world's greai-
est amusement resort in twenty-five
years. ‘l-llh friends expect to have
him considerably surprised by the
changes.
OUR OWN MINSTRELS.
1
lines previously m
While Lawn Waists
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Washhble Dresses of All Ki
Ladies} Mlsses' and Children's bathing
entioned. we
. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT.
. NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Continuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale ' .
We will continue our August Clean- Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods, and
still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the
have added our entire line of-
| Foulard and Wash Silks
i
l
Everything in Wash Dress Goods
China and Japanese Mattings
Special prices on all lines in our House~
nds
TRISTRAM 8t
For Your Next Win-
ter's COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
Harris '8: Gans Co.‘
TEL. 450. 63 WATER ST
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Franklurters and Sau-
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOKES A
SUCCESSFUL CIGAR.
The Roger Ludlow
10c CIGAR
IS A SUCCESS. 80 ARE THE
Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURE l‘l.
Sillilfll illiiillS
FOR BOYS
from Head to Foot. Very
Reasonable Prices
D. GO'ITLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T“ 80. NORWALK
.—.—.—-7—-—-—— ~——_--_.-
Lake Ice
_ Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Cd
Office and storage. N v. N. H. a ‘H.
Freight Yard.
"Miatah Walkah kin yo‘ tell me de TWO 'Phones -.... 754.3- 814 .2
diff‘uuoe ‘twsen a peach seed in a
mm o' cooked cown stabeh an a '
man like you
on de hoa‘d o
“No.
one What Is the difference between
a peach seed a bowl of cooked
corn starch and a man like me trjlu‘.
to make a killing on the board or
(Eur to make a klllin
tade?”
do udder sin a puddin in no plt. "
.‘Mdies and entle an. the emi-
neat vocalist. yvpvin Gas.
in In ”t and touch-
rvt , rugs.
go; I cant answer that Hard and soft ready for, family use.
e‘l'" .
» “who one am up“ in the. nuddiu nn
FIRE WOOD-
Hard Wood.....01.75 per l6 cord.
Soft Wmd..... 41.50 go:- it cord.
Split Wood 25¢
a. CARMI IETTI' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown‘ Avanus,
Phone no. 1m. Norwallt. Conn.
" . .2... y...“
ver nag your butt-
band." 'an1:
When
an he‘s beating the
tinted ll
sages all made fresh. daily. ,'
HYATT,
furnishing Department
NORWALK, CONN.
Furniture
——IN———
‘ Basement
ill Visit our Basement Salcsrooméit's
so different from other basements—
light and airy; no
dingy odor; high
ceilings. Here you will, find the fargeét
and beat assostmeni of, all kinds of
Furniture .and Floor Coverings in The
Norwalks. (I! This
is no exaggerated
Statement. If you’ll see it youfll agree
with us. (ll Prices no higher than else-
where. .
Credit Giver;
' If
Desired
‘ 29-3I Weét Washington Street
\ .
MONEY TO. LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
$1 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third thort
gages All business transacted strict
ly confidential. Office hours from ‘9 a.
m. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till, 9. p. m.
lNDEPENOENT LOAN ‘- SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havlisnd Bldg.
One flight up. Edam i.
Eaton Crane & Pike
W. A. Briggertnatt’s ’
i
. MUSIC OTOR'. 9
Donovan Ilooit. 182 AWasltlma at.
Fall Whole'n'sx!
Fall Clothing!
Fall Shirts!
in fact all our FALI, STOCKS
are putting in an appearance:
Something new arriving daily.
Take a Look!
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clathlar, Hatter,
Furnish",
Trunks and. Mather m,
M,
Norwalk Chronicler