I
"
I NW. can back up any claim we
chance to demonstrate our ability
so so. want Earnest
The fall season is approach;
; AQUILA
AT“? 1:"!!- "t ' ‘
~~Olthfito more it. Don‘t doubt, but you should Q least glvs us a
' '1 Mariana AND Laorss' rations.
7st,. «I scum noswatk. couu.‘
Ladies, Attention !
.of South Norwalk and vicinity t at we are Ieadr for them with the
latest Itylea in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS.
All our styles are imported from the best New York Fashion
lioness, and we more the highest satisfaction
THE LEADING LADlu' TAILORI.
advertise with monomer! ran.- ‘
and we beg to inform the ladies
Give us a trial.
8. BRI-A
2d MONROE STREET.
ll!!!!!8 III! lllllilllll.
Mrs. bellla Kristen
The funeral services of Mrs. Sybille
Kristen who died September 1. were
'held yesterday,‘ afternoon at" 1: 30
oclcclt at her late home 11 West ave-
nus. The ev. J. Howard Hoyt, of
New Canaan. officiated. Mrs. Leemon
Tripp add' Mlas’Hazen Quintard sang
. two hymns. The interment followed in
“Review cemetery. New Canaan.
Miny'ihehutift’ll floral forms showed
" the esteem in which the deceased was
bold. ‘She is survived by two daugh-
" tor-s. Mrs. it. D Murphy. of Winfield
V «treat. and Mrs. iohn Btev.ens of West
.. avenue.
_ Nfllllllfiw Ill")!!! HIS ll!
. All")!!!
(Continued front First Page.)
ctr-ponies! by his wife and two other
ladies. was trqvellng along the thor-
onghfars at a good rate of speed. and
when between the Ctrrnyn and 'i‘arlov
' propattles. the rear axle of the mach-
in. broke in two. Fortunately none of
the party was injured Mr. Andrews
states that the mad at this point is
in bad condition and he intended to
hold the town responsible for the dam
age do.no to the machine.
Willi! till!!! If!!!
Star of Columbia Circle. Companions
of the Forest held a largely attended
and successful confetti dance at the
phvllton'at Roton 'Polnt last night.
sander Ross McMulrcn l'orrncIly
Inn! of the North (‘onter school
who will teach during the coming tear
it: I prominent school in Washington.
D. C., is visiting in Ncrwalk. '
“I ._——-—-b
Codncilman Albert M. Pohlman was
duly initalled last night as state chief
hayina‘ker, by Patti. State Chief Hay-
maker Moy.o of Bridgeport. A special
meeting of Chess Hayloft was held
for the event and afterward Mr. Pohl-
WV W... ”M.
piaTiqus @ALQ.
IF YOU ARE WISE—
Ii good Coal interests you.
1! 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
0! the best Coal obtainable.
Prepared with care.
Delivered as it should be.
It's time you thought about it.
Are you wise—or otherwise?
MEWSOALO
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go up whllc your funds
go down.
nigh did'the honors.
.5 The lachoda Club had a meeting last
night slid decided to have an outing
it Mi“ annex at Nauvoc. on Sunday,
Weather 12. ~Tbose desiring to at-
.al‘c requested to be present at an
Wmeeflng of the club to be
_ asta“ next Wednesday night.
' {in .- aouthern state. where there is
some moonsbluing, there lives an old
man“ known to everyone in his neigh-
as Uncle Billy. and Uncle
priilea himself on the fact that
. never been “catched by them
«noon tellers." says the Louisville
Tiles. He has, however, had several
escapee. all of which he will
ignore recount whenever he gets a
co. But his favorite adventure
in at evidence.
. {We Was all in my house " says Un-
filmy
w boys.
seeming. yit they was on
could run.-
hid it aria th' house and they wrvu
“that. Me and Jim run to the
“has; where th' licner was Thur
{was a filled Jug a-eettln' on the shelf
‘ K It didn't. mean nothing. .llm. be
It the and i looked at Jim.
arn't no chance to throw It
Inder, I'cause the house was
- who." drank the ticker."
We heard the revenue
JIS
. The quilt
, is a pleasure.
“I!
‘ "intimates or. ‘
deal! with his shrewdness in diapcs:
“me and Brother Jim and.
They knowed “9.
IT IS NOT TRUE
that. saving necessarily memes grinding aelodenial. . .l'
faces of the savers who come here prove that saving
once you leatrn the base of it. which is simply Dis-
' ORlllNA'l‘ION is spending. We pay f Ir per cent. interest.
South New
UNlTlD IAN IUILDINO.
{‘ OOUTN NONWALKI OONN. .
We ' Can
Bring It Down
with our Hazleton coal~cleam
dry, bright, from selected mines.
TheBJIershfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. I22 Water at.
remarked.
material is appropriate.
as depth Main on. so. Nor-walk.
llllllllllllll till!!! IE!!!
Mlsl Julia Weed of New Canaan,l
l
called on friends III Norunlk Ftlduy
-—School shoes. Conneally & Bracken
___,__._
Mrs. A. H. Burton, of New Canaan.
has been visiting friends in Norwalk.
Read about the little things in cor-
sets in the adv. of the N. E. ltyun Co.
—Lstest in Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor and children
are to return home today from a s0-
iourn at Canaan.
if you want to get the best class of
teurtauts read the adv. of the Reed and
Voik Electrical Co
long island escallops 50 cents quart
at Cutbill's. You will find full list of
fish in the adv. Better read it.
—Glover'a Shoe Store closed all day
Monday. Labor Day.
Miss lner. Daniels. of Chestnut
street. Norwalk, left this afternoon for
a few days stay in New Haven.
The Winnlpuuka will plat- thc Wil-
tons at the Shady Side Grounds this
afternoon and a good game is expect-
ed.
—~Tuesdny. September the 7th. is the
second enrollment day at Merrill Col-
lcgc. Already II number have filled out
blanks and thus secured their seats.
Mmrtlru bclug Labor Day and a lo-
gni holiday there will he no collection
of ashes or garbage in the (‘lti of
South Norwalk.
A stated cortrmunlcution of Did We"
Lodge. .\'u. Hill. I". and A. M.. will he
lIt-ltl III Its rooms. September ’I‘tll. limit,
at h‘ o‘clock p. III.
~—Attcntion. property owners! You
makeI no mistake when you phone 310
lnhu SI KeIscr, the bIIilIlt-I-s. for
nayiblng in tho carpenter llIIc
Snlcctructr Alfred AIiaou. oi Nor-
\\'lilli. has gone In Philadelphia it)
spend lilc holiday with his brother.
Thomas H. At'istru.
Mr». John II: liersham. and son.
lionuld. of New Canaan, have been vis-
lilllg with bliss Margaret Harty of
XIII-walk. the past chk.
. Shows. l~‘lynn& Ryan. Shoes.
t‘apiuiu H. E. Lockwood has iiWBl’d-
ru‘ llll‘ t'tlllll‘lfl‘l for his sewn rooul
know with all modern improvements
to St .lolru to Kcyscl'. builders.
'l‘hc contractors have built a six
foot board fence across the front of tho
Wall strcct bridge to prevent and ac-
cidcnta among the spectators.
Flvuu & liven. Shoes.
The firm of St. .lohn & KPISGI‘ have
the Iontrnct for the alterations to the
house of Mrs. Emma l’fahl, Woodward
avenue, in the hands of thc masons.
- Shove
A daughter was borir to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sullivan, of Nor-walk, yesterday
and today Frank is handing out cigars
and receiving the congratulations of
his many friends.
—~Tuesday. September the 7th. is the
econd enrollment day at Merrill ()0!-
loge. Already a number have filled out
blanks and thus secured their seats.
The fast Colonial baseball team of
Stuart avenue will play the tender-
lotns of Stamford and as the Tender-
lolns is one of the fastest aggregations
. “is my credit Sabin-re?" did
the unkempt man leaning carelessly
against the bar. "Sure." answered
the bartender. busy polishing the
glassware. “Good enough it“ you on-
ly want to borrow tI‘.ouble" Then the
bouncer got busy. —Puck
Suffragettc—~Wbat is a party with-
out women women? More Man ifle-
pautlyl—A stag party. Suffragette-~
Exactly. And what. sir. would this
nation be without women bu stagna-
tion.-——l'.lfe.
Prisoner .no I speak with tho
Convict Sm b for one moment? Jail-
er—-No, he has just left. after finish.
ing his time. But ask me again in
about a week.——-Fllcgcndc Blaetter.
"How did Tom manage to get so
much of hill uncles estate "Ht:
married his lilwtor'u- only It ughter"
-—Boston 'Globe
Savings Bank
i
in Stamford a good game and a large
crowd is looked for. .
About fifty men have been thrown
out of employment in Norwalk by the
putting up of a board fence on the.
Wall street bridge. The only occupa-
tion of these spectators was lb watch-
ing other men work.
Contractor Malkln began today to
tear down the little fruit store on the
Wall street bridge to make room for
the new block. The work is being at
the order of Mr. Coleburn. who thus
llbvlously makes a claim to the build-
n .
g _...._s..__
—Where shall i get a reliable car-
penter to that leaky roof and repair
work? Th e question you have prob.
ably asked yourself time and again.
Iurd welcome suggestions. Phone 310.
St. John II Keyser. What you want
when you want it.
The case of John Kerekes, who was
arrested on complaint of John Shimko‘.
a Benton street saloon keeper, who
claims he stole $7 from him.“ con-
tinued this morning until usedsy
morning, Bhimko not showing up. Ker-
ekea is under :50 bonsd but this morn-
ing was still locked up;
‘Co pistol was made to Chief of P0-
lice illiam Volimer this morning
that a boy had thrown an apple thru
one of the stained glass windows of
the Baptist church. A companion of
the lad who threw the apple necked
the lad who threw the apple was pick-
ed up but he claimed that he did not
“The Mom I
our Ill btotiae ot‘" W'
.___s_.._.——..__ ——-_.———_—————_._—__.______.
as SOUTH MAIN ITRIET, SOUTH NORWALK.
- 'Wonlon of United Means Should See This Showing of New
. Tailored ‘Suits. Coats. Skirts. Walsh, Dresses.
Capes and Sweaters
Feminine attention is being directed right now to correct attire
for the street, and in this classification numerous new features are
.11 In “mind! on the purpose of the garment and abut
We are the largest dealers in the state.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
may“ will be them
”Nth. MW
516 Main BL, Stamford.
m“... _-. .__.-
Fall Stock
Is Here
There Is an cxclusivcncsa. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get else-
where. A: to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best.
we recognise that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made. In fort-moat con-
sideration on the part of the
public. it you want the
Lateét Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
—'—-- AND
BRACKEN
Bl WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 863-4
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB‘
BERG... THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
..._-.x., -m... .
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 8t C0
(menopause)
A RAILROAD AVE. N. NORWALK.
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Cod. illuctlsh. Weakflsh. llutterfisb.
Haddock. Eels, Halibut, Snlruuu. Sea
Bass. ‘Scallops. Long and Round
Clams.
A. Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. BILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
Iet wasamo‘rou eraser BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
Church tomorrow night The Pastor.
Rev. H. l} Carpenter will conduct the
service the quartclto will begin their
li‘all Work by giving "An Evening with
Burk." singing fatorite uorks of the
great composer by special request and
the popular evening service of this
churth will again be in full order after
the summer vacation. .
_..._._.____._
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Smith have gone
to Hickory Bluff for a. weeks‘ BOIOUI'H-
litre. Louis Stet mole. of Flushing.ll
Long island. is‘a user of Mrs. G. L
Pinkham, of Hillside place.
Miss Madge Miller. of Brooklyn.
New York. is a guest of Miss Agnes L.
Golden. of Farlfleld avenue.
Miss Emma A. Willmot. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiilmot. of
Cross street, in a street of relatives at
Staten island.
Miss .Hnael Potter, of Van Zandt
street. East Nor-walk. left today on u
few days’ visit to her home in Mt.
Klsco. New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. hank Dunweli
Walter arrived home in South Nor-
walk yesterday from Liberty. New
York. and tomorrow Pastor Walter
will occupy the pulpit of the Metho-
dist church, his vacation having been
completed. -~. -
Mr. and Mrs qeorge R. Van Alstync
entertained a cothpany of friends at a
pleasing whlst party last evening at
their home in Bayview avenue. The
first ladlea' who was won by Mrs.
Charles B. Fill II and the consolation
by Mrs. 0. LP ”mm Ernest C Hill
liand Won the first gentlemeu'e orlzn
While [lawn Welsts
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Ladies} Mlsses‘ and Children':I Bathing
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
TRISTRAM &
HYATT,
' ma LEADING DRY” oooos srtht
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
IContinuation 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.
lines previously mentioned. we have added our entire line of
*Foulard and Wash Silks
Everything in Wash Dress Goods
China and Japanese Mattings
Special prices on all lines in our House-
furnlshing Department
NORWALK, CONN.
In addition to the
ter's COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER ANI: BE
CONVINCED.
Harris 8t Gans Co.
TEL. 450.
TRY OUR
68 WATER ST.
sages -— all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
, PHONE 445.
A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOKES A
SUCCESSFUL CIGAR.
The Roger Ludlow
« 10c CIGAR
Is A success. so AIIE‘ THE
Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Still! turns
FOR BOYS
from Head to Foot. Very
Reasonable Prices
«I D. GO'ITLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
PUR .
Lake «Ice
Wholesie and Retail
Brockside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. V., N. H. d H.
Freight Yard.
Two Times —- 754-3; 814-2
and Harold F. Clark. .the consolation.
One worthy object in Nor walk not-
ably the Day NIrrserI will hire ltd
opportunity next chncsday This
do has been particularly set apart
“ urser'y Day." and at this time pIIIIIIj
books will be circulated through the
various mills and mainline-Intros of
Norwaik permission having been so-
cured from the ivarloua otllcials. These
pass books are ipnded to be a sort of
one! our Min ra Incite to carry on
done by a
la‘ladlag.
mu: wooo
Hard and soft" ready for family use.
Hard Wood......t. 75 per 56 card.
80ft. Wood......i1.oo per 1‘ cord.
. Split Wood. 26c Extra.
A. cAi‘tMI IETTS’ WOOD YARD.
No. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 138-2. Norwalit. Conn.
{hobo-umber: circulater are expect-
ed to he entered with the amount do-
nated some small aunt. Me ten or
twenty-fly cent! I“ hoped that
View
For Your Next Win-l
Bolognas. Frankiurters and Sau- A!
76 NORTH MAIN STREET "
where.
\
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business transacted strict.
1y confidential Office hours from 9 a
m till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till fl 1). m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN l SECURITY
0M0 PANY
94 Washington so,
One flight up.
Eaton etude; Pike
Willi!!! P! R
.41...
'W. A. 'Btiggertnan’s
rituals arealf .‘
Donovan Ilook. . ' Ii Washington It.
Haviland Iidg.
Reom 1. ?
l
Fall Wholeus!
: H. KriegerSz C0.
2931 West Washington Street
' Furniture
—~IN——
Basement
fl! Visit our Basement Salcsroom—it's
so different from other basements—
light and airy; no dingy odor; high
ceilings. Here you will find the largest
and best assostment of all kinds of
Furniture and Floor Coverings in Tire
Norwaiks. (i! This is no exaggerated
Statement. If you’ll see it you’ll agree
with us. fl! Prices no higher than else-
Credit Given
“~If Desired
A. H. . ~rieger 81 Co.
29-31 Wee! Washington Street
Fall Clothing!
Fall Shirts!
ll‘ fact all our FALL STOCKS
on; putting in an appenrancc.
Something new arriving daily.
Take a Look!
Joseph—Davis
Taller, Clothier. Hatter,
' Purnlahor,
Trunks and Luther WI.
Norwalk Chronicler