an
ORING to prove it. Don‘t doubt.
KARP
0. 30. MAIN OTHER?
We can back up any claim we advertise with HIGH-CLASS TAXI}
chance to demonstrate our ability.
DEBIGNERS AND LADIES’ TAILORS.
TEL. “I SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
but you should at least give us a
BROS.
latest styles In SUITS and I’ll]
AQUILA
TEL. 479. ' '
Bill-l turn as IHI
run It!!!
(Continued from First Page)
' The message as received here is tak-
an to mean that Mr. Whitney is not
returning with (‘ommander Peary. bill
has left on a side trip to hunt game.
planning his time so as to rejoin the
Roosevelt when that vessel leaves for
New York. The message was sent
from 'Iiidianhiiarbor. Labrador, and
came vla Cape Ray.
World Av'vaits Information.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.--~Wltllo Coni-
milder Peary on hoard his Arctic
exploiatlon steamer
his way from lndinna Harbor. Labra-
dor. to Chateau Bay on the Straits of
Belle island. the World awaits anxious
ly for the details of his successful
triple the North Pole, of which he .
gave Information in brief of stirring
messages yesterday from Indian Har~
hot when he declared the stars and
stripes had been trailed to the pole.
Chateau Ray is the nearest point to
indian Harbor. where Commander
Peary can reach a telegraph line by
which to tell the world the story of
his dash to the pole. The Roosevelt
was title at Chateau Iioy this afternoon.
barring accident or delay. and when
under Peary reaches there he
. iv will seenii continuum" of
tgill Naval-Keyring the results of
“‘“fmi‘i'm for the Ilrst time how
ionitihleved the goal that has been
II ambition for so many years.
’ lndian Harbor ls connected with
wireless telegraph and a full story of
the trip cotild hardly be expected from
that distant station. The numbere of
messages receieverl from that station
both from Commander Pear v and from
his companions on his Arctic \oynge
show that every effort was made to
inform eager friends of their success.
KNOOKED oown av AN AUTOMO-
BILE.
._._
Filmer Sherman Struck by a Car Own-
: ad by H. I. Bulkeley, of Southport. .
Palmer Sherman. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Sherman. of Livingston
street. was knocked down by an au-
tomobile yesterday afternoon in Wash-
ington street. but luckily escaped ser-
ious. injuries. His right wrist was
— bruised and the palm of the hand was
outnbmgtherwise he was uninjirred
I Y.
Jo Hartwick took the boy In the
Whelpley and Clark cigar store. where
Wolfe looked him over and
”'3wa the hand.
a car which did the damage is
IMO}! by H. B. Bulkiey. of South-
port. There were lady passengers at
_“ the time and F. J. Binnerry. the
chauffeur, was driving. it appeared
tfili the car was being driven slowly
mg the street and near the. Iioyt's
out” building. the boy run across
the met in front of the mchine. The
chlufl'etlr had the car undea- such good
control. according to spectators. that
he brought it to a very quick stop
0 ol’ the lamps struck the. boy.
The boy' s father was sent for. the
Ihjpmobilists remaining until his ur-
' MI Chief of Police William Vollrnct
r q itiv‘estlgated the case. ‘
"Nitride R. Nash. Frank Dickerman
. irvlng Ferris. Georgv F. Poote
Wflondricks and a few others had
5““ W Labor Day claimbake yes-
.3 . going down to Rain island.
..~ art of your income on to savings
M7: Interest psid.’
9
Ladies, Attention!
The [all season is approaching and we beg to inform theI ladies
of South Norwalk and vicinity that we are ready for them with the
All our styles are Imported from the. host
Houses. and we assure the highest satisfaction
THE LEADING LADIES’ TAILORS.
Roosevelt is on‘
“ Vacation Season is Pad
Now for work. And! make yotrr work this year really count.
Cl and 011 will enjoy work as never before. for you will be getting
0 ly systen‘latic' saving wins.
“ South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITID IANK IUILDINO.
NUIC SS GOWNS
New York Fashion
(live as a trial.
8. BRIA
24 MON ROE STREET.
TnsF-nus OMS.
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-0r otherwise?
I
remarked.
THE PARIS CLOAK
83 South Main BL, So. Norwalli.
{lilillS Illll fllllillili. 1
‘ 1
Henry Smith.
Henry Sinlth..an old and well known .
resident of East Nnrwnlk. died yes-
terday after a lingering iiiuis‘s, lie
was a Civil War veteran and a pond
faithful. soldier, He enlisted Septem-
eerlng Corps. and was later transferr-
ed to the Fifth New York Light Artil-
lery. He Is survived by six children.
two sons and fottr daughters, and one
sister, Mrs. Brush. Funeral services
will be held Thursday morning at it):
30 o‘clock. at the East Avenue Me
thodist Episcopal Church. interment
will be In woodiawn cemetery, New
York.
MiltOn Howell Brltto.
Milton Howell Br‘ltto. the sixteen
months old soil of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Iiritto. died at their home, 25
imnard street, this morning. Tire
funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o‘clock. Rev. Mr. How-
cil will ofliclute and interment will
follow In Norwalk cemetery.
Illlllilllllil lfliil NEWS
An elaborate dance was given last
night at the Tokeneke Inn. there being
a large attendance. DeKlyn, of .\'orv
walk catered.
The committee of United Inv‘epen-
dent Societies on the Illi‘iIII‘Oliriilg t‘o-
lurnbns Day t't‘lelrraiiu: u'rli hold a
meeting this evvn's3'
\iiss Ida Pfth'IH or New York. was
.r Labor pat rind Sunday guest of Mrs.
Annie Farrell oi Washington street.
returning ironic last night
The meeting of the Norwnlk city
(tilllli it was adjourned from last night
nirtil tonight. as therovt were not enough
nzfimifi’ni €9-
trieilrln- rs present to form a quorum.
There were two big excursions at
Roton Point by boat from New York
yesterday. A large number or lm'tii
petiole were also In attendance. (Tom-
bined with the athletic meet. the day
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
was a dot itil‘tii) big one iii the Point.
.\ii' ill.'I Mrs. Bernard '.loliirson. of
iirooklyn, have returned to their home
after having spent the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew (term. of Pairview
javvnne. Mrs. Johnson was formerly
Miss Adele Practzel. of Norwalk. and
is \vell known here.
A launch party from (‘ockciioe Is-
land iiiiii an exciting time off Helle
Island yesterday afternoon. when the
motor of iiii‘ii' lrmtt refused to work.
An nm-ltor was put overboard but the
line parted arid the host. which cori-
Illiilt‘d several women, was in danger
of being dashed to pieces on the rocks.
there being quite a heavy sea on. Dr.
Strahrncycr. Charles Sievcns and sev-
surcly interests you. You have
seen It go up while your funds
go down.
We Can
Bring it Down
with our Hazleton coal—clean.
dry. bright. front selected mines.
The a. Hershf'ield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 8%
s”.
ersl other men of the Hello Island
colony went to the. rescue.
The passengers were taken ashore
and the bout left in the best
position possible. it will be taken
back to (‘orkenoc Island tomorrow.
The owners are camping out at that
island
STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR.
Harry Pete. of Broad River, Has a
Narrow Escape.
Hurry Pete. 11 Broad River young
man. would probably have been ground
to death in short order‘last night by
a Broad River trolley car but for the
waichfnlness of Motorman Edward
liurkednl and Conductor Arthur J.
flushel.
Pete was struck by the car had
Rogers & Steven-s have begun the
painting of the fence on the Wall
street bridge.
A large attendance marked Lahor-
I)ay at the Country t'lub. where many
shore dinners were sl‘l'veti. Bentley’s
orchestra played afternoon and even-
ing. there being dancing in the even.
ing. The next dance at the club will
be held on Saturday evening of this
week.
The Si. Emory Club. connected with
the Hungarian Catholic Church, held
their picnic yesterday as scheduled.
on the churchs sproperty in Elm Grove
litreet, where the new chtrrch has re
cently been started. There was a
large attendance. with plenty of di-
yverslons for everybody. including ath-
‘ietlc sports.
Put
account In this mutant savings
\Deposit something each salary
soti'm nonwALK. noun.
bruised. but the car was going so slow.
ly that the man was not drawn in un-
der the wheels. When they came upon
him, his feet were across one of the
rails as he lay stretched out on the
ground. He was at one of the darkest
spots along Riverside avenue, near the
residence of Captain of Police Thomas
Hunt.
Pete had been seen by the trolley
men when they. went tip toward the
end of the line. a little after 10 o'clock.
and in consequence they were on the
lookout for him when they came down.
For this reason. Motorman iiurkedal
had his car under unusually slow
speed for this part of the trip.
The trolleyinen put Pete aboard
their car and brought him down to
Norwalk and the .oflIce of Dr. W.‘J.
Tracey. who looked him over.
LORD sraarucoua INJURED.
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Sept. 7.—
iior’d Strathcona narrowly escaped ser-
ious injury in an accident near Ve’i’l
non. B. 0.. Saturday eveninl.‘ He drove
out from Vernon to visit Lord Aber-
tieen's fruit farm. On asleep hill
near Mug Lake. about three little!
from town. the team became unman-
ageable and boiled down the road to-
ward the lake. At the foot of the
hill there Is 11 sharp turn of the road.
The oar-i- e was overturned and the
occupantst rown to the ground. I‘
or Mayor Negsw, of Vernon. lisd ls‘
leg option. Lord Stratlioons's right
“1:“ was bruised and he carried It at
as souril MAIN eraser. scum. uoawatx.
Women of Limited Means Should See This Showing of New
Tailored Suits. Coats. Skirts. Walsts. 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
it all depends on the purpose of the garment and what
material is appropriate. We are the largest dealers to the state.
AND SUIT HOUSE.
516 Main St, Stamford.
Fall Stock
Is Here
Tirei'c ls riri exclualvciicss. a
certain Individuality about our
stock that you can't get else-
where. A3 to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We recognise that good style.
combined with the beat wearing
leather made, is foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public. it you want. the
Latest Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNFALLY
——AND
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB-
BERS. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
While Lawn Waisis
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
, THE LEADING n I ODS STORE.
ITRISTRAM HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 G TE BUILDING.
Contimiatio f Our August
Clean-p Sale
We will continue our August Clean-Ur 1c of all kinds of Summer Goods. and
still lower prices will he made I se them out.
lines previously mentioned.
In addition to the
ave added our entire line of
Foulard and'Wash Silks
l Everything in Wash Dress Goods
Ladies} Misses' and Children' « Bathing China and Japanese Mattings
Special prices on all lines in our House-
l‘urniahing Department
For Your Next Win-
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
1. M. LAY’I‘ON & co
oucoiteiiaarsa)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK
‘ Harris 8: Gans Co.
TEL. 450.
TRY OUR
Bolognas, Frankiurters and San-
sages - all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
88 WATER ST.
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Cod. thicflsh.
“ass.
Clams.
A Aaronson
Successor to JOHN c. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET. .
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
Weakllsh. Butter fish.
Haddock. Eels. Halibut, Salmon. Sea
Eat‘hlldtrkf‘lmi’. and Round
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOK
SUCCESSFUL CIGAR.
The Roger Ludlow
10c cross
is A SUCCESS. 50 ARE THE
A
Announcement
...._— ‘
MISS MARGARET R.BREND-
LINGER announces that having
purchased from Miss Martha
Williams Alden her entire inter-
est In the ELIZABETH MEAD
SCHOOL. she will hereafter con-
duct the School as sole Prin-
ctpal.
HITCHOOCK—TAYLOR.
South-'Norwalk Young Man Married
to West Haven Girl on Saturday.
Announcements were received In the
Norwalks yesterday of the marriage of
.Miss Irene Seymour Taylor daughter
of Mrs. Anna E. Taylor to Frank Ell
wood Hitchcock. of south Norwalk._
The bride is a resident of West Ha
van, and the ceremony was performed
at the Methodist ErTacopai parsonage
in that place on Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Amon the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. . F. Hitchcock. of
West street. parents of the groom. Af-
ter spending a week in iritchiield.
Conn, the newly wedded couple
will reside in New Haven. where Mr
Hitchcock has (a position with the
Winchester Fire Arms Companv.
CATHOLIC fix“ N. U. CONVEN-
‘BOSTON. Sept. 7.——The Catholic
Young Men's National Union Closed
its 35th annual convention in this citv
today. The convention was opened
yesterday. and was attended by about
250 delegates them many parts of tin
country The outsideilltion of li.‘
aorta of oilicerrt and committees or.
copied the morning session Rev Ed-
ward F. Quirk chairman of the Com
mlite on Alliance. read a draft of the ‘
proposed articles of alliance with the
Young Men's institute, a Western or-
ganisatlon working along lines similar
to the National union.
Miss lrene dramatic and Miss Maud
Halsey. of Bridgeport. came over from
Bridgeport by automobile last eieniait
31d b.attentied the dance at the Country
it ~ 1 .. .
> cities of the Connect; MW
Twin City and Nugget
5c groans
B. J. REYNOLDS
SI F iii lllllillS
FOR BOYS
from Head to Foot. Very
Reasonable Prices
D. GOTTLIEB
ii NORTH MAIN ST-. 30. NORWALK
PURE
Lake 7e
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Outrage, N. V., N. H. l. H.
Freight Yarn.
Two 'Phones — 754-3; ,814-2
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft. ready for faintly use.
Hard Wood.t...st.76 par '16 cord.
. on \\ \uri ...... $1.60 per 56 cord.
Split Wood. 260 Extra.
a. CARMI BlTTa’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 7t Nswiown Avanua'.
Phone No. me. ., Nerwalit. cairn.
*
Chester N. Wainwright wllo recant-
ly returned from a trip to Europe. ar-
rived In South Norwsik yummy. and
has resumed his dull the local
l 7..
where
/ .... m.....» m
TRISTRAM 81 HYAT, NORWALKV CONN.
riegerSz Co.
Z‘il West Washington Street
rm“...
trniture
basement
(fl Vi our Basement Salesroom—ii’s
so d erent from other basements——
light ind airy; no dingy odor; high
ceilings Here you will find the largest
and in assostment of all kinds of
Furniire and Floor Coverings in Tire
Norwi ks 6!! This is no exaggerated
Statenint. If you’ll see it you 'll agree
with ii. (1] Prices no higher than else-
Cr dit Given
If Desired
s:
Eases
ly confidential.
COM
94 Washington 8L,
One flight up.
All business t [reacted strict
Otlice ours from 9 a.
m. till 7 p. m.; Saturday till 0 p. in
INDEPENDENT LOAN
PAN
‘ Havana stag.
Room
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third more
SECURITV
Eaton Crarr
shill! '
f
8:3 Pike
WRIIIN
man's
" r
"on s.
.dntlsur‘a‘lm
‘ Iii We‘ll“
Fall Woolens!
Fall Clothing!
Fall Shirts!
‘I 1
tr‘iact all our FADI. STOCKS
are putting in an appearance.
Something new arriving daily.
Takeahedi
‘ Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clothier, Hatter.
'urntphar, ,1
Trunks and War needs.
It W9“.
Norwalk Chronicler