HOW Lorig ls
' KARP.
i" DIOIONERO AND
' OD. MAIN ITRIIT TEL.
The fall season is approaching
AQUILA
. TEL. 47‘.
HEiiHS HHH iHHiHHiS.
Mrs. Elton ”Nlhlil.
Mrs. Ellen Nihill widow of Thomas
Nihlll. died last night at her late home.
Ill) Ely avenue. The deceased was six
ty- seven years of age and was a suf-
Tort-I froth a lingering disease. The
remains were taken to Brooklyn this
afternoon, where burial will be in Holy
Crass Cemetery.
. Mrs. Cynthia Green.
The funeral of Mls. Cynthia Green.
widow of Ruben Green. was held this
afternoon from her late home in Elm
street. The Rev. George D. Egbert.
pastor of the Norwalk (ongIcgntional
ChuIch. ofllIiated. and interment fol-
lowed in RiveIsido CemcthI'.
GERMAN TARIFF CONFERENCE.
BERLIN. Sept. 1.4 —Coqu von
Bernatorfl. the German ambassador to
the United States, appealed at the
Foreign OlliIe today and explained the.
general situation created In the new
Ameritan tariff. as it Iclatcd to (im-
many. to a gatbciing of it'prl‘sellii‘
tives of all the govornuII-nt rice"
manta interested in the tariff.
was the first of a seIics of co-
which are expected to l .
pita suggestions on tl
German fith‘I‘lllll).
States for a i' ,- taIlil agreement
The suggesti: s to he made will bI
made ii i l by Outdoor 20, when
part of the
Candi. Bernstorff sails for New
York. E out you Bernstorff was re-
ceif ‘ by Dr. I-on BetlIInaIIII-llolwcg.
;t/ll uperial chancellor this afternoon,
'OOG CASES BELFORE JUDGE TAV-
4 " v.1 - " OR.
> g cases were before Judge‘
”Joseph R. Taylor in the llaviland
strut court this morning. the com
plaihanta being Constables Thomas
lastborland and lirynn II Silk. the
. dogwardens.
- i A. A. Raymond. .lr.. was charged
, with having in his possession an un-
licensed dog more than six months of
In. Tho code was continued until
9: 30 Thursday morning.
Joseph Rainy pleaded guilty to hay
in: two unlicensed dogs. and was flu
ed “~an costs. He paid up.
OLDOINO TENNIS GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14—1‘he
' Amadeus lawn tennis team having
Won the right to challenge Australia
for the Dwight F. Davis Cup. interest
_ in the remaining matches with the
which team today was not so great.
and only a small crowd is expected to
witness the closing contests on the
courts oi the Germantown Cricket
Club. in today's play W. A. Larned.
‘ ,' the American champion will meet .l.
‘ 0. Parks and W. J. Clothier will play
against. ti. P. Dixon. of England.
. . PUTNAM HOSE warms.
. y The monthly meeting of Putnam
'Jloso Company was held last night.
so! two new members. Thomas Canty
and Richard Webb. were elected. The
1th of tsking‘part in the itallan
parade and celebration on Columbus
. Day was discussed. but action was de-
.‘ lured until the matter can be further
: looked into.
., INTERTAINED AT WHIST.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fred 5. Lyon enter-
' killed a company of friends at whlst
last. evening at their home in Fairheld
arenas. in boner of their guest Miss
Ullian Morris of Jacksonville Flor
» tidnf‘ Four tables were in use during
taa evening and refreshments were
. ”Tiled. The first prize was won by
Dr. H C Sherer and the second by E.
' H. Jones. ‘
‘ ‘ TWO MEN ARE MIssma.
' Pi'i‘TOBURu. Pa. Sept H.-—-—Al
though two men are missing. an all
Ill“ search failed- to increase the.
annuities «used yesterday, when the
VIIII‘M the burned building of a star
as house fell. demolishing the Hotel
‘ next door. One man was killed
minjnrdd It is believed
it‘s a foolish question to ask. if you would order your TAILOR
MADE SUIT at [tarp northern of the choicest materials. latest cut
and style. perfect fit and‘flne finishing at a reasonable price. or course
you would. We“, here it's waiting. .
Ladies, Attention!
of South Norfolk and vicinity that We are ready lUI them with the
latest styles in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS.
All our styles are imported roIn the has:
Houses. and we assure the highest sailafarliou.
THE LEADING LADIES' TAILORB.
. house.
to the United .
of t 0 missing man are and
Your String?
BROS.
LADIEB' TAILORS.
988- IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
and we beg to in-foIIn the ladies
New York Fashion
Give a; a trial.
& BRIA
24 MONROI STREET.
iHHHi HiliH SliWilHi
Hill HiiRlY HHIHHHEH
David B. Hawley. oi Bridgeport. Falls
Overboard and Hangs Head
Downward
BRIDOEPORT. Sept. it.—-David B.
Hawley. aged 76. steward of the Mo
hawk Yacht Club. and for many years
a captain of craft here. was taken
from the Willt’l‘ In a dying condition
this noon at the float off the club
He was on a scow transfer-
ring ballast when his foot slipped and
he fell overboard, his foot catching
on the side. of,“ float alongside oi
the stow width a manner that he
hung do await! with his head sub
lluudIcIls of people saw the
at as the float is at the lower
ge wheIe tr'afiit is Man at in-
m houI. MI. llawch was takcnput
quiIkly. but lhc submersion huu ex—
hausted him and a plIIsiIlan said he
could 8("'lil(el_v rccoI'II Among thom-
who used the shore front Mr. Hawlvy
was very well known.
ALL READY FOR THE GAME.
Contest of Norwalk and South Norwaik
. Business Men on Today.
Everything is in readiness for the
call of time at the baseball game be
tween the Norwalk and South Norwulk
business men‘s teams at Amusement
Park In Meadow street this afternoon.
Representative M. ii. lleimett is lit
call time at. 3:30 and then there will
be seen a game that probably will
have no peer for the season. \Villi"
it may not be as scientific a conical Its
some other games have been. It Will
provide more sport than most major
league contests.
Fred Coleman. manager of the South
Norwaik learn. and lleputy Sheriff Tom
. Skelly. manager of the Norwalk team.
are each very conlldent of the result.
but of course one must be mistaken.
Who is in “the wrong will be known
H‘llong 'about ti o'clock. The ambulance
will be in instant readiness to respond
to any calls to the scene. of battle.
This game will be for the benefit of
the Day Nursery, which will receive a
nice sum.
M...
KING MANUEL TO VISIT KING ED-
WARD.
LISBON. Sept. 14.-—-King Manuel
will leave Portugal for England, where
he is to visit King Edward. November
20. Ha will stop i’ Ir days in Madrid
to return the visit 0 ‘King Alfonso. it
is generally understood here that King
Manuel's betrothal to the daughter of
the Duke of File will be announced
from Windsor Castle. and that King
Edward will confer the Order of the
Garter upon King Manuel in honor of
the engagement.
MAY DIVIDE CALIFORNIA.
IDS ANGELICS. Cal.. Sept. 14.——The
sentiment amused in some quarters to
divide California into two states took
definite shape yesterday, when the
Southern California State league was
made a permanent organization at a
mass meeting. called to protest against
the recent action of the state board
of equalization in inI-Ieasing the as-
sessed valuation on property of this
country.
STAMFORD JUDGE DEAD.
STAMFO D. Sept. li.—-—Martin J.
Gray. for t e last two years deputy
judge of the city Iourt here. died this
mornidg from typhoid fever. He was
38 years old. and unmarried He was
admltt d to the bar in 1807.
t“i’il'l‘lie Quality of » Proteéiion
. Murder] by your savings depends on how you invest them. 3
~ f you have any money. yen owe it to yourself to can at this
and learn the superlative minty of this institution before
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILOINO.
pours uoawaaa, cos
for this sale it! . ..............
gain again.
HIHlHIHHil [Hill Hilii
Our Brothers“ Lodge held a Iuoct-
ing last night, at which the regulaI
business of the meeting was dist asst-d
The acting school visitoIs will meet
at the high achool Thursday, Septem-
ber 16th, at i p. In. to issue it. ..n . cr-
tlflcates.
The city council will hold an ad
Journed monthly meeting tomorrow
night at the council chamber in llari-
land street.
The board of school visitors will hold
a monthly meeting next Tuesday cyc
ulng at the high school building in
West avenue.
The marriage banns of Miss CeleI Ira
Renzulll and Antonio Ziono vieII- pub-
lished at St. Josephs Church Sunday
for the first time.
The annual election of trustees of
the South Norwalk Methodist Church
was held last evening. Choice was
made of Eben Hill. Charles E. Scyo
mour and Thomas 1. Raymond to servo
three years.
Thomas I“. Dowd. manager of the
store of A. F. lk-ckman and Company.
Washington street. who is just recup-
erating from a long and St‘Yl‘i‘t' illness.
started this morning for a vacation so
journ :Ii Canaan.
Two horses fell under the, Washing-
ton strI-ct railroad bridge this morn-
ing within II short time. but neither
was llljlll‘t'd. apparently. ()III- of the
horses was from the Sulmaus‘ stable.
and was startled by a train.
A small pup owned by (‘ari Sclmub
was sll‘ill'k and l‘lill over this morning
in Railroad III-critic by an automohle
and was so seriously injured that
Spccial (miter (icoIgc W. Gladstone
shot it. 'liII- dog had its nost- crush
Mi.
1‘. I‘. lnunsbury laaige. New Eng-
land tIrIlcr of Protection. hopes to
have t'Yt'l‘)’ member out tonight. when
il delegation of the supreme IIiilI-I-Is.
from Boston, will be present. as will
also IiclcgaiioIIs from Stamford and
llring-port.
Sunday evening a little pile of rail
road lil's III-hind the fence in Railroad
sy'oIIIII- tI-nl. lii't‘ and aInoldcrcd t'or
M'Yt’llli hours finally breaking out into
:I bla/c A Hill alarm brought I'utnani
How t‘IIIIIpany \IlIiIlI put out Lhi'
bin/.I- \iilh (ili‘lllii‘liiS
Eduard Wood. a young dclivcry
clotk I-InployI-d at tho llaycs market
in Noith Main sits-ct. had a collision
)‘t‘sll'l‘tlliy. with a motor cyclist. undcr
'lIc Washington sirI-I-i bridge. WIN-II.
who was noun; a bicycle. was thIowII.
”ml IIppIIII ally was not injured. though
no “its IIIIMI'II with till'i anti had his
I (ll iUl'l'l
Riihlll‘tl S. (lost-r, of Stamford. was
II guest yesterday 01‘ Otto LindstronI.
Mr, Ilcscr is the Iicleuuto from llli'
Stamford iiarbcrs' tiulon and Mr. l.in~
slit-III from the Norwalk union. to the
National llarbcrs' liIIion convention ,to
he hold at Milwaukee next month.
They will go in company. starting on
Sunday, October :itd.
(‘lI'I‘lI F. i.. Perry. of the Shell Fish
t‘IIInIIIission. l‘lllllt‘ to South Norwalk
this IIIorniIzg and remained at the
mm.“ room from 9 until 11:30. to is-
licensos to oystermeu to work on
ta naiuial 390wa beds. This was a
vcnieuce to the oystermen. saving
them a trip to New Haven. The nat-
ural growth oystI-I'Incn look forward to
more than a month‘s work on- the.
Bridgeport beds alter the law goes off
next Monday. They will gather year
old stuff.
BIG CROWD AT SYRACUSE FAIR.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. -Sept. 14.—
Grcatcr New York Day drew a big
crowd at the state fair may. The
weather was perfect. Mayor George
B. McClellan. of New York city. was
the speaker of the day. He spoke for
simplicity in pleasures and deplored
the tendency among many to livo.be-
read their means. The track is in per-
fect condition for the gmnd circuit
races. The program for today includ-
ed the 2:26 trot. 2:08 pace and 2:05
pace.
The Size of .
Your Coal Bill
"surely interests you. You have
seen it go up while your funds
so down. .
We Can
Bring It Down
with our Hasleton coal—clean. .
dry. brighg. from selected Inland.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
83 IOUTH MAIN OTRIIT. SOUTH NORWALK.
8H [H Hill] HHHHHE WAISIS'
The fronts are imported from Switzerland and no storekeeper in this
country can buy them for loss titan :1 .50 each. our price.
.............. ,...........
if you don't come you lose 81.00, as you cannot get such a bar-
98c
WILL NOT ATTEND DiNNER
CHICAGO, Sept] it.—-.lusi as many
suffragists in various parts of NW
country had become elated over the
fact that Mrs. Ella Flagg Young. super»
luthIIleni of the C cago public
schools. had been iIIylt II as the only
woman guest to sit at tho banquet. to
be given to President ’l‘aft on Thurs-
day by the Commercial Club. Mrs.
Young cooled any expectations tbaI
she would by action champion the
right. of women to sit in the high
councils of men by announcing that
she would not attend the dinner. it
was in her official capacity as head of
the school system that Mrs. Young
was invited. "We congratulate you."
suffl‘agists fmm various parts of the
I'Ollllll’)‘ have been writing to Mrs.
Young. “ii will be a great thing fol
the American women."
"i am not going." Mrs. Young wrotc
back. "It‘s a man's organization on-
tertaining a man. and i am not going
to thrust ruyscli III. They'll want to
smoke."
Mrs. Young says she is a suffragcttc
in the ordinary. but on account of her
official position Is not one in prim
lice.
AMERICAN COMMISSION HONOR-
ED.
(VOIDGNE. Sept. it—Thc American
3 flying from a Prussian government
. corner on the Rhine has created cou
aidcrnbic inquiry along the river front
and brought out IlII- explanation thnI
IlIe government was thus honoring tlIr
members of the American Waterways
Commission. who are studying the fly-
or improvements with tho aid of ii
body of German Enginccrs assigned to
facilitate their work The IquuIis
sinnery slwnt all of last week on the
Rhine.
The commissioncrs will proceed to-
night for Holland and then so to lit-l
glum. They are due to arrive in I’ar-
is Supt. 2i.
Ta {FE was Quin. (29.
T0 BUYERS OF COAL
This messagazu
We have no habit to find
With those who buy Elsewhere:
We think they make an error
Which one day they will see.
But let us say:-—
Coal is worth :30 more to you
Than its heating value.
And the absence of waste
In the form of slate and clinkeI‘i
Makes for economical fuel.
One cannot get satisfacaon
From inferior Coal_ ,
Nor gather figs of thistlcs.
refitusdw 69.
Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an exclusiveness. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can‘t get else.
where. As to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We recognize that. good style,
combined with the. best wearing
leather made. is foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public. lt_you want the
Latest- Styles
in ,Footwear
DIME UO‘A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
. -——-AND
BRACKEN
Bl WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “34
WIAR THE A ERICAN RUB- .
ISM ARE
WW--_ . - _._....._.._... - .
. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Housefurnishing Department
We are prepared in our Ho'useiurnishing Department to furnish you
with anything you may want for Canning and.
Preserving Purposes
MASON' S jARS. quarts or pints ........... 48c
LIGHTNING JARS. quarts ...... $1.00
LIGHTNING jARS. pints ................ 90c
JELLY TUMBLERS. 6.02 ................. 19c
JELLY TUMBLERS. 8 oz. ............... 24c
JAR FILLERS ............... ' ............ 5c
For Your Next Win-~
ter's COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER ANL‘ BE
CONVINCED.
Harris 8t Gans Co.
TEL. 450.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-
sages -— all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN. STREET i
PHONE 445.
68 WATER 8T.
Bea 10c “Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow .
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
Twin City and Nuggeti
For 5c
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER. "‘
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT,
.) a: ‘
Ix. corsair. rear. 1:. no ‘
, I
. 1' I
r
~.-... AJ
i 3 gal. smut? POTS ..................... 45c
.‘ 5gal. STONE POTS . .................... 59c
l 5 gal. STONE POTS ..................... 65c
l 6 gal. STONE POTS .................. 79c
I FRUXT PRESSES ........................ 25c
NORWALK, CONN.
Young People About to Marry
Should Consult
H. Krieger& C0.
ON THE
Houseiumishing
Oueéiitm
(ii in our Bascnicnt Salesrooai you will
find the grandest and best assortment
in The Norwalks.
(H We are Agents for the' Famous
Quaker Cooking Ranges; Agents for
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets and Kindal
Bed Couches.
til Our Great line of Rugs juSi cap-
tures. every one who sees them.
q Look us over before you purchase
elsewhere.
Fall Suits.
Hats, Shoes. and
Furnishings
' " COMPLETE
For Men. Boys and Children
D. IEB
11 NORTH MAIN Q. .80. NORWALK
_. . _. ‘ ..__._._ ....-....__...T.._.. ..~.._.—
PURE
.ake ice
gages.
ly confidential.
Wholesale and Retail
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and .third mort-
All business transacted strict-
Ofiice hours from 9 a.
m. till 7 p. up; Saturdays till 9 p.m
INDEPENDENT LOAN 5 SECURITY
COMPANY .
94 Washington 8L.
Ono flight up. Room 1.
a. _,.
"HillJiHHl" .
SHHS Hill HHERHHHIS
The Clothing
“Made in New York "
where the styles originate. can
now be seen at our store. The
anllnnd Bldg.
lBrookside Lake Ice Co
Dillon and Storage. N. Y., N. H. I. H.
Freight Yarn.
Two 'Hlonds .4 754—3; 314-2
nah wooo
Hard and soft ready for funny ulo.
Hard Wood.....|i.7li per 5‘ cord.
Sort Wood......31.w per it cord.
Bplit Wood. Ion Extra.
A. CARMI IE‘I'TO' WOOD YARD.
No. 14 Newtown Avanus.
Phon No me. Norwslk,00nn.
arr-rs
I‘l- O
piss
Donovan limit,
«Loch. VIEWS or“
Post Cards
10c a Dozen"
Highland Linen Wntiag Paper
25c a Box
W. A. Briggermans I
MONO OTORII
same styles and patterns as
shown by the large stores of
New York city.
The best tailoring and the ‘
most hobby styles that can be
produced.
lii.fli_l___tliti.flll
Joseph. Davis
Tailor, elatblsr. Hatter,
Isa 4W It.
Norwalk Chronicler