Ill-D" runs. .. ..
KARP
AA)”. MAIN ATHAIT
‘ l
AQUILA
Q. ' 111.. m.
Place
I
‘ beat Lehigh
R18 81
Telephone 450
WHEN YOU WANT THE
Best 10c Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludiow
YOU CAN‘T BEAT THE
Twin City and Nugget
For Sc
13.. .1. REYNOLDS
MANUFACT U RIR.
rule wool)
tiara and sort ready for replay use.
Hard Wood“ A..1. 75 per 14 card.
Bolt Wood... 51.110.391' .11 cord.
Split Wood. 2511 Extra.
ArCARMi BITTS' WOOD YARD.
NO. 74 Newtotvn Avenue,
been. Ne. ms. Moment. Conn.
a, 1.
odious (“.911 ('19-
iizvnnr WOMAN KNOWS-
That proper coal must be used
To the kitchen range; it not
The cooking will be a failure.
Ivory. woman knows-
If the cooking is not right
There is lack of good humor
lid cheerful conversation
:3 the table.
, nery'woman knows-—
. a 111mm means bad digestion
‘ Add poor health; therelore
Goad coal means good health.
And a host of women know--
1111 11111.1. coon COALl
"helices @1161.
MONEY 'ro LOAN
. . We loan money to housekeepers 111
- 01 wisest: payments, also to property
, 1111!er on Wetland and third moi-1
= All business transacted strict-
A oohildentisi. Odieo hours from 11 a.
iii. till ’1 p. 111.: Saturdays till 9 11.111
iNDIPINDINT, 1.11.1111 a sscunirv
. . cesium
‘ s11 album In. 11111111111111 sing.
.‘Oos one on. 1111111111.
- .... “MW. ... ..
modulo be 1111111 to» saunas m that 11111111 11111.
canoe 11111114 most 111111151
Y 11 ssvinas business
_ satiety til
‘Wa‘ ' flan!” is Just 111111
t 1 I
rveopouiit 111111
1'
limes 111-.
‘ if NOT. IRING THAN TO 0.. WI MAKI. REMODlLl RILINI- ' 1
DIAIONANA AND LADIES' TAILORB.
TIL-AAA SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.‘
1 "Ladies, Attention 1
111111 tall season is approaching and we beg to intoim the ladies
Nouth Norwalir' and vicinity that we ale ready tot them with tho
Llistbbt Blyloa in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS.
All our styles are imported from the host New York Fashion
HouIes, and we assure the luahesi Iatlsluctlon.
' 'rlis LEADING Laoies- TAILoss.
BROS.
Give us a trial.
& BRIA
24 MONROE STREET.
your order with us and get the
Coal mined.
GANS co.
68 Water Street
F all Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
COMPLETE
For Men, Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 111111711 MAIN 111.30. NORWALK
TnYBUR
Bolognas, Frank‘lurters and San-
sages -— all made fresh, daily.
Meets and Provisionsoi all kinds.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
91101111 «is
Our Coal- Talks
may not
Convince 011
Only personal or r-
isnce counts when quail
liyv—suporior quality“-
is the issue.
P e r so 1111 experience
with our lisseiton coal
is what you need to
convince yourself or
what we know;
That the prooi 111 the coal is 111
the burning
That the hurtling of our Hassl-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hershiield & 3011 Go.
Til. see. 122 Nd!" It
11110111
will
-m u .,
9100.000 rill 1N wmciissran. KY.
Wth‘ Hillfi'l‘l‘lfl Kg” Oct 13 ”4'1”!
swept the central pur1 or Winchester
this morning. causing 11 101111 of 8100.
000 lioloro it was controlled several
business haunt-a vial-o destroyed.
11' 11111 land 11511 sun all our 111111111.
it is hard to understand where he gets
all the angels
liritish colonies supplied the mother
country with 1100 0110.001) worth of
wool last year. ,
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNPAID IANK Amt-BINA-
developed 0 1.11 111.
with ever} APinatubo
slaviegs Bans.“ We" -
AOUTM "GAVIN-K, CONN.
We have outgro
garment id roduo
.Ladies' suit-.111
Dresses. trons .0.
Millinery
111111 1111111 111111111
11111 11111111
(Continued from First Page.)
E. J. Hill. Other omoials riding in
carriages included Mayor Leomon M.
llrundage. of Norwalk; Mayor Francis
1. Burnoli and Mayor-Elect Robert M
Wolfe, oi South Norwalk; members
and nlombers‘elsct of the councils of
the two cities; Corporation Counsel
J. .l. Walsh, of Norwaik, and Corpora-
tion Counsel John Keogh, of South
Norwalk:
H. Quintard. former Senator Jeremiah
Donovan. General Russell Frost. Wat-
er Commissioner Christian Swartx.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. Representa-
tive M. ii. Bennett. Postmaster Ed-
mund E. Crone. Chief Ranger Philip
Casteiisno, of the italian Court at
Foresters. and others.
ill addition to the members of the
various United Societies in line. a dole
gniion of Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. rodc lll carriages, and
several of the Hungarian Societies
There were two bands of music. in-
cluding the American Hand. of this
city. ulld Prof. Nicaslrn's Hand. twen’
iy-oighi pieces strong, of New York
city. The oily tire department present-
ed a line appearance, horses and ap-
puruius being burnished up in line
shape. and the oiflcera \vciiriug well
cared iur unllornls. (‘hiei Harold 1‘.
(‘lerli was on the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company truck. The police
or 1511:: oily and the tire department
went as far as the armory. At that
point. lilo delegation of Norwslk po-
lice. under command 01‘ Chief Thomas
lirutiici', fell ill iine.a11 did also tho
apparatus of the Norwallt Fire De
. Ilfll tmcnl
The floats 111 the parade were elab-
orate and well gotten up and were
viewed with a great deal or interest
all along the line b! march. They
were. of course. typical of tho discov-
ery of America by Columbus. The
float of the italian independent So-
ciety represented Columbus request
in the Queen of Spin to gin- hlm the
means to make the voyage of discov-
ery. The host or the Santa Maria dei
Assuntn Society represented the land-
ing of Columbus. Another impressive
feature of the parade was tho delega-
tion of lndians, mounted on horses.
The Columbus boat with sailors was
the work of tho Luigi Zuppettii Socio-
ty. The ladies in sailor blue uniforms
looked particularly line. Every do-
tsll of the parade. in tact, showed
most careful and intelligent prepara-
tion and flags American and itaiisn
were used by the hundreds by the
paradors. The Bone 01 Columbus boys.
from eight to fifteen years of age.
about tifty‘in number and 1111 in white.
escorted a ship model drawn by a
goat. And thus the parade went on.
with something-of interest every
merit for the spectators.
The line of march was as follows:
i-ltari lrom Foresters' Hall, Railroad
avenue. to North Main street. West
avenue. Wail street, Mslnstreet. North
avenue. High street. Wall street. blast
avenue. Van zaniit street. East Wash
ington street. Washington street.
Bpiing street idly avenue. Lexington
avarice. idly avenue. Wood street. has
11111111 street Chestnut street, Monroe
street. South Main street. itsviland
e,ti~se1 Witter sti‘dot. Raymond street.
flouth Main street. Woodward avenue,
Meadow street. to; implement Park.
rile several mushrooms. 111ml
headed by their sum. veering sash-
es indicative 111' their rank. The or
doors oi the societies include: ‘
Frank lenongIlligs lat hanging
president tor lite. b, '
1111111111” hide
(iiiai‘rlbii pres
rroeldbht.
t ... Salvatore;
out; A. Audion. vice:
. ‘ Ioolo’ifg’a'sph 'l‘onisaattaw
presidedti Final Aquino. viorpreaiv
dent. ~ ‘
Court liaisons De Annieia, 11. It n.
«41'. While. ohiet ranger; charm
1.0411111 sub. shied ranger.
. 1111 our pressn‘t quarters with column-ides and we
are compelled to enlsrge our premises. During this rebuilding every
up. $11.00 Lingerie Waists tor
‘ [ALI 1N loft-l 01'0th . _
The Paris Cloak and Slut House
as so. 11111111 or. so. nonilvaut.
llll Blililil lllii ill lllllll ll llll llllllil Plilliil
AOUTH NORWALK AND STAMFORD. , ‘
Representative Frederick .
‘ Cinque, lisi‘toll De siaru.
all worsted, A9 00401141111“
.tWe alter tree.
Aid Mule 01.. Clement.
Opening
District of Sumtord. Court of Pro-
bate.ss.81amlord. March 22,1909.
Estate of Thomas Darling late of
Darlen. in said district deceased.
The Court at Probate for the D111-
trict of Stamford hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate where-
in to exhibit their claims for settle-
inont Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested. with-
in sald time. will be debarrod a re.
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immod-
late payment to
JOHN DARLING AND
CHARLES THADDEUS TERRY.
012 19 86 Emitters.
all
SERGES
SATIN PRUNELLAS
nos. 11 and 5 111112111“; sarcoma.
BLACK AND, COLORED CHRVIOTS
BLACK AND COLORED
All of the above lines in Black is well as all the Leading Shades.
Dress Goods
We are showing exceptional values in new Fall Dress Goods. All that is new in weaves and
fabrics can be found here. The line includes a showing of Priestley's famous shrunk and spotproot
Materials, as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Read’s Fabrics, which are the best domestie
CHIFFON snonpcnoms '
. gunman BROADCLOTHS
WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES -._
STORM .
TRISTRAM &
11111111111111“
MUSIC HALL
on: 11113111- ONLY
Thursday, October 14
Forrest O. Tulley (1111:.) otter
Minnie Victorson
wild—
pmsidémi'mrio ‘DENartif'i-"liTt-Jp‘re‘si:
dent.
The members or the committees on
which so lunch or the work of the
celebration has developed include
John Fansiiil, president; John Pieci-
riilo. vice-president: Charles Oddo.
corresponding secretary: Joseph Ca
poselia. financial secretary; C. Celia.
treasurer; Joscpll Capcssella. James
Nicholas
Cirulli. James Moia, George Mnrucu.
Joseph Dc LawMorrls Morocco, Son
11 Miserentlno. Mario Do Marti. For
tuliato Cllsrelio. Joseph Discus. Carl
mine Pellruccilio. Rosario Cnpunno.
Dom. Salvatore. John Piccii'iilo. Frank
1.111110111112111. Pasquale Lauroilo, Cur
niinc ilnunlicconi'. Frank Maul. Frank
Cilppuci'lo, Manzl Giuseppe, Joseph
Romano. i-‘orlnnato Paco. De Martino
Railsoie. ,
Promoters—«Tasha Fansilli. A. Audi
110‘ P. Colin. Charles Oddo.
The router of activity at inc cont
clualou of the parade was Amusemcnl
Park. the objective point. After lhc
psrade’s arrive]. there were a number
of addresses. the principal one being
delivered by amigrosomnn E. .1. Hill
who is held in. the highest esteem ill
the [billion residents of The Norwailis
and of the whole congressional dis-
trict. in fact. It was through Mr.
Hill's efforts that the United States
battleship Vermont wont to Bridge-
port ml- (ilL' September celebration in
that city.
For the afternoon at Amusement
Park, there are many diversions, in
eluding a band concert and athletic
evcnis. The band concert included
those numbers: ainlonia; “Poet and
Pheasant :“ Overturn. "Trlvllits : "
Waltz; "'i‘hc. Prodigal Daugilicr;" 1111-
111011011: “11 Trovaioro"; Potporry:
“Cansoni- Populare ltalians": Waits;
"liiiu 1101111".
The nihloiii- orients include one. two
and avomile running races and there
have been many entries. This arena
in: tho toaturo‘wlil be a grand dis-
play of fireworks.
PARADI "’1 CITY OF NORWALK.
W
Police Platoonsnd Fir. Apparitus
Assisted in the Celebration.
Nurwalli novel- looked gayor than
when deooratoddhis mornina. and the
appearance. of the city rivals even the
time when decorated tor the centen-
nial of Norwaiir.‘
A11 the end ‘ the morning drew
near the crows rhegsn to gather on
the corners and filled other points oi
vsnuito and Impatient” awaited the
coming oi the parade
About 10:80 a Will-nil 11 delegation
of ltalisne 1111111111 in Norwaili to oil-
11011. the present City Council to the
place of sses‘iiibiing. The Nor-walk
Fire Departln 111111 a little into in
getting start but the Hope Hose
automobile. 111‘s Pioneer Hook and
Louder Company and the Phoenix
Hose wagon came out and went down
to the city 111111 T
The stem (lift a churches along the
way were. drum saith peoplevweit-
in: tor the pr pylon. . ‘
f Main and streets were may.
prettily deenrqlqi 111111 the biases
and stores incited very inspiring in
their holiday draperies .
About 11:16 1 i‘abiuid of music was
heard lol- the 11 «as and tile Ida
mmametlhe‘ 11.111110111111111
itsiiila social Giulia-anionic “also. 111- parcels m terse, {was greet-
This Woman and
This Man
Direct from the Maxine Elliott
Theater. New York. Complete
Production.
Under Auspieea Flo-nasal" Coun~
ell, Royal Arcsnum
PRlCES. $1.50. Al. 75:. 50c.
MUSIC HALL
sou‘rH NORWALK.
T113215 oars, sunrmc
MONDAY. ocroosn 11111
The $1.009 Vaudeville altering
THE PLMIY-NIGHT MiNSTRELS
io—PlOPLE—de
Singers, Dancers. Comedians. Music-
isns. Special Scenery.
MR. FRANK FOREST
The “Olsen" of Vaudeville
EMALINE
The 20111 Century Marvel
THE ”CONN-FULTON CELEINA
TION PICTURES
THE POWERB anos.
in "A Fish Story"
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND 1:111-
DAV NIGHTS. AFTER PER-
FORMANCE
mariufls‘ Weds seat. ....... 10c
NIBH ......... . ....... 10 and zoo
._.._._._M—‘.~——.
Take Nutice
FRED SCHEIDLER
wishes to inform his many friends
and the public in general that he has
opened
11 Strictly "Mo-Date
Barber Shop
City Hotel B ock
AOUTH MAIN ATI‘I
-m.~. 3
Two 011le 80018
for Women
Gun Metal. , button. cloth 1111p
Pat. Colt. button. all colored tops
MAX LEVY
WAIHiNOTON ATIIIT (IRIDOI)
r‘
attai- the band had passed. the floats
followed down Wall street to the ac-
companiment ct sirens and “boilers"
0n the automobiles which were lined
up along the way. The Boston Store
sales tcrhe‘ was out on the root and
waved ilsg'li» and hauling.
The tire companies looked especially
fine in the ”parade.
The usual regiment at small have
followed the parade all the my on its
line of march and In their eftorts to
catch up 111111 the hand. they went
through Norwaiit like a Kansas
"twliml‘ \ '1: 11 '
1v,
W
11111 moment or “trip utilise.
There was rather an muslin 1n~
oldest this morning. as the parade
turned the corner troll Railroad aw
sane. across Willem street to
North Ilaiil meet.
,HYATT,
ed with the cheers 01 the crowd. Th0; ‘
NORWALK, CONN.
H Kneger 81
' 29- 31 wen Washington Street
The Leading Clothing
Suppliers
For Men. Women and Children.
in The ‘Norwalils
This Is a Gash Store
, Extending to You the"
Charge Collvenience
OUR CHARGE-ACCOUNT PLAN resembles in no way
the old instalment methods. While we accept payments in
small sums that you can easiiy‘spare and hardly miss, the to~
tal receipts are large—our daily cash receipts equal our daily
sales. so you see that we do not actually give as much credit
as stores that sell upon thirty and sixty days‘ time.
Cbme and See Our
MILLINERY
We lead in this department. as well as in all others. You
will find a selection here that cannot be found elsewhere.
Prices just one-half less than New York stores are charging
for goods of the same quality.
a.
H. KnegerSzCo
29 31 West Washington Street
Plexo
uspendcrs
0166.3
Weeds and Retail .
. . ~ For the Man of Action
Brooksldeiakelce Co LOOK m
as: v a. ILA 11
Freight Olive-god ruse; N’ " wear well;
T1110 Thence-75” 814-2 andr-fsl sasyss .-
w , none 11.11
tsunami shouteduittheaisllt other Maury-1111111111.
11 to is: no van:
”Quill. 131- 11919:? 1.11 Harrell tor sea ruin 111 01.111 weer wiiioow
Donovan. General Russell m. who . .
Was Iain 511111 the hir- ~« .9
mar Whit gilt cl sit-11111111 to .1
the 11111119311011614111 smiled
but did not look up to tile spot {tons
whence 111s shouting had m
The shooter, honour,“ was not 11::
arssvsrclledoniliersilmdswtlm
111 ad. “Never mind std tellow.”he
«Houses. “We'll use you riaiit nest
1,’
Norwalk Chronicler