their mail
«I Mum-h
Because We BUY
A TRIAL ORDER WILL CONVINCE
., YOU.
HARRIS &
Telephone 460
SPRINGIIM
Are arriving every day to
keep our lllll-s lIIIIII'OIlt‘II. 'l‘llvro
aresevornl very
Oxfords Pumps
want every lady to son.
lusts of
that
unity
and W"
Come Ill and tank shoot them,
even if you don‘t intend to buy
Just now.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
D‘I WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 388-4
lilt'fielns QOAL‘QO.
SEASONABLE GOODS
HJFERTILIZERS
Large stock, many varieties
ATLAS CEMENT
Best and most reliable
I
BUILDING MATERIALS
Brick. Sand. Stone.
SEWER PIPE.
and always
COAL! COAL! COAL!
menses
lF' ONCE YOU TRY YOU'LL AL-
‘VMS IUY
The Roger Ludlow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURKR.
Hat Pins
Belt Pins
25c up
W. R. Kirch 8. Co.
I. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
.97 Washington St.
WHERE SHALL WE SEND IT?
GANS so.
68 Water Street ‘
HAZLETON
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
'Our“.lames Means"
Z-Eyelet SAILOR TIE
llIHtl Ill :l :I Illttttlll TIP I'm
IIH'II tlrl‘ t‘Xl‘IilIlin' Wt» IIIIYI‘ lill'ill ill
(Illll Mi‘llti. l‘lll t‘ttii. ll\ IIIUIIII l‘llil.
Illlfihlilll ('llit' illiil t‘llrtlltlv l\’tll 5w»
4 in in. \IIIIIIIH t‘ Itl l-IIC
At $300
MAX ' LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
(BRIDGE)
Special Sale, Saturday,
25c
Writing Paper
RULED OR PLAIN
19c a Box
W. A. Briggerman‘s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
MONEY TO LOAN
\\l- loan money to IIIIIISIRI'OIN‘IH u'
SI ww'kly pmmvntn also to lilimt‘ll)
D“Ilt'ltl an nt‘ttltlll lltll third nlnrt
gages All IIIIHIIII'MI “unsorted strict
ly t‘OIIIIIIt‘IIIIIII IIIIII‘I' llltlII‘I-l from it n
In. lili 1' p, lll : Hillllllliljld till it p. In
INDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington St. Havtland Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
\\ v illl\i' .l t‘lllilllil'l“ Hltit‘k HI I’llIl-lli
Mt llll‘llll“
\‘tliiIIi:
0
PM i‘ulltw. .lllti Toilet .\l
ill it I T
At't Illh i'tlilt-t titt- I‘ll! ("It t‘lllll It
lillt't‘x
W. F. Wigmore & Co
DRUGGIS’IS
8 NORTH MAIN BTRQET
Special for This
Week Only
Menogram Rye Wlliaitey . 76o qt.hot.
Sherry Wine 35: qtbot.
Pelt Wil'il‘ . 35c qt.hot.
Fine Bork ALDO cane. delivered
IIIIII’l glint“V lltll lillllllti’tillil Ill IIII'II‘
tluil llll lii rut patents
Ilut llnttui illml It‘rm‘. NIIUII‘IIM' tIlltilI
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe a Chutnut Btu. Tel 1513
There Is a Certain Feeling of independence
in havlttr an arrntlnl in some ltnml Hut-inns Hank
our emergency that may will". and don't burn in nah Invlmx
. The South Norwalk Savings Bank
allonn interest on all mints deposited no or
' month.
United Bank Building South Norwalk
J. A. L. DIOESA. From.
You arr» lonllv i'tll
lwlttrn litn hill of I‘ilt‘ll
only It. as The Parts Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN 813..”
A Woman’ 3 Wardrobe
Let Us Flt Out
The throngs of well pleased completely nationmi cllutmners urn
dfllly (‘IDWding our store-u. the most cert lulu Indication that. there are .
superb styles and lull: values shown here
AND MISSES’ SUITS. nll alludes. tout vuiut- Silililt ttlr $9. 98
LADIES'
IIAI'IIEl-I'
IIAIIIES'
LADIES"
AND MISSII‘S’ SUITS, all
SKIRTS, from ..........
Ladies’
We carry the largest tlusorltllout and guarantee to will tor less
money than any other store ill town.
THE PARIS
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 South Main St, 80. Norwalk.
Mil LINERY. llI"lIl vet to suit every putlllnsvl.
sou'rl-t nonwatk.
for You Today
shadeweal vtliursahtttl for. $14. 98
. .5138 up to 318 00
l ..y .......
Waists
Come. and iw tlrlnt‘iln-l-lt,
515 M'lin 8L. Stamtord.
III 3 [MRS tilt.
THE LEADING STYLE THIS
SEASON
LADIES’
ANKLE STRAP
PUMPS
THE ASSORTMENT lNCLUDES:
' TAN
SWEDE
PATENT COLT
GUN METAL
$2. 00 to WM 00
Wear Shoes That Fi
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 6424.
[till iliiliilti
Mil \i\‘l \ti'i"-i(i. .
lilsilit-l ut \‘tu\\.tiii so.
(”lttl. .\plll II A ll, lf'ltl
I-Z«l;|il til ‘I'ltmttltlil'l
u: Xttluailé
'i‘llt‘
'llt‘I til
\\litllllnlt Lllll
in mint xlisltltt IIl‘Il‘ .t.~-- ti
l nl I'llillltlt tlll III! It!
\ultl .III\ Il.IIIi Illllllt‘II ltltti llI
t|\\t‘lI an llltlillli: twill Illt‘ IIlllI IIlItUI
illl lll- llllliilllt- nl Milli I‘KII‘II!
i
i
l
t
i
i
I'Itill III!
i
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Iliilli Ilil‘ll tlilil‘lk it‘l "'.lillviiitiil
I‘IliI-l‘ \\it.t tlt'glm-l Ill iltl“t' ll IIII' 'II III"
Itliiill‘. tlltlllvllt ;ltil-r-Il-li “llllill I~.llli
'llttv lltt iw tII‘IIIItlI‘il ll l'I't'UH'I} \‘l
.u-l~lltl~ lltlil‘ltil'll In HIliI wlldv :ll'l- Iv
lilb'Nli‘lI In “mitt" llillllt‘tlilIIll puimt‘u' in
II II I‘AIII'I' .‘\ Ii '2
\lIIIIIllIHIIIIIlII
[lilillS illil liiliiiillS.
Charles H, aney
\\‘»llll II.“
{III I‘JI
Itw-t, ll't'l‘I\I'iI tit \mttu‘u
ii
“III
lin- ~IIIIiIl‘il lIl’IIlIM‘ lII t’izltlilu.
i‘litltt" It imllltl \xitIILl‘it IHH
Ilivtl lzt Vulu \ Y
Iihiiill lIt‘iUl ”I III.“ llt-ti .n-lt
'tt \'lt‘.l I‘ll! til‘tn'd'tti 2~
'tt I\\|l \\I'lkl|l|.ll ii'liillll
llltl ll‘l‘lltlt\
inn
.ll ii!.
lit
with“
Iillllli’
elii \ it I'll
ll‘ll‘ lli |tl\\ll twillgr l~I l . .ltltl \\ ll
Il:illl .i l‘:latwt :llllt‘ on». ”it Mill-w ll ..
lllli It'. I'li‘” Hill ’I'llr ltlllv~l..l t l .t« v»-
\‘IIII Iw III'III ml “Odin-MINI .ll ill ll ill
in Iii Il't" iIII" Iillillt' III \l~t.l
Joseph J. ClIntte.
lllw'pil ’.ll'it i’l 'il'. I.tl‘ l~ii'll It‘lll
ttilt ml. ill l‘r'ii‘t ('ilnllt. IIlt' \inttl
‘tttl l'itil «we ltl‘llllllI'itll tilt'll lint:
llllllti lltalll tltlul a hunting ~llln-~
'i ill- Iliill l.l? n-nttl‘l ., ltlvll- lit-iii iltl~
,\IIl'ii|I|liIl lililll Iii" Il'liltll‘ ltti \Iitlll
‘llt‘l" .Ii‘II IIII’ willllll.» \tmt Ittlill‘ll Ill
5" “AM .‘> \‘I'Iltt‘II‘I‘
THE CURLS OF MY CHILDHOOD.
lino (It’llt Ill III\' III :tlt zttu III" i'lliltt lli
tltt I'Illitllllmil
\i‘ill-n lltu‘lllllll‘a
IIIt‘lll Ill lilti
lint. (lill'll I \I' Illllll‘ll tlitll iitullult itmi
| tillll \vlltlili
till. it lIil‘ll‘ “Pt" INHIII‘II
iIt'I lt'l‘k
Atltl tutu would I Milli: \vtilt ul't‘lti rind
llwm Illll‘ll‘l.
it until liltllltt I'iilit-
illlltl Ili'illl
'Iitr it“ in nothing of "till!" I would not
tl‘t‘tlllll
It tltltllll:
till million"
Wl‘ll" llllllll III‘
III'II\I‘I
it Iiilll oi Inn on Hilt'll Il‘illll lmtld lw
Mtllll
Hill “Will in till Niillmlli mt tiin top of it
”till“
‘l‘lnlt‘tt lllllihlil‘li to Hllilil‘ hit it llttili m'
Iiw IIIIiI4
The hull Ililll iln nwnn ht runlpluiviy ll
table,
The glory that t‘rllWIlNI him it: till oi
the IIII‘II
”out little of tnv childhood, the t‘llrlii
that l nwnnlt IIIt'II.
The l ltiik that time llnnu lllllI have left
lint an and
iltvmsl l-tlrht of my rhildltnod. the War
that I tunmwd when
Thr- rtmte nil tltvpnriml tit nitrin I
had Judge.
Mrs Stephen Warren a ronnin of
.I. illmnry Stevens. of this city, died
Saturday at her home ilt New Haven.
Mr and Mrs Stevens went to New Htl- 1
tell lmItIt in ntlemi ille- I‘ttnerol nnr‘
virell
'tillr nl‘ilos lllt' :ll lit Winfield St.
' Norwalk:
PURE
Lakelce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice C0
Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. a. H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580
Hupmobile
Have You Examined it?
'I‘ilr llltst l-ull.;tlvlt'. lilt'lllleflIt‘.
plum-limit till ..l IIIt' :xt‘llhliil,
tIIllllIt‘IH ‘Jtl Illii t punt-l
lt‘lttlsltllsslnll
ltlllli il
l’ IIUIM‘ Mr t' lull-r on "II It for liunl
tilithlrfllitlii nl catalogues or send pm
in”
Film
Slillilll.‘ mm
m illIIl‘h llll hour if )‘till
i‘nllllitlt: l-Intnpl l'tion or our hllilding
Fast
South
if. South Main St.
Nut unlit
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
WIIIEII’S Bill
Illltli iii iiiilliii
New York Youth Charged With
the Murder oi Ruth Wheeler
\Jt‘ll H \\ .lIIt l.
.tllt‘l Illt' llt- l‘il \i '~ It
lllv L‘Illllt. : w :rtlli nl Atlwrt Whiter.
thtvls \I'H nhi Inulil t‘llillfit'il utllt tttu
lliil'llll i! [’11 \“Itli‘lt‘l' 'll IIIIt‘t‘ll
Mull Hill Hungllli‘llvl \\:l¢- llIIIl'tl Il‘
.\I".\' twill;
than it Ill‘littit
{LII m that: .l‘ tit-minim. t’llttli Ill‘Il‘.
till I‘Iétwl. _,i IIlt‘ l.t-l ".IIIIII at lilt’
.ttvIIIIIIIl‘ItI< .tu line! {All :tIll't'l tllrll
ttlmi In \\ult t In nil-ml
lt‘Il“it‘lI \ .t
“in." )“Hi'l‘.
‘~Il|‘ littti Ill‘t‘ii
tttmttrtllllu wt‘IlIiilI
lil‘illll'li in it tul .I hlt'Il
“Linilht'l 1 I‘ll ll.l\'-- lull-l it": ttlalllrltt
Ilt‘lt‘li .ltut pu'lltlltt Itllllil‘tl ltllll)‘ was
It lttl-i )ll .l K‘llili'will'h till it llll‘-t't~l‘lll*l
llttt~ltiv \InII «t .l.pllilltl'lll~
Iooouurlua ASKED run
KLOPSDH FUNDS
('tilliliill'1I Illlllt l‘ll‘li Plural
. llt tII It .t'
'i'tpl "l"I .tllt‘ ”I‘ll II lull
lIll'w iv t'i 'tm .ll. \.ll. «I I'l..l'ttl
Ilillilfi I‘lil' l‘tlI til illlhl ill IIII' I‘PIlII ‘
n. lllll Mum . tnw III the illHiAh-t‘i m
.lll .wttltttl‘t'. -.;mi :1» IN‘ 'tt III‘Il‘l
iillllt :lltt- i' t:
Ii‘. “NW-til. Il‘hI ttlllll‘ III ‘I \‘IIIII‘I
\\ltIl' tiltilu'mlt! \IItwtt £ll|lltll Il‘u'llii
\t'llin nun ltw ‘.|I~I"I SIHHIW till‘ tutnlllc-
‘iilil'iu‘l. l-t'.t~littt~ iII lilir-Vitl tut litt'
littllwwr vi 'nlvilll: amt HIIiilltilllJ, l'lll‘ii
liI- .iIMl '.|i ml git-Ill Millie Iv“ Iltt‘ lt'
«tut III ‘In‘ ‘,lltl|l|l"~llil'kl'li In Illlltll it:
t‘tllil tl. tn...” milil' than IIIHHIUII
Int It.l I.lliu' tilll‘l Ills lI-lllln Hill" at
Ill|l lilt'mlstl Itllitll llr KIIIIIM‘II is
ntlill III Itllll' llll~.mi 3.1m) tliltl tm lit.-
ltln Illliillll l.iIIIIII"l‘
ARGAND BOILERS BEING IN-
STALLED.
‘I‘ltv \l.llllttl lttllIl-t t'nlllpnll) IIIIVI‘ in.
unrll lt pamphlet giving IIIt’ liltIIll‘i.‘ of
mint- plum”. ill It'llil'lt Algllllli Ill‘lIt‘I'lI
tt.l\t- tnwll tanIIIIt‘lI titlilu n Illlillilt'l‘
Hi llv‘ui Iltilttt‘t. lIl'lll‘ilI‘ ill the lint III-ti»
ll livxulln. iIII‘ Hll‘mll Illli'l‘, iu llmltlli-
int: ill. Alumni alvltlll III'IiIlllu HIHII'III
in ”W nvw itttltlw lnr lllr'llntll Irvtlltt
null Illl‘ t‘llilli‘ l'tllllillt'itlt' Iii llntttllltll-r
llIl Alumni hut tllllvr llrlttvul tut \‘t‘il-
let IIIIllItli'lI It it North In till-m in-
«tltlllnu ltn \rltltnll lttlt I‘l‘illt'l' ilollur for
Stephen l‘llttrol in Wilton 'l‘hmltttll
Keogh hm the FOI‘III‘MI It) inlltllli tlitmil
Notualk tltlultrnu also nlntultlltilltud
hr lill‘ Al'ttlllltl ”OIII'I' Company for M
Epstein
w..W.L.......
HAlR ORNAMENTB
tiaxehangm
Htivl-t Kulltmli Illilltlt‘iill Illilll'lit‘II III
the lIIIIl‘ nllh t‘ilirtit'l or uliwt maps-u
.tnli luntm ni «liver.
Lorne lmwhnnl "I hlnrlt Itutptlnlt
mounted on wired Iiilil‘k Ill-t.
Filigree silver IIIIINIDIIII with osprey
Hi ullvrr wheat at the tell from,
Hlnntlrt wreath null lililt'l'lll' or holly
imlvmt itlItI Ill‘t‘t’lt‘fl.
(‘Irriet in go around, I‘m-rite hunt or
around the hand in gold. silver or oxi-
dized tissue,
Hort llllIlIR nt aolti blade urltun with
how nl side and handrail of gold Intl
'.loon
.‘Q
SENTINEL
vvmnw.l
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
Mercerized Foulard
a
A VERY SPECIALSALE OF
Wash Dress Geods
Comprising all the novelties as well as the established sellers—-
Coin Spot Poplin. French Ginghams Crown Iiancies,
Bombay I’ongees»in all
and a wide choice
At 25c 21 Yard
ll pl‘llt til :ll Zillll
tinilm lll.lit liui
the latest shades
of patterns,
At 17c yd.
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
LOOK AT THE DERBIES,
toes. $1.90, $2.40. $2.90.
DID YOU SEE THE CAPS?
45c. 95c.
YACHT AND GOLF 'CAPs.
45c, 95c. “.45.
GOOD sort" HATS.
$1.90.
UMBRELLAS,
65c. 95c, $1.50, $i.90.
The Clifford
McPherson at Stevenl. Props.
Small» “ilIt
inlill
Huron.
IIII‘."
'I‘I‘i ill”:
tilt-illil l‘
Ilitt 'tl
ritullls, or u ”Unit!
on sully I~ti1i.llllt~ in: illlll
illltlv that
Ill
ultlli‘.
t‘lll.~llw tutu 1~I'i\l~‘\‘ (*xt‘t’llf'ill
I'll. .LIJIIII‘ti \'.l'it IIIt‘
It"! It“
(Ior. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwalk
in lllt'
nll It‘llttt
ILII'“
I‘IIII . mulling
l-llnlt‘t-st (II
H. Krieger & Co.
29-3! West Washington Street
FOR SALE
lIESIIHIIIJJ lli'li.lil.\'t; Lit‘i‘s
lllltttth \lv. I'ltlll‘nl .\\«~, \\'nt.li
\\I‘U' Air and llll-ttluuolis I‘llzlt
N 2\\‘ ll \Nll .‘ ‘tttltiit Hill 5125
Fill Strut-L itnmltt .\\(Illli'. World
\itllll \\\Illl| :Ii‘ltI Illldlll l'illtl-
$3300. $4003. .
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Leang Negotiated. Steamship Tickets,
J. M. Layton 8. CO.
tincorpOratedl
S RAILROAD AVE.
$2800.
50. NORWALK.
CAPTAIN CARTER 'Loses tron.
TUNE.
\VAn‘lilNli'I‘llN. .\t.lti
'iI Ifiiiil lilt‘ ttlIII\ :ilitI [till illltl lllv ltt'll
littllilllH inl ill» tliil-gn-tl t'lItlIIl‘l‘IillIi
utilt Iilt‘ “.1th “It lIlt‘ L‘tHl‘lIlIlii'llI lll
illr IIIlIH'U\\‘Iilt‘IIl III III" Illlt'litii‘ lli Sn.
.llttlntl, tin. lmmt-l t‘utliullt (Illt‘lllll ,\I
i‘tlllvl llllti a situation It‘l‘lllitt' stt'vpi
tiil' llt ht.» tlnlltls lmillr ll~
.lltzl-ulttt- at that llttltsut Illill. ’I'lllte \I‘llr:
Iiit‘ titllllmll- tll .l tlrt'll-v Ii) tllu .H‘lt
[lil‘lilt‘ t‘uml or the l‘nllvd Billion
is lilsllllss
C. 8. K.
SOFT HATS
llilillll thumlwirns to tho l'nllPIt-e
of tin» wean-r, 'I‘itl-y l‘lill lw worn
any any you like and ”WT lll»
\\'ll_\'tl Ilit‘Ik WI'II.
$8.00
AND, UPWAFIDB.
0'
Joseph Davis
III Wuhlngton strut.
South Nam-III.
:t Iill l ill-l’ .
Chests, Shirt
l
elsewhere.
. YOUR HOME
. FURNISHED
COMPLETE I
0N EASY
TERMS
LOOK through our stock
before buying Mailings,
Linoleums, Carpets, Rugs,
Crex Rugs, Ranges, Iron Beds,
Springs, Mattresses, Lace Cur-
tains, Cottage Furniture, Cedar
Hoosier Kitchen Cahinets,Per-
fec’tion Oil Stoves, Go-Carts.
(“Our 10% Cash Discount
makes our prices lower than
Waist Boxes,
H.Krieger&Co.
29 31 West Washington Street
tillltilltllcltltws
The inn ruining not-tut or the
I'iliilil’. t‘iuil Whilti will he held til
llllttton at tho (Innlllry l‘lllh.
’i'iu- i‘zli’l.‘ ht (Illlvlu .i, littrtrtllu nr
wait-d Friday evening on it rtntrgt- lli‘
iztlittrt- to support his ilnnnt daughter.
was thought hl‘IOI‘l‘ .lttdIll- Joseph ii.
‘i‘tlrlnr this nun-mug. ilurtrnln lulu
lillld nl‘ I‘lll‘k hoard for the (‘IIIIII and
Judge 'I‘nrinr t'tlllllllltl‘d the cane ltltiil
tiny Till.
i .
W
i A lltollthiy IIII'I'IIIIR nt‘iho town board
at urhonl 'Vlllllnl‘tt will he held ttnnnr
l llm- evening at tho high KI‘IIOOI inliltl
tug, in West IIVt'llllt'. At that time a
’tislimlliill'hliml from the principals of
'tln- town with reference to maximum
illilllilililillllm salaries will Dl‘tlltll‘lltlllt‘tl
, ltut'illi'i} with tlutlren pertaining to the
'lllltt'. .-\ Itlt'lllllt'l‘ of the hoard ltllid
tncltlv he did not nee how the hnnrtl
all do much about the mutter.
. .. no...“
”lite ltvw uniforms of the Norwalk
Itltnellllii town are on exhttlltlon In one
oi the show windows of Joseph ilnvhl'
I'IlllIIIIIfi ttlld' htthertiusllery store in
Washington street. where they are at-
. trot-ling ltlttt-h I'lIVUI‘llIiII! attention. 'i‘ite
l'IilltlrIIII-t ill‘i‘ ot’ iIll' Spuuitlillu lllllltu.
'I‘III’ HIIII'IN and trousers Ill" IIIIN‘ IIIIII
grttv, lllv naps mut workings Million"
and IIIt' Ill'lltl :trlI lull I‘tlIlIi‘t'lI, 'I‘ill'
«imvvt-n tti‘ liil' Hiiii’ln urn iII‘llll‘IlIIIilt'
and how ll Ilt‘illly llltllllml’llllll‘ll “\“ lII
white on it IIIIII'UOII iltlt-Itm'ttlllitl
- ... ~..................._..
i-‘lltnk \l‘ultt-r a Want Norwalk Itlllli.
not frightened IIIlt'ilII lll iltnv Snlurtlttv
Itilt’lil. nu Illil’t‘ tit-yvinpnlents proved.
Wulit-r tlrtlvl» tltiwtt from What Nur»
walk ilIIlI left his horse ill \\'t-ltl Wash
inglnn strum. Some time tutor when
he started for home. he found the turn
out ruler-ting. He reported the lllsnp
pmlrlulru to the police. mllmtiillhg ll
lilitl been stolen. Tho Iltlllt‘t‘ got in!“
communication with the illlttgepott pll
Ill-e and the with) on at Hilton-
points. and there or n n search for
several hours. At 2 n‘lilnck’tho horse
was found «tile in Went. Norwalk. lit-
had apparently neenmo tired of remain.
lull 'in town and left, for home.
'3,»
The (‘3't‘ ni‘ n iittin Washington mine
was attracted hr the sparkle of dew
ltt early morning. "Momma,“ who let»
claimed. “it's hotter‘u I thought It
a.
“What do ion menu?“
"Look here the grass in nil covered
Witht perspiration ~— lhtpilsl (lonv
monwunlth ’
Norwalk Chronicler