..~Etiucaiion. .
this School
" .9 Rex ’Em All”
Orafox ,
,. The Outeraolea and inner-soles
. ‘ on Oak
" it‘s Heels and Counters are
‘ aoiid Leather
4 Street;
eon
Burning, Time
is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
miners‘ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your. purpose here.
A Are You Ready?
All Sizes
lest Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 12! Water at.
Ii wasnrnaroa eraser.
sour-n noawaut.
reunions ass-s
‘ S i? ran ARI LOOKlNG roe
. .Fresh Fruits and
l" , Vegetables
We hare them. All kinds, in
season.
Extra Fine 'PEACHES
a Specialty
OANDIIO, ClGARI. TOBACCO Ind
_ DA WATIII.
dHIorro
.17! Wash. 6t. Iridps.
k
x
a
0
Tel. m
ii. _
1 CAL
THE REASON WE ADVER-
TISE is because we want YOUR
business. We do not expect nor
do we wish to sell all the coal
and in this town, but we have
room for YOUR order on our
books. and if we get it we are go-
ing to send you the best coal we
know about. prepared with care,
properly and promptly delivered.
If we‘are a little enthusiastic
over our cool it is because we
know what it is and we know that
7' .tiui' customers are going to be
' Pinned when they burn it.
_$
,.
i
a
i
i
, hi‘fitwfiuw
amount so ism as possible._ is.
“ “' ii." It ’ ‘
Have 90 pairs of
Men’s Crawford
Oxfords
All leathers, odd sizes. to be sold be-
low regular price
83.50 grndu .................... £3.00
$4.00 grade ..... . ......... .....83.60
".50 grade ................... .83.”
3.3.00 grade .325
MAX
1“ WASHINGTON BTREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
.IRVICI AND OUIIINI UPTO DAT!
RATE. as FIR DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY mourns. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL “I
FINANEiERs
CLUB
(PRIVATE. STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer’
TO IE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTEL. AND CAFEG.
. -mn ....,....,__...4.._._~ _........._.--. -. ...
DOst Cards
NEW Vilw!
From 10:: up
6 for lie
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggennau's
MUIic ITORI.
Donovan lieok, m Washington at.
Russia hasdeveioped a young wo-
man who promises to be something
out of the ordinary in the way of an
engineer. She is Milo. llsndurin, and
now has charge of the building of the
{spying Something, Every Week
. The-South Norwalk Savings Bank
Boon becomes a habit. and the knowledge that it is constantly being
lint-eased, by a liberal rate of interest. is a sure incentive to make the
his bridge across the News at Peters.
burs.
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‘qi', . t . l!'
,r ., snailrwu. .
Sam
rots titer est or sunrise. Moss in
Mint“. it is no the kind of. merchandiie Vito
town. it Is in a class by monument in‘every item
" 00..
' e Pans:
totem eraser. . ‘
ho- unloaded"'at redue
"moth Coats.
Night Gowns, Vests. Sill: Gloves,
ea. Mlsses‘ D sees. Children's and flirts“ white, Dre
hits when Skirts and (limb Skirts.
handsomest line or Waist: in town. this inbuilt stores. , .
lea
ilndrl , .
Th0“ [Wok in
non Costs, ~
sin Pottleosts. .
Corsets, Corset (layers.
ell prices consists of ladies' emigrant“ messy,
9m.
and the
, Iii-Sikhism a... some...
i
llililli lllii . iiillillili.
Charles Inlay Hawtay.‘
The death of Charles Beeiey stlay.
a brother of County Sharia Sidney it.
Howiey. occurred on Monday at his
home in New‘York city after an ill.
ness of several months. The deceased
Who was in the seventydlfth year of
his age. was a native of Brooklleld, and
a son of Charles Hawiey. ii prominent
freaideui of that place. in early life
Mr. Hawiey came to Dnnbury and con-
ducted a grocery store at the corner
or Main and White streets. where the
Barnum pharmacy lBJIOW located. He
Y continued the business there for sever.
nl years, going afterwards to New
York city. Where he engaged in the
business. Mr. iiuwiey is survived by
his wife and one son. Sheriff iinwicy
is the only survivor of four brothers.
The remains will be taken to the
residence of Sheriff Hartley in Brook-
iioid Center. where the funeral will be
held at two o'clock on Thursday after-
noon. The interment will be in the
Central cernarley. Brooklioid.
Michael Fitzpatrick.
Michael Fitzpatrick. who came here
from New York‘ at short time ago and
took employment at the Soimans sta-
ble. died lnsit night of the Norwslk hoa-
pitnl, where he had been under treat.
ment for about a Week for iypoid
flier. hlr. Fitzpatrick was thirty-six
years of age. Tito remains were token
to New York this morning by l-‘unorai
dircctor llnvid ll‘ tiny-mend. for in.
ierrncni in Calvary Coinciory,
LANG PARTY iN SOUTH NOR-
WALK.
liili Luna. the Australian punilistic
ospcrl. whosc bout with Al. Knutmun.
did not iilnlcriaiite in New York last
night on ncrmint of ihn action of Act
lug Mayor John l'nrroy Mitchell. was
taken to New York by automobile. or-
rnngomento having been funds by Joe
Mulrlhlil. Lung and his party were
convcyvd in cars owned by W. A. Han.
lord. the North Main stmot notomohiio
dcnlcr In tth party were inns.
t‘bnrlcs tlrlil'in. iinrry Nathan. Jot
Muivlblil und Mike Collins. Clifford
iinnford. and others.
Another doicnuliou of local men ni-
so u'cni down by train.
SELECTMEN lNVESTlGATE CHICK‘
EN KiLLlNG.
Sr-lm’tmnn iirnwn and Alison went
to East Norwnlk this morning nod
thvrc saw the owners of chickens
Which hnrc bot-n killed within the lust
few days by some don Er Motor t'nu
nunlth tout 5R hnlf grown chlrkcus, {iii
of which he had purchancd on Mondn)’
'i‘llcso lnllcr wcrc iihmic lsinnd toils
and wow tine spccltncns Ailiillli‘l‘
householder ncrosn the road from Mr.
(‘nvennxb reports that ho has lost 26
chickens. Those mu pmpic ni'o- feet
inn rnthcr blur about the chicken
raising busincns. and wont Ihe dog
catmlll and Miller killed or locked up.
Thl' coachmun of John ('avnnnsh ours
that he would recognize lhc don ihnt
committed the killing if hc should ecu
him again. The scieclmcn will look
into the mailer. Lust Wt‘i‘k. only. ilr,
Err-roll E. Smith, ni t‘hcninui Hill.
last i: lim- r‘iilt‘kons from ”W tings.
m~¢~a~<b w... ._......
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT TALK TO-
DAY.
(ii’S'l'i-iii llM’. N. l'.. Ann timid»
i‘rcsirlcnt NtKJiif'l’t'll roiuucd this mom
inn it) add anything to his statement
of yesterday relative to the refusal of
the ilepuldirnn stale committee to
recommend him for the temporary
chairmanship ot the Snrntoun slnlo
convention. lie was not willing to say
whether he would inkc uny stops in
load the. progressives, with whom he
virtuuliy cnrollod himself yosturdny,
in their light in obtain control of the
store convention. The impression hero
in thi ('oionei Roosevelt will make u
more vigorous light than even for n
platform which will meet his view.
HOIPITAL NOTII.
Miss Katherine Lynch. of Taylor
avenue. was admitted to the Norwnlk
Hospital yesterday afternoon for treat-
ment. ,
Miss tiludys Casey. of Woodward
avenue, wns ndmltted lo the Norwalk
Hospital yesterday afternoon and was
operated upon this morning far up-
pendicitis. by Dr. Jean Dumortlar. as-
sisted by Drs. Walter Hitchcock and
Henry C. Sharer. Bite is resting com-
fortably this afternoon.
BALL PLAYER Tittle dUlchI.
NEW HAVEN. Ann. l‘l.-~—At the from
pllal this morning it was stated that
the condition of Thames Mailer. a for-
mer Notional wssue bill player; who
2:: his throat last ulsht. was comfort-
I.
. about three mo
.. (if,
3.3 Milt Main-mo flush Namath
illitliililllllil r1
‘ ‘ . non stop
Talk Abouljwlloznir‘eesmsn Who
wm President a. o. r.
convention
There was s renewal of the gossip in
local Republican political circles inst
night that Congressmnn E. J. Hill. of
Norwnllt. still has some notiod
that he may carry off the election for
the United States Senate. for which he
was defeated at the time Senator
lirtindegee was in the field. Not much
stock was taken in it. and it is also
known that, the tory thal he and
sheriff ”Sid" Haw or. who is again to
run for sheriff in li‘alrileld county, have
not yet patched up their differences.
incidentally, it is of interest to note
that Congressman Hill has lunt paid :1
visit to President 'l‘sft at Beverly.
Mann, where he discussed various inst;
tern pertaining to politics in Connor»
llcttl nlnlo nflhlrs‘nnd the tariff.
Mr. Hill is shortly to make the open»
lng speech as temporary chairmen of
the Slate Republican convention nt
Hartford. and it is slated that in: one
desirous of some over the outlines of
his proposed speech with the prcsi»
dent. ostracially in thc matter rclniinz
to the tariff upon uhlcli ho tins some
new natures, covering the but two-
qunrlern of the government‘s tinnnclal
your.
KNlOHT DEXTER CHENEY DEAD.
Member of Firm of Manchester stilt
Manufacturers Expires Suddenly.
MANCHESTER, Ans. iii-vKninht
iicstnr Cheney. a member of l‘hr-noy
lirtilbers. of lhisriiy. died here this
morning from complications arising
from pneumonia. which be contracted
‘ a nun. lie was
brought here i‘r i New York city
about four weeks up in hope he would
recover. but about a wcck ago he took
a turn for the ivornp and fromthon
on steadily failed.
Mr. Cheney was born in hinnchpslor.
Juno l, lS'r‘tl. Ho «untitled \‘hle Mill
after his graduation in 1892 went lil‘
rocuy to New kiosk city and took
churns of the lemma of t’hcnoy
brooms. who wait at the time
illness solsed bun. He was the only
member of the family who was active-
tr connected with the business and
who was not it xcsldcnl of Manchester
iic was the son of Knight ii. ("bent-y.
former pronldriil sud founder of the
business.
Mr. t‘hcpm iii survived by his witc.
mother. iirc sisters and lhroc brothers.
REAR-END COLLISION.
I’illl..\ill'.'i i'iilA, All; it. A rcer~
cmi collision of freight trains on lhc
insin line of the Pt‘lllilli'li'hllia railroad
nl Ardmorr- eight miles law-st of hero.
curly iodfi). uplliod wreckage oicr nil
lnur iruchu oi rhc road and completely
black irnillr rm hours. tine irnlnmnn
unstained n broken arm. The wreck-
age was pilml birth and almost lnirnctl~
iatcly look lirc, lulllllilli it difhcnity for
the wrecking crown to quickly open
the road for il‘iilllt'.
. ”Wu->-
JURORS HAD BEEN APPROACHID.
t‘ilit‘Ailti. Aug. l7 wWhon the sixth
panel of vcnircmcu coiled in the cast-
of Leo (l‘Ncii ltmupc reported todny
nearly oil of them, us was the case
with tho iiiih punt-l ycniordn}. admit-
tcd ihnt till-5 had been "npprrmchcd"
with rcfcrcncc in their possible scr-
vlccn an jurors. Judaic itcrxtcn cnil-
ed counsel for ltrowno into his chom-
bcrs tor consultation.
W“, -_._.—..,.-..
CHIC'AGO'S POPULATlON.
l‘lililAliti, Aug. l7.~m\\'llh it new
dircclory girtnu the names of titiildiiil
(‘hir'nironnm and accounting for n mini
of 2.;i2ii.ill:l by the usual methods of
computing population of rliicu, pup.
lishcrs of whnt is said to he the largest
directory in the world announced you-
icrdnr tlicir polls! that t'hlcngo had
2.300.000 people claiming it its ome.
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TROLLIY VICTIM UNiDENTlPiED.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 17.”l‘:fl"l‘il
were bclnn continued thin morning to
identify the woman Who died at the
hospital ycnicrdny, slid who lint! been
n psascnacr on a trolley car bound
Derby wny whom a fuse set the our on
fire, soaring her that she sprang to
the ground. A l' loo ember from nor.
by viewed the body last night. The
only clue to i niity in a ring, on
which ill the m “rum “A. C. G."
eonrnAcroa writes-s cum.
IAKI. * ‘
Contractor flurry W. Mother in ion-
derinlt his annual clambske to his edi-
pioyes today in Delhi” mach. 'l'hls ev-
ent is always and enioyahle one add
even the weather cleared up this
morning for it... A special guest of
the occasion is mean William Miller.
of the ilrm of Church and Miller.
oumwl
OTRiKlRO A'FTAOK MlLLI.
NEW nnnronn. Mass, Ana. 17.“
Two hundred iodine bulldins “bor-
ers attacked a number of atriirebreair-
era and several of the toner were litsn
.sily pulled off thumb, prom. No
was “'“WIHHM
nos. sands osznm phantomnonwntx. CONN.
er
lace and embroidery
83 e” M
Black China Silk Waists,’ Black Lawn Waists, Black Silk, Long
and Short Coats. Linen Suits, Separate Coats and ”Separate ’ '
Skirts in White and Colored Pongee Suits and ‘
Separate Coats. One-piece Lingerie
' Dresses, prettily trimmed in
All are this Honeoll‘n goods and are priced low enough to- prevent the storing of a single garment, Those that come »
first will find the largest assortment. .
BATHING SUITS FOR WOMEN. MISBEB AND CHILDREN.
Marked at figures that will furnish a good excuse for discarding the old one.
- “(May‘s . .,— ....,....i,~i....
SM I TH ’ .s,
Uric-O
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle .
75 cis. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGiS’i‘S
I NORTH MAlN ITREET
Ruppert’s ' Ruppertis
Ruppert’s
BEERS
BOTTLED iN THE BREWERV
le only lil‘t‘Wi‘ry lmlilcd lit-er mild in
“W tonn. ("iii thc bcai ilccr in the
country For case 26 bottles. ems.
ifrcc lipiivcr} Everywhere
Magnet St Flynn
138 Washington io‘f. Phtim‘ hill-t
What’s the Use
in smelting an inferior cigar, when
you can get the best for the same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
‘ Twin City, he
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER-
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Lakuilce
WHOLIOALI AND RITAIL.
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Office and. Storage. N. Y., N. H. A H.
Freight Yll'd.
TELEPHONE 580.
m. .t. .W...
Notice to Contractors
l'rnpovnla ilii‘ constructiim sewers
on l‘otlni‘ rind Lolita streets will ho to
cclrcd iii the office of illth i‘urnmis-
sioner up to Friday. Annual ill. liilii.
hi .3 o‘clock p. in. Specifications and
proiiit-n mny ln- noon at Mice tit l‘liy
imbuliiiu‘l‘. til li‘naitiimtnn street.
DANIEL lithl.(il’.
Street Commissioner.
I17 it
iliarly this morning Mrs. ila'sll K.
Mitchell. of Msln street. villa taken
suddenly and severely ill. with severe
pains in her chest, Mr. Mitchell call-
‘cd Dr. Willing) B. nurneii. of West are»
one. who found first Mrs. Michell was
‘sufi‘erlng from an attack of some in-
dinestion.
A largely attended meeting of Court
laurel. Daughters of ipahella. was held
last evening, when the members greet.
ed the new pastor of St. Joseph's
Church. the Rev. J. J. Carroll. who
Tristram & Hyatt. _
«a...
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v.:
The Leading Outfitting
Norwalk, Conn. '
~ . W
H. Krieger 8t Co.
Store in The Norwaiks ,
your travels
AUGUST
VACATION
A great many ladies are going on their
vacations during this month
The necessary wearing apparel for
you will find
in our store
Suits, Traveling
Linen Dusters, Brilliantine Long k
Coats, in colors, black, blue or
gray, at very attractive prices.
China Silk Waists, Tub Dresses,
Organdie and. White Lawn
Dresses, Linen Skirts and Linen
Bags, Umbrellas
TRY
A Charge Account with us will help you
in every way. Several Thousands
of our loyal Customers will
testify to that effect-—
1T!
corms
DUTCH COLLARS. LACE.
’ LINEN and LAWN. .25 A 50:
MIDDY COLLARS. all coi-
ora.........................ssc
BELTS, ' Patent. in red and
black................25&5oc
WASH BELTS. .......io A use
WASH BELTING by the yard.
AUTO VEILS. allsltsdes.
(formerly Misses Dawson)
Ill WAIMiNO'l‘ON I‘t'lllll'f'
’ ‘ i;
Tucsdsy evening of host week
members of the Court will
on Beach. bunch and bat in; suits
the
loads a very pleasing ailerons 0n
-“ I'M mine
to”? V
4t
:0 on the trolley
:50. ‘
will be taken aloof. it is planned to
M
J. i. MALLETI‘E
to Conn .
H. Krieger&Co.
29-31 Wedi Washington Street W
Iuy a pslr of
TROUSERS
to help out the suit until cooler
weather
25% off all Single Trousers
”.00 values “W379
“.00 values . ............ ”on f
$3.80 values ...... WONT ;.
3300 values ....... “$2.26
Brdken, lots of title Underwear. ,
280
Joseph Davis ;
ring Norwslk st
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