., roll
‘ ”more to .0...
9“".HM' or
, .qu‘now oomplete
Growers .
.MLOunsbury 8t
afSoules ,
“.Educator.
BoatonSchooi
" Shoes ' _
y‘f “‘fNox "’Em All”
Oraiax
. ,WT‘lie Outoreolee and lnnereolee.
‘. w . are Oak
.W ”(The Heels and Countere or!"
Solid Leather
.CONNEALLY
receWivedWaW cargo oi No. 2 Nut Coat} extra W‘arge size. W
“mend We“ prepared; ism Permit. 'l‘rysn ton .
I ‘9th .. ‘, .m’ p . ‘
GAN
We have the pink oi the
mines. fresh from the
minerl' pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
AreYou Ready?
All Blue
Beet Grades .
Full Weight
Fineet Quality
Hazleton Coal
a. Hershiield a Son Co.
Tel. 2“. 122 Water It.
‘ ” I'l ‘wuitmorou sneer.
- ,eoorit NORWALK.
. 'i'lLlPHOhll m4
trrou ARE LOOKING iron
lFreShFl‘ul Wand
,:.:V’egel ‘ ‘es
‘ We have $230an kinda in
‘ from» incurs
. f ralI‘Speoielty
dwitiir‘fitnir m
~ 6; OTTO
)
. .
v.1
Min-Tel. W Gm
in Ween. It. IrIdIe.
r
W 80qu PEOPLE in the Coal
trade think we are foolish to pay
an extra price' for Coal in order
Wlo get SPECIAL GRADES be-
anie we can get no more for
elicit Coal than for the ordinary
kinds. WE DO GET MORE-—
and leee-ior it but not in cold
cull. MORE SATISFACTION
for our customers and more (or
ourulves in the knowledge that
our customers are utiefied and
pleued. LESS complaining--
which means less strain on the
WV”.
oaL
. i
W A Certain ~Feeling of independence
“ no with thrlinorrlouge thet you autumn-d against sortie Itld‘
domed upon your rowers»,
M to being constantly toot-sued not only What your own altar-ta. out
More 90 pairs oi '
Men’s Crawford
Oxfords
All leathers. odd sizes. to he sold he
luv.' regular prise
eitno grade .i...................ea.oo
".00 grade .................... $3.60
‘ $4.50 grade ...... . ....... . ..... $3.90
$5.00 grade ...... ......... “.25
m waeitmorou orator IRIDGI’.
eoorit nonwauo
A ..l— 9E
,, , ”f. grit-tit. {r
Hotel Mahackemo
‘ ’e R. CONNORe Mgr' W
IIRVlOI AND OUIIWI UP 1'9 DAT.
RATIO '3 FIR DAV ANI WUPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL “I
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Dust Cards
NEW ViEwa
From lilo up
u I tor 5o
Post Card Albums
.W. A. Bn'ggermati's
MUOIC ITOII.
Donovan link. it: Weehlhgten It.
.4." . w m..- MW n... m-.- .. ..
CONGRESS OF SAILOR! AND MAR-
iNIl.
(Villfl'INilMlEN, Ann. 23.""‘Afl inter-
national t‘otlttl‘oun of sailors and tour-
lno llronmn nporiod here today. The
meeting lllli noon arranged by those
desiring to lit-inn about u aunt-rel littor-
nallonai utrlkn ol' nronion and tuition
to support tho demand tor liottnr Willi.
on and conditions oi work ior women
and niokore. The. nutrient into not
come up tor formal diminution hot the
moiorily oi dolnnntee are evidently op~
pound to a strike.
WRICK DUI TO CARILISINIII.
MIDDLETUWN. Alia, lillnw'l‘liat the
torrent railroad wroelt at Mommas in
which Engineer Frederick lira-worth at
New London. lmu his lite. with not dun
to carelessness or omission on the part
of the mun crew, iii the opinion of
. Coroner titanium ii. male. who died
hill lindln this A moon.
by all Will. in the
C0.
new suit.
Till MlT CALI
Film“. it to not
Nllht Gown
Vents, dill: Gloves,
handsome"
e‘
line of
mu Main on. enmtero W
' [limitation lillii
say to the man who is looking for e
See adv.
. .Wa...
Mitre Lillian Moi-rill. of Jacksonville.
Florida. is visiting Mr. and Ml‘l. F. 8.
Lyon, or West street.
‘Uoucord Division, Bone oi Temper.
once, held a meeting last evening in
their quarters in Well street.
e
There will be a dance at Roton Point.
on Friday evening given by the Nor-
walk Aerie of linden, No. 588.
Mill Maud Runny. of Lewis street. in
entertaining her cousin. Mrs. Rohert
Elwaod. oi New Canaan, tor a low
days.
... m... .._,
al of the initiatory degree last evening
at their meeting in the rooms in Well
street.
Willium Winerick .of Dover street.
will return to his home today. uitor not
log in New York city since independ-
ence Day.
Miss Rita Nattoford, of Wilton our
one, is quite ill nt her home. She was
taken lit yesterday and la ntlll ounllu‘
ed to her home.
George .I. Bailwitx. and tumily. of
Spring llill. returned to their homo
thin morning lifter n sojourn in comp
nt Cottipo trench.
.. .. .. mum
‘l‘riatrniu nod ilyutt are advertising
it ilnul clean on sale. lilollor not mine
it. The adv. will love you a list of the
articles included.
Ralph L. Looltnor. and sister (furo-
Ilno. ot‘ Newark. N. .i.. are Ipohdlnit
two weeks with Mr. and hire. Citation
Schumann. oi Union Park.
l! you-are trying to one through a
mint, if your eyes pain you end you
need glusune, 'l‘hamor‘a adv. will inter-
est you. Better road it.
Carleton Cuthlil,of Mount Vernon.
who has been spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. tluarlos Schumann. of
Union Park, will return to his home
this evening.
John W. Greenwood. of the Norwnllt
poet omen force oi carriers is ill at
his homo in Riverside avenue. and hit:
route in being covered today by Fred-
erivh ll. Miller.
Thorn will he a epociul council meet.
in; this evening rounding the Wilton
avenue matters, improvements were
talked or some time no and this meet-
ing will settle tho matter. it in eupoo~
toil.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Elliott. Frank
Mutlhowu, Mrs. John Tyson and Mr.
and Mrs. Reed 0. "flHlllld, of Not-
wnlit, haw returned tiller liavlnx
spent ten days with Mr. and hint, liar~
llund at Santiago.
Tomorrow evening Henry D. Come“.
the well-known Norwnlk painter and
decorator, will tlkt‘ tho ttmliitlyvn oi
Tristram end ilyntt'e more out in his
hue launrh tor n moonlight null. ’l here
are about twenty planning to so and
an especially pleasant limo iii nullul
hated.
Postcarda' received trotn John
"Enaio‘ Wood at Winnipeuk. the dole:
gate ironi Nero-silt Aerie No. hill]. to
the (trend Aerie meeting oi the if. 0.
iii. hold at tit. Louis, Mo. Annual 82*
27. report that he arrived solely in the
city. but wan ruthor tired by tho four-
nor. Mr. Wood, also says that t to
very hot in the west rlty.
Mr. and hire. (looruo Allen. oi lam
place will trolley to New Yorit city to-
morrow an it return compliant t to the
vinlt paid thorn try Mr. Mien' brother,
and wile, Mr. and Mn. Brook Allen,
who recently trolley“ here. They will
spend e day or two end will ioun ro-
iuru with their son taili'entl. who has
lit-on vinltinx ihnro for some limo.
A large i'unhard HIIlOlIIIilIl automo-
sluo uulotnohiln blow out. a tire in
trout of the Nor-milk Sentinel office
this noon and the our stopped tor re»
pairs. There were seven people in
the manhlne and the driver
was a Frenchmen. lie not
right down to position and
soon had another tire to plane.
‘ihu automobile woe bound for New
Haven It the limo when the tire bonito.
The fact that the gun house whistle.
all” "the hull rouror." Wild not blown
last evening when the donut-totem nu
coiled to Spring Hill. helped to
Mention the hello! in the minds oi
doubtful that it true only the mo-
alarm an rung. Why {the
W W, Mueller out Hot blow II not known.
tor it is mouthing unite unusual. This
tint-tie in very reliable and never
(Ilia to wot-haunt he worked-wither: n
linemen is Intuit.
Manager (3. 0. Halo. oi Ooltlyii's
Min street store. who has been here
never-oi Willi! in this «pectin he! to
7 ed till pontoon on account [of poor
iii. any hoe unturned to MI limit
in New York city. He will would?
. no to some country resort in the hope
that in: health my be improved. lire.
Hale 1m toroeti loan Nmelk a
all .qulllit donor *QM‘ durum itnnuoeo . g,
thopkindot merchandise you and in ever: store in .
town. ill in in a clan to limit. font-loot in every detail. 'i'h
be unloaded at Minced prim ooneieteol‘udloa‘ Iulto. Miol‘ Drou-
on. Mllhnl'lh‘pflu. Children'und airle‘ White Drama. Linen Coats.
Cloth Cools, White Litton tiltlrte and cloth Skirts. Murillo Retttoonta.
Whine in town. hole in however”.
MIMI“)
corsets. 00ml norm. and the“
, SI ”nth Main Qt, Shut" Norm-lit
I Pllllllll pistons. '
FINE nun. AT BMW).
in hoan presented at the Bijou broom.
Hoyt’e Theatre. for the ilrlt three days
of this weak. Romeo. the comedy eu—
tertalnnr, in one of the eleveroot younx
men soon in. VI doviilo on the local
stage in a long me and has an out
that in unique from beginning to and.
Then for those who like music. Witt'u
girl: from Melody Lane. Sultan, dolly.
Mary and Jane, they all into good
voice: and they sing in such a charm-
in; manner that. inlt evening they
were obliged to reply to numerous un-
cured. Bennie Valdero and her live
girl bicycle riders present on not that
hi I limit! one and u dlillcuit one
throughout. This in an act that alone
in worth the prince! admission. A: no-
nal. the motion pictures are lirat clone.
W
NORWALKB WILL PLAY WEST-
PORTS.
The Norwullte have ‘urronged to play
the Woutnorte Saturday uttornoon at»
Amusement Park in Meadow otront.
The arrangements for this name was
made by Manager Frank Madden. ut
the Norwullta. with the understanding
that the Wasiports wouldl’rlug over
Itheir Sunday team and not illitll‘ pick.
up Saturday aggregation. 'i‘lio hilililfly
team hull unout hall a dozen Midto-
port players and iii ll tori! litmus null"-
gation. Berton, the pitcher. has won
auroral straight genius.
There has boon considerable tour of
another game helm-on the Norwallte
and Winnlpnultu but nothing has yet
materialiaod. lnuuumrh on the Nor-
wulka won the. Saturday game. it in up
to the Wiuulvanlia to mil on the num-
ugotuoni of the Norwelks. if they want
another ooutnet. *
MOTOR DRIVEN BATTLESHIP.
PORTSMOUTH, lion. Aug. 23.~~A
tonal now-paper snort: that it has or
reliant authority «for tho ulnfomont
that the British sirloin—alt," has decided
to build nod exporiuiontn . motor drlr~
on battleship, propelled try an internal
romousiiou m edition. Novel entri-
uoora lid Vt! innit litt‘tl their eyes on this
type of engine all thi- ultimate form of
honor tor navel vosnole and tritium-
lnonlu have been retried on with tho
itunlioiit rattler with uatleiuctory re-
units.
A battleship equipped with such I
motor, would lure no boilers. atelier.
nor amokeatache. ti oont such route u
are unresury to ”firm! the products
of combustion. run .li it claimed that
such e vessel. ii aucomfni. would by
the Moliomlt's ”ducted in weight.
"inc? and coal ui working and by the
additional spend due to tho almonre of
amoknutankn runner all rootlets oi the
timeout Dreadnought typo ohmlolo.
CONSPIRED To DEBAUCH VOTERS.
FRANKLIN. l'n , Aug. 23.~—~.loaoph (f.
Sibley. who ulthdryu- u a candidate
for congress on Um Republican llcltot
in the :lllth l‘mmsylunie district was
arrested hint night on a wurrant chem.
lug "t‘onnplrnry in dobaiirh voters."
Mr. fillllt') nui- returned on hilt own
rortzitntrunvo to .tpprur tie-tort.- Justice
oi the Pure l‘i-rry at Warren. PI.
Align-l '26,
The arrest of Mr. Sloloy came a few
hours alter ho had anuonured his
withdrawal from tho ronitroaalonnl
rare. According to his own figures fli-
ed in obedient-r in tho loxlnlatlue not
requiring a room statement of a no»
didato'u exporter account. Mr, Sihloy
spent “7.000 in Warren county to tie-
rure hilt nomination and in the entire
district Saloon whlrn according to
the population. iii-erased ti per vote.
in the warrant under which Mr, Hill-
‘ley trite arrested three other prominent
politicians in the 28th dluirlrt are alum
charged with rnnlplrury to doheuch
voters. They are Charloe t‘randiill, h
it. Howard and (loortto M. ilunn.
HOSPITAL NOTII.
.lamoa Fell. who was admitted to
tho Norwnlli lioupltui yesterday, was
onerilied upon this morning by llr. Wit.
liam .1. Turn). unlined ll)‘ ill“. l“. i
lltlrnell. The operation Will u aimpie
one and mu- tho militia out of ti hone
irom the tune. 'l‘no patient was later
rumored to his homo in New (‘annn
litre. (loroiue wee admitted to the
Now-lit hospital lulu ovvnillu Ind was
operated upon this morning ll)‘ Dr.
John Dumorllnr. «saluted hy tint. R. M.
Wolfe and .l. W. Volluier.
lire. Emily Malitin. oi ilrrhnrd
«mm. was admitted to tho Norwullt
hospital yesterday and will! ODMMM
upon this morning by llr. William J.
Trotter, assisted by Dr li‘t‘unr‘lil l. llur.
unit. The pullout uh dlerheritnd lhiu
utiornmo.
W -Muw-n-«ew. ,. i
CHAUFFIUH‘G Ll¢lifll IUIPINDA
Io.
HARTrtlltn. Conn. Aus- Bil-“Tilt
ohmiitout'a ltrouuo at Michael Sullivan.
No. “l. of this our, has been suspend
ed by the horrolary nt rule. it in
til-intuit that suiiivm has been nonviol-
on titre timer for violation of the auto
love. The last antivletlou was in
“Men where no tree lined m and
costs. lie was animal as e chunltour
for the Pope Munulaotnrlns Company
and no in otter" at the nor which hit
a lots uh poet to Window. killing
.lollil tron-rm. a teeter.
W
0A! OVII NEW TINA-KY LlNI.
During a numlm oi oillolhle of the
rood it“ run om» the new ohm-o lino
electric ruilvrriy loner. between ivory
m" “m an: " “l “t Mitt“ we no datum-ti murmur. tan in»
“d “h ll ‘m C‘ u
at tier sister's home in ”mfg.“ link it?! bit o the line. Trout:
antigen-din :flemi.
» t
One at the lino-t. hille oi the season :
GMM‘ON. (loom. huh. lawn ourf
nos. 3 and 5 oazmn BUILDING.WNORWALK, coon.
F inal Clean-Up Sale
. All Summer Goods in All Departments
All the Linen and Pongee Suits, Separate Coats,
One- iece Lingerie Dresses. Silk Coats and Waists,
athing Suits for Men, Women and Children.
Separate Skirts, ,
All the Wash Dress Goods.
Hammocks! Hammocks!
BASEMENT BARGAINS FOR PRESERWNG TlME—wGREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON EVERY ITEM
Tristram & Hyatt,
Uric-O
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try A Bottle
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGIS’IS
I NORTH MAIN STREET
t.....r.““* on...
Ruppert’s
‘ BEERS
BOTTLED m rue nevi/say
l‘iia only brewery bottled lwor sold in
iho town, and the host liner in the
country. for can o bottles. 8H5.
Philol'lellvory 'M‘ywl’ium
Magner & Flynn.
138 Washington‘tit. l’hono M24
’ .
Whats the Use
in smoking on interior cigar. when
you out not the but for the «me
money
Housework. 10¢
. 1t. .I [It .I"
“tactile
or The
CIGARS
Are the Beat
ALL DEALER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
IANUFAOTUIII;
“W... H- w. ”NM—«m...
nuns lliil innit?
Mn. Illulleth A. Imlth.
The death of Mrs. Elisabeth Ii.
Smith. formerly oi (laundry. occurred
at Walport. Sunday.
ill your: and 9 months of no. SM
is survived by too aleiora. hire. Arohl‘
held lie-until, of honour); and Mn. 8.
it. 1.. llailurd, oi Aubury Pull. N. .l.
The remains will he tnlinn to Dunbury
and the. funeral will he held (min the
home of NW elelor. hits. Ari'tilhlld
Brunei. 3 ‘l‘erret'o plnre, Wednesday
afternoon lti lziitl nnd interment will
he in Wonnti-r rotuniory.
Jomce l-lo .
.iiliuoii Hurt. n roe limit of Now
t‘euuno. died Sundan- pl the Bridgeport
lindliltlli whom ho had horn a patient.
for In short How. The remains were
inltou to New t‘ennan. where the fun
oral will he held.
ill-”rm at M". n A. Cloth
The funeral of lire. Gnome A. Clark
no» lioni li‘t’liii her into home at ll
linuford place. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Tower of the Norrie“ Metho-
dint itpiecopul Church, onloluied. The
pallbearers were (loom (minor. Lilo
wood Wollot'. James Conitlin and EM-
worn Fiuhorty. A numeric composed
of (learner li. Hirat, A. if. Hathaway.
Mimi. Lory and Jennie Only. tendon
ed aolortionu, Nearer. My tied. to Thee,
trace to Face and head Kindly night.
There were many iiorel tributes. The
interment was in Riverside Cemetery.
Funeral oi Am. Ont-menu
The tunoral service: over the re-
muluti of the late lit-u. Detorhiinlro
were held from her into home at it
damn Itmt. on Bonds atlarnnon at
3:30 o‘clock with Rev. . l). Torrey of.
deleting. it very terse nether-inn of
her "loud: and relutivee were ran
out. The [total tritium were goth
liouiiiiiul and many. 'l‘tio body on
planted in o rooeirlu vault in River-
side cemetery. '
W
litre. Omar (chateau.
The death of litre. 0M!“ Intoleon.
w. ._... .u. mam... .. hi.-. i, .. ., M... “a. .
Ire. Smith well
mi 61.1!!!“ ”I“. MOW Wild“
SALE LABTS ALL THE WEEK
Norwalk, Conn.
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks
The Last Sale
of the Season
Closing Out All Summer Goods
Men’s Suits
We sold more .llrn‘a Stilts last Saturday than we hollow-ted.
hot that n the result of honest advertising, We are still
rolling illilt'k nnd Mine 81:: and its Suite {or ...... _ ..... 10
China Silk Waists
Hiltf'k and White Walrus
lleiiurod to ................. l ................. $1.98‘S298
Wash Dresses for Ladies
Our entire storlt of Tull Dresses is being sold for half price.
Dresses for girls
t-lrhooi limo is only two weeks from now. We are selling
“reeves tor girls a‘ to H. Worth as high as 82 it drone. for. . ..
Boys’ Suits
’l‘wmtim-o Suits. lllurlt t‘hovlol and Koren), worth as high as 86.00
per unit. (in Account of straight pants we are rolling 1 50
them for. per unit .............................. ’ ...... . .
3175-53
Shoes for Men, Women
and Children
Closing out all mid iota untl all low cut Shoes. tan and blank. almost
It hall price.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Sheet
75C
lioya' Suits i'ory Flue Suits
Returned to hull prlt‘o ......................... t .....
lilillil. It her home. liii . Wuulilnntmi
street. The interment look plurr this,
utter-noon in Norwnlit t't'l otery. iiml
sort/loos at the truth ho condurw
ml by Rev. r. n. Torrey. l
Funeral oi litre. noldrieit.
The funeral of Mrs. I’etrlrit (ioldrlrk
woe largely ottendod this mornlnk lit
.l o‘oloelt. from lit. Mary'e niiurrli. um.
i, J. lotllnnis ottioinllnrt. Moot ilol.
nun Millard rendered Iii-n Morin umii
(the Snowy titilomn Thought. ‘i‘lm
rilolrwrenoorud Loud Kindly unto us
the remain» Worn leaving tho «lunch
The null bottom were ilrmritn Manor.
Edward Cloud. William lliiiton Mill
John Ryan. interment to Hi. Mury‘n
cometary.
- FALL SHIRTS
OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
51.50 to 38
w...
NONI! TOOK CORPS! "‘70 HIV!!!
EW YORK, Aul. .3.“A eluom' old
Dobbin which had drain a Woetnldo
undertaker: wagon tor your: in most
unproven fitment none. imagined or rain
thin; tailor end ran away. culturing a
weird eoolaent. After o wild flight
of several blocks the horse and neon
“"1th into the Hudson rim. The
doors at the new open end a
realist oneielui : nutty hunted down
imam. ’l‘lrod rer in to are
nlmeeit. The limit “to men or t.
it"? I'mtotit to the tide and toured
the mm More. The item and uti-
“ rm min trouser volition.
m
Joseph Davis
to Washington It... lloutli iglorneiii
Norwalk Chronicler