Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 25, 1910 · page 8

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- Ltomera to be.
Our Lion of

* School

“Shoes

are now complete

Groomers
, Lounsbury 8t
' Soules
Educator
Boston School
1 Shoes
“Nox ’Em All”
Draiax‘
The Outer-soles and lnnereolea

are Oak

The Heels and cauntera on
Solid Leather

 

 

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hive just recoil/ed a cargo of No. 2 Nut Coat, extra large size
clean and well prepared. $5200 perton. Try a ton

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Burning Time
is Coming

We have the pick of the
mines, fresh front the
minera' piotr. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.

Are You Ready?

All Size:
Beat Grade-
Full Weight
Finest Quality

Hazleton C o a l
B. Hershfleld & Son' Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.

 

 

 

 

.CONNEALLY
. AND
B R A C K E N

'1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 8H

 

 

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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

We hive them. All kinds in
season.

Extra Fine [PEACHES
a Specialty. ‘

CANNES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
CODA WATER.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. 627 170 Wuh. 8t. Bridge.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

can.

SOME PEOPLE iii the Coal

trade think we are foolish to pay

 

 

an extra price for Coal in order
to get SPECIAL GRADES be-
cause we can get no more for
such Coal than for the ordinary
kinda. WE DO GET MORE—
and less-«for it but not in cold

cash. MORE SATISFACTION
for our customers and more for

ouraelvea in the knowledge that

our customers are satisfied and
pinned. LESS complaining-—
which means less strain on the

“MOI.

 

ntfituwufir

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llnvo ill) paint-i of

Men’s Crawford
Oxfords

All ionllicre. odd sites. to be sold lic~
low regular price

83.50 urtitlo .................... $3.00
$4.00 grade .................... $3.60
Slut) grade ............... .....S3.90
$3.00 xratic ..... ...... . . . . . . $4.25

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

 

.. - .... .. “......“ ,_.4............... _..,. _.

Hotel paint...

.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

CERVICE AND CUIOINI UP 1'0 DAT!
RATE! I2 PER DAY AND UPWARD

SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL 088

 

moms

From 10:; up
it for on

Post all] "Albums
W. A. Briggerman's

. MUSIC ITOII.
Donovan Block. 132 Weahtngton It.

 

Rupp‘ert’s Buppert's
Ruppert's

BEERS

BOTTLEO IN THE BREWERY

The only brewery hotiiod hoer sold in

the town, and the boat hour in the

country. For one 24 built». 31.16.
Woo ltelivery Everywhere

Magner 8t Flynn

iiiti Worthington at” Phone MN

 

 

We.» Adore-l- M<flmflnvu 7

A wide horn of hand-omit hromdo
(out sometimes to form a shallow pan-

 

 
 

NIIA. Certain Feeling of independence

some: with the knowledge that you are fortified against acme and.
‘ "don demand upon yotir resources, ‘

eSouth Norwallt Savings Bank

oi in front) is lovely below the plain
chiffon tunic of a dainty evening gown.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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hy an account in the

l lllllliltllll

l Thomas

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

The n... . Croat , ‘8:

3 it

t house "

, ‘i‘eotirn nonwaut

 

 

THE LAST SAL; OF SUMMER GOOD! AT GRIA‘I'LY REDUCED
PRICES. tile not the kind of merchandise you had in every store in
' town. it is in a close by itself. parteet in every detail. The stock to
be unloaded at reduced prloaa (tonal-ta of liadiea‘ Sum. Ladlea‘ Dream
on. Mlaaoa‘ Drones, Children’s and airia' Will 9 Dreams. Linen Coats.
Cloth COMB. White Linen Skirts and Cloth
Night Gownu, Vesta. Silk Gloves, Corsair, Cornet Covert.

kit-ta, Murillo Petticoats,
and the

liandaotneat line of Waist: in town. Sale in both stores.

 

mast Mlln at. tit-micro

 

“-..—......

out till

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The new tennis tournament at the

'Norwnilt tionntry Club will attirt Stit-
tirtiny.
McMahon. and James
O’Brien. who are on a cruise to New
'l..oudon in the yacht )’lrya. tiro send-
ing friends post card) views of ocenefl
in the Whaling titty.

William Sheppard, of thin city, who
via connected with Luna's depot roa-
tuurant in Stamford in taking ti sov-
oial tinya' enforced vacation on no
count of blood poisoning which de-
vclopcd from a limit" cut in his left
hand.

 

 

Frank tioodchlld. American agent
for .l. & .i. t‘unh, Limited, is remember
int: friends in this city with souvenir
post cards. Mr, Goodchtltl sailed for
England u number of Weeks ago. tic-
compunied by his wife, on a (‘Illiilllll‘
ed trip for his health und huslnehn.

Not much has been done during the
punt tow days in respect to the pro
potted bust-bail guino between the Nor-
walk and South Norwullt business
men. It is explained that the cause
in the delay has been the urgency of
the political situation. The itilit ini-
lcrly Ima boon to have the twine. it
played. for a shore dinner.

til lililliljll nun

Motor bonueia of Persian mousse-
lino, with inst-mics tind lieu cotnpictc.
are light us fill‘ and very illillilQIifIlilt'.

New shipments of inillinory trims
things scout to indicate thut the long.
still, spiky fonthora so much the vogue
ihrcc or tour ovations Min are again
coliiinw to the fore.

While lhc iioriiinl wniat lino in prov
ilINII. wltic ultdiva are also prominent.
lIIllI tho outlining of the upper edge of
Khulna with n t'tiiiil‘litliilltt fabric out
illiilfiilt‘yt tlio IllilIl linen. As this feature
In humming to many. it will lw wci-
coined.

l‘tlIl‘Il piti‘kcip appear on the full
cloth count up tin-y do on untin tailor-
innden.

t‘ui p-i IIIIII t‘lll 1'"th arc invormi tor
«ItiiiiiiiI-iiia for cloning niid sircot
utm‘tin,

lt arciiin tin if the ll'iiVU‘Ii'i‘ worn inw-
vr 9m iliormighli provided for us now.
all 'lltl‘lil and conditions of toilet urti-
clcu and other nocoauilim llflVlllil lit-cu
Illlllli'lll out willi iin t-iv single in hit!
i‘tllllitli‘l ntitl cutirclilclicc.

l.ciiion rrcnni pic: Cronin together
”no rnp grunulnii-d suitor und pit-cc of
huttvr ihc uiac of ii hitticrnui .\tld the
izrnti-d rind and jttlt‘t' of out- lotnon.
Wollm nl' rim «can. Add br-ntoii whites
of the two noun just before putting into
lht- piccnittt to italic. linko slowly
nlmut tiiiclinlf hour. The can Milton
truth it delicious iiici‘inniic.

People who huy llif‘ intimin uiiiiimcr
iivt umiiico for Annual illt‘ ulwnya nlilo
in not yum-rum; ruin» tor tin-tr moncy.
All mm llll' city now iiicrclinnla hnrc
tit.lt‘ltt'tl IIltIl' tittnitnct' goods III very
lmi ”mitt-n. mtuctlnirs nt hnlf the (it‘IR‘
innl ptirc, and own lone. At the honin-
nliii: or n ili‘H locum) It In always fl
Illi‘litlilit' to how it low ihlnite loft over
from it your ago with which to altiri
the «pump until the styles urc fixed
and our hilh’ into in soil tllll the tlciilrii-
III" and III‘I‘UIIIIIIK from tho llfldt'OIrfl'
bio and IIIIIIPI'OIIIIIIK.

f‘luny in a particularly lorcly MP? for
trimming iunltitinnhlv iii-trillions.

A new cut-not Illtlili'l for bathing and
the npurtu nuttonn in front. incinii iii
t'iicli nliic.

l-iituiu loud that voltot rind \‘tilt‘i‘ititill
will he till highly favored unions dreamy
Inili'llt till iiwy were hint winter.

a sent me down alirdlu nth inhmbh

The new leather hammock cotton
with bundles are convenient tor rur~
rylng tiirno indispensable appurte-
iiiiitt'i‘tt of the uhoro cottage and
country inwu.

The black satin shoe with patent
lonthor wimp Ill more nerviroablo than
that entirely of natiu. The latter have
proven an expensive luxury.

A iimtill but; containing a hair pill
low with aevorul white linen or color-
ed aiilt com-u tor day and night use
have come to he initiation-able to the
traveler who In at all falttdioua. They
are cooler than the leather-filled pit
IONS.

 

'i‘lto attmitier ie the time when there
iii no doubt a: to whether a girl hu
pretty hand» and arms. it in the sea-
son for short alcoves, and It day on the
water or near it la lutilclont to begin
the cont of horn or tan which ohlltan
ata- aii the ”hilly tint: that have
helped to beautify them. and leave:
the outlines distinct and hideous. or
beautiful, beyond a doubt. as the case
may hit.

The rapidity with which eyes he»
come bloods-hot and inflamed from
riding in trains With open window!
' through which line duet is mentally

 

 

 

micrikei

 

38 South Main St" ”lath Norwaik

 

 

 
 

Pillilll tun
illiiii iii iiiiiiit.

State Treasurer Gives Instruc-
tions How This Should
Be Done -

 

 

The state. trenuurer'a oillce is antid-
lng out blanks to be filled by those har-
lng hontlu, notes, and choline in action
upon which tuxoa should be paid. With
the blank iii aunt ii circular letter
which anawers the questions that may
urine tilt in tiio‘pnyiiictit of the tax.
The letter follow»:

in reply to your inquiry relating . lo
the taxation or union. bOillitl, om. your
attention is called to the part of thin
circular inurlit-d.

h‘tcllotouu or supportable churn out

decidod by this otilcc. -
The rule of tax in I mills on this (lol-
tor for each your; that in to cents a
hundred
ICuCIl bond, pulp, or other chose lli

action upon which the lioldt-r ilvull‘cn
to pity the tax. or ii mitten dowrip
tioii thou-of. giving; Itilii‘.‘ ui‘ “hint'i.

date dcuignuting impure: and mount
of Hitch cliiiw IIl lil‘llllil. ilith-i he
thought or item in thin oilitc. Ilt'it'l“
opens to former llnln or in tho llt'll‘lili-
nr'n tmoke cannot be accepted.

Atliirotui (‘Ul'i't‘l'llltilltltjfli‘t.‘ niitl innlto
cliociiit and iiionci oidora pttyahlc to
“State Treasurer '

All portion» tit-piling imitda or notes
in thin union to tic mulorsml, must in
strut-t how they Mali iliom i'cturnmi.
niid If to he returned by mail. must
oncloue nullittiotii tuislnac stumps for
thclr return; it lists of such union or
Ilflllilfi urn trout, return poatuue is not
rcquliod; on this account ltutii nrc
picl‘ornlilo niid danger of loan by mail
is avoided.

Tit: for lIUiG-(liltitietl or hunk
cannot ho rot-ulwd.

'i‘lie lI‘tIOSIil‘N' in not niitliorlxcd in re.
chive ntiy tax for o shorter period than
one your. nor for tiny fraction of it
your. The stuitatv authorizes the pa)»
nit-tit of a tax 0| 3 per ruutuni on tho
face uiuoiint of ii note or bond for live
yearn, or at tin: option of tho twrson
paying the ma ,“tor it rtroator or loan
number of itmzi, at the name rate."

t-ihtiron oi amok are not payable on-
do; this class of intuition. but urn ini-
ctl lllIM'I‘Wllii‘ Certificates of deposit
nio llnblc to thin int, and money in
liiitiltn i‘lill lw tiiscil In this way wilt-ti
rcrlliichtoa :llt‘ pioi urod

Part of u note t'itlilitli lm vxoiiiplnti
and part intmi it in all or norm.

l'lotiiio till hunk apnoea In hciidinii
to liiitit instead of writing Bt‘illii’illv tu-
niructiona (Ill another aheet

Bonds in union uncured h)“ minimum
on rent l‘IIILIII“ situated within this
ulnio urn not sulith-t to stain or local
tux. and no illlIIIUI ho (‘Xt‘mllIM trout
lot-oi tiixulinu under this law. litmus of
t‘onhocticut rulirtinila are not taxable
under this ion ; the railroad company.
tints ihc itu oi. tin-in. but hoiula of oth-
or l’llIi‘Uiliin urn lnxnlilo hero.

Attention is milled in the flirt thut
ull twice. hmids, cm. doacrlhpd iii fit’t“
lion u or the investment tux law. will
he iinbjoct in iticiil taxation, cxcopt
ouch nu nhuil ho presented for indnrno
“It'll! and iovoni at tho otiiro of tho
liIlIIt' ii‘vilhlilt‘l on or before Selitt'lli-
Ilt'i' tin of with your September 30 la
the [not time, and uocurltloa or little
miltll he in the irnnauroi‘s union thou.
lIi‘ltiIlt‘I‘ l or any later date In too late.
ice-very effort will he made at thia attic-o
to llHliiI niiurtetiiiary delay. but own-
ers of such doucrlhoti propoi't) tire re-
quoatctl in Ill'i‘llolil It for record as our-
ly nit prineililc and so did in tho (“3'
patch or hurtful-art at this office nud cri-
ctipo lI'ltIlit' rotations dolayu thut por-
liiipii only no unavoidable because of
the prions of hardness during the hull
«hiya of tit-plumber. if your Ital in not
in this office bolero September to. you
may expect your citoliipiion eertlticnto
will he delayed until after October i.
This section applies only to ioWna
where Iiittii uro rcqnlrod as of October
i. In I low iowiut this (into iii chnnited
by legislative enactment and tho flats
or aeourltloa must be pi'eiienlod before
the day town or city taxes are laid.

When tit-titling for blank llutii. plouuo
annuity what length. or how mnuy linen
nro wanted. tine lint will nuttire for
one note or pond. Particular tittun.
tion in requested to that auction mark-
ed, and pionao send an early mt pon-
IIIIII’. .

illicit

WwMM—I‘“
RIJECTID.

A dronmor and poet wan fashioned
hy the lord God and aunt unto the
people. .

Now when the men of afinira who
have charm of the world heard the
malaria they daeitlod that "it wan boat
for the people". not to receive the
word.

Therefore thqy returned] the dream-
or to his new with the following
printed slip:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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run trauma our" troops sroiia.

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.

 
 

 

Uric-O

We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle

75 cts. a‘nd $1.00

W. F. Wigmore & Co.
onuooisis

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

What’s the Use

in making an inferior cigar. when
you can get the but for the some
money

Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS

 

Are the Best ‘
ALL DEALERO

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER.

To thc itozird of tftiiiuty t‘ominlaaion-
ore of l‘nirticld timinti‘:

l Ill'fi“l).\ uppl)’ for n trunsior of ti
lit‘cliri‘ No. in in poll tipiriittuus and
intoxicating Liquors, Air. Lain-i Ilt‘tii'.
lliilno Wino and t‘ldot. front It. Frank
ti'tiultii-uii. at liorion l'oint llotci.
tlrogory Boulevard. to John H. i)‘Suill~
run. llorion Point Hotel. tlruuory
iluulorard. Town of Norwilk. Tho
pronoaod pluco of business is not in-
ciitt-d within Boo Il‘t'l in a direct lino
of a i‘lini‘t'h lidlllco. or Public St-lttuih
Ili'Ilht‘. or the premium pertaining
therein, or tiny l‘oat tillh-u. l’ubilc i.i-
Ill‘ill‘)’ or t‘oinoiery.

lliitctl at Nor-unlit. this L'ith day of
August. A. it, lulu

JOHN E. t)‘St‘l.l.i\'.\N,
Applicant.

\\'o, tho undersigned. DIOi‘liii‘i-t and
murmurs. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwulk. horchy ondursc lIlt'
Hlfilllt‘nliiill of Illt' nlioi'o intuit-d John
It, tl'iiuillran for such llf‘t'IliIt' and we
do unrernlly ccrlity each for himself
that We are taxpayers owning real on-
thin lltnatori in said Town of Norwuili.

Dated at Norwnlk. this 24th day of
August. A. it. liliti.

Alirliucl .l iliorduii. John J. Walsh.
.lohn llcvino. Sylroaler litint, i‘hurlon
ii, iv‘nrfiu.

l iieruby certify that the above nam-
ed ondoruora :iri- I‘Il‘i'lin‘ii and puppy-
uni. an defined by luw. oi the town of
Norwalk.

tinted nt Nurwaik. this 28th day of
Annuit. A It, itllii.
lihilllil-ill’l‘ It. Hill'l‘ll.

Town Clerk.

DillllS illll llllliliili.

Mra. Sarah Tocque.

Mrs, Surali Tocque. ol liruntl street.
llroiid Itlvur. who hurt hoon a recent
pullout at tho Norwnlk lloapitll. tiled
ill hot home in liroud River hint ornit-
inn. alto wan it Well known and Wu”
iciipcrtod resident of that plucc and
won in hot tiiitli your. Shi- wait the
widow or the late t‘ltnrlou l’. 'i‘ocuuo.
and conducted ii dyeing outahltahinoiit
title Iiiil been at her home iiftur treat-
ment at tho'Norwalk Hospital, where
one wan in with typhoid fever. but
about a week. The funeral service»
will he held at her into home in Broad
atroet, on Saturdny afternoon at 2:80
o'clock. and the romaine will be in
terrod In ltirorlide cemetery.

FiNNIOAN—uWILaON.
Mia: Pansy Wilson, of South Ner-

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near herd God:

We thunk you for submitting to us
for our oonaidoratian thin poet and
dreamer.

Our refusal to accept him done not
or I necessity Involve any criticism of
your ivorit. We simply iiiid hint quite
untitled tor thagpuroom of our world.

"Wt“ that you may mum to favor
Ii it V ’ to I‘. i

‘ .n I. ‘ W Your. Ilnceroly.

' The internals.

 

 

 

 
 

W" "'“"
tiring even when out outlaw do not ‘- 1 until? find a more simple
we should, in 33ml to the” gunman ' than a table-

”announcer.

tort ant.

 

walk. and Charles J. l‘lnnlnan. ot Nor-
wailt. were married in New’York city.
yesterday afternoon. They will roaido
at it Lewis street.

"i'm afraid you don‘t appreciate
your wtte‘a reintrkahla intellectuoiity."
said Mia! BIOOhotle.

“t know i don't." replied Mr. Lotti-ow.
regretfully. “it malaria no dillorenoe

 

(whether she la explaining the psychic

shorty of the telepathy were or tail-
ing “hotly what happened in a tutti“
intuit who. i so to niecp."-Waahhtti-

'a.

'Tristram & Hyatt,
SM 1T“ H ' 3

SALE LASTB ALL THE WEEK

The Leading Outfitting

H. Krieger & Co.

Final Clean-Up Sale V

All Summer Goods in All Departments

We want the uholf room. and we carry nothing over from one season to another

All the Linen and Pongee Suits, Separate Coats, Separate Skirts,
One-piece Lingerie Dresses, Silk Coats and Waists,
Bathing Suits for Men. Women and Children. .
All the» Wash Dress Goods. '
Hammocks! HammockS!

BASEMENT BARGAINS FOR PRESERVING TIME~GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON EVERY ITEM

Norwalk, Conn.

 

Store in The Norwaiks

A

 

The Last Sale

of the Season
Closing Out All Summer Goods

 

We sold morn Lilon‘s

Illilf‘li and White Wait-its
Iii‘tllli‘i'tl lti .....................

ilromioa tor g-lrlu s in it, north in.
Boys’

|itir lilili.
liicm for. pcr suit ..............

linya‘ Suits Very Fine Hulls
litetlttccd in hull price

at half price.

SI‘IIOOI time in only two works from now.

Slides for Men, Women
and Children.

t‘hininiz out all odd lilln nnd all low cut Shoes, tan and block, nimoat

Men's Suits

Suits: last Saturday than we anticipated.
Iilll llint’n thi- lI‘KillI ill limit-at advertising.
iii-limo lilnrli and little 315 and Six Suits for ...........

China Silk Waists

\\‘c urn still

$10

51.98-32.98

Wash Dresses for Ladies

litir cntlro stock of 'l‘iib llt‘csnt‘n is being sold for half price.

Dresses for girls

t

We are selling
high its 2 n dross, for . . ..

Suits

75c

‘\

'i‘wopicco 8min. Itinck t‘hotlot nnd Kcrsci’, worth no high as $6.00
(iii account of straight I‘lllllii “'0 are uniting

$1.50

 

 

H. Krieger&Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

 

TRIAL BY RICE
'l'hoy huvo pocullnr tnothodn of try-
illx anapoottt in lloiiirul. (the of flit-no
ht culled "trial by rice." Every per-
son nunpocicti was ordered to ho prou-
cnt, and all turned tip. Find. the poo-

plu were made to till. In a titilllI-Oii‘i'ltl,
and a "plate" to nqtinro of plantain
ll‘ilfl want not boltirc ouch. Then it
prloat walked up and down chanting
and ucnttorlng tiowarii. 'l‘lilo ceremony
«war. one of tho clot-kit wont to each
mun malt and gave him row rice. und
told him to oheiv it to a pulp. Alter
about ten minutes they wore told to
atop and other it into the plantain
louf. All did an easily with tho excep-
tion of three man. One of these three
promptly commenced to cry and hog.
and for mercy, conferring everything
and stating that another of the three
was the chief inattgator. it is it our-
ioua fact that tear. attains from no evil
conscience. preVenta saliva coming to
the mouth, with the reilult doacrthod.-
London Globe.

WW
LARNID RETAIN! ‘l‘lTLI. ‘
NEWPORT. Ant. Edy-Milled ro-
tained the notional tenniu champion
«hip. today. by defeutlns Bondy.
burned won the tint not. lid; Bondy
the oecottd, M; burned the third. Ht;

 

handy the fourth. M. and burned tho
filth“. . . .

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

FALL SHIRTS
OPEN
FOR INSPECTION

$1.50 to $8

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Joseph Davis

lit Washington at. South Nor-wait:

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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