a.-.‘
We
clean and well prepared
IS 8:
En. .
e or eu‘etémem' and eul- ene-
‘ ”all" to M. '
Our Lines of ,
SChoOI
Cleaners
Lounsbury8:
SouIes
Educator
Beaten School
Shoes
“Nox ’Em All”
.Oraiax
.The Outeraolee and innereolee
» are Oak
Heels and. Counters are
Solid Leather
GONNEALLY
The
$5.00, per ton. Try a ton
GAS CO.
68 Water Street
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.
Are You Ready?
' All Sizes ‘
Beat Gradea
Full Weight
Finn! Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water 8!.
BRACKEN
el waeumorou eraser.
soul-H . NORWALK.
TlLIPHONI use
‘ "i
—~....
if YOU ARE LOOKING FOR .
iFresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine [PEACHES
a Specialty.
OANOIIG. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
IOOA WATIR.
G. GHIOTTO
. Tel. 027 in Wash. 0t. lrldee.
t.
i
E
t
OAL
.. SOME PEOPLE in the Coal
trade think we are foolish to pay
an extra price for Coal in order
to get SPECIAL GRADES be
(little we can get no more for
such Coal than for the ordinary
kinds. we DO oar MORE-
fled leak-for it but not in cold
cash. MORE SATISFACTION
for our customers and more for
ourselves in the knowledge that
our customers are satisfied and
pleased. LESS complaining--
vrltich means less strain on the
W00.
’nffittSOALO
mod“
that is being constantly increased
by a liberal rate at Interest.
”A Ceitsin Feeling of Independence
pennies with the knowledge that you are iortilled main-l some aud-
den demand upon your resources, by an account in the
Russia Calf
Shoes
FOR MEN
With Intent high heel and lli‘(‘ll. Init-
ion or lace. sizes 5 to ill
03..00 53.25 813.50.34.00
MAX LEVY
l" WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
,. IIIVIOI AND GUIOINI UP TO OAT!
RATII '2 PER DAY AND UPVIARD
SUNDAY DlNNEltS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 0“
PoSt Cards
NEW vrswa
From 10o up
s tor lie
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman's
MUIIO ITOitI.
Donovan Ileeit. in Washington It
,,......... Me... .- .0”... . . .,.........- - .
Rapport s Ruppert’ s
Ruppert' s
BEERS
IOTTLIO IN THI IREWIRY
The only bravery bottled liner sold in
the town. and the heat liner In the
country. Per ‘oaee 24 bottles. $1.16.
Free Delivery Everywhere
Magner 8: Flynn
ills Washington lit. Phone 5424
”ltd; prices that ml. lluainnes hum
min; will he found in Mint! a adv hot
ter read what they are (altering for to
tlkljorrowe amine. lies ntlv. on [page
i roe
not only by your own efforts, tint
“Tbs is... Cloak a so: notes
83. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
(0WD
THI LAIT CALI OF BUMMIR cocoa AT aitlA'i'LY aeouoco
PRIOIO. it is not the kind of merchandise you and in every store in
it is in a class by itself. perfect in every detail. The steel: to
be unloaded at reduced prices consists of LEGIOO' Billie. but a”! Dream
es. Mieaes’ Dresses. Children's and Glria' White Dresses, Lin
Cloth Coats. White Linen Skirts and Cloth cShirts, Muslin Petticoats.
Night Gowns, Vests. Sill: Gloves Corsets.
handsome-t line or Welsta in to'lvn Sale in both ltores.
Costa.
Corset (losers, and the
‘ 518-51 Main at..,eumtore
“I’ll Wait at Heaven’s
Gate, Sweetheart.
for You"
Words by Florence llelle Anderson
Music by Prof. Alex. 5. Gibson.
20c
Executor’s
Sale
I will sell at Public Auction the en-
tire stock of iirocerlen. Tess. i‘oltees.
Fixtures. Horses and Wagons, etc. oi
the
Grand Central Grocery
Company
19 Main Street. Norwall:
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE
A good chance lor the people 0!
Norwnllt and surrounding towns to no.
cure staple and 'tnncy tlroccrlvs at
auction prices.
DON'T FORGET THEIOATE
Friday. August 26. I910
I a. m. to it p. m.
at 10 Main Street
J. w. SCULLEY. Auctioneer
Ask your dealer {or a copy.
All local dealers ......
Just ' Published
FOR SALE
Al South Not-walk. ’.‘ rooms. all lm‘
pmrumcma, Sound view: excellent lo
cation; horn, chicken coop; lol iillxiill).
ensue. '
i-louso six rooms and hath. newly
decorated: lot house; fruit and shade
trees: line view or harbor and Sound;
1-2 lilOt‘li of trolley: $3.100.
Al South Norwnlk. six room house
In (Ixccllmll condition. all improve
moms. new ranllc, new furnace. chick-
cn house und work shop: lot 95x125.
83900.
H E Darin 8. Son
(incorporated)
All WALL .T-v NORWALK
lllllilllllllilll ”
ill on Plilllll
Do Not Like the Prospect oi Pey-
lng New’ Yuri: License Fee.
Alter September lei
lII view or the treatment they are
rccclvillc ill the hands or New York
iiolicc authorities over the going into
elicri oi the now nuiomohllo law of the
Empire State. September lat, Connec~
llt'lll lilllt‘liiillllllullt who rl-lliiao till“
the New York cars are principally the
once that are tearing the turnpike to
pierce, are not over sympathetic to
ward the owners of cars hating from
the state In question who endeavor to
use the Connecticut illuhwnyn all see-
iit'ili without paying lllt‘ llrcnac lcc ro
qnlrcd.
line South Norwrlllt nutonlollllu own-
or was stopped three time» last night
while an moi» out oi New York for
home hy plntn cloihcu policemen and
nunlll'ud lil no llnccrtnln tcrme that he
would have to pay the loo required by
Ruptumtiur int. The Minute In New
York state hereafter for out-altim-
alote machines is to he an per year
no it car up in 25 horse power and ill)
for the turner care. In view of this
your iii-inn so well advanced. the rate
tor the balance or the your will be Just
otrhllli ol these llaures.
it is not hard to realise that If the
other state. ioliow the lead of New
Jersey and New Vorlt in respect to out-
oi~thc-etnle machines. II will cost a
motor car owner it pretty sum each
year it he goes for from home. The
registration tangle has entitled many
people to advocate some sort of it led:
oral provision.
The sirlneeney with which the now
Now York law is to he eniorcod has
spurred the police to effort to detect
the New York machines which are us-
in: the Connecticut made all season
without paying for the privilege. ea
Lrequlrcd ior more than to days' use or
the roads.
One Neutrons car. which has been
run here tor some time on a New York
illustration solely. was held up this
neon by Captain at Police William it.
Pennington.
FIVE MIN KILLID.
.lnll‘i‘nnriON Ct'i‘Y. Mo. Aug 26 -
il'ivn men were killed and one badly in-
jured when two heavily loaded might
trains on the river route division at the
Illneouri Pacific collided heedaos near
Breakwater, about lit miles it at
' v llere‘ today.
are ell
The killed and:
33 ”till! Melon" South Nahuatl:
illlllllll llElllllll' hills
The Sentinel will be pleased to renewal
letters for uh licetion. from its mantra.
under then ve headlnl Aabliel ndt
the- point communication. Ana n :unelgl
alilon. carries more wet hi and con-
vlei ion than a lengthy one n which the
argument is not concentrutod. We do
most etnphalically unveil:b brevity Lona-
windmill ohm we lave o h-eelved, are
the last to be read. and are many times
avoided altogether.
THAT BRIDGE ”HEARING.
Editor or the Evening Sentinel:
Will you kindly allow me to ask.
through your columns. a low pointed
attentions a! the voters of East. Nor-
wnlltmln incl at the whole town. for
this la n tDVIn mutter?
Viral What legal right have the
Icicctnlen to hold a hearing or“ layout
that to completely at variance with the
layout as authorized by the March ll.
llili), town meeting? Are you. Mr.
Workingman. going to allow the chang-
lng or a layout that will make the
majority of thei" .ael Nonvallt citizens
to no. dav alter day out or their course
to no and come from South Norwallr?
Have not you lost as good a right to
want to see a atraitthi line for Fort
Point street fill the low who will travel
to the Country Club. lot it small part
ol‘ the year and who Witlll .1 plcllelnlz
line to tho nilll pond“
Are you. Mr. lillsintnsman. will". to
allow your trade to lit" till-cried?
Are you. Mr, Taxpayer. going to al-
iow an endless amount of litigation
from such a chaotic oi course?
. Are. you. Mr. (Wilton. going to allow
the handing down or a legacy oi it
round million dollars to another itch-
m'atlon. which any one can easily lilil‘
culnle and llaurc Hill li)‘ allowing in»
tcrcsl on money \\'llll'll will he needed
to entry out the plans for lirtdlto ap-
proaches and a Scarlett park. as in In
evidence iroln tarts and iinnroa illicit
out, and (mm iuctiona as to what
other concmu‘ nurtures cost In more
ialornhlo shunt
Are you. Mr. \‘otcr. calm: to town
meeting to he «shut to give your ex-
prmlalon so as not to incite the meet-
ing too formal. then to he completely
ignored it your views are not ltct‘cpl-
aide lo the power.» lliiil he?
Are you going to allow the making
of a new layout cinch in even further
south lultn the our recommended by
the government rllxineer and which
even the committee does not out and
out recommend, but all} In "aliment-
ed“?
Then If not no to the town meeting
next Monday ninth and epic tor the re
instatcmcni oi the "Hill t'timilllllfi‘"
recommendations. which were evident.
ly set aside to: a purpose.
Respectfully yours,
amour: l’
Allilunl 2d. ltllti.
. ..._,.. . A...
illlllllllllll lllllll NEWS
l" 8, i‘ucllunm. of New York. spent
lh - do) in Nuiwllli )cnlcl'duy on host
noun
llolnnd lll‘al'll. or l-‘rsncc alrcoi. ls
seriously ill \tllli an attack oi typhoid
lover at his home.
A nllmlmr of local pcoplc arc neur-
Inn on nits-titling a sheep mart null
cinmllukc ell lenilurd i-‘lllntlli'.
i‘onnluhir and Mrs. J, .l. Goodwin,
who are visiting rl-lsllvca in Chicago,
"1‘" cspwtl-d home tomorrow.
Mrs William Hurt. oi 34 Center
uvcnuc, was taken to the Norwnlk hon.
pllal ,vt-aterda). auilcrlnl: from typhoid
lt‘t‘t'l‘.
hire. William ii Idurlo. of East arr»
one. is entertaining a large party at
iriendtl at her homo this afternoon at
it hrltlfio party.
(lull Vollt. who woe to how pitched
in; the iirldecporis yesterday. did not
[to into the bill: because of not lccllna
Well, It is considered likely that he
Will pitch this afternoon.
The chulillrnn advisory committee
appointed ut the recent callous. will
hold a mocllm: this evening at the M
lice 0: William J. Crockett. in South
'Maln Iircct. lo. the purpose of organis-
nil.
The Democratic cit-clots ot the tier-
ulld Voting District will caucus this
uvcnlllll nl Arlon Hall and elect dcio~
rates lo the «talc, counrenaio l and
olllorconwntimla. A very her onions
caucus is expel-led.
Thc Wcaiporl team management has
promised to bring over a very atronl
halti‘ogntlon tomorrow attornoon to
llilll' the Norwalks. liilly Kerr will he
haul: in the name with the Norwalltl.
having rot-owl‘ild from his illness.
which kept him out of last Saturday's
nitric.
null untrue.
Funeral of iiiehard V. Kane.
ELLB.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
All Summer Goods in All
Final Clean-Up Sale
Departments
We want the shell room. and we curry nothing ever irom one season to another
All the Linen and Pongee Suits, Separate Coats, Separate Skirts,
One iece Lingerie Dresses. Silk Coats and Waists,
athing Suits for Men, Women and Children.
All the Wash Dress Goods.
Hammocks! Hammocks!
sassuenr eanoame FOR passenvmo TIME—GREATLY neoucen emcee ON evsnv ITEM
SALE Laera ALL 'rlis ween,
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwalk, Conn.
H. Krieger8: Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store la The Norwallts
l lllllll Ill Elli Sllllll
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.‘~'Hl8ll‘
or prices prevailed at the opening of
a point each.-
3-4 better.
IT COSTS US
82.500
a Year
to tell you daily oi the merry good things this
store has to offer
It will pay to ma this ad and then come to
our store and be convinced
the corn hell.
dull.
I I-2. United 81AM Steel,
fl I'll l-
Wing and Miss Henrietta Wing.
to Albany and will
through Connecticut.
'thc stock market with Union Pacific.
Reading, Southern Pacific anti inters
Moorish-Metropolitan making gains or
American Smelling.
llrooltlyh Transit. United States Steel
and Chesapeake 8: Ohio were tea to
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~—The mar-
ket wavered a bit. and then went on
upwards with the buying stimulated
by the passing of the frost scare in
Round amounts or Unis
led States Steel and some of the rall~
road stocks were bought, but the gen.
oral buying fell at! and the list became
l'nlon Pacific. Consolidated Gas
and Chicago Great Western advanced
1 1-4 and
Atcllieon. St. Paul. New York Cen-
tral and International Harvester 1.
Rock island preferred broke 2 Mi.
WALL STREET. i p. mr~iluslncse
was in scanty volume and very few oi
the active stocks fluctuated more than
1-8 in the noon hour. which illustrated
to what extent the market had got into
Captain and Mrs. Charles Wing. and
dauphlcr Francis,‘Rev. and Mrs. H. E.
0!
The Norwalhs, will leave town on Sep-
tember ist tor a ten days trip through
New York state and Connecticut. They
will take the Hudson River Day lino
stop at Lake
ilmrxr. The return trip will be made
SPEETAL son Tomonnow
Dresses For Girls 8.” is. at 75C
These Dresses are worth irons. so to $2. 00
Uric-O
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW
All of our
Tub Dresses
Value up to $5.00. to close out
$1.50 and $2.00
Try a Bottle
75 cts. and $1.00
DRUGGISTS
3 NORTH MAIN OTREET
We Recommend It for Rheumatism
SPF. IAL FOR TOMORROW
One hundred pairs of Ladies' Low and High Top
Shoes .. s... $1.50
SPECIAL eon Touonnow
Lawn and Lingerie
waists Alsd Black Lawns, to close out ior 750
These are worth Sl.5o
Boys’ Knee Pants Suits
$1. 50
KnICkerbocker Suits
For bays 6 to :6. Handsome patterns. to close out
$2.50 to $3.50 per suit
TOURIST COATS. LINEN SUXTS. LINEN COATS.
The funeral 0 Richard V Kane was
this morning from
Iaraeiy allcnlll
iii Joseph n i‘llnrch at ii o'clock when
a solemn redolent mass was sung by
Rev. Richard Carroll Miae Helena
Millard rendered two solos. Ave Maria ‘
and One aweoiiy solemn Thought. and .
the choir rendered Lead Kindly Light
as the romaine were leaving the ‘
church.
oriclt (‘oleman Charles Milkweed.
i‘leorae (“him and Frank Ward. in-
torment took place in Springliale Ni“
etory. stamiord
Ruins W. Slovene.
Raine W Stevens. seed elahiyonlne
ears died Wednesday at his home in ,
ew enaan 'l'ha cultural service was
held trout his late mldeueeln that
t k as
DIM! til: “term t
The mill hearers were Freda
DRESS sxmrs. CHINA SILK WAISTS. surrs. TAF-
FETA warsrs, PRINCESS oneness. TAILORED per.
TICOATS AND ALL omen WEARING nscnssmna
AT CLOSING our caress
.Kricger Co.
29 31 West Washington Street
Straight pants. values as high as $6. on per unit. To close out tor .
SMITH’S
W. F. Wigrnore 8: Co.
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. lic
Are the Best
ALL DEALER!
n. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FALL SHIRTS
‘ OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
31.50 to 38
Jose pll Davis
' til Wuhtaeton st. South hernia
, . . - '3
Whats the Use
In melting an Interior cigar. when
you can get the best for the earns
or The Nugget. tic
CIGARS
Norwalk Chronicler