clean and well prepared.
. rig ’ ,5 - .
_, Ms our customersxand ”our one '
tenure to he. ‘ .
Our Linea oi
’ School
Shoes
. ' are now complete ,
.‘Greamers
,hounshury 8t
.Soules
Educator .
Boston School
f ,. Shoes
‘ 'i‘lilox ’Em All”
Orsfax
‘Tile Outersoles and innsreoles
are Oak
The Heels and Counters are
solid Leather
J
‘avi, lust received a cargo of
No. 2 Nut Coat, extra large size
$5.00 per ton. Try a ton
_S"&GANS/CO.§
68 Water Street ’
Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pink or the
mines, fresh from the
miners‘ pink. You can
pick out the best kind
ior your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Beat Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Cool
3. Hershiieid a Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
CON-NEAL“
1 ; m.
BRACKEN
,_.I WAOI'IINOTON OTRIIT:
IOUTI'I NORWALK.
3ILII’HONI HM
AIF‘VOU ARE LOOKING FOR
w
fresh Fruits and
. Vegetables
' We have momma kinds in
season.
i. EXIIIFIIIO PEA. GEES
F’ b s. Shanda.
OANDIII. CIOARO, TOBACCO anti
OODA WATER.
G. ‘ GHIOTI‘O
n
pl. s27 - . in Wash. at. Indus.
r“
«it
OAL
”NOT TRY to burn LEHIGH
goal unless you have a chimney
with an excellent draught. LE—
HIGH COAL does not necessar-
Ilymn GOOD coaibut simply
HARD coat.
that burns freely enough to do its
I
Better bum coal
work easily and without iorcing
WE SELL LEHIGH COAL oi
the best 'grades and free burning
hulls too. The cost is the same
to its and to you. but to get the
but results you should HAVE
that: com. err THE WORK
la hsias constantly increased
' South Norwaiit Savings Bank
.Town of Norwuilt are requested to
have them in the Selectmen’s Chico.
‘ RussiaCalf
‘Shoes
With latent high heel and arch. but-
ton or lace. sizes :3 to 10
me. use 33st. «.00
160 WASHINGTON OTREIT BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
fins...” ..e...._..... .._~Wm~- -H . ..... .
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. M2?-
eahvrca AND Cinema up 70 can
Karla ea nit DAV anal urwaao
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL OII
WM”... N. 4. mm. ..__ .. "MEL... .
Post Cards
NEW VIEWI
From 10c up
0 tor on
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUIIO eroas.
Donovan Ileelt. in Washington It.
mgr. "it“...sn
Ruppert’s
BEERS
IOTTLIO IN TH! DRIWIHY
The only brewery bottled hcor sold In
the town. and the boat liner in the
country. Par case 24 bottles. $1.16.
Free iioiivery Everywhere
Magner 8t Flynn
lllii Washlnaton 8t. Phone 542-4
I“
unw-
a..-
an...
A man in Washington claims that he
has atlnceedtul in raising ills bushels
of wheat on We acres of land.
mm
_. mm w. » -mmm
not only by your own etiorts. but
The Paris * C
83 OOUTH MAIN ITRIIT.
look 81 Suit
“Home
SOUTH NORWALK
town.
Cloth Costs. White
TH! LAI‘I’ IALI 0F BUMMIR GOOD! AT GRIATLY RI‘DUQID
Fillets. it is not the triad or merchandise you lindln every store in
it is in a class by itself. perfect in everyldetail.‘ The stock to
be unloaded at reduced prices consists of Ladioa' Suits. Ladies' Dress-
es. Misses‘ Dresses, children's and Girls’ White Dresses. Linen Goats.
Linen Skirts and Cloth skirts, Muslin Petticoatll.
Night Gowns.'Veats. Silk Gloves, Corsets. Corset Covers. and
handsomest line at Waists in" town. Sale in both stores.
the
sum Main do. atamlerd
m
NOTICE !
All persons having bills against the
Norwnllt, on or before August iii, Hill),
as the fiscal year ends August 31, 1910.
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN.
JOHN DEVINE.
Seiectmcn‘ot‘ the Town of Norwalk.
(120 24 27
n... mm
‘fl’il Wait at Heaven’s
Gate. Sweetheart,
for You”
Words by Florence lielie Anderson.
Music by Prof. Alex. 8. Gibson.
Ask your dealer for a copy.
All local dealers ........... 20C}
I
“to... .. M . a.“ a... 4
l
l
FOR site.
1
Al Smith Norwalk, '3 rooms. all int-E
prowmcnts, Sound view: excoil‘hnl lo».
cation: burn. chicken coop; lot 62:180.}
$3800. .
lloust- six rooms and bath. newly"
decorated; lot fiilxifltl: irllit and shade
trees; tine view or harbor and Sound:
Hi block of trolley. $35.00.
At South Nor-walk. six room house.
in excellent condition. all improve-i
memo. now rnnxo~ ncw furnace. chick-l
on housc and work shop; to! hoxldz’i.’
$3li00.
H. E Dann 8. Son
(incorporated) '
«is WALL at. nonwata
MUSLIN "
Underwear
.«um 9......“ -_...... .—
lniants’ Slips
t‘hildren'u Night Gowns “tiur title
Night (IOWIIH give excellent sntieine-
lion.
i‘onlblnnllon Suits and Slips.
t‘orsvt Covers. litre up.
Skirts. Night Robes, etc.
1.1. MALLETTE
(iormerly Misses Dawson)
ill WASHINGTON STRIIT
WEATHER FORECAST.
Norwalk and vicinity: F'nir tonight
and Sunday, wnrnu-r Sunday. A long
rhino oi high barometric prottlll'o cr
mode from Kansas nortlioastwnld to
Maine, it in producing cool, pleasant
weather in nearly all sections poet of
tho Rocky Mountains Hliaill disturl
Iifliii’t'n urn control tilts looming over
South Dakota and Florida. Conditions
favor for this vicinity inlr Wt-ltthor
‘illil continued t-ooi tonight with slim»
ly rising tempcrutures on Sunday.
wearne'ti a van Aha rooav
’l'cinportlturo' Low, 70; high. Sit
tortilla tuition.
tiuatnvn i’. Rood. a hut saieatnnu.
died in a ilrooitlyn hoapitni. last Hun-
day morning of neuritis. Mr. Rood
was Well known In ilanhtiri’. ilnrtlou.
lnrly among the putting trade. II" had
been on the. road for it. Id, Loowo &
t‘o. tor the past tiiloon l'n’ara, durinu
which time he turd tit-on in Illllllltti'i’
anvnrai times it your for a work or two
lit a time. Mr. lint-ti was last in ilnnv
our)- the latter part nt that May. and
the first part oi .luno. lie waa porno
tar with all who knew him. and had
a rhpuiation tor strict honesty and in«
tettrily in all his deailnsa. The de.
reused was buried in titles. N. Y., hill
former home. ’
mm...“
Mrs. Ella Collins.
Mrs. hills Collins, hired eighty-three
years. died vealerday at her home in
nrooltiyn. She was the srandmothee
oi Misalnliu Collins. ol Lowe street.
and she attended the funeral today, an-
companied by Mrs. William it. tirade.
illilil ii'jili lliiii
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--i’riee
changes at the opening or the stool:
market were insignificant and the
handful or stookt’dsalt in shower! triv.
‘33
lat chances either. we iron
‘I Miss. den i '
a
i J
W
unmet advent,- 2m:
We;
as loath Mala an, south Norwaiit
lililll lilllil llllllll
IIEII lll'lllll Willi
Destruction oi cathoat Oil Matil-
eon Ends in Thrilling
Escapes
MADISON, Aug. 27-Four prominent
residents oi Richmond Hill, 1.. l., were
wrecked in n culhonl near Iiumluonua-
sett Point. this town. curly yesterday
morning and narrowly escaped with
their lives utter losing everything in
‘ ”Won'ritithltidntt tier .7. into
me: Lnaotno on? oooos sedan.
& Hrs
Nos. 3 and 5 owners BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Final Clean-Up Sale '
All Summer Goods in All Departments
We want the shell 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 PRESERVINO TIME~GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON EVERY lTEM
PE.
their possession. The host was smash
ed into kindling wood on the rocks and
SALE LASTB ALL THE WEEK
the tour men hung on until they were
able to assist each other to it place or
‘ “Tristram 8. Hyatt,
The tour leit Richmond Hill. across ., .. ..
the Sound Thursday in the calhoat and
had reached Black lllr rocks, at! the
Madison shore. when in storm loomed.
up. The men anchored near the melts
but in the wind the anchor was broken I
while they were asleep. The boat was.
driven lit by the sole. finally coming.
against the. melts at iiammonssaott
Point with a grunt crush.
The men were pitched into the water
and all lost watches suit cases and
about ihirlrflvn or tori)“ dollar"; in
money. 'ilhoy did not know when: they
had hecn driven lo and \H‘l‘t‘ discover
cti curly Thursday morning on the
point by carpenters “no helped them
to reach Clinton. the lowu they Wore
bound for in the first place. The hunt
is entirely donmliehvd and the broken
llnll lmtl boards are still litltltiillt oil the
shore.
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store no The Norwaiits
, IT COSTS US
$2.500
lioyu bends toward borne and worth
node. .............
The. Rev. J. ('. Frunru. rector oi St. E j E E ‘ r
Luke's t'htlroh. Bridgeport, will have
chargi- oi the scniro iii Trinity
tthnreh. lids city. at lil:3u n. m. [0’
tuorrow.
to tell you daily oi the nisny good things“ this
1" store has to offer _
it will pay to read this ad and then come to
our store and be convinced
mini. not this
Miss Maud liuboy, oi Lewis street.
It; on the sick list again.
The. Marvel social club camp will
ptohnhh be broken up tomorrow.
I'Iit‘M'. cold nights Imrc turned the
Misti tastier Hartford. 0! Winfield
street, Eton Noriah. has returned
lrom u lil‘i't‘l‘ul “with rialt ill the Cute-
itilis with Mrs. .lumve iiuniord. her
mother, and Miss itoborln llawlilns. oi
St, John street.
Morton ii. illowtx and family. and
llnrold illondonlmlg. and family. oi
Norwniii. have returned ironl a five
days vacation spent. at their bungalow
nt Luke “'flniiililiilz.‘ They have boon
drilling and onto; ins, lilo vacation time
ncnornlir. The) will go to the cotlaun
annin soon on it behind trip ii is ex-
lwctt-d. ‘
The annual enh- oi the Ladloll’ Aid
Society or the South Norwaik Meth-
odist t‘hul'ch in being held lodli) at
tho 'i‘okwlviw ion The Mlt‘ is in
charge oi Mlh Minor ll. Randall, who
bus utt lianlnidtlls Mrs. ii. .\i. Andrews.
Mrs tietuuv it \‘nn Alslyoe. liira. h2l~
toll ii. IIHkI‘L Mrs t‘hnrioe E. Hoyt
and al-roml other members of tho so
civl)‘.
The South Norunik Fire Department
Willi (‘iilli‘il to hintshull utroet this
morning on it still alarm. The roof
oi the lumen tut-titlil-tl by Edward
Brennan and tnmlly tooit tire. supposed
truth a spark irum a passing train. the
plum» lena lorntmi hour the railroad
lt‘ut‘ltlt. lloih the ”it! Well truck and
the I‘tlllutnl hos.- .ippnluiua responded.
The Milan was extinguished with one
innit oi l‘Iil‘lllIt'iiI
Mlcllvlo th‘lo. Italian representative
at Now Haven. value in South Norwulk
this morning in connection with tho
inking out at administration pulli'l‘“ in
tlw nature oi ilolmla i’uaareiiu. who
was killed on the railroad at South
smith Norwuiit. several months ago.
Under the Iit'ltl)‘ between ilaly and
tho ilnlltul Stolen the government
agents may take ltrtion now being IilIf-
ruled by Mr. iiim-lo. the case is in
tho Ilislidll oi Keoxh & (‘audi'tL
The tire house door has been com-
pit-led and certainly presents a line
"intolerance. The slope in the rear to
correctly made and the. water runs oi!
as it should. The door has been cov-
ered with a tumult-salon oi sawdust,
wllii'll has ileum wot down. illlll the
lloor “\in not dry too quickly, The
wet sawdust will make the door hard-
nr when it Iii't‘llmt‘li not than it would
otherwise.
it is quite generally reported that
when the limo minim tor the nomina-
tion of Mayor Leonion M. ilrundslxo
tor another term it will be a unani-
mous one. It is said further that there
are three oi the councilman who will
also he unanimollelwnomtnstod for an-
other term. The Democrats will proh-
nllly have finished the nominating by
the out] oi next week.
The hit or the season in line of so-
cial events took place last evening.
when the Norwallt Aerie. Fraternal
Order 0! Eagles. solve a dance at Ro-
ton Point for the benefit at the social
tund. The committee, who had charts
of the altatr are very much stated on
or the success with which their at-
torts mot. and are also aimed to
think that the damage was such a
eueeesa financially. A very ill
crowd went to the point and enjoy -.
the dancing until a lute hour. 'i'h,
music was punished b the Point -
ehestra. The onmniit so in shares
«are: William J. i ; ii. W. V.
chainsaw deroeitu , sham
" 'I'Issias W' ,1 4m
SPECIAL" FOR TONIGHT AND HONDA?
DreSSés For Girls 8 to 14, at; 75C
These Dresses are worth from $1.50 to $2.00.
SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT AND MONDAY
All of our
Tub Dresses
Value up to $5.00. to close out
S 1.50 and S 2.00
SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT AND MONDAY
One hundred pairs of Ladies‘ Low and High Top
Shoes .. ..... $1.50
SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT AND MON DAY
Lawn and Lingerie
waiStS Also Black Lawns. to close cut for 75C
These are worth $1.50
Boys’ Knee Pants Suits
Knickerbocker Suits
For boys 6‘ to :6. Handsome patterns; to close out
$2.50 to $3.50 .per suit
rooster cons. LINEN suns. LINEN cons.
oases SKIRTS. CHINA SILK wars'rs, surrs. rar-
rnra warsrs. PRINCESS possess. TAILORED PET- —
'rrcoars AND ALL omen westerns uncassrrms
AT CLOSING our Paroles
. i'egert
29-3lWWasmon S
*1
We»
3;.
Straight pants. values as high as $6.00 per suit. To close out for .'
$ 1.50 if
NorWalk, Conn.
MITH’S
” Uric-O
a
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
notion}.
in smoking an inferior cigar, when
you can get the heat for the same
money
Roger Ludlow, 10c
TM" gihy'dc t
or e “886 .5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALERS
o. J. REYNOLDS
nauuracrunea.
-~.s-—.~.....,.
"orfio are. can-meteor.
J. a J. Cash Employees Remember
Their Superintendent.
Through an unfortunate error, part.
oi the account of the reception given
Thursday evening by sillwrinlendent
and Mrs. W. R. Cartwright at the hun-
onlow of .i. & .1. Cash, Limited. to the
employees oi the company, which
event was described in yesterday's
Sentinel, was omitted.
The account should have included
the ioilowinlz:
"llurinx the evening Miss Kalle
lit't'tic, Mitts Harriet Hall. Mitts R059
Taylor and Miss Minnie Peck gave an.
icctions on the piano and Harry iaowe
sung several songs and gave various
character impersonations. A. E. Dunn
also rendered a number of selections
on the banjo.
"lionry Ireland, on behalf of the
emit. presented Mr. and Mrs. Cart-
wright with a handsome cut glass
water pitcher and Mr. Cartwright sult-
ubiy responded."
DELEGATES FOR VOLLMER.
The Democratic cattcum held last.
night strength the position oi Chief
of Police William Voilmer tor the
Democratic nomination for sheriff.
III‘OMiIINd selected Voilmor delegates
last night and there is no doubt that
the delegates elected in Darien last.
nlaht are for the popular chief. The
town of Norwailt delegates are also
solid tor Vollmer. Stamford and
ill-conwit-h selected Vollmer delegates
Thursday nlfihl.
m
i‘ont curds from Tracey Ambler.
who is spending several weeks at
Quoquo. bong inland, report that be In
enjoying his visit.
FALL SHIRTS
7‘j , ‘ Joseph Davis w
OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
$1.50 to $8
85 Waaldnston ht, nouth Not-walk
Norwalk Chronicler