clean and well prepared.
it out ~euettitnera - end ‘ our one-
mom» he.
, Our Linea of
'80th
OBS
are now complete
Creamers
Lonnsbury &
. Smiles
Educator
Bos'tOn School
Shoes
“pr ’Em All"
Oraiax
ere Oak
The Heele and Countere are
‘ Solid Leather
i.
ave just received a cargo of No. 2 Nut Coat, extra large size
. $5.00 pet-ton. Try a ton
SWANS 00'
‘68 Water Street
\ at eon-Ta Malnutrition iotlrit helium
Till LAI‘i‘ SAL! OF SUMMER G000! A'l' GRIATLY “£00910
Pitta". it in not the kind at merchandise you find in every etore in
town. It to in a clear: by itself. perfect in every detail. The atook to
he unleaded at reduced pricea correlate of Lndiee’ Suite._1.adiee' Dress-
es. Mlaeea' Dresses. Chlldren'e and Girll'aWhlto Dre-eel. Linen Coats.
Cloth Coate. White [Anon Skirta and Cloth Skirte, Muelin Petticoats,
Night Gowns, Voata. Silk Glover, Ooraota. Cornet Covere. and the
handoomoat lino oi Water: in town. Sale in both stores.
me
NOS. ‘3 and s GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
016M Main or. eternford
Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines, freah from the
minera' pick. You can
pick out the host kind
for your purpose here.
AreYou Ready?
All Sizee
Beet Gradee
Full Weight
Flneat Quality
Hazleton C o a I
B. Herahiieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
ll
C'ON1N—BN;ALLY
TyBRACKEN
,. 1‘ ' at weaitmoron eraaer.
OOUTH NORWALK.
. TILIPHONI “H
* i .Treshrruns and
' Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
PEACHES 10! Canning
a Specialty.
cannula. clone. roeaeco m
»- on warm.
. TekGI‘fU dowvglymoldne
.
oat.
DO NOT TRY to burn LEHIGH
coal unless you have a chimney
LE—
HIGH COAL does not necessar-
ily mean GOOD coal but simply
¥HARD coal.
that burns freely enough to do its
with an excellent draught.
Better burn coal
work easily and without forcing
WE SELL LEHIGH COAL oi
the beavgradea and free burning
coals too. li‘l‘he coat in the same
to ue and togyou. but to get the
’beat results you should. HAVE
' A'm'rita: COAL arr THE WORK
i. it he: to do.
* The the
e‘i‘heywlilnotoaly
The Safety of Your Savings
hotittataeaiuch importanoeeetheaocatnuietlon
' ii depoelted in
Norwalk Savings Bank
urnllgiatereatallthetime
“Just Published
“I‘ll Wait at Heaven’s
Gate, Sweetheart,
for You”
Words by Florence ilelle Anderson.
Mnale by Prof. Alex. 8. (Lilhson.
399
FOR SALE
At South Norwalk, 7 rooms. all im‘
provemontn, Sound view; excellent lo.
cation; horn. chicken coop; lot 62x12“).
$3800.
House six rooms and hath. newly
decorated; lot fruition: fruit and shade
Ask‘your dealer for a copy.
All local dealers
...........
1-2 block of trolley. 83500.
At South Norwnlk. six mom house
in excellent condition. all improve-
ments. new range, new iurnaoe. chick-
en house and work shop; lot ilhxi‘lo.
83800.
H. E. Darin 8. Son
(incorporated)
to WALL 81'. NORWALK
Bossier Calf
Shoes
> FOR MEN _
With latest high heel and arch. hut-
ton nr lace. Ilaca 5 to it)
”.00, $3.25. $3.50. “.00
MAXLEVY
too wasmno'ron eraser emooe
eourt-t nonwaut
Hotel Mahaettemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
eenvrce AND emotion or To one
item a: PER DAY aue’uewaao
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. OALL I.
First Cams
NEW VIEW!
From lOe up
I tor on
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman’s
klUOtc “all.
Donovan Block. 1S2 Weahtnoton at.
he...e.““h......e
RllPPert's
BEERS
IOTTLID "I THE IREWIIY
The only lll'iWIei'l/ bottled til-or aold in
tho town, and the heat liner in the
country. For one to haul». $1.15.
Free llollvory Everywhere
Magnet 81 Flynn
gunning-tog t-lt. Torte lit“
The woman who borne all her love
liters livea next door to the man who
. can quit amoklna without the ailehtoat
inconvenience.
v-
m we-..“
he rate. but will be
it
Therm M
Underwear
Iniauts’ Slips
t‘hildren'n Nluht tlownawtlnr hilt:
Night trowua'givu excellent multitud-
tlnn.
Combination Suite and tillpa.
t‘oravt Carol's, 250 up.
Skirts. Night Rtll)l‘i§_ etc.
i. i. MALLETTE
(formerly Mieeaa Damn)
I8 WAdHlNOTON STREET
5 M I TH s
Uric-O
We Recommend it for Rheumatiam
Try a Bottle
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
onucctsrs
I NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
What’s the Use
in amoklnq an interior cigar. when
you can get the but for the eame
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. he
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Beat ‘
ALL DIALII!
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANU'AOTURII.
NONE“ TO YOWN MKITING CALL
The ioliowlna are the names oi citt.
hone who alanod the rail tor the euro
ial town "190"“! this: evening:
Cili‘llllfll t-lwnrtx. Joaeph w. Rooney.
ilornnrd (Y. lv‘eonry, Richard ll. Golden.
Milton Elwood. A. H. naldvrln, n. ll.
Keith. William ll. Clark. A. M. Pont-
tnart. Matthew Corbett. Joaoph R. Tay-
lor, Ellie it. Howard. John H. light.
Alfred it. Auatin, Mater Hyatt, Nicho-
laa Martin, tietn'tre Rooter. .i. if. Dar-
row. H. F‘. Unlohurn. in. H. Matthew-
hon. .lohn Malone. F. H. Merrill. Gar»
into A. A, Bette, hamuol 1;. Wood. Wale
lure llann.
PIONIIII HAVI CLAMIAKI.
The clam halte oi the Pioneer Hook
and ladder Company wait held yeateri
day in timittt'e wooda. There were
about to in attendance and they all
did luattoe to the bake that was larv-
etl. 'i‘itere were good thing! galore.
each an eternal. tilueileh chicken, loh
titer. potatoes. both tweet and white.
watermelon and vegetahlu, After the
bake it was time to return home. for
the rain commenced to tail and do
creed the end or the helm.
.WMN
We all have atrtm to To that some
one elee to putting.
trees; lino view or harbor and Sound;i
' l
is Moth Main at. aeutn Norwaik
it you want to win you are advised
to put Merrill Collette training hack oi
you. See adv._
Mien Helen Cnhlll. oi the Southern
New England Telephone oilieo. started
a two woeka‘ vacation this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. id. A. Smith. oi New
York. are attending a short time with
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ilotte. of Nowtown
avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Eaton and W. R.
l'lnton. oi ilrldgeport, were gueuta 8at~
urtlay evening at the Norwolk Country
(Stub.
Mrs. itouvel and daughter, Rose, of
Prospect avenue. who have been
spending the past month in Maine will
return to their home on Saturday.
m
it you deposit your savings in the
South Norwaik Savings hunk they will
not only he unit.- but will be earning
you it goodly rain of intercat all the
time. See atlv.
John id. Wood, of Norwalk. who iliti‘l
linen at tho (‘lrnnd Aorio meeting at
the F‘. 0. ii, for tho punt ten days. will
return with: homo in Main hiii’Ci. to-
morrow or \i'cdnowin: .
Mien Adaitno Naphey.’ who to uni-
pioyod in the i". it Locktvood Moro in
Wall street, hue returned item a two
weekn' vacation, the greater part oi
which has been hpclll in Wlnated,
hire. .lamon Milihnrn. and son itirlr
ant. and dauuhtrr Alice. who have
hood in Vermont since the first oi
.iuiy. returned to their home in Kel~
log; street today. All report a Very
ilno time.
The Minot-a Anna and Ida Knorr. oi
ti bowie aircot,‘ Nora-talk. lint-o gone
to (‘lct-oland. (l. whom they will around
two wot-Ito as the panel. of their km”)-
or. Augusto» Knot r. who is located in
that ploco.
A new house in lining erected in
Franklin avenue ut the corner or that
street and tho lilllt‘ through the Mitzi!
Mead property. The collar to dug and
tho inundation lb up. The carpenters
trill alert work on the house at once.
Mitre lnea Daniela. of (lheelnut
attract, the po lanetonottrepher in the
aetoctrnen'a (fies. who hurt been on-
toying her annual \M‘ililfln oi ta-o
Weeks. which site but apent in New
Haven and iluiyoke. has returned, and
has taken up her duties again.
Henry Kronor. who formerly lived
in Word lU’l‘iiilt‘. and who has lawn
away irom mun (or a long lililt‘. hm
returned ltv in here but for a short
time. and “ill learn for tho i‘ut-illr
roast. “'ht'll‘ he has hueinoaa lllll‘l'ofllfi.
iio illiii linen heated in Akron. 0.. alum»
he has been tuti'qi town.
l-‘urmrr l’rmldcnt Rmaovnit was on-
it‘i‘lalnt‘tl nt t‘ht}; entit'. Wyn. )0I10rlifl)
or 1‘. Fewer liurkv. and the two not»
ilt‘ltlt‘ii uttomit-d survive in the (‘ongro
national l‘llllll'il in that city toiictltor,
Mr, lilirkt‘ in a South Norwalk lioy. lull
non- holds the important position oi
l'ttllt‘tl Status lilllrli‘i attorney for lllt'
state of “Burning lie is n lirotht'r til
lit". William t‘ ilurlto. formerly of
South Noruali.
To CONSIDER A RECTOR.
A special lilt't‘illii: oi ’l‘rlnlty pariah
will he lit-id on 'l‘uoitday oroninn oi
next \\‘('('ii tor the purpoao oi runaidor-
tna the manor of rolling a router.
Upton Sinclair. in an nddroaa in nan
Francisco. said oi a certain eoclal
clone:
"Theat- enormoualy rich and enor-
mously corrupt people can not no plea-
aure out oi our nnother‘a society. They
mintrnat onn another rightly, too. For
they roll and cheat one another juat an
diligently no they rob and cheat the
poor,
“A millionaire holonalmr to thin ciao.
gave a lartto dinner party, and late that
niahi. on hia way to bed. he found a
allvor apomi in his hallway near the
front door.
"'Aha." lll' haul, piokinlr up the
apotm, “one of my minute evidently hld
hole in hin porkot.‘ "
()m‘i‘. when exploring a factory dirt.
tt-it-t tor hifll‘l material, 0. Henry to
rlioti a hrlaht little girl to dine with
him. like accepted on condition that
alto mlaht ilrllil a friend alone. Dur-
ina dinner the writer eoueht to make
hia euoata tool at earn by reeling hie
Whliilh to ihu extent oi nine "ain't"
and “hadn’t tutehtor" and a few other
popular mutilationa oi the mother
tongue.
lie an the little alrl a tow daye
later.
"l was ttwiul mortified that niaht."
alto laid. “You a Ittl‘ rid diagrammati-
cal hofore my y it'lendl"-8ucoou
Maaaalnc.
. ..- .W
'l‘wo Enaltahmen were rooting at the
"lied Horne inn.“ at. Sti‘atiord-omhvon.
One at them dtaoovered a print pictur-
ing a low tumbling building. under-
neath Whlrh was printed: ' he House
in Which Shakaapoere Wee Born."
Turning to his reload in mild anrprlae
he pointed to the print. lilo triend ex-
hhitotl equal stir-pride. and noted a
dollar who oriented them oi the “little
racy of the inscription.
" ‘Pon my word,’ aid the ohmvlna
nonhuman. ahakltia hie heed duhloua-
tr. "i thooeht heave! horn in a toen-
Wl”~3llceett W
!
Fall
BODY BRUSSELS. ll (not try 12 feet.
WILTON VELVETS. ii tool by 1:: feet
AXMINSTER AND 8MYRNA RUGS,
(ill inches long ...............
72 inches long ...... . .....
LOG CAalN RAG RUGB. Iiti inches lon
till incliett long ................
til incline long ................
72 inches long ................
LEIEVE IlEAll GIMME :
(Continued front Fit“ Page.) i
tiroeceni. The incl that both were
today accused of the murder of Belle
Filmore, the actress wiie oi the doc-
tor, loads to tho aummltion that thol
mutilated hotly has been identified to}
the satisfaction oi the authorities. it
also truncate that the police believe
they have more evidence ooncernlnx
Mina Munro's contraction with the
tragedy than they have made known
hare-totem. Today's proceeding con-
hinted of the introduction oi evidence
aenlnat the declined at the «inclusion
of which they were remanded until
Septunthor ti without having pleaded
or made any comment in reply to the
‘lltii‘flt‘ against them,
we ..._..
ABRUZZI CAN'T GET HEN.
tiiiilrnuo Trilinttt- Special.)
in spite of persistent rumors oi the
l‘ilitailt'int‘ill oi Mitts Katharine i-liklna
and the Duke oi llli‘ Aliment society
talk in Worthington retitnin dotthiinl.
and attaches of tho Etnhaaaioa declare
outright that the marriage will never
take place.
The inroigncrs say that Misti El-
ltlns'a viait to Europe tnnnot fail to
open her vym lo the uxlniuoly dia-
agrwahlv poallion in whit-h she would
he place-ti hy the opmiaitlon to the
marriage on the part not only of the
royal family in itoly. but of ltallan
society in general.
Our line of Rulgls
o
....................................
an: illllPPEll to rust . ‘
rt;
‘ 4'
lie is Time to" Talk of
the e l ,
Furnishings
is most complete. with a wide choice of
re! and Oriental Designs
.............................. . "£60
.............................................. $30.00. $38.00. $41.50. $50.00
iii; inches long .................................................. $1.00
. .............................................................. .u-..
_ $2.60
....................................................... . .......... $3.75
l! ....... . ........................... 50¢:
.......................... “.15
.................................................................... ".26
............................................. $1.50
'Tristrvam 8. HVatt;7" § NorwalkpConn.’
H. KriegerSr Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store to The Norweiks
Our Charge
Account Plan
is open to everyone. We sell on
credit asgcheaply - as other stores sell
for cash. T heusands ofjour customers
have come to that conclusion . long
ago. Fall goods are arriving daily.
While lilo l‘lnko rnittht he aide to
train the consent oi lila relatives to hie
marriage. the troubles of his wlie. no
tar itotn lining t'ildl‘d, would only
hero iwxun. The American alt-l at
twat would he only tolerated by the
italian nohlllty. and lllt‘ irint-r clique
of ltaiian society. which done not
honituto to sneer til the young italian
Queen lrct-auae she is a Montenegrin
and of a inmlly hardly equal to the
Jltit‘l‘ ones of ltaly.
Another reason why rumors ot the
rnnagutncnt of Mine Elkina to the
Duke continue to lli‘ received with
doubt try her lilt‘mll is found in the
person oi ilill) llltt For several
were Mr. Hill haw hot-n Mitts lilktue‘n
moat ronatant ndorer lie has never
liven tip hope. and has even acctun-
oanlod Min Elklne and her mother
on their vialia to Europe, to the actin-
lal of liallan society, which in unahle
‘o tindt‘ratand hla proaonr‘e with the
leins party.
Mr. Hill. however, iii deeply itiitl
openly in love and in entirely indliicr-
out to the opinion oi European no.
cioty concerning him. Like Mias El-
itins. he la devoted to outdoor awn-ta.
and was nilt‘n hor attendant on horse
hark ride; in and about Washington
and when riding to hounda in Vir-
elnie.
MlTiGATlNG CIRCUMSTANCES.
speaking of the depths to which
priao hairline hue ration. it we at a lil-
llt' "tight" attraction near l’ittalrurtt
that the audience one touch diaploaaed
with the manner in which the llalttern
conducted thennielvea.
To tell the plain truth they were
"ateillnrwmaking believe they were
lighting. while-tn reality they ‘ had
aerood previously not to hit each other g
I
hard enough to trt.
in answer to the hiaeina the micron
advanced to lilo aide oi the ring and
terod the audience. “it lan't my fault
that they didn't light; they were paid
to light." he said.
The mlnletor‘e nightwear-old tililiflih
tor was returning with her parents
from church. where the dielrlot duper-
intondent had that morning occupied
the purpit.
“0h. lather." aakod the little girl,
her taco alive with enthuttlaam. "don't
you thing Brother C. in a very atronrt
preacher? ido."
(iratlftod hy this evidence of untitultii
intelligence on the part. of hie oil»
spring. the minister eagerly inquired
into her reaaone tor her statement.
“on," replied the little mine artlcav
ly. "didn‘t you one how the dual rose
when he stamped hla thunk-Jud“.
AN AcetolN‘t‘At. IULLOIYI.
TeachermNow. Willie. what it an
eyelet?
Willie (thinking oi ntholatl~0ne
who doea not recognize the ottlatenee
or.i a anmrlor heihe.wiloaton Trent
c pt.
an“... m
“’4
Hi. WAY OF PUTTiNG IT.
Stiletto-13!) you believe there In
honor among thlovoai Cynieuewhlo:
they are that u' but an other people-7»
Philadelphia W.
We are preparing for the biggest
tall Season we have eyer’ had. " e
will show you the largest! stocks of
Clothing for Men
Women and
Children
ever shown in The Norwalks
in the meantime don’t overlook the
fact that we are closmg out all sum-
mer stocks at ridiculously low prices
Don’t forget our Charge System
H. Krieger &Co.
. 29-31 West Washington Street
A
, e .. Ow” ....
HOOPlTAL NOTES.
Alirt-tl llrockt-tt. oi Rowayton. wan
ntltntttcd taut owning and operated on
this morning for appondlritia by Dr.
W. .l. Tracey anointed hy llrti. ltoyal
l.. Higaim and it. i. Buruoll
Mra Carl Bulletin. oi 33 Main atroot.
was admitted yoatorday eufierlne from
typhoid lover
Frank Field. oi {iii ilurrltt avenue.
dottih Norwalk, wart admitted ycnioiu
day. also aufiorlna from typhoid lover.
ram. SHIRTS
open ‘
ron tnsrscrrou
31.60 to 38
”While importing richloy'tt old line-
rhtp. the Brooklyn. now out of corn-
ntlenion at the Philadelphia navy yard.
Admiral Chauncey Thotnae attend an
tnibrtnal dinner party given in his
honor at ”it! ilelluvuo-dtretiord ‘laat.
week.
in the company was a prominent lo-
l'iil clergyman. an old iriond oi the ad-
miral when the latter wee quartered
at the navy yard rcaulariy eight years
alto. The two old cronies tell to die-
rueeing the matrimonial department of
church attain. and dually the admiral
salted:
“Jinn about how many Dnlre have
you spliced in allay?”
"That is hard to answer; but i think
the beat 1 ever did watt twenty to two
noon." the mlnlater replied.
"Ah. that's not so had, to it? Too
knots an hour. oh?" ohurvod the old
war doe.
Joseph Davis
as Wuhinaion at. death hot-truth:
Norwalk Chronicler