“clean and well 1)
88:
new smothers and our cus-
tomers to be.
,. .‘Ohr Lines of
“ “School
Groomers
Lounsbury &
‘ Soules
Educator
Bastion School
Shoes
“Nox ’Em All”
Oraiax '
The Outereoiu and inner-soles
are Oak '
Thesi‘ieeis and Counters are
Solid Leather
*iCONN ALLY
AND
.BRACKEN
'It wunmorou smear.
~ count NORWALK.
_ ntamouruu
i
*' ‘w’n
DP YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We hate them. All kinds in
' season.
PEACHES for Canning
a Specialty.
CANNES. ‘cloAns. Toeacco ml
soon waran.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wall. St. Bridge.
reputedl “$5.00 per ton. Try a ton‘
“DO NOT TRY to burn LEHIGH
.. coal unless you have a chimney
with an excellent draught. LE-
l'IIGH COAL does not necessar-
ily mean GOOD coal but simply
HARD coal.
that burns freely enough to do its
Better burn coal
work easily and without forcing
WE SELL LEHIGH COAL oi
the best grades and free burning
cool: too. The cost is the same
pto us and to you. but to get the
but results you should HAVE
jg'r'trs coax. FIT THE WORK
it: has to do.
3
loathsome.
seer... '._.....t..:s
< “The Safety of Your Savings
" ’ is at luster much importance as the accumulation
ii deposited in '
e South Norwalk Savings Bank
They ivill not only be safe. but will be
. " earning interest all the time .
GANS CO.
e 68 Water Street
l
Burning Time
is Coming
We have the pick ol' the.
mines, fresh from tho
millel’s’ pick. You can
plcll out me hl-si. kind
for your purpose lure.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Beet Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ha... can
Shoes
FOR MEN
With latest high heel and ul't-ll. lllll~
tan or lace. sizes :3 to in
$3.00. 33.25. 33.50. 34.00
too watHlNoTpN eraser BRIDGE
sourl-l nonwaut
-. ......-._._~H..--_. -..,_. .. ”we“... ._ - . .
lldtel Mahackenlo
l. it. sounds, Mgr.
senvrce AND align: up To can
lines :2 Pen 0 . AND upwano
sonna’v DiNNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL ”I I
, ._.._~. Mama“- .....
Post Cards
NEW VIEWS
From 100 up
o (or or.
Post CardAlhums
W. A. Briggemlan’s
MUSIC ITORI.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
“no in} E !
Anyone having
Empty Cases,Kegs,ctc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call for some
Magnet 8:. Flynn
l38 Washington St. Phone 642-4
W3 .. .m. W“ .
hllrirod lirllnatrup will resign his po-
sition all pianist at tho itotnn pilllil
liotel this week
The pleasure of reading is denied
many people horauszu oi’ poor eyesight.
Don't neglect your eyes. it they are
troubling you consulun upticlall. Hm»
’i‘hamor's udv.
i
. , to his adv. today.
all aourn MAIN eraser.
' dourll uoswaut
10W".
THE LAST SALE OF SUMMER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
lattices. it is not the kind or merchandise you rind in every store in
it is in a class by itself. perfect in every detail. The stock to
helunloedod st reducad prices consists of ladios' Suits. Wiee' Dress.
as,‘ Missas' Dresses. Children's and Girls’ White Dresses. Linen Coats,
Cloth (loan. White when Skirts and Cloth Skirts, Muslin Petticoats,
Night Gowns. Vonts,~8llit Gloves, Corsets. Corset Covers,
. handsomset lino ot‘Woiats ill town. Hole in both stores.
and tho
515.51 Main 8h, atomiord
....
.lust Published
“I’ll Wait at Heaven's
Gate. Sweetheart.
for You”
Words by Florence iiolle Anderson.
Music by Prof. Alex. S. (llhson.
FOR SALE
At South Norwulll, "
Ask your dealer for a copy.
All local dealers
...........
a rooms. all im-
provements, Sound vii-w; excellent lo-
cation: tlurn. chit-lieu coop; lot timid).
Silh‘ilil.
lltluuc six rooms and hath. newly
tlucuruit‘d; lot .‘illxlfill: irnit and shade
ll‘t'us‘. lino view oi ilurlmr and Sound:
l-‘J him-ll of trolley, $3.300.
Al Smith Ntll'wnlk. six room house
ill excellent condition. all improve-
ments. new range, new furnace, chick—
en house and work shop; int Malta,
$3800.
H.,E Darin & Son
(incorporated)
as WALL er. NORWALK
Underwear
lHnHts' slips
(‘hildron‘s Niulit Gowns» tlur (luv
Nil-tilt Hon-nu giro excellent sullulntw
llilll.
(‘omhinnliun Suits and Slips.
(‘tllfll’l t‘m'urs. 23c up.
Skirts. Night Rotten. etc.
i
l. l. MALLETTE
(Yormerly Mines Dawson)
as WASHINGTON STREET
3‘ M 11: H3
Uric-O
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
onucclsrs
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
What's the Use
in smoking on interior cigar. when
you can get the best tor the some
money
Roger Ludlow, 10c
Twin City. BC
or The Nugget. 6c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALER!
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
aanrnooms m iTALY.
noun, Amt. admit ail-out: earth-
qllukt- shock was i'olt throughout the
compartment of (falahria ill 32”»
o'clock this morning.
'l‘llu lnlllltunili. rudely awakened
from their ultmp lied panic lili‘lt‘litlll in‘
to the streets. Nu cauilalllua have
linen reported.
The t'lunpurllncnl of (‘alullrilt which
forms tho southwestern oxirumily ot‘
the mainland n! lialy is lithiurt to iron
nucnt earth «hut-its, having endured
from these more than any other part
of tho ponlnntlltl. it was dovauinlud
try an earthquake in 1783 and in com-
mun with Sicily from which it is sup»
arutoil hy the Strait oi Messiah. born
the brunt or the catastrophe of Doom.
her, 1908.
NEWPORT. N. ll.. Milt. 3".“‘An
earth shock callsod considerable ex-
nitnmnnt in this auction of New Hamp-
shire this torennon. but did no dem-
ulto, in this town residents felt a dis-
tinct trembling oi the earth and dishes
rattled on shelves of houses. The
shock came at about 9:80 a. m.. and
last for three seconds. it Was accom-
panied by a loud noise resembling
thunder. .
Long nights are oomiul. Are you
well supplied withlempst la. H. it.
or has something to narnhout idiom
, ”companion induct“ train.
33 South Main on. south Not-walk
stasis ilEi‘tllitliiAllSW
tonight. rirr
'l‘OI’EKA. Kart. Aux. 30.~—A ciasll‘
over the endorsement of President
'l‘lltt'tl administration as a whole scour
ed inevitnlllo when the liopnhllcnn
council met here today.
Senator Joseph l.. lirlutow. leading
the insurgents, had openly declared
that Kunilus Republicans would not
acquiess ill an approval of Secretary
lialliniter, (thin! Forester Plnchot’s re-
moval and tin' railroad hill on original-
ly introduced in the lust Congress.
Senator Charles Curtis. on the other
hand. said he would insist upon an un-
qualified endorsement of the national
administration.
Al the cunning or the council tho
situation had apparently developed
into :1 clean out light between insur-
ut‘nt and iliandpai tor-cos.
Hi’fiilliillflllg prepared by William Al-
lun White the imports! editor. and em-
hrltlylng i'lln sentiments as expressed
hy Senator Ilrisiovv, (luv. Stuhhli. Coti-
un-aalnnn Murdoch and the other ill-
nllrgvnl loaders, road no itlllowa:
“We. llit‘ ltopuhllcaus in Kansas. in
party council, desiring to express our
pride in tin,- traditions of our party.
tool that respect lllltl ventilation to
those traditions and for the hislnrv
We have tnurlc may he :nl‘sl adequately
and illlillltly expivnyml ivy turnips. our
tunes forward rulln-l than hurlurnrd.
'l‘lit'i‘vlill‘u Wt? lllliil (illl‘i’lt‘th‘fl lil spl‘t'ilil‘
{more pal'i‘unnuuwx rather than to
lit-lit for vtltml li_r rcnson at our past
achievements, how-wet xruut ii is. iinr
platform shall he :l unarnlltut- oi til-la
i'ul'lmlnru rather than a contest-lion or
ilillli.
"\‘vl we must congratulati- l‘reai‘
rlcut ’l‘ui'i as Republicans on the our~
t-vaxiul (llllt’mlitl of the lli‘lilll‘t.‘iii4l\'(‘ pur-
ty measures in mattress: the postal
savings hunk law. the railroad law and
tho law providing for the puhllrliy oi‘
t-uulpuiun t‘XiK‘llat‘K, And in thin runs
llwlllln we wish to i‘Omliliind Rupre»
mantaiivon Murdoch and Madison for
their work in liviiult-nh pursuant to tho
llluiiul‘iiuila iii the Kansas Rt‘liillllll‘nn
plat iurnl ui inns in modifying the rules
or l-nllurusu so that the enactment or
inner lulu: dulnyml measures was made
pmzsllilc. We wish to commend lit-nu-
tor liriaiow tnr ltlri hard and utilcionl
work to carry our sucrt‘snillilv his plat
form pledge to warn the unlit-imam.
or the well-interim long and short haul
Militia in the iuut‘otute commerce law.
"We Merlin—I anew our loyalty to the
itepuhlicun national platform of thus
nllil hind UllTiu iv” in ("any out lir tinc-
iui‘ullona, nt'rvptinu lht' policy a! pro:
tortiun as outlined in our party plut-
iorm on the established policy (it the
mulch. and binding Ulll‘ inonlimru or
ennui-ens ill ill-:h houses in vol» steali-
lunily and \t‘lllltlul i‘t‘li‘l‘t‘iil't' to any in-
slrurlions in: it revision or the tariff
law of thou, mind as I hunts for iixitlrt
rlulimr llit- tlfllm‘nnrc hum-on the cost
of prmiurliun .ll hiiilit‘ null ullruutl with
n rcawnnhlc plum for Amrrlrnu manil-
flit‘lliit'iti
"We «in nu! Ftll‘llknlli‘ the ruvlulml o!
the tariff of limit as a satisfactory ful-
tiilnoni hi the tariff pledge of the Rt"
nuhlil‘nn llllllilll'ltl We therefore pledge
1h.) prnplu of Kansas and our llvpuhll-
rpu tin-until“. and rungrcuumcn to work
and with (m lt-nialnlllm that will cru-
ult- ilii llldclmndi-iit non partisan tarlfl
vnlllnlissluu in usrorlnin accurately
the liichl‘cnru twin-min the cost of pro-
duction u: hump, and fllll‘tlilll and tin-
lnvdiulol} to ill the duties on the has-
lll of this information.
“W9 plodur» uur senators and rrpn»
svntnlivcn in mit- for u joint muniti-
lion that hill pl‘rnnnl» the revision oi
the thrift. our schedule at a Hill".
"Wt‘ demand the strictest unforce—
meni or the null-trust laws and onuci~
ilit'lil at a lull providing a lull nun.
li‘ili‘i‘ for willnl violation of tho unil-
irllul inns"
Other things that the Republican
senators and l-nmlroaalnon oi Kan-alt
illt‘ plollittttl lll vole ltll' uro:
Amendments to the interstate com-
merce law so us in giro power and
money to the interstate Commerce
(‘nlnmluniun in mountain the physical
valuation at tho railroads: laws lhut
will plow-lit (ll(tr-t‘illlllllllfillllofl of cor-
porations: llil'iltiill‘t‘li cont-omit“! "it?
conservation or natural resourced
along the llllt-u utivnr‘niml lly former
President Hililnvvvli in order to pro.
vnnt pi‘lvnlt- immune from obtaining
illil‘i.liill‘ltlt‘il control «it the rind min-
(ll'lil, Willrli' null liiflllei‘ rollolirt'ol-l oi
Muslin; consolidation of all appointive
stain and national other-ll. lmnrdu and
i‘tliiiillllllllllllti whore irood administra-
tion and (’(‘liilmny have common inter-
est; rodurliun or tax levies. lilrurt and
indirect.
Former President Roosevelt is cum-
mcmlcd hr the resolution in lhuuu
words:
"er send our greeting to Theodore.
Roosevelt, the new world's champion
or the rights or man in the world-old
contest lloht'tlttll rising immunity and
encroacnmuntu of special privilegu.
And its Republicans we stand really
to enlist under his humor in the light
for hlilnlln righter."
.» ....._..,, . “a...
Rural Prue Delivery Carrier ’l‘hntn-
“ Mill‘l‘fiy. oi l-iorrlot street. is con-
lined to his hutno'lli’ Illum-
'l‘hu raw oi the teeth is imperative
it one would have 3001! health. Par.
ents should begin only in the care of
ill children's tooth. Dr. Mallory has
pining alternating to say in his
adv. today.
Henry B. Valiant. or South Union
avenue. iott Nanak today and has
gone to Highlan miMn-rha-Hudscin
ta tulle up his a slit» preparatory to
Winfromt. A number at hill trlonlis
'an mamas DRY‘GGODS areas. ‘ ‘
TRISTRAM & 'HYATT
i
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
«WW. y'mwm" , .-.
BODY BRUSSELS, 9 foot try 12 feet
litl inches long
72 inches long .
ill) inches long
iii inches long
LOG CABIN RAG RUGS, ills inches lonl:
.It is Time to Talk or
. F all F urnishings
Our liuc of,Rugs is most complete. 'with a wide choice of
Floral and Oriental Designs
....................................
WiLTON VELVETS. ii i'ool lly l2 loci ............................................... $30.00. $38.00, $41.50, $50.00
AXMINSTER AND SMVRNA BUGS, iiil inches long ..................................................... ‘
...............................................................................
....................... .l......t..y..-
............. . $14.50
...............................
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"lulu illll lllllllls.
Funeral oi Mrs. Toque.
'l‘llwlullcl‘nl si-l‘vii'os ”\‘t‘l' the re»
mains ui’ Mrs. Sarah 'l‘oquu. of Broad
River, were held on Saturday after"
noon, [ruin her into lltlliiv. In tho nip
ounce of ilm. .lunics Bunion Werner.
who is away on his vacation. the tier.
Louis French. oi Nlll‘lllmi.
li‘llilt'ill took plum; lll Riverside runw-
ll’l'y,
Leroy G. Osborne.
Lumy ii i‘laimrn, an minute of the
Soldiers llutlw in Norman Heights.
r’lll'il at that plurl- on Saturday. in the
titty \lxlll yours at his nut» 'i'lu' llinv
rrul Rt‘l‘\li‘t‘.'-l liver the i‘i'lllfllllh of tho
llrr'rnmvd \vvrc lit'iti from lllt‘ homo
illliiit‘l this uitvrnluin and the inter-
lnuni was in Spring llrmc l‘vnlvlcry
\lr. risinnnc was a corporal oi the Six-
tyaoventll tlhio Yolnlllvul infantry.
I‘ompnnv t‘.
Funeral of Mrs, Snli'iin.
'l'llt' l‘unurul services over lllt‘ rt"
mains of Mrs. ilsrul Snitlin. who met
I Villlliiil drain in the railroad :ll‘ul‘dvnt
ul Saturday t‘il‘llllllt. xvi-re hold this
nilcrllmm from the home of .\lrn Snit-
iin's intlu-l. Edwin J. liners. lli Morwitl
street. The remains were interred in
the Norwalk l-onlutory.
u. .u. W...- M.
MR. ROVSTONE MISSING.
Has Not Been seen About The Nor-
weiiu lll Over I Week.
nppul'nnlly sumo pvoplr» iron are
trrtldilill‘.q (ll Chut'ltln t‘. Hoyt-attun- {our
their llU‘Ulllilti are not particularly rnl~
nettle assets .\ir. lloystnuc lcit Nut-
nnllt about u nut-k hilt.) lll tonal he has
not lwvn act-n in that little-mull daily
wince reporters lillw horn (illflfliitliil‘tl
'tliil‘t‘l‘illui: his wlu‘rennnulu.
‘llulloa it, .iimnurpr, who did some
pattern limiting im- Hui-strum says he
presented that young gl-nllclnun‘s
l'lltli’lt in the Smith Nul’u‘alh Trust
Ctllllpully {or till. and found their» was
no money to incl-l it. its was liilill‘lll‘
od. he adds, that there was another
t‘ilwlt ihruc lllulltlls ulwlill ui his.
it liflti imcn ilil' ntritl‘tln (it iimm
who know ittuyniunt“ that lit‘ has had
to null very close hauled ilnnnrinll)‘
fur a long time, lie has become quite
u'clldiliuivn in The Noruniltu during
the last year. first on account of his
connection with the t‘oninl'y Rooting
t‘ulllpoullli. He sold out once (0 n
nulnllm or int-u) mun. slurred the Pew
llll)‘ Nt-il'l'lunk. has sued by u Stam-
l'ulll man, and has been otherwise
mixed up ill ram-h a manner as to
bring him noiul-n-ly.
It is reported that he told a woman
ill town several days aim that he was
planning to engage in business ill New.
nrlt, New Jersey, A number of local
pouplu any they have hills against hint
lill-ll they would like to have settled.
lluyslono's lnsl \t‘illlil‘t‘ in town was
the “millilllt‘illl‘t‘ oi some allnt‘llilllcfl.
including water coolols. ice cream can»
lsinors, (do... and according to ills tie-
riaruilonu oxiwrtcil hit; things out of
iho luminous,
A irielnti ui liovniollo has maintain-
tltl rltrhl ulllilit that the uln-‘mll yr‘lunu
man was simply on a vacation at hill
homo ill New Jersey.
A. O. H. CONVENTION.
Five Hundred Delegates Gathering To-
day in Waterbury.
\l'n‘i'lCitiillitY. Aug. :iil.w-liiill‘u iinln
Mill duluxalcs assembled from every
part. of the state today to attend the
llitcrnih hi-uunlal convention of the
Ancient (lrriur of liiharlllallu. which
opened this ultul'nnun. in connection
with the A. (i. ll. convention the mom»
huru til‘ the Lilliics‘ Auxiliary in the A.
0. it. opened a convention at Garden
lilill this morning.
The men's cu volition in i-lt. Pub
riclr‘li Hull, this afternoon. opened
with a short address lly the Rev. Luke
Fitarimlnonn, pastor or the Church oi
the Immaculate Conception, who suv’t’s
the assembled duloitntos his blessing.
Mayor William ll. l'lliit‘hlilfl then wol-
unmctl the visitors in the. name of tile
city and tullowinir his remarks the
luminous meeting opened with State
President Philip J. Sullivan. oi Thomp‘
sonvllio. in the chair.
The state tronsnror‘n report showed
that, the total assets or the order in
Connecticut amount to $83,492.55 and
the reports oi‘ the Ladlos‘ Auxiliary
and of the Juvenile organisations were
extremely satisfactory.
The time is fast approaching when
no will need heat attain. Are you ili‘flt
pared? The Jones d Hotnhitlsll Coma
pony are prepared to install any kind
of Motion apparatus. In adv.
Tristram a. Hyatt,
oihcialvd. .
'l'lw i'ilni-lul has largely attended. in?
l
l
l
l
Norwalk, Conn.
&
H. KriegerSz Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
credit as cheaply
ago. Fall goods
Our Charge
Account Plan
is open to everyone. We sell on
as other stores sell
for cash. Thousands of our customers
have come to that conclusion long
are arriving daily.
We are preparing for the biggest
fall Season we have ever had. We
will show you the largest stocks of
Clothing for Men
Women and
lChildren ‘
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. Krieget 8100.
29-31 West Washington Street
PORT. I
Supposed to Have Mined Footing
While Applying Brakes.
WICB’i‘l’llli'l‘, (.‘onll.. Aug Stir-«lint»
l'l'l F. (‘onnnllu n lirultumull nn the
party il'cluhl which pulled ilil‘onuh
lluro today, was ltillf‘ll hy tailing in,"
tween curs. ii is thought that while
applying the brakes all the train nour-
iile station lli‘l'l‘ he lnisnud his looting.
’l‘he hotly wall decapitated. Conant»
ly was 31 years old and he llelonuud
ill New York to which city the body
ivuo sent. ’
,. MW”... ,
DEEPER WATERWAYS ABBOCiA-
‘ TlON.
PROVIDENCE. R. i.. Ann. :ill.--<r'i‘ite
vanguard oi the detonators to the roll-
motion of the Atlantic lialumr Water-
wuyo Association hogan arriving have
today. They round the don'ntown dis-
trict ol’ the city docurated an it has
noidom been before with Welcoming
signs on all sides. Along the sides or
the street-hurl lines of electric lights,
ontWihod with'loural. hold up hy willie
poles. surmounted by gilded tridents.
’l‘he tool that President. Tan is not in
attend has dampened the enthusiasm
"i may. Tonight thorn will lie an in;
tot-mill reception at the Narragun .tt
Hotel. 'i‘hoconvantiou will'ophn or-
tnaliy tomorrow morning; ‘
snaltsMAN" ' Kitten ”livlmilv‘esrT'
l
FALL SHIRTS
OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
$1.50 to 58
Joseph Davis ~
to Washington tit. heath Namath
a
Norwalk Chronicler