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ow oompists
"Groomers-
‘ , . . Lounsbury ‘8:
‘ Smiles
. Educator
_ Boston. School
‘SllotiS'
, :...g“Nox' "Em All”
‘~0mhx _
" The Outsrsoies and lnnsrsoles’
3 are Oak
. .. Tits H
solo and Countsrs are
solid Leather
J , , cargo of No. a Not Coat. extra large size
”iii”. sod weiil’p‘repared. $5.00 per ton. Try won
8: CANS C0.
A
68 Water Street
Coal
Burning Time
is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines, fresh from the
miners' pink. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Best Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
CONNEALLY i1lr..’ilae;’r‘shfield1 28; Son (in.
AND ' - Water 8t.
8 R A C K E N
at wasmno'ron eraser. Our Children's
acorn noawauc.
reunions am
A
Maura
5‘ If YD” ARI LOCKING FOR
.FreShErults and
‘ y . Vegetables
We have mount: kinds in
., . . .i’P't'bn-f
"PEACHES ‘lor' Canning
a Specialty.
CANNED, CIGARB, TOBACCO and
A WATER.
‘« dihorro
- This
O
ear 170 Wash. It. li‘lflcc.
s'r1*
CAL
am
DO NOT TRY to burn LEHIGH
coal unless you have a chimney
with an excellent draught. LE.
HIGH COAL does not necessar-
ily mean GOOD coal but simply
HARD cool.
that burns freely encugh to do its
Better burn coal
work easily and without forcing
WE SELI‘. LEliIGH cost. of
the best grades and tree burning
coals too. The cost is the same
] to its and to you. but to get the
ibaat results you should HAVE
Z; {rim COAL FIT {run wonx
it has to do.
isotiostss.
as.
l
,0 Safety, of Your Savings ,
inudt importance as the accumulation
‘ ll deposited in
SmtiINorwalk Savings
on not more ads, butwili be
SCHOOL
SHOES
are the “WALTONS.” Every pair
warranted solid leather
85cts to $1.75
.4: Max LEVY —
100 WASHINGTON ITREIT BRIDGE
WUTH NORWALK
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR.jM'¢r.
BIRVlGI ANUGUIOINI UP TO DAT!
HAYES sa PER DAY AN, UPWAID
SUNDAY: mourns. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL Ill
Post Cards
NEW VIEW!
From ice up
I for lie
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggennan’s
MUIIO I'IORI.
182 Washington .1.
NOTICE"!
Anyone having
Empty Cases,l(egs,etc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call for. some
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Magner 8: Flynn
138 Washington at. Phone ills-t
Minn Gram Taylor. of Laws street.
is spending a month of vacation with
her aunt. Mrs. Frederick Taylor, 0:
West Bridgswator. Muss. Mrs. Taylor
and son Howard have been the recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, or Low
I
Donovan Ilooit,
in street.
5
Bank.
“infernal-g. ‘
,i
‘ ' tours NOIWALK
as. Missos' Dresses. 'childron’s and
T I LAIT CALI OF‘UMMIR 70000. .AT onss'rw RIDUGID
P loss. it is not tho kiudof merchandise You and in over! store in
town. it is in a class by itself. peridotin every detail. The stock to
bounloaded at reduced prices consists of indlos' hulls, ladiss‘ Dress-
.Cloth Costs. White when struts and Cloth Skirts. Muslin Petticoats,
Night Gowns. Vests. still: Gloves, Corsets. Corset Covers,
haudsomest line or Waists in town.
Girls‘ White; mosses. when Costs.
and the
rials in both stores.
Just Published
“l’il Wait at Heaven’s
Gate. Sweetheart,
for You”
Words by Florence Belle Anderson.
Music by iii-oi. Alex. . Gibson.
Ask your anterior; not)!» 200
F o R s A L E
All local dealers
At South Norwalk, 7 rooms. all im-
provements, Sound view; excellent lo-
cation; barn. chicken coop; lot 621180.
83800.
House six rooms and bath. newly
decorated; lot doubt); fruit and shade
trees: fine view of harbor and Sound;
1-2 block oi trolley. 33500.
At South Norwalk, six room house
in excellent condition. all improve~
ments. new range, now furnace. chick-
on house and work shop; lot’ 95:125.
83800.
H. E Donn & Son
(incorporated)
so WALL IT” NORWALK
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MUSLIN
Underwear
miss...
Children’s Niaht Gowns-«Our soc.
Night Uowns give excellent satisfac-
film.
1...; ...... v- mww~wm «.mMa. .
Combination suits and Slips.
;. a I.
(forum voters. 25c on. .5;
Shirts. Night Robes, oté.‘
so
1- lillttiéillm
SM IT H' s
Uric-O
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
Try a Bottle
75 cis. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGISTS
I NORTH MAIN .TRIIT
no. .i..W“"u..
in smoking an interior cigar, when
you can not the host for tho same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin 91%”)? t he
01‘ G W .
CIG
ARS i
Are the Best
ALL DIALIRI
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFAB‘I’UHIR.
nuns Autumn
John Henry Isusrsohlnidt.
The death oi John Henry Elinor-
schmidi. better known about The Nor-
wellrs as John H. smith, oi Iain
street. occurred earl this morning.
about 2 o'clock. at h a home.
been ill for a long time and for the
past two months has been rapidly fail-
ino. His trouble was heart failure. He
was a well-known personaao about
Norwallt and vicinity. having floured
in many. escapades which unwell rev
msmbored by Norwalirors. He is our
rived by a wits and twodsushtsrs,
Mrs. Manny. oi New York. and bliss
Bsusrschmidt. or Main ‘strest. The
funeral services will be held irons his
into home on Thursday at 8 ofsioslt
and the remains will be taken to New
florhyfor interment in the Lutheran
cometary on Friday morning. Hum
a well-know olnr maker and was a
moguls" oi“ the Phoenix EnsinsOom-
Pt 37:
isles Mary lhssbsn. of tbs Boston
atom; has rsturnsd. to her duties at-
tsr her caution. which shs' ‘ tat
..-....... s...
the‘henis or: risad limit ‘ 0
daunting“ Infield.“ the shoot
He has i
s1“
as south unmet. south Norwalk
w. ..... m, -
a nun ~
Jiliili BilliWN
PARK IN'KANSAS
m..-W...q
Former President Roosevelt on
the Battlefield oi lisswato-
mis, Where First Son
Was Fired
nun urn
liililii-iiiill nus
Visit to John Brown's Did Cabin
Was a Feature
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OEAWATUMIEX Rum, Aug. Ills»
Theodore Roosovuu m riwzl thli mum-
inx to dedicate in: tip ".inhn lirown
Park" the balllltllt'lli oi Osnwutotnic.
where. over half u ccnlul-y ago. the
noted abolitionist and his moncrc lorco
ilrod the first gun in «intense of liberty.
('ol. Roosorolt us granted in martial
style. cavalry from Fort Rllcy. Kansas.
n military band from imveilwortli. a
company of state troops and hundrcdn
of ii. A. R, and Spanish War veterans
taking part in the program,
After six hours hero amid sconce of
the early struggles pi litr- Antl-tllavnry
Lennon. the oat-president. with his worry
is to continue his trip. going next to
Morocco us the guest of iiovcrnor
W. B. Slubhs
Col. mell’n train arrived at
Osnwatomis of 92‘!" ovor the: Missouri
Pacino front Pueblo At the» station ho
was met by Trent's r‘. and ii. Fifteenth
Cavalry. which marched 8': mile» from
Fort Riley to act as his escort.
The program includes a visit to tho
Masonic Temple. ignore :- rsreiuion
will be held; a or in automobiles
to John iimwn'tiitirl cabin. situated a
mile and a hail northwest of tho town.
to luncheon at the state hospital ior
the insane.
The afternoon exercises begun with
a parade which was reviewed by (‘olu-
not Rooacvdt,
in line worn the Thirtoomh roul-
mont band lroni' r‘ori imnruuwortii:
purl of the h‘liiucnth flavnir), i‘ornpany
D of the KarlansNutlonui iiiuurd. ii. A
R. veterans. mottliwrs or the Women‘s
Relief (‘orpu in atltornnilllos and civic
societies.
Tho parade painted tho modest monu-
ment srortod lu (‘uptuin .lohu ilrown
in It pretty little park a few blocks
north of the luminous district. and dod-
icutotl in iii)"; by the lain Senator John
J instills
Ailcr u hrini stop at the monument,
ihc parade mnilnucd to the battlefield
two blocks further on,
’l‘horc. following introductory ro-
marlts by (‘nrn M. llcputy. president
ol‘ the board oi truutccs. named by
the logislaturc to manage the park, and
by Governor Stubiis. (‘olonoi Roose-
voil delivered his address dedicating
tho grounds no u slulc park.
Scaled on tho pinlform in the purk
were lira survivors of the battle of
ilsawstotnlc.
immediately alter the exercises at
the park worn concluded. tho party
returned to the station and the start
for lawrencu woo-made about, «t o'clock.
lllllliiltiiiil illill
Minn Knto Hullh. (ii Nor-walk. is
spending the day‘ it iiriducporl on linu-
iness. i
There will hp it fair In Now Canaan
tomorrow and many NOI'Wqu pcoplc
will attend.
Robert Waitoman, of Norwalk, will
return here on Saturday nitcr n visit
in New Haven.
It son was horn this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Charioa Munch. of tilt Main
street. Nrnvulk.
Herbert Lawranoo. son oi Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E, iiawrenco. of losses
plans, is visitin‘ relatives in Brook-
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. , . i
The Norwnilr congregational Sunday
school will host" next Sunday. it has
been closed during . the summer
months. ._
ml“
Miss Halon i.. C rtls and niece. Miss
Ann- Curiis. of alert rm. ten this
ruins tor it two woelts' sojourn at
baits donation. .
A abort calendar session oi the Court
of Common Pieno’wlll be held on Fri.
day, aeptomber . the first otter the
summer closing own.
W
Miss Nollio (hatiorriasn. who has
been yislting with illustration Hayes.
ofBelden svonou. tor the past two
walls. returned to her home in Fall
Rhombus. yesterday.
Q
moist» min... Nevins!!! m
s are wselts' rans-
NOS. 3 and 5
"can Leno:
onznr'r
no onto goons stone?
M & HY
E outcome, NORWALK. conn.
It is Time to Talk of
I" all F urnishings
i
l
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BODY BRU8SEL3, 9 feet by it! loot.
till inches long
72 inches long
80 inches long
tit inches long
72 inches long ................
shire. whore ho is staying.
return Saturday.
lie will 9
Norwalk on Monday evening. At
least the wording will lio'ceilod to or»
der and ndiourncd. for that day will be
Labor liu)‘.
.iobn hour. of Nurwnlit. wont to Sew
York this morning and will them act
the Franklin automobile that ho is em-
ployed b} timrsciown people to drive.
and will return with it this evening.
~....,...........
Mr, and Mrs, R W Smith entertain
m u inn." company of friends last
martini: at their homo lit Hawkins ave-
nue, Fuel I‘lurwulk, Various social til.
vurslom um tho nrdor of thc owning
and rcircrhtncniu were uorvetl.
in the article in ycuicz‘dm's Scull.
nrl in rclvruncn lo iiu- Saturday in lat
lmr Day voinutccr cruiav oi the Naval
Militia. it was stated that tho mcn
would not be furnished with rations
or trunsporiniions This. however. was
not correct Ration: null transporta-
tion will be furniuhcd. though thorn
ulll he no pay for the trip Thu men
who export to participate in the cruise
arc moor-stud to report to Ensign ir-
iinu li.‘Wilmoi iii the nuuory tomor-
suu evening. .
w...” . ens—~—
Jliiiiii Pliiiiizilli’ilii.
‘: lflfliiliiiiill
Tells the Facts in the Bakssltop
Cosmo Which the Eli-Presi-
.lloni lies Aliudedv
m-......_..... ..
NEW YORK. Aug. 3i "“Jlldgfl Alton
ii. Parker. who wrote the prevailing
opinion of the court of npwaiu of Now
Yrolt in tho "links-shop case" mcniiop
of which was madc by Theodore
Rooscvolt in his recent uddronn ’to tho
i‘olorndo legislature in which the for-
mcr prcsoidunt rriticiucd thc supremo
court of tho lliiitod Slums. made the
following statement today in defence
of tho supremo court: a
"it in rain to assert that the attack
upon thc supreme court of the Unitod
clinics by Mr. itooscvclt in his address
in the legislature of Colorado will not
iw approved by tho bunch and bar and
the thoughtful people of thin country
who upprociato tho immrtuncc of the
judiciary in our governmental syaiom.
and tho uccuuity for a continuance oi
existing public continence and alien-
iion in our courts.
"ll llupponn that in the case of Pro-
pie vs. inclincr, referred to in the ad-
dress as the ‘bnkoahop ease.“ the pro
veiling opinion of the court of utiponis
of this stain was written by myself,
with concurring opinions by Judges
iiruy and Winn, .ludgcn tl‘lirlcu and
linrtlctt- wrote dissenting. opinions:
in the court at uppnnls, showing the
appreciation by that court oi the fact
that the attention was a very close mm
about which minds must diiior: indeed
this fact was made very prominent in
the inierostina doiistos around the
consultation table us well its in the 0p.
inions written. ;
The history of this case indicates
how narrow was the dividing line he-
tweou upholding and rcietctlng the
statute. ‘
“The trial judge hold the statute
constitutional. the appellate division
affirmed his decision by a vote of three ‘
to two. and the court. oi appeals smrrn-
ed the appellate division by n voto of
four to three. The supreme court of
the United States reversed the court
or stipesls by a vote of fivc to four.
"livery judge in every court nave to
this important question his best effort.
which in strongly ovidenosd by tho dii«
locations of view of the members in
the several court» That fact should
be quito sufficient to protect the gran»
est court in the world from offensive
criticism from any source. and espe-
cially irorn one who heretofore muni-
foatod his dissatisfaction with u do-
Dsrtinont oi government which was
performing the independent functions
conferred upon it by the constitution
so tar as to neither encroach upon it's.
coordinate departments of govern-
ment nor to allow them to encroach
upon it." . .
W
one (on shipboard)-"iiihsll l have
lyour lunch brought up to you here.
door?" 1
ii hare it
a
Our line of Rulgls
~ 0
I'i‘hcre will he a cotton" meeting in .
that in all iivc opinions were written .
ral and
s
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L00 CABIN RAG HUGS. Eli inches long
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Trlstram 8. Hyatt,
0...... n. . . .. ....
Oriental Designs
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WILTON Vim/£73.}! foot by 12 foot ..............................................
AXMINBTER AND BMVRNA RUGS. 36 inches long
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H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Stdre ill The Norwsllrs
$30.00.
Norwalk,
is most complete, with a wide choice of
$14.50
$38.00. $41.50. $50.00
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30.
Our Charge
Account Plan
is open to everyone. We sell on
credit as cheaply as other stores sell
for cash. Thousands of our customers
have come to, that conclusion long
Fall goods are arriving daily.
is“ are " preparing for no biggest
fall Season we have ever had.
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 closing out all sum-
mer stocks at ridiculously low prices
Don’t forget our Charge System
We
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A. M.--12:
10:30:.
mox. 7:001.
to: II.
NEW YORK
A. M.--12 :l
8:561. 9:0
11:00:. 11 03
3:30!
ms. ‘t
11:00:. it:
8:55.
9:033, 0:403.
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ithrown straight walla , ”it will save
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NEW YORK. NEW
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TAILI.
limits. 6:35. infiilx. iicili. 0:003. 7:161.
P. ll.~—iil;htlx. 2:311. Zzbilx. 5:35.
3:. 9:15;. 9:30;. 9:40;. 10:05,
P. M.~iii:illt, mo, um. 2:57;.
lint. 6:0” 8:0“. 9:002. 9130
lib-.13: 3-.
Cr, mildew.
A. ire-amour. s: . 1:30. trim.
6:011, 17:901.
H. Krieger &Co.
29-31 Wool Washington Street
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H'Avnn a
1
in liiaot June It. mo. .WOOLENS
sourn nonwaox 70 new roan. ' OPEN
at. human, 6109!.’MHI. mos. FOR INSPECTION
u:n;i.170:20. 7:46, 838:. lizhtx. fizifix. “W .
9:3. :Llllx. tombs. llrlllix. ‘
r. M.-12:r.:.x. 1:05. sum. um. FALL AND WINTER .
10:29.
lunoays. '
Mix. 5:081. mus. 3:51.
7:09. 7:523, 8221:. 9:421.
10 scorn NOIWALK.
ix, 4:“. 5:tb.n:ih.'i:4tlx.
site’s. 4:32. max. 5:03.
on.
not.
shun: _ . ,
FALL AND WINTER
BIO-’11
Norwalk Chronicler