clean and well prepared.
a" or customers
«Mira to.»
Our Lines of
School
Groomers
lounshury 8:
" Educator
‘Boston School
Shoes
F‘Nox ’Em All”
Oralax
The Outoraoios and innersoiaa
are Oak
The
“and our one-
a
o
g"
Heels and Counters are
Solid Loathsr
CONNEALLY'
‘l
ave juet received a cargo of No. a Not Cool, extra large size
Sslowper ion. Try a ton
GANS CO.
Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
mlnera' pick. You can
pick out the bent itind
~ for your purpose hive.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Bast Grades
Full Weight '
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal .
B. Hershfleld 81 Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water at.
BRACKEN
Ii WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ COUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 888-4
r...
~ mm
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
JVo hava them. All kinds In
neutron
YEACHI'E fur Canning
a Specialty
‘ ' canola. olosno. rosacco and
, mo w-ra es. .
G. GHIO'ITO
V:
Tab”? in Wash. It. Brings.
OAL
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 coaibut simply
HARD coal.
that burns freely enough to do its
Better burn coal
worlt easily and without forcing
WE SELL LEHIGH COAL oi
the best grades and free burning
coals too. The cost is the same
to us and to you. but to get the
flat results you should HAVE
will COAL arr THE WORK
it“!!! to do.
Our Children's
SCHOOL
SHOES
are \tho “WALTON8.” Every pair
warranted aoilel leather
85cts to $1. 75
—— MAX LEVY —
isa wast-uneven a'rn onions
count Nonwm
Hotel Mahackomo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE IND CUISINE i), '80 DATI
RATE. 82 PER DAY AND UPWAID
sunoar mourns. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 888
Post Cards
NEW VIEWS
From We no
0 for 50
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman's
Millie ITORI.
Donovan Ilook. in Washington 8t.
NOTICE!
Anyone having
Empty Cases,Kegs,eic.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call for some
Magnet 81 Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 542-:
m~..1.—.. L... .
Mr and Mrs. H. *0“ Dunhum. of
Brooklyn, N Y. are spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W Gerham
at their bungalow. the Marion. at
Compo Beach. Mr Dunham is dock
master of the llorough of lilooltlyn.
A having charge of all the city docks
e Safety of Your Savings
is oi lust as much importance as the accumulation
n deposited in . .
. e South Norwalk Savings Bank
'fieynlllnotonlybesnfo,bntwlllhe
68 Water Street]
88 OOU'I’H MAIN ITIIIT:
8001‘“ NOIWALK
ea, Misses' Dresses. Children's and
. Cloth Coats. White Linen Bhlrta
Night Gonna. Vents. Silk Glover.
handsomoat line or Walsta in town.
'rl-il LAOT CALI OF SUMMER 0000! AT GREATLY 8100010
values. it is not the kind or merchandise you had in ovary atom in
town. it is in a close by itself. perfect in every detail The atocit to
. be unloaded at reduced prices consists of ladloa' Suits Ladies'
resa-
Glrla‘ White Dresses. hint”. nail.
and Cloth Skirts Muslin Petticoats.
Corsets. Corset cargo. and the
Sale in both aio
UNI Main 8%., Btlmfofli
FOR SALE
Six rooms. water etc :ponvenlont to
station. House in good condition. in
good neighborhood fine street. At
South Norwalit. 82800.
Ten-room house. on large lot. city
water, ill mlnuiea from South Norwallt
station; ideal location. House in good
condition.
At South Norwallt, alx room house
in excellent condition, , all improve-
ments, new range, new furnace. chick-
en house and work shop; lot 95xl25.
3.3800
H. E. Donn 8. Son
(Incorporated)
46 WALLET». NORWALK ‘
MUSLIN
Underwear
Infants’ Slips
Children's Night
Night Cowns give
lion.
flownamour 50c
excellent satisfac-
Combination Suits and Blips.
Cornet Covers. 2hr: up.
Skirts. Night Robes, etc.
J. ICMALLETTE
(iormsrly Misses Dawson)
do WAIHINOTON ITRIIT
.vaIL..-
SMITH’ S
Uric-O I
We Recommend it for Rheumatism
L Try a Dotti. .9 .
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wigmore‘Sr Co.
modems
I NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
name...“
What’ 3 the Use
in smoking an infsrior cigar. when
you can got the host for the same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. be
or The N get. 5c
CIGAHS
Are the Best
ALL DEALER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
an All plans. ””””
Alan Lyon.
Alex Lyon aged fifty-tour years,
tiled In the Norwulit ilmpltai this
morning. He had been u.bonrder at
the Mansion house. in Wnnhlnntou
“ street, for about a quarter of a cen-
tury. and on Monday he was found all»
ting on the bed and appeared to be
hclpicua, it is pronumod. from a stroke
of apoplcxy., lie was given attention
and was later removed to the hoapitul
Mr. Lyon was well known about town.
and to: many ycum illil hot-ti cmplnv
ed by the Norwalk Loch Company He
was A member of the South Norwulit
iiaptlst Church. and la survived by
one brother. Captain F. '1‘. Lyon, of
south Norwaiit, and out- nlator. Mrs.
L. 8. Warner. of New Rochelle. Fun-
orai services will be held Saturday at
ternoon at 2 o’clock. from the real-
dence of Captain Lynn. to Henry
street. South Norriulit.
John H. Isusrsohmidt.
This evening at 8 o'clock. from his
late home in Main street, the funeral
services over the remains of the late
John Henry Bauersobrnidt. better
known on John H Smith who died on
Wedneaday mornins. following a liar
erlng illness of heart trouble. will be
held Friday morning the remains of
the man will be taken to New York
tor burial in the Lutheran cometary.
Mr smith was a well known cigar ina-
lier and a member of the Pileonlx Illn-
llne Combo”.
”M
MD!!! OHIOKINI KILLIO.
Worn had been received in the as-
laetlnen' a ethos that thirty-nine oillcit-
ono belonslna to Hilhman Thom“ Hil-
lard were killed on aunda mornihd
last. This million a total oil [1 M that
day. as there was an even hundred
killed at two other laces tho some
day. The killing in t is last case Was
done in a cement ehiolton house and
was not heard at the little tor thin
Wife otihatdidtiialrortm m
as and min at. some Namath
rotation “ ulterior
roll Inns
(Continued from First Page.)
m
that in all human probability the can
one will accept its snggutiona unani-
moualy it has been common know»
ledge that the party hos been in a
more or lose disrupted condition in this
city for the past few years but it is
now realised by the membcra of it
that deepitc the Republican majority.
it is necessary in stand together to
bring about victory. With thin idea
in view there is a disposition on the
part. of those who desire to be candl-
dalca for oillce to allow their qualiti-
cationu to be weighed in the balance
and the preference given to those can-
aiilorod by the party to be the stream
eat candidates for the varioua offices.
The general advisory committee ap-
pointed by the caucus selected from
its own number a sub-committee of
three members. consisting oi Dr. .)
Milton (lobllrnnex'mnyor. Edward B
Doulcns and William Miller. whose
cations of men whose namoa have
been suggested for maypor. This aub-
mmmiiioe ascertained in every way
possible the sentiment and reported
laol evening. When i came time for
them to report the selection of a may-
oralty candidate the imitation had our
rowed down to two prospective candl-
rlstea, Mr. Bohannan and fol-mer- Conn:
cilmnn ilarry W. Mather, both of
whom have n with circle of friends.
The majority report was given by Dr.
Coburn and Mr. iloulona concurred
with him. William Miller presented
the minority report, which was for Mr
Mother.
Alter the presentation of these re-
porta, lhc names at the two men were
submitted to the thirty membera of
the committee in attendance and tho
reanlt was twenty-live voted for Mr.
Ilohnnnan to five for Mr. Mather. Mr.
Bohannan will, therefore. be presented
to the caucus as the advisory commit
lec‘g choice of s randidate and the
man who the committee believe will
lend the party to victory.
Mr. Bohnnnun in n staunch Republi-
can and is held in the Manual cateom.
A native of Virginia. he is the person!»
Motion of that llrn- southern courtesy
for which that illnle and her sons are
celebrated. and like the great majority
of them he became a Democrat ahen
be attained the ago at which young
men aiiign thomaolma with a political
faith. He cinch to that party so long
as he believed its actions conaerved
the interests of I a whole party. but
like hundreds oi ouannda of other
men who had brvo staunch Democrala
all of their “Vl‘i‘. he could not stand
the Democrarx of William Jennings
Bryan and honour.- a Republican when
the late and illilltlhkld President Will
linm Hi'Killlf') became a candidate for
tho presidonm Mr. Bohannnn haa
been a i‘tcpublu an ever since, dittorlul
In political lulib oven with his broth-
or. llr Charles G. Bohannnn. torturr
mayor of this rliy'.‘
Hath men. in fact, are tax-mayors.
William .I. ll llohnnnan was mayor
oi the City ct Slumiom for two yearn
and made an admirable head to the
amernlnenl of that oily. lie in adult.
rnbly titled in vvury way for the odlcc
to which be has been proposed. both
by personality and other qualifications.
lie in a man of broad education and
wide experience and haa the opportu-
nity to give the other his best efforts.
Hy profession ho is it lawyer. but he
is now retired. nild can devote his en-
tire time to his official duties.
in commotion with the moyoraiiy
the advisory i'umulillt‘o had conuidercd
a number of nature. William J. illor
on and William l". liorl had been run
gouted. for instance, but. both of them
declined to have their names consid-
ered. Recently ilr. H. C. Sharer an~
nonnrcd that he promaed to be a can»
didute for mayor. lir. Elhercr sent a
communication to the committee in
which he withdrew his name. Dr.
Sharer stated in his letter that during
September, on lmporiunl month in
politics. his tlm will be entirely orru~
pied
The office at mayor occupied the at
traction of last night's meeting oi the
(nominee entirely hill the commit
too on candidates for councilman and
other city officers is bully and will
make a report at a meeting of the non
crul committee called to immediately
follow the estrous of Tuesday evening
when nominations will be made for
town unicorn.
'l‘lml Mr. Mather was not selected
by the committee an a choice for mav
or was something of a disappointment
to some of bio friends. but A lilliOI‘Iili
of those who maintain that they are
his real friends declare that it is en-
‘tirely for the best inter-eats at all coin
corned that someone else head the tie.
not this year. 'i‘hia view of the case.
it is believed. will go accented b all
at those who have uracil Mr. Mat l':I
candidacy. horn of Hr. Mothers
rrionda express hells! that it he
will accept. placing his name in the
ticket for the council will meet with
sonoral favor. l“ ‘
An interesting nounosmanl just
made in to the o t that William G
Crockett, who has been a very Gillie
lont town nmsm, nil! positively do
cites the one of name asaln tor
that olden. Mr. Itett's term s11.
dilly it was too look into the ounllil- .
NOEL 3 and 5
cannon BUILDING. nonwanx. court.
IODY BRUSSELB. ii feet by 12 feet.
WILTON VBLVITI, 9 feet by 12 fee
AXMINSTIA AND BM‘IRNA BUGS.
80 inches long .......
72 lacuna long .............
72inehoslong. ......
.4 w...«...-....... a..-" "LAM“... .. ,
ho exmlerl to see Mr Broom re nolnl-
ualed in: sciactman by practicallya
unanimous vote.
IATIIEI 8818 iii Hill.
808 F08 88808 ‘
((.'.onlinued from First Page.)
l’ohltnan'a position is understood to
the members of his party consider is
bent. Many of the latter hava expres-
sed the opinion that he Would be a
winner. .
CLINTON ~COMMANDERY FIELD
DAY
Committee is Now luay Arranging for
the Annual Event.
Plans are being made for the annual
lit-id day which is to be held by Clinton
Commandrrr. No 3, Knights Templar.
of Norwalk. The event was held last
your at the liorlon House in July. but
it was altogether too warm and conse
duenllt the committee are awaiting
"color weather lie-lore setting the date
tor the event. it will no doubt be held
lhla month and some of the places that
he committee are watching with a
“9" toward setting the place are Ho.
'01: Point bowl. the Dorlon House and
tho Shorohuven inn. at. Lehman's Is.
lands.
Of those pieces giwn above. Shore
haven looks the most favorable to thr-
committee The management has offer-
ed to furnish the transportation if the
aflair in to be held there and thi'a is
no small item There will be music
for the occasion. probably furnished by
the Second Regiment Band. oi New
Haven. A dinner will he served and
there will probably be the field day
sports and a neenral good limo that
soon with this annual nilnlr. The
committee of arrangements is made up
of the following men of the Command.
ery: Eminent t‘ominandcr A. A. llolla.
Milton Elwood, Nicholas Martin, (Thee.
tor F. Clark, Charles 8. Finch. (lmrilfl
W. Hardwirit. George W. Raymond.
Charles F. Trlnlrnm. it. E. tlorhatu and
James W. Storey.
W -“L
BROOKLYN'O POPULATION.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.» The pop.
ulation of Brooklyn. N. Y.. in Lililifihl.
an increase of t 32769. or 40.2 per cent.
as compared with i.liid.l’lil‘.’ in 1900.
Miss Madge Miller of llrmhiyn. in
nest of Miss Agnes L Golden. of
Pd rtlold at onue
The Italian aorlolica uiil hold a
meeting this evening in distorts the
proposed (‘olnmbua Day celebration.
The exact nature of the celebration
has out yet been fully determined
upon
fl W-.- , .
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8
HARTFORD RAILROAD
unsung—p
TIME TABLE.
m
In Eflm Jun. 8. ”10.
scorn noawatfio naw YORK.
A. hi.:~l:l hill. 6: 00: ii: tilt. ii: 08
d: 67. 7:20. 8: iii. ll: tits. 8: hlx. 0: 16:,
ll: 37 10:20:. lo: ills. 11:29:
P. H.:—~—l:: 55:. 1:05 2:501.
ll: 00: ii: lid is: 501.8
”:52s. 0: 40:. 10:29
8:17.
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l0220x.
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80888. 7: 00: 7. NM 8:581. 8. 8H. 8: 488.
m
new been re aouru nonwam.
A Air-48' i4: 4: 48. 0' 88.0: 40.8: 40!.
8: 68 .8' 08x. 8lliix.8' 808.8: £08.10: 05.
11:11:08.
P. “will 08X. 1:10. 1:801. 8: his.
8: 801.8!“ «it 18!. 4: 38. 8'081. 5: 08,
5: 88. 8:011. 0: 08:63:: 08:. 8 00:. 8: 30.
111005 11‘ 80. 18'
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8: 08!. 8:801.
8:011. 7:001. I: 80:. 11:00:.
IOUTH NOchTI'S TO NEW HA-
pirea this y.ear ' H «Inspected that it
will be quite a taalt i'o find a doairabie
lnan who will tall the olden on as-
count of the mo amoral ‘ai liowsd by
the board of estlmhts and taxation.
Selectman “MA A. Brown has
been active in hla canvas for a re
nomination and hit; ad on friends are
confide titration! hath no holoaol
ll "cronies. M
ii loiiay that
‘s “18"": 10‘. 1:1“. '81,. 7: ’7.
8: 819 10:10:. 10: 88:. 10: 87:. 10: 003. R
11:4
P. IL—H: 07:. use. ii: 02:. a: 11:. ii
8: 88. 5:18 $088. 0:88, 7:101. 8' 088.
8:101. 10: 088. 81; 18.
“’8. . _
Mow-1s 10:,"11 m r u. o n
108' m 102‘ '
. .ii.-—r:i silos. also. rm.
{WW 0" r‘r :
8:
L00 CABIN HAG sues. 36 inches long
60inohealong. ............. ......................................
84 inches long . ..........................................................
Tristram & Hyatt,
committee. will head the ticket. Mr. _
be that he will follow a course which ‘
I?”
It“ IS Time to Talk of
Fall F urms
Our line of Rulgls
o
ings
IS most complete. with a wide choice of
mi and Oriental Designs '
. ...... . ..................... 814.50
t ............. .. ..... _. ......................... 030.00, 038.00. 84150. 850.00
:itlinchcolong........... 81.00
........................ ................ 82.50.
.................................. 83.75
50o
81.10
H8125
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........ . 81.80
NbrWalk, COnn.
m..-,.... a .. ".1...
H. Kneger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwaiks
I
Our Charge
Account P an
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
ago. Fall goods are arriving dilly.
We are preparing for the biggest
fall Season we have eVer had.
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 areciosing out all sum-
mer blocks at ridiculously low prices
Don’t forget our Charge System
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
lililliiilliil will up "
A small child had a narrow escape
yesterday afternoon in a fall from an
i-laai, avenue lino trolley bar. in front
of A. M. Pnhlman'a barber shop. in
Washington street. A woman and her
three children were occupying a coat
on a car that was lu'ougllt to a quick
stop. One of the children who was
sitting on the end of the neat pitched
under the guard rail that was dtlwu
on that side and landed hood foremost
on the brick pavement. Peter Marina.
1910311
FALL AND WINTER
WOOLENS
OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
FALL AND WINTER
who has the hootblaeklng establish SHIRTS
ment at the barber shop. picked the AND
all}: 1‘er 13“ latter did not appear
e- a are
Postmaster ilradiey 8. Keith. of Non "1:“me
walk. has none to New Haven today. to OPEN
attend the rsunloo at his ailment.
the month humour. Oonnooticut Vol
untsor infantry. There in to be a In!"
lasso msstins preceding the dinner.
watchman have been held at i
O'clock in W leos’a pavilion at Sarto
colt. Mr. Keith is a member or the ,
executive committee of the regiment. : ..
. a was in Nov Haven some time aso.
mailing arflndslnoata tor the holding
at this reunion. Atom thou iron!
was who on handbook of the with
metal. are Brilliant! Keith. Oalob’
wood. W. exam .1 ”More...“ ‘
“roa msrncrtoh
Jeseph Davis
uncommon seams .flll'mfli '.__‘
ryWaob
sonata
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