clean and'well prepared:
' "our” attainmenmnd our oua- V
tomers to ,be.
our Line-rot
School
Shoes
.. are now complete
l 1' .Creamers
” Lounsbury 8t
‘ Sonics
‘ Educator
7 4 Boston School
‘. Shoes
" “Nox ’Em All”
7 Oralax
‘The Outersolos and lnnersoles
are Oak
‘The Heels and Counters are
_,. Solid. Leather
CONNEALLY
W
_ a .
v‘t just received a“ cargo of No. 2 NutCoat.extra large size 7
$5.00 per ton. Try a too
9
' p 68 Water Street
“we...” ....oo......... .. - .....
‘ Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
minors’ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Best Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershfieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
AND
*JBRACKEN
IT WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 88H
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Our Children's
SCHOOL
Fa... ..
W...—
SHOES
iF YOU ARE LOOKING Fort
FreshFruits and
Vegetables.
We have them. All kinds in”
‘ season.
PEACHES for Canning
a Specialty. ‘
canotes. otoane. rooacco and
semi warm
C. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 17! Wash. 8t. Bridge.
,<
are the "WALTONSJ" Every pair
warranted solid leather
85cts to $1.75
tea wasuin ' nlarace‘r entooc
so u NonwALx
Hotel Maliackemo
.l. a. condos. Mgr.
v
bu"...- ~. .........,...._....... ~4>».«.—_..¢- .4... .
IF WE LIVE we shall all need
Cool in the not distant future. The
Coal we sell is superior in its heat
ing qualities. in the absence of
to much of the coal sold. All we
may look alike to you but THE
FERRIS KIND is different
Years of practical experience in
buying and selling coal enables us
to select the right kinds. Further
than this we take a personal inter
est in each customer’s order.
the place to buy Coall
a
COAL
‘alate and waste and in other ways
From our point of view this is
SERVICE AND CUIIINI UP TO DAT!
RATEI .2 PER DAY AND UNARD
SUNDAY omneus. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL ill
Postcards
NEW ViEws
From 10¢ up
6 tor 5c
Post CardAlbums
W. A. Briggerman’s
, MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 182 Washington It.
i
N OT I C E!
Anyone having
Empty Cases.Kegs,etc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call for same
Magnet 8: Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone bill-ti
.-
“new.
1-.—
V 'i‘hey'wiii not only
inflates-teaet’a
_.
».xfl‘heSafety of Your Savings
7 tool lust ss‘much importance as the accumulation '
ll deposited in ‘
nesnnaaotwatk Savings Bank
send a it tntonst all the time
GOLD MEDAL noun
WwW»..-n
livery man has n notion that his
"principles“ are better than other poo-
p o'e.
n- M-
be sale. but will be
condition.
. 6 “Parts 'Clo
ss‘sooru MAIN eraser. ‘”
i solo-rd NonwAtK
es.
Cloth Coats.
THE LAIT BALI 0F IUMMIR GOOD! AT GREATLY HIDUOID .
unions. it to not the kind oi merchandise you and in every store in
town. it is in a class by itself. perfect in every detail. “The stock to
he‘unioaded at reduced prices consists or. Indian“ Butts, hauler Dress-
Mteeoa' Droaaea, Children's and Girls’ White Dresses. Linen Coats,
White Linen Skirts and Cloth Eiltirta. Muslin Petticoats.
Night (iownn. Vests. Silk Glover. Corsets. Corset Covers. and tho
handsomost line or Walate in town. date in both stores.
615-51'Main at. Stamford
FOR SALE
Six rooms. water, otc.; convenient to
station. House in good condition. in
good neighborhood, tine street. At
tiloutlt Norwulit. $2800.
Ton-room house. on large lot. city
water. in minutes from. South Norwaik
niatlon; ideal location. House in good
At South Norwalk. tilx room house
in excellent condition. all improve.
manta. new range, new furnace. chick
on houue and work shop; lot il5x125.
$3800.
H. E. Dann 8. Son
(incorporated)
46 WALL IT... NORWALK
" FALI. LINE or
EMBROIDERED
Linen .
Collars
. All Styles. at25c
Special line hand-painted belt.
hat and collar pins.
———-§
Cloisonne enameled pins.
W
.l. 1. MAELETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
as WASHINGTON STREET
won. " n..." ‘ on
in smoking an interior cigar. when
you can get the best tor the same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. lie
or The Nun“. 5c"
CIGARS
Are the Host
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTUIIR.
Elizabeth lTléad School
eon GlRLs
Hillside. Norwalk. Conn.
The School will open tor the Full
'l‘crut on 'l‘ltursduy. September 15. at
nine o'clot'it,
t‘olluizo preparatory and general
t'l‘lilrst'b i‘or older girls: kindergarten.
ptituury tiIlil uttt-rtucdluto departments.
Arruuizcmuutn undo for meeting chil-
dren who use the trolleys and for acrtu
int: a but luncheon. 'l‘crtus nnd lllus~
irnicd circular on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning alter Heptemhor ii.
Margaret It. Brenelinoer. A. I.
nhiefifi near A. M. a. cannon.
First Communion at Centerence Year
Held Yesterday.
'l‘uo tirnt communion of Hill! cooler
once your. held at the Knight Street
A. M. 1.; ("hutch luai night. wns oi a
very intoroutlnu unturc, illltl tull oi
aouiniirriou inspiration. l'untor
(lnntba delivered a very able and up-
proprlato diarourno for the occasion to
u very large and ttppreclutivo courtro-
nation. outnumberitm the cornuiuuh
cunts oi' the lost coulorouco year.
An cxcurnlon party trout the menu-
horsblp oi the church will ii" on n IA.
litii‘ liny pleasure trip on a steam
launch in Rye lioaclt and will atop at
other mnnil lulunds. including l‘totou
I’olul. oic_
The usual and general clans meeting
will ho hold at the church on Tuesday
owning. .l. l). Taylor. A. Bhowcll and
.i. Fuller. lenders.
(.‘holr rehearsal ut' the church on
Wednesday evening. All of the mom-
itors are requested to be present. ‘
'i‘lutraday averting there will
teachertt' meeting of the Sunday school
at the residence at Mrs. M. Burr. 18
Knight street. All teachers are re.
queued to be present; business of im-
portation. ' ‘
Friday evening there wlli‘be a joint
meeting of the trustees and ntowardg.
at the church. All members are ear-
neatly requested to be present: busi-
ness of great importance. . .
Next Sunday. preaching at it a. Mr
Sabbath school at 12230 p. to. Sunday
school sacred concert at 3:30 p. in;
Miss Barthu.tltiy and Miss Mary Wat
loadere. Preaching at it p. tn.
‘1.
‘Noroton Motorist‘e Experience
ca‘aoout Main at. south Norwalk
we...“
.lillllllilli out on :
W
‘ “Johnny" (,loie, the bridge tender,
wait to be soon on his litmus yesterday.
with it his. linmutcr. putting unothor
patch on the bridge that is ni printout
so much talked about.
l
Captain “Cook" 'i‘obey. of Charles
street, hart something to put on exhibi-
tion at. Hefner's. and he expects that lti
will he the cause of much talk unions:
those who are interested in home gur- l
dotting no he to. Yesterday afternoon.
(‘np 'l‘obey went to his union to look'
around and at once noticed a very
scarce npeointeu ot‘ cucumber. which
had grown trout one of the popular
brands oi‘ seed that be planted. it was
in tho iortu of at double-bodied your
table. which had grown. on the one
Mont. it caused the. captain to sit up
and tulio notion und lit.‘ iinnily took the
vegetable lrom the vine to bring it
around that the rest. of the fellows
might have it look it will he on exi
hibition rtl ilatner'o.
MR. GUEST WANTS ”42.40.
w...-
Upon
a Newly Oiled Highway.
ti. M. uncut, 0i Norotou, with the at»
ulntuuco or Attorucy wi‘fli‘t‘lidi’lf. of
New York. hits figurt-tl that inc mt; til
titmnt‘ord is indebted to hint to the
sum ut admit). not! he has men: an
itemized hill to Mayor Topper. 'i‘lu-
Mayor has turned the hill over to (for
partition Count-tel Hunter 8. Cummings,
and ht-‘a going to non ulioul it.
The claim grows out of the oiling oi
Noroton lliil. titw day just utter it ill».
erul application oi oil had bet-n nproad
upon the post mud in that locality.
.‘iii'. lineal. (Plllfll‘ill his automobile at
tho Stamford station and pt‘oceodcd to
speed hotnownrd. .'\t it place wlwrc
the application oi oil had been capt-
ciully gottorouzi. the motor cut italic
ed. it slipped and skidded. and iiuully
iwlslcd completely around. The ouch
utiou who neatly pcrl‘ornuul. So for is
kuoun. no tiihttr‘ motor car in tiieav
pnrts had done iluch a whirl. llowou-r.
motor cars are not made tor that sort
of thinu. and it was ioulul that a con
pic oi wheels hflll int-on \vrtvnclicd or.”
during the opornttou, To replace lhtiu
coat a matter oi sight. and Mr. (‘tlit‘h'
was without tlir one, of his car to:
twelve tiuyu. llv «stimulus, that he
ought to be rotutnpensod to the ex»
tent 0! 810 a on up no for tho time the
tuachlnc two’s at' the repair shop.
And tiicn ll‘lt’I’ it had boon repaired.
hanged it the our didn't do atuuc root‘c
nlllliiit on tb.tt greasy toad, out! that
accounts for the balance of the bill oi
talito. “
The claim is based upon the tin-ory
that the t:il)"n oiling was done not
“‘lwli‘. but too well. The oil). oi
course. will have something to any
rt'npmtlltlg that claim.” ch thin: in
that motorists should he morn cur.)-
iul when traveling over nouly luhrl.
ruled hlahnuyn.‘
FILTER TRIP POSTPONED.
tin account o! the ruin Saturday oi-
lcrnoou the visit to the city's water
purification plan! tit Wilton was given
up and mu)" lil' nrruntrctl [or Home otit
or dale. wimu u liltrution bed in to be
cleaned The bed was cleaned Sutur:
tiny us plauuctl.
'l‘ltc commissioners hurl plhnned
trip it)‘ onto, starting at 2 o'clock and
u fllllitlit‘f of friends of the committ-
sinners lutd kindly loaned their auto-
molrilt‘n tor the occasion.
II
"A stutosnun should always pro
setup a look or great uood iuuuor,"
nail! the tonne. man who is learning
politics.
"(it course." replied Senator Rotu-
hum. “ll he can‘t be chuckling m‘cr
his luck. he mono grin and bout it.”
w\\'ttuhluitton Slur.
.e. “um“... .. .
Too Late for Strawsl
A Trifle Early for a Derbyl
But that in. weather for a
smart. l-lolt Hat. A complete
line in voriops ooloroauti now-
out styles
6 .l K QUALITY..._....M.00
KNAPP FELT ..........-M00
The safest way to pressure your
maximum bite longitudinally to to lay
it out on an ear or corn. 'i‘o ‘ the
depth oi the bite. menanre It in ‘1 fiction?
or waterrnelon.-floston tilting; ‘ , ,1.
t
. Jose. Davis
85 VWuhihuton it. ”gilt NW3
. ‘17“ m
sr .
. mm
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Mason's FRUIT Jana. pints or quarts, each ........ . ........................................... 7 ......... do
care Fort mason JARS. dozen .......................................................................... 25c
JgLLv Tuanans, 3 ounce. dozen ............ ‘ ............................................................ 246
JELLY TUMBLERB. 10 ounce, dozen ....................................................................... 29c
“PARAWAX. pound box ...................... '. ............................................................ to:
WAX PAPER, 24 sheets . .................................................................................. 5c
THIN BLOWN TUMBLERS. six tor ........................................................................ 19c
NIGKELED TEA KETTLEB. No. a ........................................................... . ............ 75c
QUART measuaes ...................................................................................... 5c
lCRE caEAM scoops. all sizes ................................................................. ' .......... 10o
SPECIAL—WHITE MOWTAIN FREEZERS. 4 quart size ................................................ $1.95
‘ DANBURY GETS WRITE‘UP.
Figures in Two Pages of the New
York Globe.
lhtubury ilnurcd iu the New York
Globe oi \i‘oduetttlay owning to the
extent of two page». The t-xpcnno of
tho write-up, which was arranged lor
novctnl \voolia ago. “no homo by the
liutiiiury Business Men‘s Association.
it. A. Mallory tit Sons and tho linuhury
Fair. E. A. Mnuory (it Sons have a.
hull page ndrm‘tiscmcnt oi Mallory
huts and their Now York store. "'l‘he
lint Shop." and the Fair also has :1
display ittl\'t~lll$t'litt'lil. ’l‘lto iiluutrun
tioun include vino-n. oi hlulu street.
lit-or lilll ttvnnuc. tho Mallory [actor-y
ztiul u suburban scone lllltl'lt portrult
of t‘ltnrlts A, Mallory Several coi-
uiua are (let tried to tho Mallory factory
and u llt‘H‘iliIllUIl of tho process ol‘
manufacturing .‘i hill.
The opt-Mot: paragraphs oi the nrtl~
do a.) “The tll)‘ is o ucoius in the
art oi ntuklng huts and wluttlur (ricotta
to near them And the hats and
it It udnhlrs tvcar \vcit
“llunhuri's pr-w ti‘tincu‘e up u boiling
and home router in the itcritnuo of
your..- oi bonnet effort in season and
our oi equinon From wry early times
tho illui'c has liwd with its kitum-u
rill/id up tor work; .mitl when it has
li‘t lawn laboring with two lllllidil it
our. “11‘" making a hat with our and
groom”: liit' sittttutcr with the other.
"Work is oxcrtisc for lluuburt, and
with it ltomc lite tutti social littor-
cournc arc the turtles that insure peace
of tuind and health of hotly. That is
why thr- nmltitious communnlty on its
22am birthday who that dt‘lni‘rfi ar-
r'lvotl in ltlH-~ (Ions in)? uppt-ur as u
‘ouutilu oi lululc bones tumoua only
for its slutwot prosorvntiou and its
asrticintion with tho stirring event»:
of America's beginutngw but ntuuda mil
boldly. clmtrm‘cd. iilg‘iillinl‘d and
strong. lolly equipped to tackle with u
vltu the latter duy social and hualnrss
problems.
“The romance of bat making is in
unparahly linked with the grottih ontl
tier-cloptncut oi iiuabury. Although
history is not entirely clear on tho
taunt, it in almost certain that there
With a butter among the ‘orlglnnl einht‘
families that trudged the weary miles
trout Houth Not-oath lu liilwl and input!
in the roiiiuu hills and shady dulc.» oi
tho present site oi the city the tbluits
in nature that nppcnlcd to them."
CATHOLIC ABSTAINERB.
and Law-Eniorcsment.
At the closing onwalou of the annual
convention of tho t‘atholic 'l‘oiui Al»
stint-lice Union of t‘ount-cttcut iu lluri-
rord. this u’oek. the following resulti-
tioun were adopted: ‘
“\‘t'borona. 'i‘hc pledge oi the (‘allx-
olic ’i‘otui Almtlnonco Union. in its
tlirrci’old t-lcutont. proiniseu to ob
twin 1min lliltixit ntim: liquorn. to pro-
vt oi us into it no litit‘iilliit‘ tho lutemper
once in others. tthd to discourage the
drinking contours of noclety.
”lionnlmd, That we puroono not only
to nulcxliurtl our pledge of total ob.
ntinonce. but to use ovary legitimate
Ilitallh l0l‘ [ll‘t‘W‘IHlOfl Of iflleIK‘I‘flllt‘t‘
by educational influences. by securing
restrictive excise legislation and cut
increment or excise lows. and by sub-
otltutlnt'. unnc ptnctlcon or hospitality
tor the dangerous and abourd treating
oustomn that prcvaii. llitr work is on.
ntznllaily mint-uiionul. Public opinion is
formed in prciutilcc oi the tt-rocious
evil of iutempotauco by public meet-
tmtt, tooturt-s. wholesome literature
and the like. Authoritative medical ten-
timony on the physical ollcct of alcohol
hint at birth nducntlunai vnluo Methods
oi this olutrnctflt ought to ion among
our nctivltlrn. ’l‘ho boot preventive ol'
lniotnpotnuco in the extirpation of tho
liquor tiaiiic. Where this in not non
alble. restrictive methods altould be
adopted.
"As the liquor element is most ac-
iiive and olten uuprlucipled in main!
,tnlt lug Its interests to tho dutrlment of
the community. we. members of the
Catholic ‘l‘otul Abstinence Union of
Count-client. ought to he energetic in
dimltlnntnn ...oir influence. Our poi-
iot- north to be in accordance with tho
mind of the Catholic Church exorennod
in the Third l’lnnnry Council of itnlth
more, which Is pronounced in its out
lode towards the liquor ironic.
“Our duty does not stop at the ob-
servation of the total abstinence
pledge.
."Our place is in the hallo or logic.
lotion. on the public platform. at the
polls. in cooperation with every pru‘
dent and teatime method at suppress-
ing intemwwve. .
"l‘he Ipirliiihl element ought to
.gntainteia a high place in our methods.
. "The quarterly ammonium/oi our
”MON will strensth'en our-ethnically
Tristram 8. Hyatt.
Believe in Better Excise Legislation. ‘
End Of the Season Sale A
‘ in the Basement
Big Bargains in Time for Fall Preserving l,
Norwalk, Conn.
i
‘ .1
i
H. Krieger& Co.)
, . The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
I
Our Charge
l
l
ago. Fall goods
Clothing
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
are arriving daily.
We are preparing for the biggest
iail Season we have ever had. We
will show you the largest stocks of
for Men
Women and
Children
ever shown in The Norvvalks
lo 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
H. Krieger&Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
ht dcvolopltm our boat uctlvitlcn. and
by tho t-tlilitnilou oi our oxuutitir
"'i‘ltc utltiil adult-lion cult nt‘t'tililitllrli
lutalcuiahlc results by uctitut in
turnout: and recruiting cotnpnnlcu til
the 'l‘loruot cadets.
"itruolrctl. ‘l‘hut we deem it olivin-
able that it niuto law be ouurtcd to
manor: tho ammiuttnunt or u t‘tiliiiliifl-
slon tor the lllllliOM! oi elimination the
min oi ndulteraiad iiuuoru.
"Resolved. That we rrwogulzc
tuluoblo assistance rendered by ilu‘!
tlnthollc Transcript throughout tho
your to our union. and that. no moot
font our appreciation in a substantial
manner.
"itettolt'eti, That we hull with delight
the pronounced attitude oi itlnlu Rev.
lilahop Nilan towards the cause of to
tal abstinence. an mmtii‘onicd in plotter»
ml 13.000 children. and by his clear.
shuns and directive discourses advo-
cating total abstinence.
"Resolved. That the deep grstitude
oi this convention in one the itittht
Rev. itishop Milan. Rev. iii. A. abilivon.
the clergy and lsity or Hartford. as
well no the press or the city, for their
marked courtesy and warm welcome."
"1 can't get my be? to do anything
around the house."
“We have battled that. problem. Mr
tum runs errands for my neighbor. end
her My runs errands tor Iiie."«~i£anm
City loam “
llw
“no lithium.
Charles H. Erehke.
News wort received in Hooth Non
walk. ynniordny, oi the death of
“burial it. Eroitlw. 'l’hin (N'i‘lli‘l‘t‘d in
Mumford. where Mr. «:rchito tutti been
molding tor some little. and won it
shock to n inrgo cirrlc oi outputlnlnnc-
on. hour “until! ago the «incensed up»
dorwonl an tipt'iltilml tor iippotitlitlllln.
and he appeared to no uniting: along
nicely. but complications not. in and he
mineral sway Runduy morning at hln
homo. ill» St. John‘s place. Whilo in
Booth Nurwallt he won outplayed an n
ulnarmniror by the out Well (Vigor (font-
uany. and he belonged to the Cigar.
matters' Union. Trinity tiluh. in which
he took an active part. and won it
member of Canon 92in, Modern Womb
men oi America. A delegation from
the latter organisation went to Stam—
ford esterdtty atternoon. to see about
the uherni arranttsanenta.
“What is it, do you suppose. that
troops the moon in place and promote
it from letting?" nettedIAromlnio.
"i think it must he the beams," rea-
piiett Charlie. satin—«Shalom?»
trails neutrons».
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