maria one our-Volts
teeters to be. ,
our Lines of
School
; Creamers
rhounsbury &
. Sonics
L.Educutor
. {Boston School
l '. Shoes
“hex ’Em All”
{4«0mmx
The Outer-soles and Innarsoles
are Oak
The Heels and Counters are
’ Solid Leather
e
no Harris a Cans ea. .
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i
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mum
make pompt deliveries. ’Phone;
i .
iterator.
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rum ~ 68 . wit..- street
We have the pick of the
mines, fresh trom the
miners‘ 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. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
CO~NN§DALLY
ivsRACKEN
st Waaumorou smear.
sourlt aoawaur.
'rsuettoas sen
n
lF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
' iFresh‘Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them.“ All kinds in
.sssson.
' TEACHES‘ for Canning
“ a Specialty.
CANNED, GIGARO, TOBACCO and
IODA WATER.
G. GHIOTI’O
. Tel. m in Wash. st. Bridge.
i \
0A
5 IF WE LIVE we shall all need
coal in the not distant future. The
.4
Coal we sell is superior in its heat-
ing qualities. in the absence of
slate and waste and in other ways
' toimucll of the coal sold. All coal
may look alike to you but THE
FERRIS KIND
Years of practical experience in
is different.
buying and selling coal enables us
to select the right kinds. Further
:illan this we take a personal inter-
est in each customer’s order.
: From our point of view this is
the place to buy Coal!
9 now its not to soulless. soon vou WILL rows to
INAQI 'l'MI mosaasso sxrsusaa or wmrae. AND. A OIRTAIN
ulit savso svsav-wsstt AND parasites in Till
e South Norwaik Savings Bank.
"ballot! Woaosaruuiv lat-mm rue ants. uI you
Our Children‘s
SCHOOL
SHOES
are the "Witness.“ \Evary pair
warranted solid leather
85cts to $1.75
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169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
BOOTH NORWALK
Hotel Mahackemo
I. a. courier. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUIIINI UP TO DAT!
RATE. '2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
serum clauses. 75c.
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL .-
Post Cards
NEW VIIWI
From lilo up
0 for so
'Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman's
MUllc |TORI.
Donovan llooir. 1.2 Washington It.
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NOTICE!
Anyone having
Empty Cases. liegs.etc.
PLEASE Nortrv us
and we will call for same
Magner 8; Flynn
till Washington at. Phone 542-4
The Oriole baseball team defeated
the Yannlsans. ol Westport. yesterday.
by the score of ii to 7. Sunday they
were beaten by the Barton. Jrs.. ii to
2 Next Sunday they will again play
the stnigsns and the following tinn-
day will play all a tie with the Barton
Juniors. each having won a. game.
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at soura MAIu‘s'rltal'r. ‘
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ea. Misses" Dresses.
Cloth Coats. White
‘I'HI LAO'I‘ ML! OI? OUMMIII 0000‘ AT (illu‘l‘hv ‘hli-IUGID
Phil)”. it is not the tried at merchandise resonant: every. store in
town. it is in a class by itseit. perteet in every “detail. The stock to
be unloaded at reduced rides consists at hadies' Butts; Intestines»
ll ten's and Girls‘ White mosses. Linen Coats.
non shirts and cloth l3kirts.fluslin Petticoats.
Night Gowns. Vests. silk Gloves. Corsets. Corset (letters. and the
handsomest line or Waiats to town. Sela imbothr stores.
ate-s1 Main," st. stamped,
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roe SAL
. 8hr rooms. water, etc; convenient to
station. House in good condition, in
good neighborhood. line street. At
South Norwnlk. 82800.
Ten-room house. on lame lot. city
water, 15 minutes from South Norwslk
station: ideal location. House in good
condition.
y At South Norwalk. all: room house
xin excellent condition, all improve-
ments. new range, new furnace. chick-
en house and work shop; lot. llilxlzii.
33800.
H. E Dann 8. Son
(Incorporated)
es WALL lT-i NORWALK
FALL LINE OF
EMBROIDERED .
Linen
Collars
All Styles: at 25c
Special line hand-painted belt,
hat and collar pins.
Cloisonne enameled pins.
w
I. l. MKELETITE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
I. WASHINGTON BTRIET
Whtit'swthe Use
to smoking an» interior cigar. when
you can get the best for the same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. be
or The Hunt. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALING '
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTUIII.
THE
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GIHLB
Hillside. Norwalk. Conn.
The School will open for the Full
Term on Thursday, September In. at
nine o'clock.
("olioge preparatory and general
courses tor older girls; kindergarten.
primary and intermediate departments.
Arrangements made for meeting chil-
dren who use the trolleys and for serv-
ing a bot luncheon. Terms and illus»
traierl circular on application.
The. Principal may be soon at the
School any morning alter September ti.
Margaret R. Irenollngsr. A. I.
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ilillii ill up the
WALL STREET. 11 a. ll'l.~~“8(llllilll of
stnolta became more general and there
was particular pressure attainal Read
ing and the transcontinental stocks.
Atlantic Count Lino broke 2'}. under
last week's close. General Electric 2.
Reading MA. National Biscuit. pld. Iii.
linlnn Pacific and St. Paul 1% and
Louisville and Nashville, Southern
Pacific, Northern Pacino. U. 8. Steel.
National Lead and 8t. Mutts Bouill-
western pfd. i. Light buying advanced
some or the minor specialties. notably
American Hide and leather phi. which
improved 2%.
WALLGTRNET. Noon.--—'l‘he Inck oi
support for stocks grew out of the
heavy turned on the hanks' surplus dis-
closed by the weekly statement. The
direction of political discussion was
called disquieting. Light odorless sut-
iiced to carry prices downward sharp-
ly. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. new—Business
decreased. but prices were lower. the
Pacific stocks and United States Blast
the weakest feature. Union Pacific
have way 2%. Bentham Pacino lit. U.
it. Steel .1 . Canadian Pacific lit. and
Atohison. merican smelting and Con-
aolidateti Gas 1. Sines flhsfileid Btesi
rained a point.
III-e 4- W‘nmeaua—m‘
Mrs. Mary Brennan. oi Wilton. who
figured in the runaway in Main and
Wall streets on Saturday last and who
wasremoven to the hospital. thou t
to have been terlousiy injured, was is-
sharged that afternoon alter an saano
inatian had not all loan to hi hi. tier,
wounds were cared lot. but otherwise
she was not badly hurt. _
A daughter was born Sunday even»
m to Mr. and am. in .
Itself. avenue. listings/mfg” 0‘
“W AlIIIIe 'W‘L‘Mib; ,
as heath Main in}. south Namath
TENNIS MATCH ARRANGED.
m
To be Played lstwesn Country Club
and Wes lure doll Club.
An important tennis match between
the Norwalk Country Club and the
Wee Burn (loll Club will be played
Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the
Country Club. Each club will be
represented by tour strong players.
The Country Club's players will he
Ross ilurchard. P, W. Brooke, C W.
Leonard and Philip Klein. There will
be four matches in singles and two in
doubles.
With considerable nursing one or
the courts was gotten into condition
yesterday. alter it had stopped raining.
for some games in 'the regular club
tournament. The contents of several
cans oi‘ gasoline Wore poured over the
surf-ace of the. court and ignited. which
process resulted in drying up much at
the moisture.
in the sets which were played yea-
lorday l'. W. lirooks won trout i". ll.
Montgomery; liroolts and Russell won
irom C. A. Harstrmu, and hi. Har.
strum: Menard and Montgomery won
from iionrdmun and W. H. Odell. .Ir.:
1’. W. Ilrooka and Mrs. 'l‘ysou won
from it), lioakins and Miss (‘Yholwell
The finals tor indies will be between
Mitts Mary Seymour and Miss Mar-
guerite Hubbell, at 4 o'clock this ulter-
noun. The finals in men‘s doubles will
be played at. 4:45 Tim-«day aimlll'mn.
and will he butternut ilrtmita and line.
sell and Leonard and Mottluntnrry.
Ilmolts and Leonard will play the
men’s finals Friday nilornonn and the
finals for mixed doubles will go over
until neat week.
Illlliililii will this
Dr. Mallory. or South Main street.
attended the Connecticut fair at t‘har:
tor Oak Park. liarllord. yesterday.
Mrs. George R. Van Alstyne, oi
Bayviow avenue. la n Rill‘fii or her tits-
tur. Mrs. Willis Crolul. in New l‘iavon.
Miss Emma sehruldl. oi North Main
street. will act as hostess for the Rake
Over Club mention. which will gully
or at her home this evening.
M Isa Pearl lfoburu, who have been a
guest of Miss Lillian F. St. John. oi
St. John street, Kalil Norlvulk. has re
turned home to Philadelphia.
Albert llerggren, who is ontoloyed
at the Fairbanks Electrical Company.
at ritumlord. spent Sunday and Men-
day at his home. finest Norwalk.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred llautwoll. of
Bridgeport. aptitli‘lho holiday with the
parents of Mrs iiouiwoil. Mr. and Mrs.
G. lloward King. of East Norwalk.
Mrs. C. hi. Daniela. oi Chestnut
street, Norwuik, who has been spend
ing the past three weeks in New lin-
ven with relativun‘hhu returned to her
home here. &
Councilman John E. i'aul allm‘llrt-tl
at the council chamber last evening
and adiourtml the regular monthly
session until tomorrow night, on ac.
count or that holiday.
William ii. imit. of Norwalk. and
George ll. (lodncy, of South Norwalk.
have been summoned as jurors tor
the September term or the criminal
court at Common Pleas.
Our Brothers” Lodge held their rott-
nlur meeting last evening in their
quarters in Wall street. After the
meeting the mebcrs played pinochlo
and then rotitod to their separate
homes.
The Garibaldi liaud. of this city. had
a rather strenuous day of ii in Siem-
lord yesterday. but the members re-
port that they had a need time. The
hand participated in the picnic at tho
Siarnlord lluliun society.
Mrs. John ‘i‘ryon Will have ohurae
of the services at the lehthouse Mia-
slon tonight. Wednesday night the
Rev. H. B. Carpenter will deliver an
address and the chorus will sing. All
are welcome. Seats free.
A delegation of nearly a down South
Norwalk Huytnnkers went to Simiiord
yesterday and participated in the an-
nual state convention or the order.
They included Past Stale Chlol Hey-
tualtor Albert M. Pohlman. William
Miller. Julius Hubbell, Harry W.
Mather. Frank ii. II‘itrh. J. Henry anoi-
ddh. A. ii. Hulls .Iohn Gallagher.
Charles Nash. Frank Wehrle and Otto
bindslrout.
The durability of a gold crown the
ponds largely upon the amount of gold
used. A lhlI'k crown and a thin one
look email)“ alike on the outside. and
pailontu cannot tell the dliference un-
til it has been worn a year or two: if,
not enough gold has been used a hole
appears. Skill and plain oldfashloued
beauty are Important (actors in crown
work. Time bears no "MOM“ "If “"3
Mallory crowns. See Dr. hisllery'a adv!
The all times continued horse eaao‘
ot Harrie A. itmlthye. Everett 0. Shin
man was due to he tried in the Norc
walk town court this morning before
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. but Attorney
Edward M. lpckw'o’od asked for a non.
llnllance booausofifn did not have hll
winesses present. Attorney Loo Davis
iI representing tbs interests at the
opposite aid" at the ease. The case
was continued until Monday Septem-
ber ill at 10 o‘clock.
Manager 'I‘om flhldmore has issued
a rennet challenge to Mansser Hat-1'!
Waterbury tor a series-oi three names
between the Orioles and Mayflower
baseball teams ssd‘ststed today that
in the event at Mussel Waterbury
not accepting, ham" consider that
the Mayflowers tear the result at a
mention at the two turns. Mr. Skitt-
more .stnts very. pooh to have the
teeth I more; but
End of the Season Sale
«in the Basement
Big Bargains in Time for Fall Preserving
MASON'S FRUIT JAflbiplnts or quarts.eaoil .......... .. .. ,.. 4c
CAPS FOR MASON JARS. dozen ....... . ..... . .................. . ..... . ....... T. ........... . ..... 25o
JiLLY TUMILERB. 8 ounce. dozen ....................... . .......................................... . 24¢
JELLY TUMBLERG. 10 ounce. dozen. ..... . .................................................... . .......... . 29o
“PARAWAX. pound hos ............................. . ..... . ......... ......... . ................ .. 10o
WAX PAPER.24shssts....... .............. .................................... . ................. ..5e
THIN BLOWN TUMILERB. slit lor ................................................................... ... 19c
NICKELED TEA KETTLES. No. 8 ................ .................................... 75¢
ouaar measuazs .......... . ................................... 1.23:." So
tea: coasts BCOOP3.alislsss .................. . ................................. ..... .....I......'.'toc
SPECIAL-u-WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS. 4quart size ........................... . ......... 81.95
Tristram 6; Hyatt,
all the receipts or that they play for
a given sum on each other's grounds
and toss up a coin to decide the play-
ing grounds {or the third game.
The annual eintnbaltr which Horace
ii. Nash and a party ol friends have
on labor Day was to have been held.
yesterday at Nauvoo Island, but the
weather was considered unfavorable.
As a result it was decided to have the.
event at, Mr. Nash's home and tho!
bake proved a big success even if the
original arrangements wore not car-
ried out. Among those who participa-
ted were Dr. C. lrvlng Ferris and aev-
oral irionda from New York. Elmer .
Hendricks. Jesse M, Ferris and (leorgo
lt‘. Poole.
lNorwalk, Conn.
H. Kriegerik Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store to The Norwalks
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. tlrnro Smith. of Main siroct.
was admitted to the hospital last.
night. She was operated upon thlst
illtll’lllllk by lIr. llutnonier. assisted by
ilr. Shorter.
Arthur London. at Winnipank. was
operated upon lit the hospital this
morning for appnnlliritls by llr. W. J.
Tiltoey. assisted by Dre. Higgins and
llurnell,
Calvin Hill. of (‘hcnluul street. South
Norwaih. was discharged from the hos-
pital this morning.
Mrs. Battle (lowporthwalt. oi llcnry
4mm Norwalk. was admitted to the
hospital today for medical treatment.
inuries II. Humans. oi lion-nylon.
was admitted tn the Norwmlt hospital
yesterday ‘ for treatment.
Jurist-s t‘ollins. oi‘ Ferris .‘lltllllit‘. was
discharged from the hospital today.
nuns h iiiliiillls.
Funeral of c. H. Irehks.
Tho tunorul of Charles H. Errhltv,
the wolbknown cigar maker or South
Norwaik, take hold yesterday morning
irotu his late home. No. 35 St. John
street. Stamford. ttt 3:80. the funeral
services being conducted by Rev. A.
Johnson. at Siamtord. alter which titt-
remains were [illt‘l‘d on the 10:27
train for New York by Undertaker T.
J. Prltchard. ior interment at the
Lutheran Cemetery at Albany. N. l'..
this morning. The remains were ac.
companied by his mother and sister
Mary. of Albany; Mrs. Charles H.
Erchlto and his step son, Clarence and
daughters Edna and [dial . There
were many floral pieces trot the socio-
llcs and friends at the deceased. and
a large delegation of the members of
Neighbor Camp. M. W. A.. tinder the
load of Deputy Motlrath. went down.
and were present til the funeral. The
Cigar Makora‘ Union. of Stamford.
furnished the following. who acted as
pallbearers, R. D. Minor, 0. 8. Mead.
H. Miller and C. Pull.
Mrs. Hannah Kalli.
Mrs. Hannah Kelli died today. Her
funeral services will be held on Thurs-
day attoruoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
residence or Alonso Buttery. of Silver-
mine. and the interment will lollow in
the Blivermlne cemetery.
. .ou-a
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
€50. Fail goods are arriving daily.
e are preparing for, the big. est
fall Season we have ever, had. gWe
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 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
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_ the trauma sat ‘
arrsnoso FAMILY tie-union.“
Mrs. Nellie Courier has rotumwl
from a seven weeks‘ visit to her boom
in New Hampshire. The visit included
Providence, R. l., and Millard. Wilton.
Amherst. Booth Lsynboro and Man-
chester. New Hampshire. A very pleas
ans ro-unlon was held at the resilience
of Mr. and Mrs. George Hartshorn, of
Mill d. N. it. at. which the surviving
mom . with the exception of two of
a family oi seventeen children. worn
broaont. Mrs. Courier met for the first
time in thirty-nine years her only sun
vivlng brother. Mrs. Courier was My
companion on her visit by her dauttltl
tor. Mrs. am French, 0 Bridgeport.
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MACHIAD OFF ROTON POiNT.
'l‘he gunboal Matthias. the practice
ship of the Connecticut Naval Militia,
is new occupying her expected sitinn
elf lioton Point. where she w l lie all
this week and where the public may
visit her on boats tasking regular trips
iron: is. Hill's private when at Hick-
ory mull. The over Sander cruise
of the Nannies provided sa interestini
nudes tor the navel militiamen. The
latter will have a dance tomorrow
at t at the listen Point denote
W
vilsn. Yesterday. captain am is.
WATCHING HARTFORD CAUOUBEO
HARTFORD. Aug. tie-"As goes liart~
lord in the Republican caucuses to.
ulshl so nose the Republican rsuvtm
which will select the delegates to the
city convention which in turn will pick
the delegates to the slate convention.
A battle royal was early promised be-
tween the lrlends of Everett .I. bake.
tormer lieutenant governor. and
(‘harlos A. Goodwin. the Mouths secI
rotary. The polls will open at it
‘n'oiork and voting will continue until
it! p. m. it is accepted in Hartford tint
the winner in the caucuses is the lllls~
ly winner oi the nominations! domino
lion in the slate convention. There
were reports of all kinds from only
section or the slate. many havia to
do with the complexion of deient one
elected elsewhere. Ono story was to
the effort that the New Haven city
delegation vote will he pollen in bar-
mony with the vote at the Bartlett!
delegation.
Predictions of the outcome of the
politeness today depend upon the ad-
herence of the prophets Both sides
were militant. it is sstimatedthat
Mr. Goodwin hes between some still
eight hundred volunteer wet-tiers In
the wards. while Mr. baits has s host
of voters hustling to at out the toll
_ strength or the part c soir list. Gena derawell. at New Haven. and several.
voyaness or Wary ind will be do“ other sthil cheers were m at. use
and activities will beeuspaewithtas - lit density also attended
liveliest election the his has‘ystsssa. the sense madame. a. . _
Too Late for Straws!
A Trifle Early for a Derby!
ilut Just the weather for a
smart. anti list. A complete
line in various color; and now.
out styles
0 A K GUALITY.......03.00
KNAI’P "LT WM”
Joseph Davis
at Washiastea at. no Remit:
”tow ’
Norwalk Chronicler