‘ .‘Boston School
0 our ouatomera and our cum
tomero to he.
V , » Our Lines of
School
Shoes
are now complete
Creamers
‘Lounsbury 8t
Soules ’
. Educator
Shoes '
“Nox ’Em All”
Orafax
The Outeraolee and innereolee
are Oak
The Heels and Counters are
Solid Leather
CONNEALLY
y‘ malte'prompt deliveries. jPltone
” Tel. 721
w
your order.
I‘ he Harris 8: Guns Co.
68 Water Street
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
minera‘ pick. You can
pick out the bout kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All 81er
Boot Gradee
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Wltot' St.
BRACDKEN
.1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 80H
w.. .........--.m.-..
I
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
” FreshFruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
. PEACHES for Canning
j a Specialty.
CANDIES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wall St. Bridge.
w... flu...
COAL
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
slate and waste and in other ways
to much of the coal sold. All coal
may look alike to you but THE
humus KIND
Years of practical experience in
is different.
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.
’From our point of view this is
the place to buy Coal!
Our Children's
SCHOOL
SHOES
are the “WALTONS.” Every pair
warranted aoild leather
85cts to $1.75
«MAX LEVY;
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Hotel MahaCItemo
.I. R. counou. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATI
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 750
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 088
Post cards
NEW VIEWS
From 104: up
6 for 50
Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman's
mueto ITORI.
Donovan Block. 182 Weahlngton at.
N OTIC E!
Anyone having
Empty Cases,Kegs,etc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call“ for same
Mag ner St Flynn
liiil thgnhington Ht. Phone 512- 4
GOLD MEDAL FlQUR
w’l‘he bout thing in the world in it good
woman: and there would be more
of them if it went for the eutfrnnettu
movement.
ditto new we IAOK To onerous. soon you WILL town to
not Tull INORIMID expenses or wumtn. AND A GIRTAIN
tow seven Ivenv WIIK AND DIPOIlTlD IN rue
" e SouthNorwalk Savings Bank
m-..” . :
Vote“ is... Cloak ~ st Suit House”)
53 SOUTH MAIN ITRIK‘I‘.
”WEDNESDAY SEPT. 7.
IOUTH NORWALK
PRICES.
town.
THE LAST SALE OF SUMMER GOOD! AT GIIIATLY REDUCED
it is not the kind or mot’chondiue you rind in every store in‘
it is in a close by itself, perfect in Mary detail.
be unloaded at reduood priced conaiutl of Lndiee‘ Suite, Ladieu‘ Dren-
on. Miaaea' .Dreeeon, Chlldron‘ e and Girls White Dresden, Linen (loath,
Cloth Could. White Linen Skirts and Cloth Skirts, Muslin Petticoutn.
Night Gowna. Vests. Stilt Gloves Corsets. Corset Govern.
hundeomoot line of Wollst- in towu.
The stock to
and the
solo in both stored. -
615-51 Main on. Stamford
.m~m.. w WM...»
FOR SALE
Six rooms. water etc: convenient to
utntion House in good condition. in
good neighborhood. tine street. . At
South Norwnik. $2800.
'i‘eu-rooni house. on
wutor, 15 minutes from
station; ideal location.
condition
At South Norwuik. six room house
in excellent condition. all improve-
ments, new range new furnace. chick
on house and work shop; lot 95x12?»
83800
H. E. Dann 8. Son
(incorporated)
to WALL IT" NORWALK
rge lot. city
uth Norwuik
House in good
FALL LINE OF
EMBROIDERED
. of liethei.
; M...
' Mrs. l... A. Taylor Compiained That he
33 South Main 0L, South Norwalk
lilillll lliil ililiiiiili.
Min Hiidll‘y McLaughlin.
Miss Hlitiury McLaughlin. daughter
of Mr. ttud Mrs. William liloiuunzhiln.
died et her home. 107 tirnnay Plain
etrooi. Beihel. ut 12:30 yesterdny
morning after it several month's iii-
nexa with u (liilllllllt'tltiml of distention.
The deceased but] been In it critlcul
rendition for entire time and her deutlt
was not expected Throughout her
sickness her nnl'tpringn. which at
tinien wete severe. were borne with
n quiet patience Mien Mtlnughliu
nus twenty-two youth of one. She
ionveu beside: her pureuts. fottr uls~
tors. Minn Marry liltinughiltt. of Nor-
waik, nnd the Mil-intro Agnes and Dora
and hire. hint-tin Ilowloy. ulso otre
brother, William A. McLaughlin. oil
The funeral will be held to-
morrow morning.
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JOHN J. HANLON ARRESTED.
Waa Asleep on Her Porch.
Linen
Collars
All Styles, at 25c
Special line hand-painted belt.
hat and collar pins.
Q...-
Cloisonne enameled pins.
...........
1.1. MAELETTE
(formirly Mlaaea Damon)
88 WASHINGTON OTNEET
What’s the Use
you can get the but for the some
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. fit:
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURIN-
THE
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GIFI LS
Hillside. Norwzllk. Conn.
'I‘hr School uiil optn tor the Full
‘I‘t‘i’lll on 'i‘hursdu). September lit. at
Iilllt' o't-ltu'k.
('ttilt'KQ prt'iiul‘ttlui‘i niltl xenornl
routnen I’or older girls; kiildt‘l'iiirlflll.
pt‘ituurr lllili illit‘l‘lllt‘iiiilit‘ dopnrtnionte.
Arrunut iurnts tuude tor mobility. chil-
iii‘t‘li who use the trolleys tutti l‘or sorr-
inu u but illilt ilt‘tlll. ‘l‘orius nud liluu‘
Il'HiI‘ll (‘il‘t‘lliill‘ on uppiit-ution.
'l‘lto l‘riut‘ipnl may be noon at the
School uny morning. after September ti.
Margaret R. Brendlinger. A. B.
KILLED BY AUTOMOGILE.
Michael Hourlden, of Newton. Struck
by Rapidly Moving Car.
NIi‘Vi WTOWN Supt Iii‘liilt‘l lloti
rldnn. about lift yvurn old and brother
lu~lnw oi‘ ('lt-St'lmltii‘ M, .l. lioullhntt.
wnu nlrut‘k nud killed by no nutotutt
bile while returning it) Nt-u‘tmvu trotu
t-inutly Iiook, whirh in just outuido of
Newtowu. Into lnet night. iiiu nork
was broken
’1‘ ho identity of the otlupuniu of tho
t‘nr won not known, ulthougb n mun Ii}
the union of Sitoeltnn who was walk
inn butt in front of Ilouridntt while 0'6
their wuy borne. though two men (to
rupiod the front eontn it won lntpotr
rtlble to are whether any one wnn Iu
um ioutwrtu in tho dnrltltt-nn 'l' he run
thine unit lining tit 11 rupld rain. to
cording to t-iheehnn, and won houdttl
in the direction of Wuterbury.
Bhueltuu' a story an to what followed
the tier ltient net-mu to point to the foot
that the men were not aware of the
uppronvh of the, intuition for when thr-
murhine pntutor bv Shoehnn culled
hack to Iliii companion "(onto on
eioun“ Upon receiving no enuwer he
turned back and found hie oompttnlon
(loud lying by the rondrido. lie has»
toned to Meditnl Examiner Kierunn'e
house nnd notified him of the unci-
dent. l-le hoe reporter the matter to
Coroner Wilson, who will determine.
if possible. where the reeponuiblilty
for the killing lieu.
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LAIOHIH KILLED IV AUTOMO-
IILI
NEWTOWN, Sept. Sim-Miohnel Flour-
than a laborer, about at your: old.
one struck and killed by an autumn
bite. into tut night. while returning
to town from annoy Hook. Hie nook
tannin or the eutotnohilo was not learn
{Police Thomus ttrutiier.
was broken. The identity or the neon»
John .I. llunlon. of Sprinnwood are»
won arrested this morning by (‘ltief of
on the t'l)lll~
|pininl of Mrn. L. A. 'l‘uylor, of Lewis
irritant who touutl him .mloup upon her
[ltll't‘ll about ltl ooimk film heard
Iii rooms from upetuiz out! i’liilllit‘ ; up
tffllil‘lti Minn Monti Honor nourlr tit'lIi't’II
out o! itt‘l mules filth iiuuti Mid
thnt hit. Ilnnlon hud ('Ulllt‘ up tho but‘ It
Melts. wltitli Are on the (illihltit‘ oi the
lumen and that ulnv htttl trot-n him It
frightened hot and she screamed. Mrs.
Taylor wont dowuntnirs turnip and
found Mr. Iiunlon on her front porch
.‘iho wont to tho toiophuno und t'uilod
the pollen ututlon, t‘hiof llrndloy un-
xwt-rt‘d the 'pltuttv illld she told him
tiu- trouble. hire. ‘l‘uilor onyx thut the
unit»! would not upreo to mute up lillll
nrrtmt Mr. lianiou until she insisted
upon it. She did insist unit In- llnnily
went up ttliot' Mr. iinniou nud tool:
him to the lockup.
it in nnid that wouniounliy Mr, lieu
Ion “(It'll up to title unnu- iltiilbt‘. which
is the first one on the loll truth the
mutt end of the street, und noon to
sleep on the poroh lie formerly ilrod
limo, and thin in uirun us on oxpluun
lion oi his holinvior Mrs Taylor who
also ii'iultlrnrd. It»: uht- tild not know
\i'ilnl bu- mlnht do, and sin- thereiotc
ouliml the police
Iiuulon is hold till a cit-rite of intent
cotton and bio ill probably come
up in the town before Judge. Ed~
wnrd M, Ltwkwooti; tomorrow morning
til it o‘clock
Iiunlon woe admitted to a It!» with
bond this afternoon. lie wmt tutu-n to
tho Wt-stpozt Sanitarium by Sergeant
Motherland this afternoon. liin now
Will not illilit‘dl’ tomorrow, its export-
I‘ll
Papernyik Fined Stu.
Sandor Pilllt‘fllynt puid u line of no
and (‘tinitl thiu mornim: in court, box-
in; blimp taxed thin :uuouut by JIHIRU
.louoph ii Taylor for ununulting Min
ilelon t‘ttol in Sprinxu'ootl. I’nper
ntlk used to 1"le lit the Cool ltotno
utttl wont buvit there in such an ltg
toricntt-tl i'tliittiliult that he rumour-
beru little of ohnt hunpotunl. Mru.
(‘va Ciillillt‘tl ilt‘ struck her.
“Buck" Timpaon in Bad.
imwlx ’I‘itupeon. known by the no.
irritptet oi ‘ limit" won llit'kl‘d up tou-
lerdny ntuunoon by illnt't'l' il‘rnnk \’
Ituyntontl. 'l‘itupuott bud been wnutvd
since Auxtm ".H, on which iiilit‘ it was
claimed he sopnrutul tour unilniuhed
hole from the no tort of tho .I. i). \\'ii-
son rotupnn) The bills were valued
nt Sii nuti it in t‘illlilt'ti that 'i‘iuipem
titiltl‘iiltil’il ("lice-t Raymond unw 'l‘lrup
«on juttl on he urn.- hrntlliitt into the
(‘entrnl iiotel. Judge 'l‘uylor imported
u IIOIIIPIII‘P til tu‘t‘nty' days and mutt».
Sullivan Found Drunk.
Special ()illm r Sit-ton llalnez bit-hull
up Janina Hliiilltlli in Franklin elrooi.
yt-ntordn) Sullivan who one very
drunk. ('llllmtttl himself to be it real
dent. lutiuv 'l‘uylor imported ll title of
I! and route. Sitillvnn did not how
the wherewithal and lit) he will not In
A resident Milli" for n few days
Wae Aiao Drunk.
A :ilf'lllllit‘i‘ tilting ilw union of .Ioht
\Itlnnnlilln \tttn nrtcrtttd euily thin
morning on u t-ltuigu or tirunknnnein
nntl vnnrnut-y by t‘nptuln W. it. l'en
uluutou nrul lliiitor trunk titration
it fine of If. and route won tuilllvltlttlli
to it lilil wittottt‘tt
EHORT FLIOHTQ 1N BOSTON.
Bomb to be Dropped From a Height
of l 800 Feet.
IIOI-l’l'tiN. um. [aniline itltlott “rot-L
ed the urinlot‘e til the lioeton-iiuivuru
Auto moot ititiill and the nun who
quickly burning up the fog and hum
”it“ hi“! him! over the lield at Atlantic
union the opt-ulna of the meet inet Sut-
urdny. The Weather forerunner on the
field predicted it fnlr any today nnti
the omoiuln or the meet announced
thnt with the clearing of the for! in
the harbor the professional nvlniore
would nttempt the flight to Boston
light and return for the Globe I10 000
prize.
The forenoou norm of the meet to-
day were occupied by the amateur avi-
Mora. William N Hitlierd mode a
abort flight in the Home" Cnrtiae bi
plane this morning, but only role
above the ground A few feet. , ‘
Upon the request of new odioiale. it
was announced that today bombs
would be dropped from o height or t.
800 feet lI contiitlone permitted.
MW
Tomorrow u otvidat'tidw boy at tinnit-
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
:t ‘t:
BEACON CRIB BLANKETSV‘
cords and tunueiu to match,
Look in our show window for e diupiuy of BEACON BLANKETS.
Fail Showing of
Beacon Blankets
I
Frosty ninhtu will noon be hero. and ii in none too curly to conuitior the normally oi“ extra BLANKETB, We hurt:
a turner utul liner showing than ever botoro.
All the regular 31on in White, (irnv 'i‘nu and Funny l‘lnidn.
'Iti intiton by :l" lurwhos in Pink or liiue and n ptont nusortmtnt of pretty designs,
including t‘liirlteuti Ilnbbilu. 'l‘oildy litl'lltl, etc
BEACON WRAPPER BLANKETS, for hulking wrappers or bath rotten.
'I.
Many bountiful dosiguu and colors. with
lllllllililill lliilll lliiii
lionulti lit-nt-tiitrt prevented a run.
unity in Marin strut-t this morning in
Stopping a horse whitlt had been
ltigluenod br :1 [lllhfiilix automobile.
on exciting iuunwuy nttident in South
liuln street. or the lower end of mm
the Wilson Point division of the nut
mud and boiled, Iieiore he could ht-
lit-outiht utult-r l‘t'lliil‘tli. iIll' oreupnnls
oi the \‘I‘Iili‘li' were thrown out. hire.
llniusx “as the most initutd pnrtitu
only ubout her into which unit honore-
ly bruise ti bite one token into the-
home oi \\'iillunt Moran, president 01
tho lionub lint i‘t‘ill‘ilitiil} .und inir:
“Mi ttbiv to wulk itmut- to liorhnnir
xtreot, whore Ilt'l‘ ituoiutni impn :1 anti
oou. italuuv. “in liuisod rousninrubiy
mti the wugon one lutdh silllliiill‘il
NAVAL MILITIA TO DANCE.
Aflair to be Held at the Reich Point
Pavilion Tonight.
The Second portion oi tho 'l‘hlrti
tittiaion. i‘tIiIIitli'ill'ili Nnvui Militia. of
bin t‘iH. tire to burn it lilt'li‘t‘ this
«thing: or .Yw iloiou I‘oiut ilitnt‘IIlK
itflt'iilllll. and tiilllt‘ n guilt time in M-
iiut'tt‘ti. t‘otnitllit Frank IIII‘Il\\t’iI is ill
route down t‘tum New I-inwu mu! 3
tlrlonuiion oi ofllrere le exhumed trout
vurious points in the ntnlv,
'I‘tto auction's stonnt nutter. which
has been on the bunch for an overhaul-
ing, will bu lmrurhoti this liltotuw‘n.
.tntl will be put in communion tumor.
row. rurrytnaz nitottlu ill‘th"t‘ll I'I. llilli:
landing in Hickory bind and thr- guru
iii)!“ :“flthillti. \Ahlt‘ll in it‘itflfmi tifl Ru-
tou Point for the rotttnltuitr to the
wot-it. ‘l‘ho visiting hours beginning.
'ntnortow and continuing for the rest
of the week will probably be from lzrlu
p. to to 3:30 p to
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Misti Murxuret Quirk. of Him street.
woe ndtuittwl to the Nurwnlk lluspi-
tal this morning. She in unfit-ring
from on utturk oi typhoid ft-veo. nun
'5 testing as tomtortublr as rtillld lw
t-xpot‘ioti this ulttt‘ntmu. oi the above
Lnntiiuilou.
Henry “lliliit'”, or St John strut.
Emu Ntil‘tl‘nllt, won tIisl'IIlllth‘tl from
he Ntitu'nii. litrupilui yeslvrtin)‘ tiller
noon.
I‘nul Term, of t‘roun Nittu‘l.
routerdu)‘ in New York.
”Milli
“\‘I‘hitl. IIIIll'l‘y you” N‘Illli‘li lIlt' Irin-
id-hottrtoti tnuld. "\Vt‘li. l nut-uh not
Why. 1 Wutiltlli'l marry you it you Iind
ton titties iili' money my intbt-r hos."
“Uh_ well." rejoined the young mun
iu the calm. “you how nothing on me
«u this ronport. it i hud hell that
umount oi money i wouldn‘t even know
you." t‘hlt-nuo Newn,
Too Late for Straws!
A Trifle Early for o Derbyl
mu 1qu the weather for it
emnrt. Soft lint. A complete
line in various colors nod now-
ent ulylon
C O. K QUALITY.......$3.00
KNAPP FELT ..........“.00
Joseph Davis
roott‘ I See Mir.
thorouulttute. ouriy lust t-veniuu. Their _
illli'it' become frightened at n train on 5
on Washington tit... south Noemi:
‘ ti
’ aloud My.
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
\ir and Mrs John iialunz iignrr-tl int
i
l
a
The Leading Outfitting
H. Krieger& Co.
Norwalk, Conn.
Store In The Norwalks
Quaker and Household
RANGE
AT numerous
nto‘nouse FURNISHING stone:
It will do run whirl to t‘tllllt' not we thrill.
”to wurit.
for $22.
t'nititt‘.
$3.3 tll’ Vii).
EASY PAYMENTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
'I‘Itey Butte cool and do
You run no li.til‘t' up: that tho iit‘tii when you buy it Quakor ..
You not till ”11' trnprtirtuponin north liming in u
H. Krieger &Co.
29- 31 West Washington Street
OBSERVED CENTENNIAL‘OF THE
AMERICAN BOARD
Miteionary Exorcism Held It forminii
ton Yeaterdoy by Connecticut
Congregationellota.
The thirty ninth nnuunl monitor: Iltf
tho i-armimttun \‘niim Asunciullon of
t‘ouuttuimlunul f‘hilit hon woo hold you
it-rtlul in tin- ( onutogutiounl ('illll‘tiil itt
tolelnuliou of tho iirut meeting of the
American I‘lotuti hold ut Formulation:
September i», into.
Alter organization Mid hunter“ qut
been completed nl 11:30 ti. in. there
were twominuiu reports from tiut
nineteen tiburobon in tho Worthington
Valley association. AI
inlurtnltuilon who tnkon for hnwhoon at
tho pariah hotter.
Mrn. Frederick 1.. Scott played
the memorial organ for her an hour
preceding the afternoon pension,
Following the opening devotional
eorvieoe of the afternoon trunnion. the
Rev. Quincy Blakeiy, of Formington.
delivered an odors“ on "The First
Meeting of the American Board." Tho
tier. Cornelius W. Potion. 110.. or
lionton, home secretary of the board.
worn on "'i‘be Wot-it of the Board tor
Otto Hundred Yours“ and the Rev.
Mitt A. Home. 9.9.. of India, matte
Idem on “'t‘ttrOutioolr tor no»
i o’rioclt now
on 1
no it no on
«m...
WAld. S'I‘Iiit‘iiiz'l‘
tit-titlunct til oiintiiitlt privun oi Morin“
10:10 I m.- »’I‘ho
woe to n lowur level A rlrte of tie in
lmltimore and Ohio WMI the only hu-
mrlnnt exception. litutdinu tioullntui
1's. Union Purine iliid 8t i’nul i and
.‘titltltiott. New York t‘ontrui Unit-ill
shtutnn Steel and Aunrondn largo frur
.tlourt. The market woe narrow and
:ptotuniouui.
WALLn mount. it n. m.~'l‘hn tip-
1 prouion Willi FIOOII overcome Bllti IIIFI‘V‘
won it Itiou recovery which brought
the list up to near where It loft on“
yesterday. Bethlehem sum nomad
2% and Northern Purine. Rook lelnuti
it'll” Eileen Shoiileltl steel 1 before the
To"? become ottective.
WALL STREET. Noonwltroteeeion.
nl irtider'it in ntoclte looked for some of.
loci from the Vermont election newe.
ihut they bought to cover short onion
when no effect was forthcoming. imw
provln orop prospect: helped e recov.
ery. nimution want out of the mar.
trot tut prices rose. Bandit were randy.
WALL STREET. 1 o .mnm’I‘he bot—
tom dropped out ot the 111!th for
American Hide and leather old. on
,the unintentional the unfavorable en-
nuru report. anion were made from
ill to! points extort. Winnie belittle
under youterdoy’u eluding. Other
enrolls mobile mm.
Norwalk Chronicler