._ Mill, . littomara and our one: ’
y. tomare to ”5.
j . Our Lines of
' Cleaners
‘Lounshury 8t,
, . "HSoules
* Educator
“(Boston School
,. Shoes
€ -‘ *‘Nox' ’Em All”
m;0mmx
~‘l’lle Outeraoiea and innerselea
are Oak
3“ wThe Heels and Counters are
. Solid Leather
I ,
(.
A.
"con—leALLY
mfig prompt .dol
WW order
’ M
,v} Theflarnsdt Guns Co.
.‘68
at m ‘ "water-street
\ .
Coal ,
. . .
Bumlng Time
. I
4 [S’Comlng
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from tho
minera' pick. You can
hick out the best kind
for your purposehere.
Are YouReady?
All Sixes
Beat Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazieton Coal
B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
.BRACKEN
IOUTH NORWALK.
, TELEPHONE I'M
'v
Our Children's
SCHOOL
fee; ”s" y
SHOES
"'L‘ , lfio‘unas LOOKlNG roe
“Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in ’
mum ‘
‘ PEACi iii, 8“ 'er ' ulna
CANDII’. 049M“. TOBACCO and
. .OODA WATER.
'G. Gmorr‘o
. .‘
are the "WALTONS."" Every pair
warranted mild, leather
85ctsjg$1.75
—- MAX LEVY -
lse 'waenmgrou mm IRIDGE
~ ' sou u noawaut
Hotel Mahadlemo
.l. R. CONNOR. ‘ugr.
M
Tel. 927 km Wash. It. Bridge.
oeuvres AND column lie to oars
Goal 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
FERRIS KIND is
Years of practical experience in'
buying and selling coal enables us
to select the right kinds. Further
0
than this we take a personal inter-
“ eat in each customer's order.
. “From our point of view this is
the place to buy Coali
t": ‘
COAL
IF WE LIVE we shall all need
Cohi in the not distant future. The
different.
RATIO as PER DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c.
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL ”I
atm—n—enrn -w» —_..--._.. v
st Cards
NEW Vilwo
From loo up
0 for do
Fastball; Albums
W. A. Briggerman's
Millie ITOiil.
Donovan lleelt. in Washington at.
N O TIC E !
Empty Cases.iiegs.etc.
Anyone having
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call for some
Magner & Flynn
liill Washington tit. Phone sit-t
Mm . ....-m,s.~.oa was. 3...“-..
...............,.,. ms.
‘ shown insert to anemia. soon you you. save re
res? insulated expenses or win-ran. sue a ashram
same assay WIIK aao osaealrao iii raa
' . SouthNorwailt Savings Bank
til- homeroom in same me it”... w you
her. homily il'. Humhpreya spout a
tow hours in south Norwalit. today.
mulling hriof calla on Manda. Mr.
Humphreya is returning from his vans:
tlon. which was spent in Maine. to his
church in Baltimore. where he resumes
his duties next Sunday.
i
l
., so eo-ti'ru " . w at him.
7. Til! LAOT BALI Ol' GUMMIB GOOOIi‘ATlellATLY ilaouoao .
railings. , it is not the ltind or merchandise you: and inorerywtors ill .
million. it is in a class by itself. percent in every detail. ‘ .
i be unloaded at reduced rioes consists offLollias‘ Bolts, insoles} brunt
[ ea. Mlasea' Dresses. Chit ren's and Blrla' Whiteynresaes.‘islnon Costa.
”Cloth coats. White Hahn Shirts and Cloth Shirts. Muslin rattlooats.
.. Nlaht Gowns. Vesta. Bilk Gloves, Corsets. Clo
. handsomeat line of Walsta in town. Sale in
The: atoelt to ,
mt GUN“; .lilld‘ the
a.
51561 Main Stu‘stamford
».«......... Wren-M MW..- -u-u .......... - mum..." A
F0 R S A L E
lilroom house. all improvements.
steam heat. All in good condition.
Centrally located—wfivo mlnutae‘ walk
from South Nor-walk station. Bargain.
9 rooms, all improvements. Fine,
hard wood floors. Stable and carriage
house. Excellent view of Sound and
town. $4,500.
H. E. Donn & Son
(incorporated)
46 WALL IT» NORWALK
H "
Misses’ Hop-Scotch
and Boys’ Rock Proof
Ribbed HoSe
150
These anode are made of tho heel
selected cotton staple. The heels and
loan are reinforced with specially pro- ,
pared linen lhrond. They are dynd=
with the latest sanitary process. which
does not inluro or weaken the fabric.
We guarantee that those goods will
giro satisfactory service to the pur-
chaser. if any KOOdil should fail to do
no. return the impuriocl goods and
they will he replaced free of charge.
1. i. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
Bl WASHINGTON e‘rnasr
pursue? Use
in smoking an Interior cigar. when
you can get the heat for the same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. he
or The N
(116
l
t. he
Are the Best.
ALL DIALIII
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURIN-
iilswuew science
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the antenna of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad.
Justina the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
Later; life in the different arenas and
in .
Chiropractors remove the onus of
this disease and min. and health in
redial-ed through harmonizing tho at:
nerve systems in your body
Norton-nose. Rheumatism,
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
cases are gin-o apaclai'altanuon; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret slvlna Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WAININOTON IT. IO. NOIWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Alao
LahugEIce
WHOLIIALI AND RITML.
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Office and Itoraoa. N. V. N. H. 5 N.
Freight Yard.
rumour. 580.
The R
eed & Vollt
Electrical Co.
The Only 'uily Isotopes
ILlcTIiOAl. IMO!
in the Town '
auro surmise
Phone. woo loath lain Itreet
a. amok. 0min. stasis nan slots
David W. Raymond
, iii haaohali for
pom stores.
as mm mm on. at... Nhrwaut
. f Caucus ‘
A canons of the Democratic electors
of the city of South Norwalk, will he
held in Arlen Hall. on Friday evening.
September 9, lino. at 8 o'clock. for the ,
purpose of nominating candidates for
oily offices. and to transact any other
lnsinesa proper to come before said
c nous. "
Per order of
JOHN F. McMAi'iDN.
Chairman of Committee.
Democratic
Caucus
A canons of the Democratic electors
of the Second Voting District of the
town of Norwalk will be held in Arlon
Hall on Friday evening Sept. 9. Hill).
at 8:30 o'clock. for the purpose of
nominating candidates i’or town offices
and to transact any other business
proper to come heforo enld caucus.
JOHN F. MCMAHON.
Chairman.
M. ...—v
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..\
saav cusses ron uneasy eves
Are your one uneasy? are the)
beginning to Real? Make them can
fortable. Pol them at their ease
WEAR PitOI’th.EYE GLASSES
We grind our own lenses.
Fenwick ,‘fOptical Co.
UNITID IANK IUlLDINB
fleein- 7-8
07 WAIHING‘TON OYREET.
ilourw—l to “:30 a. m.. and 13:“ n.
d p. to. Honda, and Saturday. 7 on
i n. m.
mi..wm-
Automobiles
re, near
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Amie for hfarwoll. Koehler "to." Co
lumhla. Hupmohila. and Evoritl “so."
Brand new Everltt demonstrator in
lOIill. “y ‘.‘ ‘
Do you which the little llupp. You
can see her overrule: standing up and
doing service, Greatest iwopaseongcr
car on earth. ~
Phone us or were and see no.
thifihlidated
Auto Company
. a- n. cuss-«4' s«
DARIEN RKPUBUCANQ.
Selectman and Practice", All Other
Town Officers Renomlnated.
'i‘ho lull-ion Republicans. believing
that one good turn: deserves another,
riI-nnmiuntcd pramtleallv all the pros-
enl Itopullllluu town (Illinois. at the
caucus lust night. hold in the town
hall. The pt'iua-lpnl oillcos filled were
as follows:
SELI'K'TMEN
Charles n. Pitch Hiram ii. Taylor
Tax copplccron
Eiillri (7. lilies
'l‘ml .\l CLERK
Hluphun R. Hoyt
l‘li‘sfi'i‘AillJilfi
Edwin L, Tulllv David Nelson Mather
John R. Finch Richard Leonard
lil‘iilllii. ViSl'l‘Oil
Rev. lil'rilil‘l B. Brown
M a
'0! OUT (Nr .TOWN PUPiLI.
law
Nor-walk High hohool handing Out
New catalogues.
'l‘hn Norwulk High School Faculty
have sent out llln new handsomely
printed rerun-l and catalogue of the
school to all of tho prinol la and com-
luilluos in lilo aurroon oa towns.
their desire ”0”!“ in firing in as many
out of town pupils as maalhie.
Thor are also esodlnlt out canton of
the hook lo the uradualas of surround-
lnu sohmils who contemplate entering
high school.
The High Hf‘liuul Committee are ms.
ltina theat- movmdn order that the
Norwalkliiah ordinal may gain its
due share of am»). nonresident pllhlla.
the catalogue latch they ‘are senil-
lna out late fort in very attractive
form the lens and opportunities of
the action. Principal Gumhart and
his assistants herafneen very busy at
the whom all ta. wash nonrerrina
with pupils renaming their choice of
courses
» The registration. both of local and
nonresident scholars. will he terse.
W
There will he a benefit a on one
day in Willi’llhuillt. uhou- Mullen.
or. will niay lilo Winslow s a same
rthlir 109. l
member of the martian, who
has been ill. its was means the
liorwsllt Hospital last honor and
, o
titans undo out. ties for air
_..».W-._. a - .m
e
Frosty nights will soon be here. and it
a larger and liner showing than over before.
All. the regular class in White. Gray,
BEACON CRIB BLANKETB, 36 inches by 50 lnchoe,
including Chickens. Rabbits. Teddy lit-are; etc.
BEACON WRAPPER BLANKET
cords and tunnels to match.
Look in our show windowa for a lilan
8. for
Fall Sh0wing of
» Beacon Blankets
in none too early to consldor the necessity of extra BLANKETI. We have
t
Tan and Fancy Pinidn.
in Pink or Blue, and a great assortment oi pretty designs.
\
mailing wrappers or bath robes. Many beautiful designs and colors, with
..
lly oi BEACON BLANKETS.
Tristram & Hyatt,
I Sillillélln’yavillflnillililllil”i
lulu roam IiililES
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
rind a bouquet of pink asters. Harold;
W. Van Wagencn acted as best man
for the groom.
At the reception immediately follow-
ing the wedding. a buffet lunch was
sum-d and finally the bridal (oupie du-
llnrlod on their honeymoon trip. This
will be an extensive one. including
visits to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Niag-
nrn Falls and Oxford. New York. Upon
their rclnrn they will lake up house-
keeping nl their newly furnished
home in Putnam avenue. this city. An
indication of the high column in which
they are hold by their triends is given
by the wedding hills, which nro largo
in humour, hoalltlfui and costly.
The onl-of-lnwn gut-ale at tho. nup-
tials included Mrs. iiobori Franko.
Mrs. James French. Mrs. Willard and
Mrs, fiilcox. of Philadelphia; Humid
Miller. of Klnaslon. N. Y.. Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Miller and family.
Stamford.
A large number of friends of llu-
bride and groom accompanied them in
Stamford on a train and made life
busy for lhom until lhey had dually
ilufil‘ lilt'lll farewell.
MARSHALL—SMITH.
Former South Norwall: Young Man
Takes a Bride Unto Himuif
at Plttallelo.
Word has been received in South
Norwnlk lo the effect that Henry V.
Smith. formerly of this place. now of
Pituhnld, Mass.. and Miss Jennie
Marshall. of Pound Ridge, worn mar»
rill-d in Film“. on lost Friday, The
nuluiaia were quietly performed and
the news received by the many
friends of t contracting parties who
have the wishes of all for a hap-
lu' and successful married life. with
both surprise and pleasure.
lAlRI’l‘T—CROtBY.
Mia. and Mrs. George 0. (‘roaby
Norwalk, Conn. .,
J—r‘(
a...“ s
H... .._,._.... ... .. .,
..... m.
H.Krieger& Co. "
The Leading Outfitting Store in The .Norwalks
have announced lho engagement of
their daughter. Gladys Mac. to Ray.
nwud l). Barrett. both of Norwaik. The
wrddlng is nxperlnd to take place
some time this winter
m.-........__..- .. .. .. .-
Pill’iiiii __i_ll_,liiiilillli. ‘
To "to" who attended the Bijou
Dream at iloyt's 'l'boairo last evening
there is no mystery in the filling of the
theatre for «very lwrformence. it is
aimply a case of tho lliiou Dream pm-
dnclna the goods. The performances
that are put on there are the equal to
those [xii on at metropolitan play"
houses all at much higher prions. The
only mystery is in how the lilies
Dream management can stage such a
uroxram for the prices charged.
Tho acts for the latter three days
of the week are all big ones Ind arts
which make poalllyu hlta wherever
they play. The now bill is a particun
larly line one and will be especially apt
nroriairli by those who are used to
paying tho ,shllh prices charged at the
his New York vaudeville theatres.
Mercedes lorrnso. «no appears in
‘ilnl‘lf‘ior Mimfll. is one of the daintioal
‘iillo nclmm lhai has appeared on
iho local rinse in a long time. The
Ilrahm ladloa‘ Quail-lotto is composed
of real musicians, both inatrurnenlal-
isle and vocalists. heal waning their
worth was appreciated in such an er
tom that they were recalled many
limos. ii the roll of llralaclaaa )estora
ahflhld be called. Jonathan and Rond-
l'row would he right u in front. Tho!
are among the best. that it has been
'he pleasure of local audiences to see.
They are brainy. to all! the least. their
vatcriainmonl is new and their perfor-
mance is a continuous laugh. if you
have an appreciation of real humor
they‘ll surely reach you. Anna Jordan
and Gompany in their alteioh got a
seoulne grip on the sudianoe and have
an unusually strong act. The motion
pletum. as usual, are very inieroatlna.
and are new every day.
'i‘he baseball fans are orator a mill
season series or lees for the: chain»
plonship of the maths. it is sup
seated that such teams as the Nor-
nllla. Manipulate. ll flowers. Ori-
oles and colonists
predicted that hill! a series would
hrioaoui the alarm crowds that have
attended home here this moon.
Amman Dark in Meadow street is
behaved to he the heat hattlo ‘around
for the WW
iaraoon there wit be another game of
mesh mat laterals. {grails iiorwsllla
soon trill Minot with at
rtiepalssoditls ton
KI“. Tomorrow II' B
as warm. ,
Quaker a'nd HodsehOld '
RANGES ‘1
AT KRIEGER'S
BIG HOUSE PURNISHING STORE
ill will do you good to come and one them. They sure coal and do
the work. You pay no more and not the best when you buy a Quaker
for $22. 833 or 850. You not all the improvements worth having in n
ranxe.
a
EASY PAYMENTS lN ALL DEPARTMENTS
H. Krieger 8:00..
29-31 West Washington Street
.s was”... mov‘ditilb‘lv .. _.
‘ Mrs. William Lowe. ,
The funeral of Mrs. William Low
will he held Sunday afternoon‘ at 2:30?
o'clock. from her into home at its Elli. ‘
sooth alrool. The Rev. W. w. fillilcu.‘
pastor of the East Avonue Methodlntl
Church. will onloiate and interment
will follow in Riverside Cumulus. 3
Course Sheldon, of flip Nol‘Wlilli lloo‘
tolwsnd Oakley linen. oi l'unxsulaw»
soy. min who is alnylna at the ho
lei vi it Mr. Sheldon'a nnrlo. Dr. llinia. , .
ll went to Hartford. yosiardsy in in. i
his Wife larltc automobile, with a}
maplofl‘irioods. They made the mo ..
than-thirthrea hours and rotor on to
Norwalll last evening. alter her as had
their dinner in Hartford.
(issuance Tillie or had than will
meet tonight. They have extended an
invitation to Poona Tribe of New (in-
naaa to he mum on Friday, October
hit. and for tlnun lo wot-ll the adoption
inane upon «stilettos tor iliol do»
afar. They hate accepted the lama-
Fall
Neckwear
in the Newest Coloring: and
‘ shapes are now ready
What's the use of attempting to
paint with high ltfiitll‘il the bean-
ties of the Kalnor-Barslhea
Sharia, when they number iii
shades in the the quality plane?
$1.00 quality also. All our.
bright stilt.
There will he a'rohearaal of ill.
Mary‘s choir thin owning and a full
ti instantiated. The limit ,
thus that was diacootinnoo during lilo .
simmer lhnnthl will commando next I . . .‘
r Joseph Dans _
will a resumed
at am hum
ea: "shore iii thoaflornoou
game. at Watchman. seats Norwalh,
Norwalk Chronicler