«men to be.
Our Linea oi
Soiree!
hoes
Creamers
Lounsbury 8:
‘ Sbhles
Educator
Boston School
. Shoes '
“Nox ’Em All”
Oraiax
‘ 1'ha Outereoiea and lnnereolee
are Oak
The Neale and Countere are
Guild Leather
CoNNEALLv
5' .
it’course it ill—~—
and here' a Where you get it
C“ I‘ he Harris 8: Guns (lo.
Tel 721
..68 ,Water Street
Burning Time
is Coming
We have the plgclt ol the
mines, trelh Virom the
miners‘ nick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Beet Gradea -
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazieton Coal
B. Hershiield 8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. . 122 Water 8!.
AND
rERACKEN
' at waeHmoron eraser.
count uonwaur.
TELIPHONE ass-e
LI r
y. l n
4
n- v
“r Irvduaaetoor’ouo run
I Fresh Fruits and
’ Vegetables
We heve them All kinds in
«anon
. PEACHES for Canning
. a Specialty.
.cauoree. organs. wfeeacco Ind
G GHIOTTO
Tel. II? 170 Waeh. It. pridge.
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OLD COMPANY'S COAL is
{rite- of the best sellers and we
have put it into hundreds of the
beat cellars hereabout, to the great
“detection of the owners thereof.“
We have several other varieties
too that leave nothing but ashes
in the pan and money in your
pocket.
THE CONSTANT CARE we
put into the selection of Coal has
its reward in a clientele of pleased
cueoomers. many of whom have
1 been with us throughout the
yeere.
We’re expecting an order from
1? YOU. very soon.
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SCHOOL
W935
85cts‘mtg‘ $1.75
- MAX LEVY _.._
use waamuonou archer anions
aourii NOIWALK
Hotel MahaCkemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
eeavroe auo cuiaiueur to can
neree ea pee on AN. uewaao
souosv orurvnrs. 25c.
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. GALL III
NOTICE'
Anyone having
EmptyCases,Kegs,etc.
PLEASE NOTlFY US
and we will call tor same
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Magnet 8: Flynn
tilt? Washington St. Phone 5424
33 ”it?” MAIN ITIIIT.
OOU‘I‘H NOIWALK .
'i‘iil LAIT SALE OF IUMMIR cocoa A‘l' GRIATLY REDUCED
Pitta“. It is not the triad of merchandise you and in every store in
town. it is in a class by Ateolt. pptiect in utility detail. The stock to
be unloaded at reduced prices consists of liedtee’ Butte Ledlos’ Droaa- ‘
es. Mieeoe' Dresses. Children! and Girls White Dresses. Linen Coats.
Cloth Coats, White Linen Skirts and Cloth Skirts. Muslin Petticoats. .
Night Gowns. Vests. sill: Gloves Carrots. Dorset editor's.
vhandeotnoet line or Weieta in town.
and the
dais in both stores.
lilo-iii Main ltnatamiord ..
FOR SALE
10 room house, all improvements.
Steam heat. All in good condition.
Centrally iocatodw-llvo minutes‘ walk
from South Norwallr station. Bargain.
9 rooms, all improvements. Fina.
hard wood floors. Stable u d carriage
house. Excellent view at rrnd and
town. $4,500.
H. E Darin 8 Son
(Incorporated)
we WALL IT. NORWALK
Hosiery
Misses' Hop-Scotch
and Boys' Rock Proof .
Ribbed Hose
15c
Those goods are made oi' the host
selected cotton staple. The heels and
toes are reinforced with streclelly pre-
pared linen thread. They are dyed
with the latest sanitary process. which
does not iniurir or weaken the lnhric.
We guarantee that these goods will
give sntlslactory service. to the pur-
chnscr. it any goods should (all to do
so, rcturn iirc lrrrrrcrl'eci Enodwund
they will be replaced lrcc ol chemo.
J. I. MALLETTE
iiormeriy Miaeee Daweon)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
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What’ 3 the Use
in smoking an interior cigar. when
you can get the beat for the urea
money
Roger Lndlow. the
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
Cleans
Are the Beat
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
tmlropmuc in the science at the
cause or the disease and the art at ed
Justina the earne. Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or aprela in the
back. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves 'eud pain to
into;- life in the diluent crates and
tin .
Chiropractors «more the eeuee at
this disease and pain. and health is
restored throuuh harmonizing the all
nerve ayatam. in your body
Nervouenoee, Rheumatism Petal)
sis Heart. Kidney end remain Die
eeeee ere [Iver special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. Yuri will
never rclrot [trial Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
1‘. W08. D. (L
It WACHINGTON IT. IO. uoawacs
Magnetic Treatments Given Alec.
OCTOBER
LADIBE' HOME JOURNAL
ALL DTOIV
RAILROAD
DESIGNER
NEW iDIA
DELINIA'TOR
MOCALL'O
POPULAR
COIMOPOLITAN
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W. A. Buggerman s
MUIic arose.
Donovan Block. in Washington It.
awn—yaw... a. ...
William ll. Raymond. ot the mm or
Raymond It Pollard is today moving
into his new house in Wmdhury nvo-
one.
liohori ii. Knox. special agent for
tho Reliance luaurunco Company. oi
Hertlord wont thin morning in Nor
wells on business.
envelope. De sit even
every week in e
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Meandmw
Lake Ice
WHOLIIALI AND IITAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.-
OIiioe and "erase. N. Y, iii. H. A H
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Iauipaeti
ILIOTIIDAL CHOP
iii iii. TM
auto IUPPLIII
Phone Gilli—iii) lentil Iain Biron
ii. Nor-walk. coon, antic Hall flinch
Devil! 'W. Raymond
.Ptineralbireehyrandhinliainiei
ii North Main emu. “nth "QM-iii.
hemmlWflNeh
mam.“
33 leuthhieln it» about Norwaik ‘
EA“ GLACIEO FOR UNEAev EYEI
Are your one uneasy! are they
beginninl to rebel? Make them com ,
tortahlo. Put thorn at their ease
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSE‘B
W0 ll‘lnd our own “DIM
Feuwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK IUILDING
Room 7-.
01 WAOHINGTON OTRIIT.
lioura-na to 11:80 a. to. .. and 13: 45 to
d p to. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
Hunt.
..... mu-..“ .wuw...._»... ML...
. Automobiles
TO RENT
Repairing and (lorrcrai Overhauliuu by
ilret. class mechanics.
Agents {or Maxwell. Knolilcr "in." Co
tumble. liupmnbllc. and Erorm "an,"
Brand new loverlrt demotmll‘ulor in
town.
Do you watch the little anp. You
canfaoo her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest twopaaeongcr
car on earth.
Phone us or come and eee ua.
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Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
POLLUTION PROBLEM
TO BE DICCUBSED
Itloutlrrucd from First Purge.)
II moment in other lines of industry,
In connection with the movement
sinricd by the south Nurvraik motor
dealers for the lurrillI arion ol the us
tors of bone Island Sound and rurllr.
cd In be necessary for the. continuance
of the his: industry the New lluven
lunruai—l‘ourior this: morning had the
following:
President ii‘ an, or the Amor-
lcan (lystcr cm ,v. has returned
from the meeting oi the oyster grow-
crs which Tile that been held at the
Narragansett lmii‘I in Providence, R.
l., with relcrcrwc to the condemnation
oi thc oyetor hands by rho state board
there.
This condcnrnation is very new»
in. it oxrorrdu for u distance Ill
about seven miles down the Previ—
donco rive-r. murallcd. and covers tho
Warren l‘I\‘i'l‘ 'l‘hc work of tho
lihodo Inland mm’ulnslon has not as
yet hccn completed.
Mr. ilnrrrnn said that night that ho
was called away from the meeting
hurriedly on ngmum of a death in
this city. Tirrrc were about titty doi-
oxutoa rircscnr including representa-
tive orator ground owners from (‘on-
nocticur Massachusetts and Rhode
Island As II result or the meeting
he understood that it was adjourned
bending rcsrriis from n mootinu of
the Milwaukee convention ol scient-
leie, which may malt in II change ot
the standard at requirements for the
product of the oynier iirma.
Without dough the decision of
the Wisconsin nation will have
an itrrportnnt honing on the timeout
situation. As it stands now the to-
uuiremonts of .tho Rhoda laland
health board ard’ such that they in»
pose regulation upon the growers
that are Very dl ult to meet.
Mr limmrn I that ho had no
criticism to olloi" upon the Rhode la.
land houlrlr ho d’e action. because
lthudo inland as trying tooxort
erarr effort to place her oyster
product beyond tiny question of saw.
no pollution. lie thought. however.
that there was a great question ariei
in: in this romantics. and co
huontly the decision of the Mil
iroe convention would he awaited with
the greatest nl Interest.
When aukud what he tir aht rev
earning the more that is d to be
on foot urrromz the South Nor-walls
oyster growers in this a is to com.
”iii the mills and the oil too on Don
necilcut iidul streams to doliroy Ihfiil‘
waste. he suit] that this it” an lm~
nortunt question, and one that is
bound to make itself nrunlloei
As it tumours now it mine "if?
liltoiy that the matter of compelline
Connecticut cit and manufactorlos
which have hit " been discharging
their vvustsga ' the tidal wa-
ter: at the sturdy thus ruining one
oyster beds of t court. will be one
or the burning mutton: of the in-
coming loglsla because, it the
oysterrnsn start their apparent
rights in tbism r. they are certain
to he torrent by the cities and menus
iaoturlne corpoveiione.
W
Mibiitllhooitdc-OITIAIANKI.
Miss Elisabeth ate lilitil. or North
avenue. and c. lddlobrooira. of
eating street wag, quietly married. in
n on lion afternoon "I
-iilddiebrdoire III unknown lawn
or in e Center school and Mr. Mid
diatrr sis visitation in tile huelneirs
as mllit dealer- Titer and is will to
side It in. maelstrom he I
time at least
i new»...
ltayodeuirn
or. ii ii. mule . 8
non oday.
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWAL‘K,’CONN.
$1 .-25 SI. 35- $1. 50
Weaters are in Demand
With the coming of the cooler evenings. the convenient and comfortable Coat sweaters are indispensable
Ladies' Coat Sweaters-«grey, cardinal, white
$1.-98 $298 $4.-50 $4.98
Men’s Grey Coat Sweaters--—stri_ctly all Wool
. A Bargain at $2. 25'
Boys’ Grey Coat Sweaters, warm and durable garments
itiliiiiiliilliiitliittw
Mre. F. E. Bturpee.‘ ‘
'l'ho rionth oi Mrs. Mary Alice,
Sturgoa, wife of 1“. Is). Sturgcs, of Both-
oi. occurred ill the llunlrury hoapitaii
about 9 o'clock Saturday evening.
Death was due to a complication ot
diseases. She was dd years of nae.
The deceased Iormnrly resided in thin-
hury. but had lived in ilethel tor the
mini eight years. she was a member
of the Methodist Episcopal church 0!
lianlmry. and u charter member of tho
llrttuilrlt-Irs of Liberty. She is survived
by her husband and two grandsons.
Lloyd Sturgus. oi ltcihci. and Harold
i‘hichcstcr. oi lianhury; also tour
brothers and three sisters: 1), i". lied
tour. or itiduottcld; Prod liediont and
llnwluy llcdicni. of Norwuilr. and
lattice llcdlcnt. of Pennsylvania: .‘iir‘s.
ll. l.. Pillow, o! Norwuih; Mrs. ll. Dis-
brow, of Mount \‘cruou. and Miss (‘ar‘
rlo licdlcnt. of Now York. Funeral
services were held irorn tlrc homo oi
A. A iihlcheatcr. u mnelnlsw. it till
vision street. linuirurr. this afternoon.
a
Miss Ethel Roberta.
Word has been received in Norwalh
-II' the red death of Miss Ethel Roberta.
'Irr‘rt'lrlm‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Morrotl Roti-
~rt~u ol the East Rocks mud. who was
'nkirn ill with II complication of dirt.
cranes. in Knot Loo. Mann. where she
was staring tor her health, She won
ivoll-imown in Norwnlk and has many
lricnde Who will mourn her loss. titre
was luit nitrotocn yeers at one end was
beloved by all who knew her The or.
rienittnnunls {or the luncrel huvc lreon
hut portly nruric. but it is thought that
the services will he held from her into
home, on the Emu Rocks road. tomor-
mw afternoon at 3 o'clock and that the
remains will he interred in Riverside
cemctcry. The deceased is survived
by lror parents, live Fidit'rii and one
brother. The. sisters are the liaison
truce. Margaret. Emma. Edith and
"harlotie and the brother is Waitcr
Roberts, She was Ir member or the
Nurwaiir Methodist church and attend.
ed that church regularly.“—
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BIIIIIIIIIII Mill Hill
i‘IIIlh Iill, iiiitiiiiii
Each line Bppeare to Be Gerialn
Thai its Will Receive Repub-
lican Nomination for
Governor
HARTFORD. Bout. 13.-—it was not a
session at the state tonal-lure which
led so many men oi etate‘scouelnihnce
to drop on incoming trains iodey and
make their way with brisk steps up
Asylum street. it was the tact. that
the Republican state convention was
ubout to assemble that brought her
scores of politicians and representa-
ttve men in Harttord” and as they
hm in curb and every one made!
rivet candidates tor the guberna-
torial position had opened headquar-
tors The delegates boson coining
early and the last arrivals will not he
have until early tomorrow Probably
most at those who came today will
not have much sleep tonight. The con-
test for the lirst place is described as
a red hot one. and as Goodwin claims
to have a margin of delegates over the
number needed to nominate. and as
heirs is confident that he has enough
to win out. the result is almply a mat-
ter or prophecy at this stale. Unlike
the convention oi two years ago. the
rival candidecioe have little bitterness.
'l‘he preconvontion diaeueelone er:
expected to be condu with
best oi tooling. and while all the bolln
tical tactics known to astute manners
will be employed it is expected that
there will be no tricks to leave a test-
ing at vengeance to be meted out. The
convention lteolt likely to its as live-
Iy a one as the publioana have had.
{ringing iron: that or teat year. After
be head or the ticket is named. there
will be little other busiceea requirinl
time. as the slate is made it There
will be e rmmlnation for ,
at state Matthew H. Rulers
beyond doubt: senator bonnie meteor
tee, of New Karen. has no abolition
tor lieutenant-governor; erteilo Lio-
pitt, of Norwich. tor- traaaurer. sail»
it on New motion oounty- W. ii. H.
Hall. or Wiltinston. tor cola roller.
supplies II blade tor room entity;
grams. Back on attbrney ml. ,i ,v
i Iii]! .
Wain ‘ We.
Tristram & Hyatt,
Foe tins tor the Allyn House where the ‘
Norwalk, Conn.
H Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks
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CREDIT TERMS
CASH PRICES
SELF-RESPECT.
repreaentutivo-ai large in Congress. So
after the ballots for governor are couri-
‘tcd. there will be nothing to keep the
delegates very long in convention. The
making ot a platform is likely to be
entrusted to platform makers at other
conventions. either under thee hair-
manahip of Charles 8. Brenner, of An
scale. the national Itomniittoenuin or
at least under his guidance.
Tonight alter State Chairman Mi-
iiorder. Congressmen l9. J. illll. oi
the Fourth district, Will make an ad‘
dress as temporary chairmen. ’l‘lro
Uongrmmnn'e modification in. the
lurid revision debates. his personal
relations with President Tin. his ro-
eant visit to naverly. and his remark.
able Iuaetorv over details of turiii and
monetary use eindlcates not only
I abee’oh siren in, but otter which
wlilt’held the attention or the dais-
allies. Mr. Hill is an unusually inter-
ii than to listen to on the
well. Later will come
bless and other preliminar.
lg. vitrified to: by berty rules. ‘
drum. who has been
ill tor It number or days at
sermons in New fla-
. rcvs‘d today.- union
on «count or
his day. a
amt
chant Kenoaly cell the dolourrtos to.
School Suits for Boys
Dresses "for Girls
DRESS A CHILD WELL AND W is FILLED WITH
IT MOVED AMONG iTS COMPAN-
lONO WITH A FEELING OF EQUALITY.
DREOOED CHILD is A CREDIT T0 ”'8 PARENTS.
This is a Complete Children’s Store
7 AND EVERYTHING IS AVAILABLE UPON
Our Popular Easy Payment Plan
The Easiest Terms for all
Fully supported by our guarantee and
42 years of fair and square service
to the people of The Norwalks
leMm-p—W’Mn
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A WELL-
Fall
NeckWear
in the Newest Colerihge and
Shapes are now ready
Whet‘s "in use of utiemrrtlnp to
paint with high colors the beau.-~
tioII" ot the Kolaerinarsthea
Scnrta. when they number iii
shades in the title duality alone?
81.00 quality also. All puns
brleht silk.
Joseph D avis
S3 Niobium 5L. Mill W
Norwalk Chronicler