Edu‘ tor.
dilution School ‘
7-5 5.11088
=“Iltox 3Em All"
Oraiax
The Outeraeiea and innareolee
. are Oak
The male and countera are
' , Solid Leather
EONEEALLY
.19 we. . ‘fi ,_ 3’ ‘
that with! you ‘
want i
. 1audltiire'twheteyou yet it ,
$Afl800.
WW
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*tBurniug Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. ireoh from the
minere' pick. You can
pick out the heat kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
Ali Slzaa
Beat Gradea
Full Weight
Fineat Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Heishiieid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
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BRACKEN
eoum nonmna.
Intention; aea-e
Ll
;
, 'l'. Yd” 8.33 LPOK'NG F03.
FreshFrults and
Vegetables
We neverthemu an nines in
season.
PEACHES. for Canning
a,SpecieIty. .
GANDIEO. clone. roaacco and
, . aooa warn.
GHIOTTO
: ‘rai. 927 1 . 17D Waah. 8t. Bridge.
01.13 company's com. is
one of the beat tellers and we
have put it into hundreds of the
but cellar-a hereabout. to the great
hetiaiactlon of the owners thereof.
We have aeverai other varieties
pm that leave nothing but ashea
in the pan and money in your
pocket.
, 'rn'n'consran'r coon we
put. into the selection oi Coal has
he reward in a clientele of pioneer!
huetomera. many oi whom have
been with on throughout the
yeara.
f We're expecting an order irom
’ :YOU very coon.
* onto an
‘31
wet-w w
Our Children's
SCHOOL
SHOES
are the (“WALTONGJ' Every pair
warranted aoitd leather
85ctsjg$L75
-- MAX LEVY ——-
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
IOUTH NORWALK
N O TIC E !
Anyone having
Empty Cases,Kegs,etc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call Ior same
Magner 8t Flynn
138 Washington 8!. Phone MM
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OCTOBER 1'
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
ALL STORY
RAILROAD
DEEIONER
NEW IDEA
DELINEATOR
MoCALL'S
POPULAR
COSMOPOLITAN
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC “'08:.
Donovan Block. is! Weanington It
"lllllm‘ltlmllili llllll
WAIJ. it'l‘ltlclo'l‘, ii a. m.»—~0nly
otnnll additions were made to tho luv
itiul union in the important Morita, but
there wait a decided manifestation ol’
ulrenitlh in a dozen or more oi the
minor nilot‘lniilol. Even those utop-
pod rialnit alter a whilo and the mar-
ket ioil into tittilnelln and cared oii
ultuhtly.
Tho allppory condition oi tho Wneh~
intrton ntront briclt pavement. especial-
Iy the oortlon in the vicinity of the
lirntlnei building, halt devoloped into
n norioue problem. Daily horeoa lone
their toot old and no down. 'l‘tvo toll
on the pavement today in plucoe but
a tow loot apart. The last one wait
that or a New Haven paper dealer
named Kunland. whole horee ulid on
its aide for a considerable distance at
tor seine down. One oi the antmal'a
linear wee ulao out.
m 15....
envelope. Detroit even
_, every week in e"
SoothNorwaIlt Savings Bank
.4 MN Mm...“— w.......w«
Every Cent
:The rat-ls Cloak 81‘ uituouse,
it more MAIN "liq. : ' faoul'rnlnonwatx
the tear late or acumen ooooe AT onaarw aloueao
Nita“. it in not the Itlnd oi merchandise re tied in every atore in
town. it in in a close by ttaell'. neriaot'lo eve 1 detail. The atoolt to
he unloaded at reduced prices ooneiete oi Ltidi a? Butte, Ladloa' Dreau- .
8a. hilaaoe' armor. dittldren‘eeud Girle' Whit thence. Union Com,
Uloih (loath. White Llntm ‘Bkli'tl and Cloth imp-Homo Petticoatl.
Night Gonna. Willa. Silk Glover. Goraote, (lo not Govore. and the.
handeotnoet lino or imitate in town. dole in both atorea.
T
i roll. The roll called for 578 names and
lilo an. 'oi'aeetl
. toot ' i
_ ‘ Whoop
Ill-ill Main ht» Itemiord
EOVElI-lllilll'l' IliPilB.I.l-‘
Elli GOIVEITIM
ill IIAIITFIIIID
Continued it‘rotn Second Page
.ludae tit-amen said he sent the cre’
dentiala to Mr. Hyman. Congreaaman
Hill rapped otr order and demanded
peretect order. He said a question
had arisen no to the accuracy at the
the delegates had voted. The chair
ruled that the men had a right to
epic and Asked if the convention over- .
oruied him. Major loboil nuid ho had
mounted the roll no the convention
had accepted 678 names only. He went
ted the convention to decide the mat
tor. Judge Cramer explained that the
credentials of R. 13. Tyler, Eeuex, and
F. S. Hall. of Hnddam. had been sent
to Mr. Hyman. He produced the ore“
deniinia (Chantal, Stiles .ludoon stun
ted to talk but Wan ruled out. Col Ull-
ioan raised the point oi order that as
a ballot had not been announced no
other business could be entertained.
Overruled and appealed. A. C. Baldv
win moved that n roll call be bold ov~
erruiod. Col Ullman demanded that'
his appeal he put; it wan voted to call
the roll on the appeal.
The iolluwing will be reported by the
resolutions committee:
in William iiowurd ’l‘uit the AiuorI-,
can people have a good and great procl-
dontmoue oi the gronteei the White
”(limo illtti itllttwn. We take pride in
tho reutomln'ance that Connecticut.
gave him all her mind in the nominal-
ing convention. and a plurality oi it.-
tlilo on election day. He brought to
tho. chit-l tnngiotrut‘y a wonderful train.
ins. and equipment for lie duties. llo
has been a inithiul cuntodinn of tho
Cunhllllllloll. Ho bun nit-on tho coun~
try a law-abiding. low-culprcinu uti-
miulstratlon. 'l‘ho appointing powor
halt boon to him a anorod trust. ()ur
exporters are indebted to him for the
prom-ration oi the tnriii peace with
the whole trading world. My has pro-
pnrod the way for noodcd changes in
our own achedulee without the. disturb-
ancc and derangement oi buaineaa Vin-
eritnbly attending what In known on
a lit-norm revision. Thanks chiefly to
his tnctiui but resolute inuiatonco. the
vital part oi tho return»; for which
his predecessor pleaticd In speech"
and incontinent. in now atnlule inn. and
tho Republican Connreea line made a
record tor cttttuirnotlro worlt. oi nbld.
lug value, that will he a landmark in
our legislative history. At once con-
servative and proxreeairo, patient un-
der misrepresentation and dotrnetloo.
William Howard 'i‘ait baa not an ex-
utnpio oi oilicini fidelity and porn pat-
riotism to all his correction in the
presidency.
Tho ltopnhilcan party oi t‘nnnocti-
out mourns the untimely donih of Gov-
crnor tieorgo l., Lilioy. whtnto. admin-
istration oponotl on such broad and
patriotic llnoa an to win the confl-
tlonco oi the wholo slate and silt-om
tho tongnra oi hie dotraciorn. lilo Ex
t-olienrr lv‘rnnlt It. \l't-olta, upon whom
the tellt't‘ouuion ioli. hue ittnlnlainot‘l the
high standard not by but prodoroeeor.
and rotor-inn to be conuitlcrod as n can-
didate bei‘oro thia convontlon. leaves
the other at governor with a record of
high ptlrpoltt and initltini inliillinenl
that into brought to him the roapect
and nrutltudo oi all hie conutlluenia.
’i‘ho prourotot and proaperity oi the
people of (‘onnt-cticnt are the bout toe-
tiuiony to tho administration oi their
niinlre by tho ltopuhlican party oi the
state. it hon paid nil‘ the old dobt oi
two and Ihrompmrter millions that
we» outstanding when the homoerotic
party went out oi poorer in lllitit, and
tho obligations of recent date have
boon inrurrmi tor largo purptntoe oi
public welfare thtti havo the ondortw
mum at the people. without regard to
party. tiootl roatln. now unirernally
tit'tnanded. more and better public
buildings. liberal advance to tho canoe
of education. widened efforts in but
motto work. more nonoroue relic! of
unfiorora . no one venluroe o partieou
objection to thoeo ovidonot-tt oi hotter
and more intelligent living,
We commend moat heartily the no
bio \Imi‘lt being done by the mate of
ionnooilcut for the provontion and
core at tuberouloaie, and reconnoontl a
littoral approwiotion by the lenient-
lure ior ita continuance and onlarne-
moot.
in accordance with the proaroaeive
aplrlt oi the twentieth century, the
Republican thirty plodnoe itaoii to the
adoption ol a practical menaure tor
the auporriaion anti oonlrol oi public
uorvloo cor ioratlomi lti ouch manner
that the We lure of the people ahaii be
the ilrat concern and be lolly protect.
no. and that theao indiapeneoble util-
ltioa ahoii be conducted who ,ior the
benefit of the public and their aharo~
holdoramtato portion whole intoreete
under wine management are not an»
ingonlntlc.
turn Minute w "
as «out aln an. aerial humor“
.4" ...’
litter or. laden FOR uneaev eves
Are your eyes unesay‘.‘ are too)
‘bexinnlneto rebel? Make them can
iortahla. Put thorn at their one
WEAR PROPER EYE GLAtiBb‘B
We grl1 our own ieneea,
‘ . I
Fenw ck Optical Co.
om en unit aurtnmo
' l 'iieetna M
or Maomuo‘rou eraser.
floured—*8 to 11:30 a. m.. and 12:46 to
35:1: 1 outlay and Baturday. 'l to} q" A ‘ . ,
r... 3 Lily Registrars’
Automobiles; Notice '
Repairing; and General Orerhnullng by ‘
iiret clump morheolm
Agents tor Maxwell. Kuohlor "4"." (lo-
lmnliia. iliuptuoitiiu. and l~:t~orltt "no."
Brand now Everltt dotntmutrutor to
own. ‘
Do you thatch the little Hupp. You
can see her every day- standing up and
doing aerbico. Greatest two-[meongcr
car on onlrth.
Phone mi or come and are ua. .
are u.... .M
Norwlallt Consolidated”:
Auto Company 8
hoovuhr NtlTit‘i-i.
llialrlull oi him-unlit, an. Probate
Court. tippiombc'r ii. A it. into. i
idolatul oi lilo. nttl \'. Kano. lute oil
Norwul ‘, in uni district, doccneod.
The Court.) 1 l‘mbflto 501' the [lite
triot oi Nora? limited and nl-t
lowed at. tnon I, _ the ditto hereof
for tho l..i‘etiittli'ti of aid clinic to ox-.
hiblt their claim: {or rotiiemomd
Those who nogiot‘i to present thoir|
accounttl. properly nttootod. within
said time. will be dollarrcd a recovery..
rumimt; am: or REM. hernia:
l‘uraulant m nFordor'oi the Court}
oi i’roiltie lor tho. Dietrirt oi Nor-1
traiit millm'lniltkilnil empowering Mini
thorounlto, tho unbarribor oiiora for
:1an all aurh right, title and inioroat:
aa t‘hril tiannu \anoro. late oi Pound‘
Ridge in the Slain or New York. tie»
conned.,llad lit the time oi hor doceauo.
In or ii thc iollon‘lnit described real
estate, is wit
All it at contain tract oi Ianti situat-
ed In it ill Norw lit, hounded northerly
by a tlropoavtl lhinhwar. ouatoriy by
Tuyltirfnronuo, eoulberly by land oi
Alnolial Adamo, find wceteriy by land
now m'lflliillm'iybf Morris hi. and Mar.
Klimt . Norton.
l-‘or partlcttlaro and ierina apply to
VLARK l.. WATERB.
i Administrator.
.... i
aloe ML nearly an practicable into die-
lrirttt ll otpml population.
We pronont the lion. i‘hnriou A.
tioodwln on our candidate tor governor
and counmond hint and bla colioauooe
on the tune tit-net. and our t-nndldnto
for cohnroaotnnn-nt-larno to the elec-
tora ol thin otnnntonwulth tor their
euiiradoa. .
Judge Light Mentioned.
During tho dieonaaion olcandidatua
tor vnrione places aotno oi the delo»
train: it the Into nitoruoon brought up
it report that Harry llarit Willi not
wanieli lor nitorncy nonorai llt‘li‘illlltl‘
oi oppoeition or laboring moo. batted
on teoithln oi hie note an labor cont-
tniaai nor. and oi llllltilluiln men he-
eiluttooi hiu notwontutlttnl attitude on
the public utiiltloa counnlnaion bill. A
conference followed and the it"airtlold
county dolenuton declared for oily
linear John ., hinhl tor attornoy
atelier l. 'l‘hie o a minor combina-
tion. or Light, ‘a doclerotl to ho a‘
timid In illllll. while the Norwalit dolor
sail hi ior Late. Another footnro
wee l tit (inventor Wooittt had dotting-t
ed thit he would appoint the come -'
tlon omineo tor the tmuplred term.
The outnhllahment oi'mldo an the
llmittttlon or damages for death should
be abolished. ‘ ‘
'l‘ho workinsman. ltnbiootod to poril
not oxiotlna when our present mm
were adopted. ahonld item the pro
teetlon at an employers‘ liability low.
end We pledge ottreelvee to the count.
imam oi law: to meet title humane’
en .
'I‘he novel-nor oi Connecticut should
have a real veto. to he act aaida only
is: a vote at two-thirds oi each branch
tho genera aeaetohly. and a con-
1
‘atitutlooal amendment to thin adept
should be enacted ea 11 rte bible.
, 't'he inoomlnglwlxore‘ehm nae
D
t
at
oi th attorney general. .ludne Holt,
comb havlntt [one to the auperlor.
court tench. lt-waa known that owing.
to in selection oi Hr. Ruaeull. oi New
Here . for attorney general on the.
Dem ratio ticket that the Republicani
lead.‘ not! asked the governor to do,
lay a appointment until the choice,
oi th oonvontinn t«tau known. Then.
than it. lilanop’a name wee brought;
i'orut rd ‘
*“W .
Th ”Offlllklbfllh‘“ team nae
oi .1 their neaaen. Mint-tie 'a lame
with e Weatpopte area the not con-
“ to“: “w rumor:
tree , me on
v! , alblt’he element Path din
.. ‘
70>
t l‘lnlod at
"Willi? on .- EAU CTION
l
{Household Furniture
All pardons indohit-d in bold rotate are ‘
rottueatod to motto immediate pnywl _ Nomu“
mm m“ i. 11% a u it i
bill. . EH8. . t
til-I 2! till it Administrator.Tsaturday‘ Sept 17‘ [0
‘ AT 1 P. M.
have neared the
order ,
IS
no. notorious prone.
M 81 HYA
, nos. 3 and 5 ohznrrn BUILDING. nonwaut. CONN.
Sweaters are in'Demand
With the coming of the cooler evenings. the convenient and comiortahlo Coat Swaatora are indispensable
Ladies" Coat SWeaters---grey, cardinal, White
$1.98- $2.98 «$4.50 - $4.98
Men’s Grey Coat Sweaters---strictly all wool
A Bargain at $2.25 ,
Boys' Grey Coat Sweaters, warm and durable garments
$1.25 - $1.35 - $1.50 .
:Tristrarn & Hyatt, ' . Norwalk, Conn.
a...“ ..., .. . m... .....
The ilonrd oi ltoglatrnru ior tho i‘ity ,
of South Norwuik. Conn. will hold a‘
,n, w....~..........‘.... .M . . .. . .,......... v.
1.—
“.0... 1 . .‘L‘....~..w.n .. . am... , w.-. ...
.1e81ger Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
1
public uoeelon at the Town Court room. 3
linvilnlld altool. In imitl oily. un Wed-t
noedur. Seplonthrr 2.“. 19m irom two ‘.
12) until nix tut o'clock p. m... to cor-
rect 1hr rotlnr. lilh All names to be
added or m-nood irom enitl list must
be handt-tl to i‘itr t‘lcrk John .I. (‘uneo
on or boittrn nix tt‘ti o'clock p. in, Mon-
day. September 26, prorotllnu election.
South Nero-elk. (.‘onn.
September lit, lino.
RUFUS 1. SMITH.
JAMES M. (l‘illliiiN.
RH 20 27 Roadshow.
"SA-ll?"
lit the Storage Warehouse of
L J .5 Reynolds
Main Street 'and Gregory nice
The following will ho ottltl: (‘om-
blnation booitrnao not! willing dealt.
dining tuition and choirs. rmltore.
stands. parlor null. enamel both; and
springs, matlroaooo, handsome plot
plane. one (on range. our» kitchen
range in “no condition, parlor hooters.
carpets, mailing. rune. dishes, cooking
ntonaila. bureaue, bedroom units, Ieulh~
or conch. one parlor organ
late Rain or Shine
JOHN W. OCULLIY.
..._..~.. ..
Auctioneer
flu“... .... ..- -..-..,
There will be dancing thin ovonlnu
at tho Enlrr Nona Cl 1 on tho llorlon
Point road. it In oxpeciod that the al-
ieudunre will be large.
Norwnlit hovel, Nu. 'idil, Carpenters
and .lolnora. oi Ntirwnllt, held their
l‘i‘mllitl‘ huelttt‘uu meeting liiiii ovoninii
and transacted routine huninotlu.
It In humun nature to sympathise
with tho untior donwuntll hr getn iiclt‘
od.
canorr TERMS '
Fully supported by our guarantee and
42\ years of fair and square service
' to the people of The Norwaiks
CASH PRICES
‘ School Suits for Boys
and
Dresses for Girls
DRESS A CHILD WELL AND lT IS FILLED WITH
BELF-REfiPECT. IT MOVES AMONG ITS COMPAN-
IONO WITH A FEELING OF EQUALITY. A WELL-
DREOBED CHILD i8 A CREDIT TO iTS PARENTS.
This is a Complete Children’s Store
AND EVERYTHING l8 AVAILABLE UPON
Our Popular Easy Payment Plan"
The Easiest Terms for all
[—7
.i
Webster Describes
HAT
”AI n (favor for the Head”
and thouannda of mature oi ‘
CROPUT I KNAFP HATI
pronounce them the ileet “Govern"
to be had.
Bold in Norwalit only at
noon:
.86 Weanineton at. death Namath
9‘?“
L. PODILIFOKY AMAULTID. 5
Countable .l. .l. iloodwin wan chili-1| annual hold titty of Clinton Commend-
oui of bed Iaet night about 12 o‘clock
in so in ideal Norwalit on account oi an
nearuu committed on L. Pwumtngl’i'h‘l by
' , a it one a - ,
xxxfim": 03,283, 3f 5:“ Worthing- iinvcn, will iorm in line at 2 oclocit
logit‘md Forttatreote. q
9. noun . I n more ,
rommiilod about 1‘3 o‘clock within a u about parado- There may also be a
tow foot of Polndrsflky‘a pint-o of hull-l lil’lOl‘l parade Ill South Norwalk. Tittl-
Ho complained that he had
been utoood and subjected to an att-
aanlt by hand all well. , ‘
thrown down a bank. The mom 01"
two men Implicated in the aiiair are
known and it in expetced they will be
nrreated today. i
It to elated that the men who com-
l'nlttfid the “innit are Iin the ‘hablptooi'
roouenine to prove p r - ‘
street. it la also raid that that have ' your father were only . .
been keeping paneletolty in continual .ho would have to go back to the dillro
term by demand: (or money with 'at night. what would he be doing.
which to "run: tho growlor.”
What little satlaiaction there muet
he in getting drunk to a dent and
dumb than!
can't nettle great problem by’ takiht
Joseph DaVis " 3"”: ”bar manuAtchleoo titan.)
Home chaudaere seam to think they
are ehowlngtha volition penile amolo
incur...
-.
w -a. ...._..
Arnnitt'menin are complete [or the
my. Knights Templar. of Norwalk Fri-
dny afternoon. The Knights hentltzd
the Second Regiment Band of Now
,ut the asylum, corner at Wall and
my been: launch tomato and will probably haw
loy care will take the party to the Littl-
low monument on the Gregory Point
road. irom which point. automobiles
will be utilized in oompiotlng the if")
to Shore Haven, where dinner will he
carved at 8 o'clock.
A teacher was trying to explain the
idoneera oi overwork to one oi tho
emailer pttpile. , ‘
“Now, Tommy." nho nurtured, "it
all day and said
Hie hat was.
"'i‘hal’e what'ma wanta to honor-u»;
LIie.
.,M~. _
"Angelina, would you be willlne to
tilt on ilie’a undo with me until the
dual atom?” . .
“it wouldwerw—de‘ art upon the
amount of and: "-- oledo Timed.
Knicker-flae Jones an unto-data
henneryt
Bookerml’a‘:
on the real
*fi
He can’t nine and he
rem-amat- v...
not join; up on the the lien lave the “I. .
Norwalk Chronicler