1111111 customers and our 1111a-
' 1 torn-rs to us.
Our Linea or
School.
Shoes
are now complete
Creamers
Louusbury 8r
Soules
Educator
Boston School
“Nox ’Em All”
Oraiax
The Outeraoln and lnnsnoles
are Oak
The Heels and Caunters are
' Solid Leather
CONNEALLY
lsut 11111111111 you
want 1‘
“Of course it lat--
11111 here’s where you not it
The Harris 81 Guns Co
__ 721
68 Water Street
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Coal
"Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from 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
1' Hazleton Goal
II. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
BRACKEN
II wseumoroa eraser.
aourn NORWALK.
receptions ass-1
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ngOU ARE LOOKING FOR
J.Fr'esh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
BOIBOD
PEACHES for Canning
a Specialty.
CANNES. OIOARB. TOBACCO Ind
CODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
TOI. 027 179 Willi. 8t. Bridge.
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COAL
OLD COMPANY‘S COAL is
one of the best sellers and we
have put it into hundreds of the
but cellars hereabout, to the great
ntlsiaclion of the owners thereof.
We have several other varieties
too that leave nothing hut 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
customers. many of whom have
bun with us throughout the
‘yura.
We'ro'expecting an order from
YOU very soon.
Dont Spend
all
Li
1
Our Children 3
SCHOOL
SHOES
are the "WALTONB." Every pair
warranted solid leather
85cts to $1. 75
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169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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NOTIGE'
Anyone having
Empty Cases,Kegs,etc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call for some
Mag her Stu—Flynn
1‘ .i8 \t'agahington lit. Phone 542 I
SPECIAL SALE
Imperial Cambric Lon-
don Court
Stationery
15c a Box
lluiotl or l’laln
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUllc ITDII.
Donovan Block. 188 Washington It.
It wart incorrectly eluted yesterday
that tho liay Nursery Whirl Chill was
holding 11 morning at tho Norwnik
itountry Club. 'l‘hc llt'ill should havc
rcttd tho Knob Club. The club 111111 111
this Knob and thc 11111111111111. was spool
in card playing. ultcr which a bottn
tt-ouu dinner was norm-ti. tho int-n be-
im; [ll‘t‘iIl'Ill for this latter part or tho.
1111111111111 This ltflt-l‘l'itltlll at I o‘clock
tho citiiro t‘lllli will on out for 11 sail
in tho bout of Wilfred llodwoli. the
Marion. and will enjoy their supper
durintr the null. and will continue to
1111i this 111111111111 I11 the moonlight.
M111. .1. i‘lusc. of Franklin nvonue.
and Miss Valentine. of Booth Norwalk.
chnpcronod a party of twenty young
people 1111 a at raw rldc. Tuesday oven»
lna. They were. ontortnlnod at the
rcnldnncc of Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘heodorc
W1.laht at 81111110111 and all had 11
s in the y envelope.
ltl): every week 1
South Norwallt Savings Bank
mmcmmru‘nanwnm
most enjoyable time
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Every Cent
it even
e
38 SOUTH MAIN STREET:
11111111 11an111.11 ‘
town
as. Mluaa' Dresses, Children: and
Nicht Gowns. Vesta. stilt Gloves,
'l‘I-tl LAQT SALE OF QUMMIR ooooa AT GREATLYIIEDUOID
PRICES. it is not the kind or merchandise you find in every store in
it is in a class by itself. perfect in every detail The stock to
be unloaded at reduced prices consists 0: Ladies' Bulls. Ladioa' Dress-
Cloth Coatu. White Linen Skirts and Cloth Skirts. Muslin Petticoats.
handsomest line or “Waista in town.
Girls' White Dresses. Linen 0011111.
Corsets, Corset Covers, and the
tints in both stores. ‘
111111 11111111
Mrs. John H. Blake.
Mrs. John ll. Blake. of 1111 Main
street, Norwuik, died this morning in
the Bridgeport hospital. after an opera‘
tion in that institution. yesterday. The
remains will be brought to the home or .
her slider. Mrs. Charles Soodeld, at the
corner of East. 11nd Wontport avenues.
this afternoon. The deceased is sup
rived by her husband, her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Smith.
of Bridgeport. and b1 the following
brothers and stator: liuroid Smith. of
lttooklyn; Francis Smith. of "ridge
port; ilnrvoy Smith of Norwalk; M1'.s
(Tiltnrlos Scout-id. of Norwaik: Mrs. S.
i), Adora and Mrs. George Parkoiou. of
Bridgeport. and Mrs. Charles Skid-
more, 01 Northporl. l.. l. Mrs. lllalte
has 11 large circle of friends who will
mourn her loss greatly and who are
extending their sympathy to her hus-
band. She was thirty-five years of
11111:. The funeral services will be held
from St. Mary's church Saturday more.
hint; at it o'clock. and in the inlcrtnont
will follow in St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of Miss Roberts.
The funeral services over lilo rc-
malus of the info Mitts 13111111 Roberts,
of Ihr- East iiocktt road. who lllf‘tl while
visiting in blast lice. Mann. for her
health. wcro hold yesterday nitcrxloon
from tho rottltlcncc of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs, Morl‘cii Roberts, oi the East
Rocks road. There 11113 11 Inl‘gc iti-
lt'ndancc of friction and there were
11111111 large and bountiful floral decoru-
lions. The young lady was bolorcd by
all who know her, Rho 111111 11 11111111-
itct' oi the .\'orn‘nlk Methodist church.
and Rot, Frunk ll. 'i‘ori‘cy. of Hull
church. oillciatoii til the scl'ricca. 'i‘itc
rcmnins of tho dcccnscd Wore interred
in itircrsitlc ccmclt-ry.
Funeral of John D. Kimmoy.
The funeral 11 trvlccs of tho iuic Joint
ll. Kimmcy. 11 dlotl at his residenci-
at the corner of West Avenue and
Arch strcct on Saturday last. \vorc
Itcid yctttcl'diu hitcrnmm at 2:3"
o‘clock from his late homo. The full-
crui “‘11s 1111c of tho iul'ttcst cvcr hold
in .\‘olu-oih and this 111111 doc to the
loci Ili.t| .\ir. it’lmmcy hurl 11 boat of
lricnde in 1111111. 'l‘ltc ftlncrtli scrriccs
11'1'1'11 contiuctctl by tho Rcr. Frank I).
'I'ltrrc)’, 1111111111 oi the .\'nrwaih Molllu
dial church, and were very imprcsnivc.
Tho t't'ltlttins unro intro-rod in thc Riv-
oraldc t't‘lllt‘lt‘I‘y immcdiulciy follow
ing lllc sct'ticcrt 111 the house and the
burial wait conducted with tho Mason-
cut front the Norwnlk Club. of which
organisation Mr. Klmmcy hurl boon a
mcmbcr. 11nd ihorc was also quite a
largo ticicoullon from til. John's
1.0111111. No. 171. A. I“. and A M. of
which lhc deceased was also 11 mom-
mcmbcr. 11ml thcrc was also 11 More
flt‘lPKulltlll from St. John‘s Lodge. No,
ti, .\ it“. and A. .\l., of which the ric-
ccuscd was also 11 member. Hutltlnomc
liorol decorations wrro sent from
lhcnc two organisations. and thorn
wow 11 great many other beautiful
flowers from friends. testifying. as
nothing ciao would. to tilt“ lliltll cri-
tccm in which the dccouscd was bold
in .\'oru'nlk
REPRESENTATIVE BUSH DEAD.
\‘PM' 1111131 ‘dcpt i'1~ (‘harics K.
liush. 11 lttcluhor of tho innl gcncl‘ni
Ilrirll‘llllli)‘ iroln flrnllllc. and 11 l1111'11-r
of local prominent. tiictl tctiuy. nllcr
an llincss cxtcltdinp through n 1111111-
ltcl‘ of 11'1111k11 lie was prosecutor in the
borough of Wont iinrcn. Air limit was
unntlrc11111111111111111111111ill-1tilth 1111111
in tho House Mr. litttth rtt'l‘Vt‘d on tho
ludicinrr colltlnillor.
NEW CANAAN MAN DEAD.
NEW FAN/KAN, 811111. li1.~-Mnr1th11ll
t-I. llrixgs. prunidont of the Williams
hurt: t‘lly Flrc Insurancc (111111111111, of
New York. and rtenlm member of the
llrm of M S. llrlpas 11. Company, of
that city. tiloti at his 1111111111111 homo
horc last night of oodomn of tho lit-art.
ilc was about '1‘7 yours tlltl. Mr.
ilriguh, who was a nulivc of New York
city. wuu nutrricd llfly roars 111111, but
iliit wlfo died 11 your after the mar-
ringc.
STOLEN AUTO FOUND.
l-I'I‘AMlt‘Ollll. Hopi. Ill-«Alt onto»
mobile owned by Arthur Raymond.
which was stolen from a garage horn
inst night. was found dcuorted on the
(‘11s (fob road tmlny. Three ovnrcoats.
three miles 11nd the tool» Wort! miss
inn frotn the "turbine. The authori-
tlcs ttrc looking for Richard Vaughn.
tornierly cmpioyori 111 the person on
suspicion that he. may know some
thing about the affair.
llouis Hendricks. formerly well-
known in Norwnik, whom he resided.
111111 in town this morning grueling old
frlcntls, lie is now employed In tho
tiruphophonc faulory in llridpuport.
but has recently left St. Vincent‘s hos-
pital where he 11111 taken after bolus
injured 111 his work. lie was standing
near one of the automatic machines
witch suddenly 11 large bolt broke and
struck him in the lace. renderin him
unconscious. He threw up his ands
when he tell and his left hand went
into the soaring of the machine. it
11111 badly federated and he has been
in the hospital two weeks. He is so»
back this afternoon. when the doctors
will decide whether or but It Will be
necessary to stimulate the thumb.
“we...“ “mn—
11—1....
The bobble effect is soon on the
trained soon. the 111an of hllfoo be
in: edged filth a band that 0holds both
a and 11111111 clean about the test.
strain tailing from Mar.
u‘nt
GLOVERS’
THE PLACE
i
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STYLES
We invite your
Inspection
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UTORITY 511111.51
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“WEAR GHOED THAT PIT"
Two Stores.
Norwalh So. Norwsik
Just Published
”fl...“
“I’ll Wait at Heaven’s
Gate, S eclheart.
for do"
\i'ortitt by it‘lorcncjc Iiclic Amicrson,
Music by i'ml {ion 8. lilluton
20c
, _ 1 . . . .
ROTHBARTH warns QUICK TRIAL
NEW YORK. Scpl. li’1.-«lirokcn in
aplrlt, Adolph ltousharlh. rcprcocnw
tlvc in Amer“ 11 of the hop dcaiing llrm
of iiolhhnrlh and Company. who c1111-
fcnscti to swintiiln the banks ottl of
hourly "50.01111 cool down word from
hi1: coil in the Tomb: prison today that
h1- "didn‘t want 11 inwycr" and that the
sooner his trial was over tho quicker
ho could pay the pantry. "All i want
is a quickiriui." said Rolhharth. who
contcaactl that by means of false rcpr
reticulation of crcdil hc has ohinlncd
thousands of dollars from banks to
furnish 1111 lillnttct'citoftll stock opccuin-
lion
Auk 111111' Ilt’llicv [or 11 011111
All locul Ilt'lilt'ih
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FISH AND THE MIAT DILLB.
Among all tbt nltItlt-a of food 1111ch1
in this country the price of liah to tho
«onutlmor lntn utltuncctl loss than any
nlhcr «luring the lust qusrlci oi u can
“It‘ll. 80 far it in almost thc only por-
mancnt factor in the cost of ll1111g,11or
docs it show symptom of any 1111
mediate increase or diminultion '1 ho
outclncnt might perhaps I111 tilspulcd
I11 thonc who buy fresh fish in the
ulnrkctn of tho north Alinutit 111111
hoard cities. but lilo price of frcnlt “rill
111111 always 11111111111911 with the supply
ohtuluablc on the particular tiny thu
the cultsltmor contort It. and has thoro-
l‘oro iitliu or nothing to do with gonor-
nl conditions. Print is horn on uritit-
meilcal prnhicm depending on tho
number of 111111111411 unloading lluh; tho
more vessels at tho wharrcs the lower
the price of fish at the hub market and
the ions 1111111111 in be divided among
tho crews of tho rcascls. Fluctuation
1111 it docs 11111111 in the canton of 11 low
hours the bluluutt price of 11 1111111
mackerel today is 111115 about what it
Would Illi'l horn 111 only- -flvo yours aim
and so ill the lowest
The nail llsh industry in I! different
matter In which the nioutiinctts of
price hll almost lilc Imntmnltiiity of is
shit llsh when clnipsrotl with a ilm
one. it is this phase (If tho tlshorlcs.
roorossntod 111 a yearly output from
(llouater. Masarhuss’tts. of about
forty million pounds of suit halt. to any
nothing of somothln otnr ton mil-
lion pounds of plckl that has in the
quarter of 11 «1111111111 grldutiily Includ-
od every state in llregtlnlon as 11 mar.
kel for fish 1111111 11111111111111. a 1111s-
hoard city of summer residents who
flatter themselves it would be dead
without them. 111111 of a thriving old in.
dustry. now in process or 1111111111111-
tlon. whose peculiarity is that the
Matter the town looks the busier it is
in reality wrrom "Deep ties Fish Cut
(lost. of Living.” by Ralph Barxohgron,
in Technical World “mills
MW
That roubles you had as 11 rounds
tor finally look like a good limo,“
you had as nyounpter Ilnllly look
1.11” a good time, 1111 you tools book at
out.
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
Sweaters are in Demand
A
With the coming of the cooler evenings. the convenient and comfortable Cont Sweaters are indispensable
Ladies’ Coat Sweaters-«grey, cardinal, white
$198 $298- 8450- $4.98
Men’ 3 Grey Coat Sweaters---strictiy all wool
A Bargain at $2. 25
Boys’ Grey Coat Sweaters, warm and durable garments
$1.25- $1.35- $1.50
«SALE--
of
Household Furniture
at the Storage Warehouse of
L. J. Reynolds
Main Street and Gregory Place
Norwalk
“WW-“M
Saturday. Sept. 17,310
ATIPHM
Tho folionint: villi l1c sold:
(‘11111
dining lnblos and
stands, parlor 111111.
springs. mattresses. handsome plor
clans. one 111111 rangc. cnc kilchcu
“11111211 in line condition. 1vn1lnr hcutcrn.
t-urpcts. 111111111111, runs, disltcs. cookint:
olcuaiio, liurcnus. bedroom 11min, lcslh~
cr couch. 11:11» 111111111 111111111
Sale Rain or Shine
chairs, rorkcrre.
r-numci Iictln and
JOHN W. SCULLEY. Auctioneer
City Assessment
Lists
.\'otlct- is hereby (iron that the t‘ily
Iorlgml with 11111 by tho (‘Ily Anucttttcrs.
illttpociinli of 11111 poison linhic to talc
11111111 in this 1111.111 my oliicc.
South Norwnilv, t’tmn. Scutcmbcr
in, 1910.
.ll)ll.\' J ('1'th
111:. 2': . 1‘111- ctr-1'11.
1:11.011 tho lirllioliilln' -(lld son of
Mr. and Mrs. (‘tilmt Flt-womb, ol .\‘mw
Walk. fell from his fathcrrt‘ porch on
Tuesday and badly 0111' his lip. lie was
standing on tho stoop and suddenly
111111 ills baiancc and foil hood fort-moat
down the limo stops landing on on
iron arrangement for scraping the mud
from one'n shoes. his tip was cut
clear through and had to ho sowed
with seven slitciion before it was our.
1'1111sluliy cioscti, Dr. William .1. Tip
191- 111111 callcri immediately and at
remind the 1hll1i.sewlny lht1 iniury as
mentioned show Tia injury will
1111111111111 lulu/c 11 «car upon the child‘s
111cc. Although therc is the possibility
that ho will out urow if.
«I!
Webster Describes
HAT
"All 11 (favor for the Head"
thousands of Wearors of
CROFUT A KNAPP HATS
pronounce them tho liost "Covers“
to ho had.
fluid in Norvmlk only tit
and
Joseph Davis
(’5 Wflhifllmfl It. Booth Norwalit
“MI “100 “W
Tristram & Hyatt,
AUCTION
bluntion 1101111111111 11ml “tiling ricstlt,‘
Aswssmcnt Lists for litltl have born.
and the same will remain opcn to the '
.Norwalk, Conn.
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks
CREDIT TERMS
Dresses
DRESS A CHILD WELL
SELFRESPECT.
This is
AND EVERYTHING
Rmkofclicr, on his sovcn
inst month. told 11
John ii.
t1=lirst birtbdui.
t'iovoiand reporter 11 golf story.
“Golfing in 1111111111111 one bright
winter day." hc said. "i had tor caddie
11 boy who didn‘t know mc.
"Au uttfortuunlc alroko landed mo in
n clump of high 51111111.
“ ‘My. my." 1 until. 'whul 11111 I to do
11111112"
“ ’91111 lhni Illcl'tt Ircu‘." vairl lilc imr
pointing to '11 tall tree a mile away.
'Woli. drive 111 rnlrzhl for thm.‘
"I iol‘loti vigorously and furlunulolt
my ball 11111111111 up Into the air. it innd
oil. and It roiled right on to the pod
ling moon
"‘How'a that. my hoy?‘ i cried tri-
"11111111111111.
"The caddie stared at me with on
vlons eyes.
"'Dee. boss. he said, 'lt i had your
strength and you had my brains what
apair tor a foursome wen msks.’"- --
Detroit Free Press
Mill. PENALTY.
Mrs. Panama—Henry. what punish
moat should be meted out to 11 man
who Names in 11 woman and then
returns to marry her? Panama-«tie
should be compelled to marry her.«-—-
Exchange.
my... “mmtgga- .
Miss Altos Foley. of Daltiyn‘s hair
cry, continues ill at» her bottle.
School Suits for Boys
and
iT MOVES AMONG ITS COMPAN-
IONB WITH A FEELING OF EQUALITY.
DRESSED CHILD IS A CREDIT TO ITS PARENTS.
a Complete Children’s Store
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
casn mucus __'
for Girls
AND IT IS FILLED WITH
A WELL-
i8 AVAILABLE UPON
"i had thought that it was peculiar
1 to human nature to regard that which
one has as of loss value than that.
which one has not. but i had reason
to chmuro my opinion the other day."
said 11 visitor to the 1.00.
"A keeper tossed tour pieces of mcnt
into tin- den of two gray wolves. (loo
blnco landed on the roof of tho lilielicl‘
house. and 11 wolf with 11 ltiilio folc
It": passed over the pieces on the
ground and standing on his hind 1111111,
tried and tried to not that on the roof
which was just out of reach The oth
er hungry Wolfe gave his attention to
the pieces on the ground and disposed
of all three Going over to tho bonito.
I111 sniffed for a moment and thou
sprang upon the roof. ate the fourth
piece and stretched out tor repose!
New York 81111.
A VORAGIDUI MONITEII.
The most voracious of all marine
beasts of prey is the 01011. or ktlior
whale it reaches 11 ion h of New
live (eat. and its laws riatls with
teeth from four to six Inches long and
as sharp as a dirk knife. l digestive
power is proportioned to he tremons ‘ ‘
dour eiiloacy of its laws. it seems also
to be an atrocious uiutton. as one spec.
linen examined contained in its stom-
“111 thirteen porpoises and fourlosn
so I.
Norwalk Chronicler