recently moved into his new home in
Newhury avenue, is spending the day
New York city on basins
i
iversldu
goo
mos, of Ponshkeepaie. N. Y., for a
ew days. --
1’ for Fall and Winter wear.
il‘ancy Plaid- for Children’s Dresses.
E K BANKS , ”Qhoice Fowl, 220 1b.; Routing
W Cbiokens,2lio lb Hayee' Mat
MA , H0 I. I K. ‘Dr. Charles G. Bobann n, of South
} 1 ”938% WW“. WWW Main street. drove to the? Greenfield
Hill Fair yesterday in his automobile.
file was accompanied by his chauffeur.
haries (tray. .
.vilooon Jars 80c don. 1“. BL. is Co
Jerry Aboard. who seriously cut his
hand in the Boston Store while repair-‘
lug shelves. with a sharp chisel. is
feeling much improved. Tile hand
pains him much less.
The work on the Wall street paving
is being carried along quite rapidly.
The North side of the trolley tracks is
now torn up and the portable vaicth,
that was temporarily placed in front ‘
of the residence of w. B Burnell has
been removed, the trolleys now using.“
both tracks.
1““:
mines McEiroy‘s new house is re-
pidly nearing completion.
Miss Jeanette OBrlen. of Bridge
art is spending a few days with
rl'ends in Norwalk.
Howard Ciehrman. of hGiehdenning s
pharmacy. is spendingtli egsy in Mor-
ristowrr, N. J., on buein
Miss Helen Fl u. of Crescent
iliisni ii. Raymond in. who has A
street, spent the evening in Westport
last evening with friends.
-~Raw Sugar, 20 lbs. :1. F D L. & Co.
Mrs. George L. Dufault has been on
tertalning her sister, Mrs. Daniel .1.
Shoe, of Nashua. N. I~l., for two weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Hull and Miss Sarah M
Hull, of 162 Deer illll ayenue, Dan
bury. hae returned from a week's stay
at Bell island.
Men from the Connecticut Company
installed a new switch at the corner oi
Main'and Wail streets on the Winni»
peuk line this morning between cars.
——Choice Fowl, 220 lb.; Roasting
Chickens, 26c lb. Ilayes' Mkt.
Edward Koch, of Franklin street.
who is employed in the George Hutch»
kiss Sous Beet Company, Port Chester
spent last evening in South Norwaik
with his parents.
Mrs. K. L Prentiss, of Woodwmd
Park, is recovering from an attack of
typhoid. Although she has been in bed
six weeks she is doing nicely now and
hopes to be up in a few wcoks.
’l‘he Roton Point orchestra will hold
a benefit dance at Reton. this evening.
An orchestra of twelve pieces will for
nlsh music for dancing. Tickets are
25 cents. ‘Dancing until 11:10.
~New assortment of Caps. O‘iirien,
Yesterday was the day that has come
down in history some proper time for
the shelving of that good friend of the
summer, tho straw but, and but few
of them were seen upon the street to-
day.
Miss irenc Miller and Miss Elsie
Suloliif have returned to their homes
in Newark, N. J.. after a twu weeks“
vihlt with Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, of South
Main street, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Horst, of Spring street.
. ~—-Muson Jars 60c doz. FAIL. & Co.
A Prohibition conVenilon held in
Danbury, Tuesday, nominated Rev.
ldiisha z. Fills, pastor of the Advent
Christian Church, of that city. for con
gross-mun for the Fourth 'i‘llsttidl. E. E.
Gale, of Stamford, was scol’etury of tin
convention. . ‘
Norwnlk members of "Companies 1
B and the Band." at the First Conuuc
ticut Heavy Artille have received no
tification tor the. mural reouuion ot
those organizations. which will be hold
at the Hotel Stratflold, Bridgeport on
Wednesday, October‘ 12.
~~Slroulder Steak. tile "1.; loan Pot
Roast, 12c lb. Hayes“ Mitt.
Mrs. George 1. Dufnuli iogcthor
with her daughter front: and sister.
Mrs. Daniel .i. Siren, leaves today on
a iivo days‘ trip up the Hudson. They
will visit Albany and Troy. On their
return they will visit Conny island.
This oveulng they will witness the pore
formuncc at the Hippodrome.
The condition of Alexander 8. Mc-
Lean who loll the Danburt hospital
on Tuesday and is now at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs David Mc
i..can 78 Door iilli avenue, Daubury.
is no less favorable than it has been
and the gradual improvement in his
‘health both physical and mental, con
tlnuos.
-~Dont forget benefit dance. Roton
Point orclrestra,.tonight. 26 cents.
Fashion strives each year to excel
its portormnnr o of the past. How many
didicultios it must overcome may he
surmised when you see the lovely
neckwonr,.includlng the new Persian
efforts on display at N. iii. Ryan Co. a
stow This firm is also showing the
latest ‘rrontions n auto veils. lace
veils, auto bean and silver mosh
bags. at interesting tiguree.
'l‘hero will be an excursion on Long
island Sound, affording a line call of
sixty miles ext Sunday afternoon.
The steamer tosedhlo will leave the
South Nor-walk Iteamboat dock at 1: 30
p. m., and there 'wiil be an orchootrul
concert with dancing on board the
boat. All participation are assured of
a pleasant time. Tickets, only twenty-
five cents each can he purchased at
the dock
«Green Peppers idc don.
Lawton I: Go.
The water commissioners of Nor
walk were seen his morning in regard
to the water a poly in the (traps res
ervoir The supply in the Scott reser-
voir has been exhausted. They stated
that titty Engineer ohms. N. .Wood
spent the entire day at the reservoir
yesterday, and that the water was now
down seven and one half feet There
is less water being consumed now.
however because of the cooler Wea-
titer. and Engineer Wood thinks that
the present supply may last one week
looser. if the people are ludicious in
their use of the water It‘ltl the WW
ther remains cool. The nerve is plow
inn to the city of Norwalk.
F. ll.
SALVATOR WCHARlOTT
General Contractor
newer. ws'ter work, grading. mason-
vrorit and rock excavation. listi-
ws cheerfully given on all centrist
Market.143 Washington gt.
case makers and builders,
dtubey. of Norwsik
wilest place in town to buy your
Sunday dinner is it the New York
The many friends of ii Lister Tun.
her, who returned to England in June.‘
to engage in business in his native
country. will be pleased to hear that
he is the julor member of the ilrm of
Conner; Turner, shop litters. show
lronmong-
er Row. Coventry. When he left here
he was one of the vestrymen and
‘er of Trinity Episcopal Church.
——‘ uction sale. Reynolds' Ware-
house, Main St. and Gregory Place,
Norwalk. Saturday. Sept. 17. See adv.
Mrs. Edward Eldrige and Mrs. S. T.
wont to Bridge-
port this morning 0 meet Mrs. El-
drige’s sister Miss Ethel Martin. of
Riverside avenue. who has been spend-
George Carr, of Mt. Sinai, l.. i.
will take the ferry across the Sound
to Bridgeport and inset her folks,
there, returning to Norwalk this even-
ing. ‘
«Gran. Sugar, iii lbs. 31.
Lawton halo. 1
George shochan, a former studont ut ,
the Norwaik High school. and a grad-
uate of Merrill’s business college, who
is employed by the United States (im-
ernment in the (histom House in New
York city. is spending a few days in
Norwalk at the home of his part-ills.
His mother Mrs. la. ltegeoitic, is sort
I“. i).
otisly ill at her home in Silllllllt'l'
stroot, and Mr. Siroehnn was cullod
hoe by this fact.
-(‘.hoico h‘tiwls, 23c 1b.. at Now
York Market.
At the (lately and Brennan sloro.
South Main street. new fall goods are
arriving daily and the display now on
hand will [mined the most critical
dresser. They .have clothing. shoes
and hats for every member of tho fan!»
lly. the styles are the latest. the fa-
brics are of the. best and the prices
are right. Beside all these induce-
inouts they will sell you on the Gilli)’
payment plan, so there is no reason
why the whole family cannot ho. well
and beeomingly dressed at a small
cosh outlay. Note the specials in tho
adv. today.
~8ATURDAY SPECIALS.
Small Legs Spring l..nmb 20c lb.
-~Choioo Native Fowl. 22in lb.
~~Prlme Rib Roast, loo to 20c lb.
Lean Pot Roast, Ho lb.
Squires‘ iiest Bacon. 25o lb.
Round Steak. 20c lb.
Sirloin Steak, 22-22% lb.
These are the best goods obtainable.
Nothing inferior.
PUBLIC MARKET.
32 So. Main 8t.
._ -. .. W ......-. ~__............. w..__.‘........~...»--——
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Pgeerloss to rent.
The two classiest and heat riding
cars on the market, with an expert
driver,‘ for three dollars an hour.
witho mini-um charge of live dol-
lars. Anyone can afford an auto-
mobile ride at this price. Got your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
12 North Main It
ll
A Prominent Merchant of Stamford.
(loom. Writes the Following
Itrono Testimonial:
“i guess not. null have n'iy home in
all the papers, tied to a recommenda-
tiou.‘ Yell. you may have the cones;
i won't require them. No sir; i did
not use anything but llr. Dick's Medi~
clue and have no rheumatism now.
"ALEX. WEED."
GRAY BROS.
Manufacturers or im-
prode
8 0 D A and
Mineral Waters
’ITAILIBHSD ma
u—Om
1
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs. 1.
She .
inspect
Our adrefuliy selected stock. wide assortment and pride! that are beyond
the [arrest offered in this vicinity. are that mailingthia the store tor shrewd
buyers. We claim to save you from 10 to 20 per cent on ..
Furniture. Quests. durum oil Cloths
Rugs and Draperies
And the rapid and steady increase of mod proves beyond a doubt that the
public appreciates and reoosnlses good which We Vite careful Innoce-
tion of our store, stock and prices. You will iirrd it to year advantage to
make your purchases here
A. J. Collins “Co.
Funeral Directors and Embahners.
n18 North Main Street.
‘1
South Norwallt. Conn.
0.15,. Jacklson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
to WALL ITRIIT. PHONIM NORWALK.
THE llrlGl'l'l‘V COMBINATION
to open the business Man's Office?
A course in the
Merrill Business College
Will supply you with that Combinationg 4'
ENROLL NOW
So. Norwalk Stamford
*Port Chester
What’s New?
(‘omc here and see the latest creations in Smart Neck-
wear. including many Persian effects from 25c up.
Natty Auto-Bonnets. from $1.50 to $2. 50.
, (lesion and perform a similar service
Donovan Says Democrats and
independents Must tinito
“it there was eVer a time in the his .
tory of the state of Connecticut when
the people needed their strongest men
at Hartford. it is the present. and i
sincerely hope that the Republicansor
the Twenty-lifth senatorial district
will nominate States Attorney Stiles
Judson as their candidate." said form
or State Berrator Jeremiah Donovan. of
Norwalk. i
"i want to say right here. and you
may quote me without reservation.
that ii' the Republicans of the Twenty.
lifth district fall to do their duty in
nominating Senator Judson, then the
independent voters ought to come for-
ward and place Mr. Judson in nomin-
ation, and the Democrats ought to en-
dorse that nomination. i say this in
all sincerity as a Democrat.
Democrats Can Help.
“Out in Ohio and other states in the
West the Democrats passed resold»
tions in which to support insurgent!“-
publican candidates who had been
nominated against .ioe Cannon. That
was ill the interest of the people. i
think the Democrats of Connecticut
ought to be able to rise to the oc-
The most delicate favor you can
tiller the AutUmn guest is to serve
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale.
in behalf. of States Attorney Judson. The flavor tempts __ there 8 DO burning and
if he were nominated he would not be
a Republican senator or a Democratic ... “:ua rtin such :18 18 common in pcgpcr ginger
senator for the interests, like so many .n .
of thorn, but would be the soriator ak"'" he ingredients are the en andthe
from Connecticut, the senator for the blcndrn and carbonatm perfgctt‘ .im
whole people.
Just the Man Wanted.
"i believe Mr. Judson is just the
man the people want at this time in
the great battle for reform that is
coming. lie is a man of great ability.
What other lawyer in the state is so
much in demand? if a man is in iron-
Clicquo Club is both re reshing and
beneficial, and the man or woman who
serves it, immediately wins the guests'
approval.
Other Clioquot Club Beverages. with
the " CllcquOt" purity and flavors:
hie he seeks out Judson. if a big
_ business firm has an important case
to handle it goes to Judson. No man Birch Baal; gill?" 36“.
is more qualified to act as the counsel sullpifl I ,0“! “0‘0
- for the people in their great battle Lemon " ' '
. against the pulgilc service corporations
land special intoreats than Judson. modcbylho'aodgufir; Two“? 4
t r a M . “M “1'“ , '
on 1 D? {on 6.71.?" :2 th , acoMmlo-n tho but grocer Ill ER -.
sum} in i; r (iloo- r “mmmm l ‘.
pie to be able to command the servi'
cos of such a man. liut how else can
a great man serve his country than by
giving to it the bout of his powers?
There was tho great Pasteur who gave
the whole world the benefit of his die-
coveries when he could have used
them for mercenary gain There was
lfllt‘lll who used his Irrlgbtv talents to
reiiue the puiferings of the poorest
poopic The man who does this isl
roniiy great. i believe it is only at a
great sacrifice that Stilt-s Jason can
not. as senator. but i use believe that
it is the duty of tho people to see that
hils offer is accepted.
Should Maire It Unanimous.
I.
illitlllliililiili tortuous
.. Next Sunday Aftemo
The seasons honest {armies in Veils and Voiiings.
Tho “Btorm Guano" Auto Veil pariit ularly luoriiu mou-
iiou. it is a waterproof (‘hiffoo \‘oil, nlliil'lillim‘d to
be raiu~resistiux. and will protect your lirruiwonr
if you uro caught in a storm it I‘Olllt'rl in all tho
popular colors. is two yards long and our,» yard
wide. Price $2.50.
Other styles in Chiffon Veils. Doc to $4.50
Chantilly Lace Veils. vory stylish and dice-Hy.
32.00 each.
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
98c to
1 New Bicyc es
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another season
LUTHER M.WRIGHTS
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
I
so
m... “a...
The international Auto Wagon
in a spring delivery wagon. not a truck. We have tested the model now on
exhibition at our garage very (nrefuily, and those that have seen the dam-
onstration are smiled at its efficiency. .
iT WiLL CARRV A LOAD OF 1500 POUND. UP ANY GRADE IN THII
ViOiNTV and is faster and costs less to maintain than a horse
CALL AND LET US PROV! OT.
F. E. Lockwood 81 Co.
39 Wall St..--(’Phono) Garage Water St. ~Norweik. Conn.
WHEN
achOL
opens
Ar Theyfla
pith Bet p-
pto Soiree]
Yes. indeed it“ they have a pair
of our strait! dud stuudy
flatworms, til it x o r
Ali‘s d lemon lode
'i‘ ‘ .
P. 0. Box
fllw DANAAN. CONN.
3, . ”JuWNMuii,
”visits“. mans».
H
Vichy, Beltser. carbonic.» .
lee-rel. mi: FLYNN’S Do $3
SHOES
tester! W The new lines
we are lot are the but
over Wilden at the price. ates
tom
SHOT
yr. * a: yew. ‘ '1' '
‘ LJ.‘ ”6 :a-l r
,...
, John P. Studioy was ronomiuatod for
will do. but i fur. as i know the in g A SEPTEMBER 18 19“)
Elbe indcpoudonts and the Democrats
m“ "“"‘°°“ “m “mi" " "“"m’d Excursion Tickets 25c Leave Steamboat Dock 1:30 p. or.
alone] convention. lie has always
lought to do and i any to you without
Former Senator Donovan was do
hen a great admirer of the states at- - DRE a .
“litillteli arrayed against Mr. Judson. ‘ STEAMER ISABEL
{the slightest hesitation that it is the
:duty of the Democrats of the Twenty- 1
Bridgeport. yesterday to attend a
meeting of the Democratic congreu
toruey, having served him two terms
in the upper house when some of the . . .
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
The House of
tho influenws that would hate to have,
60 Mile Sail Up and Down the Sound
gflrih district to endorse Mr. .lhdson so
alonnl committee. which was called to
moot important measures were under
REAL Vaudeville
! him at Hartford. But i do know what
D B d
what the whole state may be sure of anCing on oar
name a time and place for the emigre».
~ , it?“ Mr “N may. 2‘
consideration.
The congressional convention was
called for next Thursday in ilridgo
po,rt and several delegates from The!
Norwslka will be in attendance
“Cant look well, eat well of feel
well with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pure with nor.
dock Blood Bitters. his! simply. this
exercise, keep clean, and you iwill have
long life.
ENGINE EXPLODEQ.
CAMRRIDGE. Mass" Sept. lawnm-
cut Lyons. of somerville. was serious- »
ly injured. and six others were slight ‘
iy hurt today. when an engine in the ‘
now Boylston street power house of
the Bordon Elevated Railway Com-
pany exploded. The explosion filled
the powor house with steam. and nonr-
ly every window in the shop was broh
on. Lyons and his his fellow work-
men were the only persons in the
house at the time. and they ware eith-
er cut by flying stool or unaided by the
escaping steam. The street car lot“
vice in this city. Somervliie. Million
and Brighton. was seriously impaired
by the explosion.
Hiltonhrllannon
in Ad Gull er. 's Militar§m Trevesty esty
beanie of Tod
M
ostT-hree
.‘i 6"
A tune of Everything
Pete Lawrence ’1‘.
..--——
JUDGE ITUDLIY IINOMINATID. ‘
NEW HAVEN. Supt lore-JIM”
judge of probate today at the Repair
lican district probate, convention. ‘
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove ~
IUMMBI TIMI TAIL!
On and After MONDAY. JUNI l0. mo
* The New and Gammon.
Steamer Huntington
clot. Wm. c. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave "autumn for Nam-tit Mom
2: pm nuizflamanfl
a?" Hostel?“ for litigant”, More
eye on r eye a a.
to so 9. m. M”
IXO‘JRIION TIOKITIJDO.
IlNOLI FARR. 400.
children a to 12 years. Imnloa Ila:
Iloole Faro 28o.
ironies of to: til-“ring on ”law”
. than in new
We” sure.
Norwalk Chronicler