' u y... have cultivated .’ mu a.
than pure. Caniiy,
OUR HOME MADE SWEET.
will certainly tickle your palate. AI~
wan trash and enticiill.
FALANE
Tel. 400. 51 Washington ‘2?
Will NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to--
night. Saturday increasing cloudiness
with rising temperature; light frost to-
night in moorland: moderate north
east winds. .The center of the area of
pressure has moved from the Lake re-
gion eastward to New England. It
continues to dominate the weather in
the northern section east oi‘ the Miss-
Issippl river. Disturbances are devel-
oping thls morning in the northwest
and on the South Atlantic coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY-
Temperature: Low, 66; high, 73.
Cloudy. ‘
All kinds of fresh fish at Cutbill's.
See adv.
Saturday chocolates at Stillson-Pow-
ell Corporation.
The Dicker-man adv. is filled with In-
teresting items today.
Joseph Hanford and family have
moved from Day street to North Main
street.
Last call on refrigerators will he
found in the Read adv. today. Better
read it.
Stoves. ranges and healers at all
prices will he found at F. A. Mitchell s
See adv.
There are numerous extra specials
in the Great A. a P. Tea Company
adv. today.
‘—~Fresh or Corned Plate, 7c |h.. at
New York Market, 143 \‘i'ashlugtou St.
Read about the special suit sale at
H. Kricgcr and Company’s. Particu-
Iurs in adv.
Miss Alice Foley, who has been ill
at her home. has returned to her do
ties in licitiyna bakery.
"Before doing your Saturday shop
ping It will pay you to road the United
Orticcry Company‘s adv.
~liaw Sugar, :10 lbs. SI. Ii‘.i).i.. (t: (‘o
I). Hart Weeks. of the local trolley
line, who has been enjoying scrotal
Xduys vacation. returned to his work‘
this morning.
Road about the Priestly
areas goods at. Trlstrum iii:
The adv. will give you full
Iais. [letter read It.
Pot Renal and Bolling I’Iet‘vrl an)
English
liyatt‘a
parlicir
old price. New York Market. Iii
Washington St.
Mrs. Theodore 0. Olsen. lcl‘I Iotlii)’
for Sill‘iilllic Lake. where she will moot
Mr. (list-n and they will spend a two
weeks vacation there.
l’nul ’i‘orpy has taken a position in
the fruit store of Morelli and Carbunc.
In Wall street. to succeed Christophcr
SIIOUIIIIH, reccutiy resigned.
—~Sol‘l Ilats, Soft l-Iuta. ()‘ilrien.
it you are looking tor a coat sweat-
cr for between seasons It will pay you
to look over the stock at. J. l. Mal~
Ictic'a. The adv. will give you prices
on swoatcrs, golf vests and Infant‘s
knit sucques. Better read it.
~~vShouldor Steak. 12c lIi.;
ltoasl. 12c lb. liayes' Mkt-
William F. Iioyt and Charles E.
lioyi. left. this morning for New Hav-
en, where they are In attendance at
the fall convention of the slate organi-
zaztion of thc lioyal Arcnuum, which
Is being hold at Mill s Homestead lio-
tel.
-—Ilou't forget benefit dance. lioion
Point orchestra, tonight. 25 cents.
The first coat of abostos shingles is
more than ordinary shinglcs. but they
never wear out. consequently tllo first.
cost la the only cost. ()ther shingles
have to be replaced at frequent littor-
vals. if interested read C. II. 'Ats-
tliorpe‘s adv.
aliamburger Steak, lZI/gc In; at
New York Market, I-ili Washington St
At the meeting of the Central Labor
Union, held last night at the Lyceum
In Washington street. a representa-
tive was named to represent the or-
ganization at the State Federation of
Labor meeting in Danbury. In Date»
her. President Bert J. Brunstrup, or
the (lairtral Labor Union, was named
for this honor. ”
“Auction sale. Reynolds‘ Warei
house. Main St. and Gregory Place.
Norwalk. Saturday. Sept. 17. See our.
David E. Disbrow reported last night.
at the meetingof the city council
that a limb had fallen from a tree in
West avenue and that had he been a
little closer he would have been killed.
He also said a limb had fallen lrom an-
other tree In the avenue and he was
of the opinion that it is up to the coun-
cII to look Into the dangerous condi-
tIOn of some of the trees.
«Roast Beef, 12m Ib.. at. New York
Market 143 Washington at.
Saturday Chocolates,
“ 25c lb.
lean l’ot
Your Automobile
INSURED
mlnlt tire anywhere in the United
States or moods.
for $2
per hundred per year. by
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINGTON crass-r. cou‘rn
nonwuk. noun.
TELEPHONI on
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
—soLb AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
onUo aroma
Time for K. D. Frames for next. sum-
mars boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 28- ~ft.,
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21- it. with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Very
cheap It bought now.
JOSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PointNorwnlk
I Extract Teeth
Without Pain
Some people doubt what I say about
my ability to do this because they
have unpleasant. recollections of ex-
periences with slinilar promises. Very
well. If I extract a tooth for you and
agree not to hurt you In doing so. and
do hurt you, then I shall not expect
you to pay me for my trouble.
is .it fair?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Norwaik
Hours: ii a. m. to 8 p. in. Sundays
by appointment only.
-J
THE
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GI R L8
Hillside. Norwnlk, Conn.
The School will open for the Fall
'I‘erm on Thursday, September is, at
nine o'clock.
College preparatory and ucncral
courses for older girls: kindergarten.
primary and intermediate dcparimcnts
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements.- madc for iucciluu chili
dren who usc the trolleys and for serv-
Iiug a hot “luncheonfi Terms and Illus-
Irattd circular on application
The i'rimipal may be spun at the
School any morning; ai'toi Scptcmbcr II
Margaret R. Brendiinuer, A. B.
CityNationaIBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
eusmsss
Capital
$100. 000.00
Surplus and Profits
$117,000 00
Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. int Vice- Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
We Make
Glasses
the right way. We have a i'hy-sli
Inn, who Is a Skilled liyc Specialist,
to examine your eyes. NO
(iii/tittiii‘. li‘Olt ItXAhliNA'I‘ith.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD CONN.
Open Monday &‘Saturuay Itvouinzs
... .-.. ....... .0.
Frederick ii Ambler, of Norwnik.
who has recunlly been conducting a
successful year with his aerial swings
at Lake Canohie, N. ll.. returned last.
cvoninu. lio will open his bowling
alley soon.
The Teacher
shows the boy how to do his
arithmetic, but It's up to tho
. father to teach him thrift.
A good way Is to start a sav-
ings account for him In his own
name and encourage him to and
to it.
TheSoutliNorwnlk
manslaughter cases with Attorney
Stiles Judson.
FOR SALE
10 room house. all improvements.
Steam heat. All in good condition.
Centrally located—«five minutes' walk
from South Norwalk station. Bargain.
9 rooms, all Improvements.
house.
town. $4.500.
H. E. Donn 8. Son
(incorporated) ..
48 WALL IT" NORWALK
Ladies;
Will SWIAI RS
$1.98 to $5
Golf Vests and
Children’s Sweaters. 50c and $1
Infants' Knit Sncques. 25c to SI
wwwa ......
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Mines Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
What 3 the Use
In smoking an Interior cigar. when
you can get the but for the some
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City, be
or The Nugget, 6c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALER!
D. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic in the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done In childhohd it
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life In the different organs and
.Irnbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
this disease and pain. and health In
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems In your body
Nervousnran. Rheumatism, Paraiy
sis,'iicart. Kidney and Female Illa
ohm are given special attention. slat
Curvature of the Spine. You will‘
never reuct ulvluit Chiropractic i
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. so. NORWALII
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Lake Ice
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brooksidc Lake Ice Co.
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
The Reed St Vplk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone snow-50 South min‘ Btroot
I5. Norwaik. Conn, Music Hall lilocit
David W Raymond
Funeral Director and Embnlmer
ll) North Main strut. South Not-walk
Residence. 6 Washington Direct.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone at house. 693.
Hotel Mahacitcmo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
IIRVIOI ANOOUIIINI 0' TD OAT!
RATIO a PI! DAY AND UWAIO
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Trust Co.
,~ #0th on minus
Attorney Lao Davis ls spending thoI
‘ tiny in Bridgeport In schist-once over
Final
hard wood floors. Stable and carriage‘
Excellent view of Sound antil
FALL
ARE ALL READY
i Whether you put Style first, or Quality, you ’ll
find our display of Fall Hats most satisfying.
We have all the correct styles in derbics in all the
t
correct proportions-
as well.
one: in our favor.
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
And alight: new shapes and shades in soft hats
As for Quality—compare our hats at
$2 and 33‘
with others at the same prices, and see the differ-
We are showing a splendid line of samples of
Fall woolens' in our Custom Tailoring depart-
ment. And we are booking many
Suits and Overcoats from men who
excellent tailoring and moderate prices.
May we Show you the new fabrics?
OUTFITTERS
TWO STORES:
HATS
era for Fall
now our
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
Do you suppose for a minute that
Not muchf
trade now, and
container ii pcl‘
{evil
for me. to his neighbor.
iionnio llorse Food
Dairy l-‘oed
(thick Feed
Poultry
Stock Feed
it In pcrnlnncnt trade that is valuable to me.
spent our. and to give him such good clean grain and
{va it in the iutnrc. and my aim is to make every
to treat h in so well all around that he will say a good word
It won‘t cost you anything to learn my methods—«will send special quo-
iailous at any time if you care to have them.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
when i got your order. that ends It?
I want your
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Frillliit". of it Im
Hll'cci. rrtiii'ncd humv last evening
after it Icli days trip through \‘cu
York stat.» 'I‘lwy t’Ir-Iictl in
and \IlIllii) and haw had a very in
joiaiilc trip.
Miss i-J IIItI Francis. of tliinoud. l-‘lor
IIII.I “ho has been \It‘iIIIIK retinitis in
trillhlfllliilil)‘. has Iic spending a ice
iiulu with Miss Ad liii‘ Naphvy. oi
(laborn menus, Oll,€ll'l‘ day back to
nor Southern homin, Silo sailed this
noon from New York I'm the Clyde llllc
sicaiiicr. lrouuoinc.
'i‘hc cinplovcs of ’l'ristraiu & llyail‘a
ston- are planning to hau- a line tlmc
Illls cvcniniz. when they will he outer.
mined at the home of one of their
Ii-llow cniploycs, Irving Stone, and
“III‘, ill iiIt‘Ir Ilt‘lltlIIIllI
iioiilc.
('IIHIIO)Q‘R going over and they are
planning to take their supper with
”Win In the roar of tho Stonc house
iIIt-I‘c la a miniature Iillm and some at
tho party expert to enjoy a moonlight
row. A ucncral good social time Is
'nlltlpatud and all pro looking fol-
hard to the treat
of Wcsiptirl.
!
Phone 440
Mrs. .lohu Smith and family are Miss Alice Cleary. of llriducport,
moving today from Main street. ! has ihc l‘t't't‘lil guest of I’riciuls In
Alhuiiv i
'l‘hcrc are quite a low of Ihc‘
.\ill‘\l'.‘iII\
twoiuo \\ IIIITIIWII it one of the (an
ididatcs nominated at the liipuliliian
(unrns last work for coumiimau. has
;\\lIIliIl'IlW!l his name. lic posiiIIciy
I rI-i‘uscd to run for the office and there-
! Ioic tlic committee on \wlittllliit’fl vii-re
.Iuircti to appoint another to till his
At the Joint mcciinu oi thc Division
No. l. A. i). ii. and the Ladies‘ Auxil-
Iary A. 0. IL. held last evening in
their hall in Wall slrcct. Rev. Thomas
H. l-‘qu. pastor of st. Mary's church
was tin-.guest of the evening. lie do-
and Fancy Stripes.
.——-
Fancy stripes.
Early Fall Showing
DERBIES—v'l‘he “Biplane" Is the correct flat set. ”.00. ..
SOFT HAT3-The new English Crush in an assortment of shades. n2.
CAPswLargo shapes in all the new mixtures. 50° and 31.00.
m
Our 50c NEGLIGEE. BHIRTB are the finest we have ever had. Blues ” “
Cut regular and coat styles.
A beautiful assortment of 25c and 60: NECKWEAR.
SUITS. $10.00 to $25.00, in the new Grays and Brown.
MEN'S TROUSERS, 31.00 to $5.00.. Blues. Corduroys.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
Snapper Blues
a.
“1'!
NE?- ”T
Blacks and
u..- a '
.. ...
Sea Bass, Steak Cod,
Salmon, Halibut, Weak
Fish, Bonita, Mackerel,
NntiveEeIs,Butter Fish,
Flat Fish, Herring,
Crabs, Escnllops, Hard
Crabs.
o
’ " .El
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVER i’.
TELEPHONE 108.
-mwma. a
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, peck,
290 .
liIht't'. \‘cstuidav afternoon ihei those E C d 2
tmorpc l. Iotknood of the firm of ‘m
Ii‘. 1:}. Lockwood and Company for his vergreen orn‘ ozen, '-
plocc on the ticket. The committee .
on Wmfm u made up of the MU“. {Green Lima Beans. half peck ......... . ...................... 25c
on: 1: .Atlams. John Ii Hint, and Green or Wax Beans. quart .................................. 5c
”SW" A cm" Tomatoes. per quart ........................................ 5c
Muskmclons, Peaches. Apples. Green Peppers, Red, White and Yel-
a.
low Onions and Squash
llvcrml a lluc talk during the meeting
which was greatly apprcclaied by all
pl‘t‘t‘it'lli. Arrangements \vcre model
for a social and dance to he held on 1
Friday evening. September iiilth. in
the A t) It hall in Wall street lic-
Iroshuu-nts wore scr vcd at the close of
the meeting
. 7m
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
This morning there was a requiem
man s or month a mind for the late Ar
thur lloulena. of Norwalk. at St.
Mary‘ 9 church
i... ~W-~w.m
Prices Right
Saturday, September I7. at South Norwalk’s Popular Grocery
YOU CAN DO JUST A LITTLE BETTER AT BECKMANN'S
I3 “)5 Vino Iiiauululcil Sugar ......... $l.tli) Fancy Sivccl I‘ntatocs. pork . ....... 30c
i, Ilis \alc 'I'HOHI ('iatlttrs ....... .i 25c t Pkg), l’artmux (fur scaling) ......... .mfik
I' ha Itililmu I’otato t hips. phi: ........ Iili (roan \stci t l‘lnti‘ i II) tau ........... ‘W
llrnkc Ilrus,‘ Spoiigc (.ikc. c'atli ........ lip \\aIicr I‘ akcr s I oto’fitau .............. lot
Mission iiurilru t'cyioii 'l‘ca. can .. ....... lilt‘ i lcrkiuauu 5 III at Lutou. «an .. ....... INC
Combination Offer-—
ONE POUND SPECIAL TEA
ONE POUND MO KA COFFEE ....................... . ....... . ..... 35c
.......................
--lilO Stamps Free
ONE PACKAGE MONARCH CORN STARCH. ..... .............. . rec
TOTAL ..... . ..... . 92c
Iiuporlcil Swiss t Iiccsc ll,_
Imptitlt'ti Itmpiclnri ”n.0,“.
‘ilaill Iollaiui IIIi‘t‘h‘C cacli
Shefiorti'h
Teutonic Dark
............3BC
I:Ill(‘3}l3iIt‘ t Illeht‘ ..........
Snappy tiwcsc. cach .........I0t
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, I pound .....
S. LIEBMANN‘B SON'S BEERS—«BREWERY BOTTLING
lb....... .48c
”“45 and 55c
..........$i.oo
Eggs
vote
24 bottles, Sm:
GEO. EHRET‘SBOTTLED BEER. case 54 bottles Jug
Sp ecial for Saturday Only
Old Port. Sherry, Tokay. Angelica or Claret,-
TheuWines are sold in all City Stores at $1.50
A. F. BECKMANN & CO.
MAIL 0R TELEPHONE ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
New York State Choose. lh.
Milt Larcn' :5 Imperial (hectic small ..... rec
MiltIJIl‘t‘ll 9 Imperial Cliccsc. large . . . ..
Marian-if it Rimuciort Cltccsc
.. .22t'.
synon-
.25c
.......15c
.30, 36. 40c doz.
Rhein‘gld Polo
.O‘O‘oilhll
IVIIIUIIOICIDOI
90¢ a gallon
I Western Maryland and Manhattan mot;
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE “I.
b m
Illllil III Will SIIIEI'
ALL STREET, 10:“) a. ul. ~—-0pen- 2
Ian wdealinzs In stocks were small and a
price changes were uncertain and nar- W
row except in a few stocks of minor
importance. Declines outnumber the
gains at the outset. but there were.
signs of support Central Mather. it.
ternatlonsl Mercantile Marine aid. and
American Smelling phi. declined 1. .
l and Baltimore and Ohio in . .
WALL STREET. II a in. «Time
was no market for any consider
amount of stock at the openinn II
and prices bean to can.
stocks of the first rank declined sud
and them was I sprinkling of liq
lion in some of the spoolailior. ‘ -
lea reached 8 points in Rock '3. ‘
pfd.. i it in Northwsoipm. I in ‘ “3:,
Northern pfd . Kan-ac TM ‘ : ~
thin-n Pacldc. General Inetric
Bethlehem Steel and I in the auto!-
rcd. A good fractional“ recursive or
curred later and the Mot mm
quiet on the rally. Imitation“ W
per pill untitled 2 mil“. , .
WALL B’l‘ltllllii’i‘. nouns“ “PM“; ”I.
uni-Intent talk that an open out In moi
prices on In contemplation. Io till-
absence of official announcement thin
million on stocks. Business In tho
second hour was small and the toll»
oral price movement narrow Ruthie-
hpln Stool tell 2 14. Control up?
I 34. Republic Stool pith, i M a
United sum Realty I. The tone in
steady at noon. with trunnion at
standstill. Bonds rim «or
WALL B'i‘Riilil‘i‘. 1.3.!!! rim-ma he“!
undertone nailed s martini.
tigers win ittlologg‘t grew to
sine I. spoon a ,
lie-TM cm W
Iy nominal. National
a point. , .
GU“ DIFIA‘HD
Yesterday the cube went in
Greenfield Fair to play the Fairlie
Juniors. Oops Wm orient,
Norwalk Chronicler