o ‘oun‘et‘iatomera and our our
‘ ‘ ‘tomerato he.
Our Linea of .
‘ - School
, Groomers
'Lounsbury 8t
' aSouies‘
Educator
Boston School
‘ “ Shoes
iii."‘.‘Nox ’Em All”
f Oraiax
are Oak
‘The Heels and Counters are‘
Solid Leather
‘fo
' .Isn’ttliat”
Q
‘ , want I?
" ; . 0i course“ it ill-w
and here’s where you net it
“fit Ti‘lléeiierris &GansCo.
' . ‘ Tel. 721
,, ..... .......,.............. ,_ MW”
4' . 68 Water Street
'Coai _
Burning Time
is Coming
We have the pick oi the
mines, fresh from the
miners‘ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
. Beat Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazieton Coal
B. Hershfleid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
CONNEALLY
. , AND
iBRACKEN
I1 WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NO RWALK.
TELEPHONE 868-4
E.‘
-~
“WWW -..—.... -...-- ..
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
.Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
71' season.
' PEACHES for Canning
’ a Specialty.
CANNES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
{9
Tel. 927 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
,COAL
u...”
, ’ OLD COMPANY‘S COAL is
one of the best sellers and we
have put it into hundreds of the
best cellars hereabout. to the great
A satisfaction of the owners thereof.
We have several other varieties
tdo that leave nothing but ashes
in the pan and money in your
pocket.
‘THE CONSTANT CARE we
put into the selection of Coal has
it! reward in a clientele of pieaaed
oustomera. many of‘ whom have
' been with us thfoughout the
< ‘- 'We're expecting an order from
M *Yle very soon.
1:}
I will}
, ‘ a“:
lie
v
no... 3 '
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4‘ 6...? and...
S C H O O L
S HO ES
are the "WALTONS." Every pair
warranted solid leather
85 cts to $1.75
-¥MAX LEVY—~—
169 WASHINGTON STREET ORIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
We have just l‘f‘Ii‘iIHt‘li from hood
and have on hand 27. lmrrolu oi the
famous (lid Chicken ('ock Whisio-y.
ll Ililtl been sold nt the old stood for
the last If; yours. Try it and he t‘tiil-
i‘Iiit‘c‘ti that it is IiiV‘Jlf‘lli Whisimi
will for ”it” lliOIll‘y.
straight Chicken Cock Whiskey. per
Iuil quart 2 ..................... $1.00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old Cim .................. 90c
Quart Monogram ................. 75c
Quart Sherry .................... 50c
Quart Port ...................... 50::
Quart White Port .......... . ..... 50c
Magnet 8t Flynn
188 Washington St. i’honl» {viz-l
“‘“s‘i'rcln;“' no;
imperial Cambric Lon-
don Court
Stationery
150 a Box
itlllod or i‘iilln
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUUIO ITORI. ,
Donovan Block. 182 Washington It.
lN WASHINGTON
STREET.
'i'hiil noon. all (from Sllwonu, it pro
corrtuun at Vista. Now York. wuu re»
moving that llritlio from his home lol-
the purpose ui' putting it loud hurt over
his hood. the animal iiudduniy turned
the Wiiiiiln nrnulid uni overturned ii.
The veliioio HIi’lIi'Ii it iron opposite
.luroii Schauh’s livery oluhlu in Wash.
infirm atrool. und'wun badly Wi‘I‘OkI'lI.
The contents of the wagon warn M‘Ili'
torrid over the ntrllet, hilt no grout
it)" well sustained. The wagon .wus
token to i.. M. Wright's shop for u
now wheel and other repiliril.
Rum/twav:
a-..“ may .1. sun-«u
Joell Bulkeloy. of Now York city.
spent the tiny with Norwulk friendl-
recently.
.mw
A, Don’t Spend Eyery cént
_ [e by eurelope. ‘
* iii every Weekin e
_ . Nomalk Sayings Bank
elm mandarin“
Sentinel want olive. pay.
,. L-
osit even
it in lime or need;
'__liiitrrw 17‘
” solution WAhK
rite Liter am of semen
es. Mteaes' Dresses. children's and
Cloth Coats;'\vhite Linen Bkii‘tl
Night Gowns. Vesta. sill; Gloves,
316.51 Main St» Stamford
Witnili
not THE seer oliillri
(Continued from Firlit Pan.)
mm
Dr. Tracey informed the writer that
there were no more cases of typhoid
in South Not-walk than in Norwaik.
'i‘he typhoid cotton in Wilton are he-
lng cured for its other have been for
many yearn,
gnvo instructional to the household
(two trained nurses in uttenlillncei to
disinfect all that with dangerous and
pass it over to Mr. Harlow. who has
charge of reservoir and grounds. to
be burned up by him. This in douo
dolly us ottou no nlny he nenqlsory.
All cases of (over lire tended the
some way. .
Dr. West, city health oflioor. has
made several visits to the home of
tho hit'k persons nod given his itp~
iii‘m‘lii.
There is no reluxntiou ill the euro
oi the reservoir and grounda because
of the security given liy‘hhd purition'
lion pinui.
Mr. Harlow is “on his jolt" constant-
ly with his men,
The purification plant is open to ill~
nporlion every day of the your. 'l‘horo
is: no secrecy. ('Olil‘ilit‘y Wood. in
ohnl'it‘o. given every posoilllo attention
to visitors from tho oily.
Skeptics are only found amongst
those who have never studied this or
any other plant.
The atillil‘l'aiioll ot‘ the sulphate was
it sucrose in every wny. relieving the
tiller oi' lullt‘ll work null nothing. by
removing Iilt' night}. the surroundings
sWot-l nnd t‘Ie‘lllt
WATER t‘tihlhilflflltiNERt-i,
South Norwulk, ("lillll.
Report on Examination of Filtered
Water.
Snmplo No. HMfitiZ.
South Norwnik. (‘nnlt t‘oilovtmi lay
Mr. ('ourlnoy Woods. ilnio. Sept. it.
”our, 9:15 ii. iii. Temp. ii“ i‘. Source
oi aonlpio. iIiIl‘l‘tNI wotnr llflnr iiilhtiiilk
rim-om! ililor.
(All rhvulivnl duln given in north
per million l
iii‘l‘l‘il'lid from
i‘olor. ii. tidor. till, Sediment.
hruwu. 'i‘ilriiidlly, ii‘
i. Htiiills, \‘oinlilo .............. ii
if, l-‘iwd ............... in
ii. 'i‘litul ’tl
~i. iin'm-l nu limitinu ...... t‘halrmi
7». l-‘roo nllimouiu .............. lilli
ll. Allxlllniilnili Ammonia .. ... .llio‘
T, Nill'otzoti no Nilriilla ........ .(llll
t4. Nilmul-u :ili Nill'nloll ........ .lli
it, ”in non ronslllnetl in til min.
liuilillu ................... ‘inl
Iii‘ l‘llilirino .. ,,.'i.ll'.’
ll .tiitnlillili' ..'.i
ii. 'l'otnl hardness no (‘n(‘ii2i. . . .32.
2. Ikil‘ivi‘lii pm i“. l‘.
' iii ::ll
oil ul-Iuiin
l‘ in is hours“ ,.ill0.
ll Hilrirriu pol c v. on nilltl‘ til
.17 .‘.‘ (‘ ill is hours 2:1.
l'- l'ul' (l‘lii. ails prodlll'mi in-
lioxlrusv tooth will] I. t' c,
\\’ilii'r‘ ............. . 00
id wot l-t'ill, unit iii‘titIitr‘tflI in
illrluur iiiit‘ iillitli Mill 7»
t: r \Hlit‘i' .............. 00‘
i7 Anni t‘iiiiiiilt‘ti ill'l‘ r. 1-, on
lilllllls‘ illi'ttino ililfli‘ ..... liii
la. Sputnl study of lilo-term
lmln it; showed:
Arid l-oioliil’is on litmus inl‘tost‘
Him) ...................... till,
lit'iii‘i'iil roilriusiuna: ’Thlit wall-r
woulums unit it slnnil amount ot min-
eral illllill‘l‘ and is quite suit. The nk‘
urns tor orxllllir l‘tilittlililt‘lllit uro out
high, lIlt' l‘tiIOl‘ is low and tin.» wutor to
1m.- iroln (ilIlil‘. 'l‘llo llumiu-rn oi illic-
lot‘in iiil‘ low nilii no oiijm‘liunahio
iiil’lliii wol‘l- found. in tho niilnlmi 0!
lilo \i‘i‘ilvr iliia Wllil'i' Iii oi wry point
tiIIBiIi)’ at this limo lllid vultreiy sole
l‘or drinking purposes.
.iAS, A. NEWLANIM.
‘ l‘humisl.
Report on Examination oi Unfiltered
Water.
Hliililiio No, iii-if-iih‘. ill-cohort
irom tioiltil Nlirwtlik, (Tollu lfoliot‘t‘
oil Ili’ Ml. IIRI'IUW. tihlppeli ill refrittv
(’i‘flltll‘ hot with no ll-n. "revived on
August til. Ilour. ticit’. n. in. ’i‘nllip.
‘ t‘. Hotli‘tftl of iolinpio. reservoir.
lAli rilunlil'ai dulu ulvon iii purl:
pui' lillllion.l
mi
in.
t‘olor :tli. tidm‘. strong vegetable.
til-diluent. envy lil‘li'ii‘ll. Turbidity, til.
i. l-loilllli, \‘tiinilln .............. 22
“.3. Fixed ...... . ......... 3‘5
:i 'l‘otul .............. ..i'ltl
~i tritium on ill-Minn ....... Charred
.‘n. Frro .Mllinonia ...... . ...... .020
ii. Ailiumlnoiil Ammonia ..... . .3“)
7. Nitrouin its Niirltun ....... .
it. Nitrogen its Nitrates ..... 0.0
ti. Oxygen I‘lillillilili‘ll on ill
ulln holiinit ..... 6.38
ill. t’iillirino ........ . ......... 2.90
it. Alkalinity ...... . ......... 26.0
i2. 'i‘otui llnt‘dnoau all llatfoli. .. 31.0
iii. linotoriu por v. r. on gelatin
at till" (7 in lit IlOill‘ii .... .226-
ll. liiiriorlu per r. c. on liner at
14M“ (‘ in til holiril...... .198.
it». Put ttt'lii. rpm produced in
«lustrous Mom. with ti o. o.
wntol‘.................. .
iii. Per cool. so: produced in
lactono iiiie broth with ti
o. r. writer till.
lionorai conclusions: This water
ttontailla a email amount of mineral
matter and in soil. The no {or
organic multimedia are rat or Nth.
:31; to a heavy growth of trash voter
“I
which was present in laws intuitive.
The numbers or bacteria are mallet!“
and no qphioetlootliiiu tonne Moore
round. his water would twraiher
ohieotionuiile for drinking purposes
without puritieation butane:- in
W43 the mom it showdown:
. PRICES. [tie not the kind at merchandise you and in every store in
town. it is in a class by itself; pet-toot in over! «till. Thestoek to
be unloaded lit rationed prices consistent Lodiea' Suits, mu
handsome“ line or Walsts in town. M dais in both stores.
i
In. 'l'l‘tlcoy, health officer of Wilton.
The otter is one to entrants q}
oooos tram-nu a noose
' Dress-
(ltriii' White iii-elites. Line Coats.
and 010th Skirtag~Mneiin P tilcouta,
cor-eta, (Dorset Covers. nd the V
as “within a. widow...
, .. .........._ M. .. ~ m...
GLov ~
THE PLA ‘E ‘
i i
"
l
We Invite your
inspection:
(AUWt
«wean slices Ti'lAT FIT”
‘thi Stories.
Norwalii Sci. Norwailt
j"... liluiiiished
..,.- ""'"“i"‘
in,
“F" Will at ii-leaven’s
'eoithearl.
for You”
Words Ii) FINNIIN'P iioill- Allllvrsoll.
Multir- Ii} i'lpl. Molt. S. tiilisoll
‘ 20c
illiiitliilliiilili m
Music Hall
PECK A HART, "lift and Laaaeea
Our Policy: “To Pieaise the Patron"
Ask your tlt‘iiil'r for iii lliiii‘
All lornl ilou‘lo-to ..... . ......
u... up». ....
pniceti
MATINEI’. ..‘.Chiidroni. 5c: Adults. lOc
EVENlNG.Balcony. 10p: Orchestra iSe
Thurs. -_ Flii. - Sat.
Sept. lStil- f6lIl-i7th
MATINIE AILV
..._.~.¢§..-M g.»
eunmwenr‘i axirnaonomanv
Master Davi Schooier
Tl-il BOY PADllli |Kl OF THE
PIANO. Only Boy Fla let in Vaudeville
Tommy-49ml. and his
Dancing Maids
Rermao slalom! a omcmo
anoint. r Arline
i‘lte‘Mosiea Hussars
novwrv ma'til MENTALlOT!
A Glaaay Act with to ole and Electric
[rebellion ante
ma‘nflmw
Andersonfi I Reynolds
lam smomo, ml DANOtNG.
SomediiA‘KiNn
PIGTURIO OHA flID DAILY
OOMINO MONOEA‘K‘V'AI" and the ‘IU
1*
Watch for tile-Iii lilew Monday
w w— wt. A... .m
Ali‘ the thiiigiija rldsxroom has to
buy seem to could. i touch more than
the wedding mount
‘ . illiterate tenant
para wovmuoh r
a
item because he
the landlord he.
JAI. A. NEWL‘ i
i. all.—-New ‘I’pril
«needle won‘t
so“ " “
nos. 3 and '5
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
rout. ilnportntiona of their
Broad Cloth. Cranettes. Serges and Water Proof Prunelies
that are absolutely spot proof and to wire no spooning. lioloro purrhnsilliz
liross hoods for the Full and Winter. lot or; delnlmsirnlo the utility points
gained by buying l’rlestlny's.
Ask to see «russnn ROYAL"
One of the most popular of tho Priestley rulirir-a,
& HYA‘
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.-
, Priestiy’s
English Dress Goods
Me of the highest grndo and combine reliability, lilil'iiiiiiiiy and general snt~
initiation. in o manner unequalled by any other make. We are allowing ro
N orwalk, Conn. '
AUCTION
"SALE--
Household Furniture
at the Storage Warehouse of
L. J. Reynolds
Main Street and Gregory Place
Norwalk
Saturday, Sept. 17, ’10
AT 1 P. M.
'l‘ho IOIIUWIIlg will he sold: (‘om'
hinnlloo boom-nun umi writing tier-k.
dining tniiius null rhnii‘n,
stands. pnl'lor suit, ouulllol hello and
option}. mattresses, ilnmisntlm pit-r
gloss. one Kfln ruliuv. one hiltrlloll
mono iil lint.- modilion, parlor ileutori.,
1,.iriil‘id. lmiiiinu, mus. liixlii-s. vomiting
ulousiis, lllll‘tnnu i)\‘lllh.illl stills, lentil-
l‘i‘ t‘lillt‘il. mm NM or organ.
Sale Rain or Shine
JOHN W. SCULLEY, Auctioneer
HOME FROM FIREMEN'B CONVEN-
TION.
Norwalk Delegates Speak to High
Praise of Treatment in Waterbury.
’i‘ilu dolountton trout 'i‘ln“ Norwalks
lo the unnllnl contention of lIit' Stain
h‘irtimmi's Association ilrriwd homo
)‘t‘filt'l‘liily‘ ililt‘l'illiiiil and lust evening
ittilli t‘i‘ntorlillry and reported Illit'ilii-i
hull n wry lino limo. Ellltrl W. ('Illi‘ii.
till» l‘l-iirillg vim-~pl'osilil-ilt (if lIlt' Asv
tiiftIiiiitlll, was \‘rry generous in his
proisu or the treatment urrorded
tho \l'nlorhuly tin-molt Mr. t‘iilrit
“with! it piltl‘li that ”W til‘t-ll‘lull “M't'
t'iiiillli) iiiiiiilt'ti. (‘hlt-i liuroili h‘. t‘lol‘il.
oi lilo South Nlii'wnlk (it'lliil‘liiitlil,
vinyl" illt' (‘tlllYt‘nliuii \t‘iiH mil (ii tilt“
liovsl the Association hula otter hoill
\t'IIIiill lilo time he hits lit't‘li lltiolltl-
mg.
it him not yoi litmll lirvl'iliml whore
tho um yenr‘u convention will he held.
out ii is lllliit‘lhiotili to ho quite a
likelihood oi its iwiilll l‘liIIOIl i‘oi‘
ill illuepoi'l.
Mrs. Robert hi. Wollo. wile of May"
or whiti- who is ill of typhoid roller,
Will u very BII‘Il‘ day yesterday.
Then.» with n trunnion of the ('ocitenoo
ilnyioti. l. i). it, hit. lusl owning whivh
.uu lurid-it nitvlillod.
Monitor d Flynn urn advertising n
title of whiskey, om. (or tomorrow.
The ill‘ll‘l-a will It“ found In lilo udv.
.. -.w.-... . ”WWW”,
.i
Webster Describes
HAT
"As a Cover for the lined"
and thousands or wearers of
CROPUT a KNAPP HATS
pronounce them the lioat "(:ovors“
to ho had. ‘ '
Sold in Norwalk only at
rorhrrs. ‘ V
by ' '
‘ injunction to?
t
i
i
H. Krieger8t Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks
Worth and Sold in All
colors. Sizes up to 46 bust.
«a
Special Sale
FOR TOMORROW
We will offer to the ladies of The Norwalks an unprecedented
chance
SUITS
OUR PRICE FOR TOMORROW:—
_ 5 15.98
.. ,.W~..._...‘-__. ._
with heavy taffeta silk. Black or Blue. and these are the best
These Suits were ordered before the cioakmakers‘
broke out and we compelled the manufacturers to deliver .
them to us at the old price. Be on deck tomorrow as this sale
is for one day only. and remember the price—$15.98.
W CREDIT
FREE TO ALL
_.... ~,_.WW
No extra charge for this privilege. We sell goods on credit for ,.
less than other stores sell at cash prices. Come and be com .1
vineed—«we can preve it to your satisfaction.
Other Stores for $25.00 .
strike
iNJUNCTION AGAINST AUCTION.
Proposed Sale oi Postal Typewriter
Property Stoned.
Rome time also lilo l’niiini 'i‘ypowril-
tr rolnpnuy sold their liltit‘k liiiii mn-
lhinory to a New York nuln and gave
him permission. upon Ilili rnolionl. to
more the goods in liltiIi' piuoo a low
our» longer. Thor tell the iiiotoriul
theimonle time and then decided the:
it. won tilne th something was donu
ithout ii. Aiioit. this limo u notice
route irom the New York than that
he was coming to Norwulil to hold on
auction in the building. The Messrs.
Carpenter and Quinton. tilting respons-
iiiie men. did not wish the auction to
he held und rent notice to that slim
to the purchaser or the iltutlil. They
"trunnion to their counsel. Judge on»
word M. Lockwood about the matter.
and he told them to been anyone who
:‘hlpuid attempt to color the pines out-
e.
this morning three men from
‘ midst-lion appeared lulu one claiming.
to tie a depot? alterifl. tried to gain on.
(ratios to tha-hntidlnl. its well kept
outside the el ’ -lioar. narrower. still
he then gave? a piper, which were an
t the Poiltal M»
n; ttrill: the auction
m ’ houses
that“ ~
fictitim?i§m ‘
l .0" O ”W
' out w
«I “My“
he found thtlt tile iit‘l'llit'? wait Iiioglli.
iio toid the Modal people to continue
with the doom shut null they did on.
”0‘ thnn wont to tho place. and utter
putting the purchaser to also a Dfllil‘l‘
i-oionulng the Postui people from uny
l'itiilli for dummies, he allowed the men
who had come with no idea or huyinit
itw stock, and the nun who was to soil
ll. to look it over. They did so and
thou wont outside and mine distance
away. where they are now holding
tlwir auction. Sorghum, Motherland
nnd Oinoer Stilt aro oninpimt out in the
building to keep out any unauthorised
person.
w...“ a... ,
HOTIL ARRIVALB.
Mahaekamowa. .l. Danielle. W, id.
(fohovreo. B. S. Beret-n. W. P. Arbor,
n. J. Fish, w. 'l‘. Shannon. ti. Fry. New
York; a. C. rem-on, .i. Yeraa. little
too: MIMI Emma Hoyt. Titian. L. in»
teriion. notion; W. H. Mead. hi. Farris.
worth, it. almonds. New Haven: J. M.
Peruse. s. droonstain. Brideonorl; a.
lit. Rather. ll. mthewaou. W. B. tin-
hoita. it. Lauder. i“. D. Lawton. titty:
L. Minis. A. Hilarious, Newark; I. Ate
'iII. J. Saunders, Yonkers: it. Young.
Jersey City; .1. it. Knapp. mountain:
(3. inbrrhardt, fitsmliirrdi W. A. tree.
mm. mention. N. Yti. fir. and litre.
a. mmmiml‘im; it. it. Kurti-
Jmtt, Wilton. . .- , .
Norwalk Chronicler