I To our” stemsrs and our sus-
te are to lie.
at" UM. Of
"School
are now complete
*Creamers
Lounshury St
Soules
' Educator
Boston School
Shoes
“Nox ’Em All”
Oraiax-
The Outersoles and lnneraplea
are Oak
Heels and Counters are
Solid Leather
CONNEALLY
The
isn’t that what you
Want P
Of course it is!—--
and here’ a where you get it
.I/il i,“
I?“
i“ rm Lilli .
. Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We. have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
miners‘ pick. You can
pick out the heat. kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizes
Best Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazieton Coal
B. Hershiieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
BRACKEN
ll WASHINGTON ‘TREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “M
———¢-
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
vegetables
We have them All kinds in
season.
PEACHES for Canning
a Specialty
OANDIEO, CIGAR TOBACCO and
CODA ATER.
G. GHIOTI'O
Tel. 921 179 Wash. St. Brides.
C on.
OUR COAL does MOST of the
talking for us but we must empha-
size it by the printed word. Test
the coal in any way you choose.
We do not expect you to approve
it except upon its merits and not
upon our "say so.”
If you trade with us you will
find NO MISREPRESENTA~
TION and you need have no tears
as to quantity or quality. Honest
value for your money in each and
every transaction.
We would like to do business
with you upon this basis.
Don’t Spend
”ourmi‘siyn‘s ..i
James Means’
Shoes for Men
are here. They cannot be best
at $3.00
A Few Ladies‘ Black Velvet
Button Shoes at $2.75
——- MAXTEVY ~—
l69 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
We have just released from bond
and have on hand 2.? hurrah; oi the
iilmous (lid i‘liickeu (lock Whiskey.
Il has been sold at the old stand for
the. last 2.”. ycnru Try it and he con»
rim-ed that ii is the heat Whiskey
mild for the money.
Straight Chicken Cock Whiskey, per
Iuli quart ...................... Si .00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old Cllti .................. 90c
Quart Monogram ................. 75c
Quart Sherry .................... 50c
Quart Port ...................... 50c
Quart White Port ................ 50c
Magner & Flynn
sponsor
imperial Cambric Lon.
don Court
Stationery
15c a Box
Ruled or Plain
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUCIO CTOII.
Donovan Block.
Just Published
“i’il Wait at Heaven’s
Gate, Sweetheart.
for You”
Wurdu lly Florence iiollc Anderson
Music by Proi Alex. ii tilhson
20c
”Even a iood goes around pointing
Ask your dealer for a copy
All local dealers ..
.........
WWW-..“
out the tools.
Every Cent
that' sin the pay envelope De osit even
, a little every week in
‘erhe South Norwalk Savings Bank:
whereyoucandepesdm
it in time oi need
help it grow
Isa Washington at.
i .
‘ ll COUTl-I NAIN STRICT.“
COUTH NORWALK
tilts-hi Main It. Stamford
rue LAOT IALI OI' DUMMIB OOOOO A'l' OHIATLY RIOUOIO
PRIOIB. it is not the kind oi merchandise you iipd in every store in
town. it is in a class by itself. perfect in oral-y detail. The stock to
be unloaded at reduced prices consists at indies suits Ladies Dress-
es. Mlssea' Dresses. Children' s and Girls’ White Dresses. Linen Coate,
Cloth Coats. White Linen Skirts and Cloth Skirts, Muslin Petticoats.
Night Gowns, Vests. Silk Gloves Corsets. Cor-tn covers.
haudsomest line or Weists in tow.
and the
sale in both stores.
33 South Main Oh, Math Norwalk
l
on ililiiii
llililiilill at our
The Army Most Enthusiastic
liver Success at Airship
Manoeuvres
GRAND VihidERS, France, Aug. 17.
~(ieenrnl Brim. French minister oi
war. and the entire army arc. enthu-
siastic over the nchlevemenln oi the
III-i'opinnoo uud Illrlgihle balloons dur~
ing the military manoeuvres which
ended today.
The military exports are unanimous
in the opinion that the air machines
are destined not only to play a most
important role in future wars. but to
greatly modify it not revolutionize
uriuy strategy. ilonceiorlh it will he
nimont impossible to conccii the po
xltlon and movements of troops. and
no will be. eliminated practically thc
surprise ilnnk operations which have
decidcd so many (‘l‘lilt‘lli lintlico.
Regarding the relative merits oi the
ncroplnne and thc Ilirigiliic opinions
differ. but the conccusuu of opinion
lllmt‘iil’il to he that. us each Gillillli“
Illl‘llill illl‘ other a ('(lillllllllllloll ot‘ lioih
it: necessary, The aeroplane demon
mraiod its nupcriority in tho Inzittcr of
speed. iuruiucrnhillty, itulcpondcncr oi
the wind and mother, while its porta-
iillliy avoids the necessity of housing;
but at the some iimt', lilo cxmmniw
speed of lilo mncliinc is n Ilruwliach on
it makes oilsvrvuliou lrom ihom nut-cu-
suriiy \uuuc while ilyinu. llur'lllt; illt‘.
lllililt't‘llVl‘t'fl lion. hiunier. i‘ommnodlua
the Third Corpu. was rmnpcllcd lo
I-wnd a pilot of no ucropluuc huclI m'I-r
thc scouting li'cld to obtain morc pm
rise information.
The diripihivs. although nimwr and
m uttering it holler lul‘gI-i illr the one-
my. nrc uhlc in make. more accurate
uiiscrrnlionn llt‘Niiii‘N enjoying the oil
vuuiugu oi lacing in constant wireless
Imnmlinlcntinu with headquarters.
'i‘ht- uuroplonlni hollow that their
link oi precision in smut tilii} run he
ovcrrnmu in u prclimlnuiy lI'uinluu in
air oimcrvnlions irmu ludicrous.
While oiit’nnlvu aerial operations
have not lwen attempted hero (ion
ilrun is convinced that the develop
moni oi the ncropinnt~ especially in an
automatic coulrirunce to regulate the
”pond. and lncrennc oi its carrying on-
poI'lty to nccommmloie a row of ihrcc
or (our. opcnn it great livid iot‘ nugl‘ce'
sivc aciiul operations Mill on day and
night rniIis for the purpose of dropping
vxplnsives within the enemy's lines,
lie lwllcvon also that the prom lieiltht
in which ncroplnnca nrc rupnhie oi ulv
ininiuu constitutes an importuill ndr
vantage.
lluhcrl Lnihum, ihc nvinlor. who
Innle on u privnic soldier during the
munocm-rcn. will be promoted to an
oiilccr of the Legion of Honor.
......
TELEMONE LINEMEN CONTEST.
Role Vaulting Stunt Between Mitchell
and Campbell.
The working iortte oi the local divi-
sion oi the Southern New Enuinud ’I‘el‘
epiiono Company are "live, wires."
'l‘IiI-y always have something doing of
interest. and they keep in continual
view oi hrouklng of the record of It
previous quarter or year's loudness. in~
iereporslng thin with a il‘lt‘mlil con-
tent occasionally.
'l‘he laicsi tent in in prouress title at
Iernoou where at l o ‘ciock II doseu or
more members of the hirer urc gather.
ml around a to loot polo vlowiun .lo-
uoph ii. Mitchell. up inside wire mun
in his attempt to win it Whiter from
i‘uptnin Ellis A. Campbell. of the line
.iupnrlmI-ni They have a hot on ior
tit). (‘in her Mili'lll‘li iilnl sum llllli
he cannot cllmh u to loot pole and put
on it tell pill arm rompicte, without
assistance. in 30 minutes.
Manager Maurice ll, Nuiiinu, I‘nu-
iruoi Alu'lll Edward F. Smith and ull
the boys who could got away. wont ov-
er to witness the settling oi the were
or.
INITINOTA OF A WOMAN.
A little girl who had ior some time
wunicd a do: wan taken very ill. tine
day whuh much hotter she told her
mother or her desire and hugged her
in unit hcr pinndpn to imy her one
The mother answered that
did not liltu done and probably would
not be willing to buy one. Then. GOO-
lng the little invalid look sadly disap-
pointed. one said "Well wait till you
not well my dear. then we will one
“Oh. no" answered the child when
low years had taught her some win
dam. "The more slclt i am the more
likely he will lie to htiy it for me.‘ ‘-
Exchange.
MATRiMONlAL FCLlOI'I'V.
Mrs. Ouscksnbosswitm ya‘ daughter:
happily ms'r’ti Blots: llaa'si
Mrs Sana-vans sho’ Isl Bless good
lieu. she‘s done not a husband dots
sheared to death a! horlmWomsns
Home Companion
0 When two very young men meet one
or them is apt to my to the other:
"How are you old man?" But the old
men strata call each other "lion "
Thai-e will he a special msstln oi
the Norwallt Club on Monday aren‘t“.
grandpa
with animals
on ililiill on
Predicts That it Will Be Neces-
sary to increase the Size
oi the Dismal Swamp
Next November
NORWH‘ ll, Sept. 1'1. Muyor (3-har
lee F. 'i‘haicr' II candidate tor the Uni
ind States nenatorahip, today issued
this letter:
"An Open Letter to idreretl .I. Lake.
"Sorrowinp Sire: i would tender
my sympathy. l known how it in my‘
sell. 1 have been there. When
learned on Saturday preceding the
”lif'lfold contention that the Goodwin
agents were scouring the towns to in
finance doleyntea who had lit-en elected
as i. nltc men i told a low or my friends
that it one you for the Dismal Sw.nmp
the. some old swamp to which Iiulltolm
is doomed. It reports are true that
31,200 was the price paid to capture
your delegates away from you all 1
how to any is. that were not north
the money. Why the highest prim
paid to not doicunics to m r .I in at
me was $20" per and thesi- at to .old
iill‘mlit'iVi'ii limit up no liu‘no "‘ilni
their K’Ullil‘ xvi-re until i! ll you shall
intro» u consolation prior i will nun:
ll box in the proud stand (or your pri‘
\ute one so that you shrill how a illlt‘
view of Goodwin thu the ncroplnnu
on which he rose so urnudl) at ilurt~
told ‘iurnn iurilu‘ in Sort-mixer and
lands him in tho lliamni Swamp also
[low it not lieulu to look like we
lilllNl lncrcasc tho sire of old lllmuul‘,’
iinru you heard anything, from iluikc-
lo)? Burrowing (inc. icli me, is his
eyesight failing? llotli his liuuri lscni
iii” and strong" Warn him, kind sire.
oi the into of SiiIh-y nnd of little ol
Moinc.
"A prise oi a doc photo of Goodwin
ill the ilisninl Swamp in oiiI-red for
correct anuwvru in the loliowinu mn-
untiiums unptw'lnliy Ilcriqu-Ii to stump
end inch,
"Will you My tor liic prizc'.’
“l \\ lint in tin IiiiiI-rcn. t' lutwtwn
Goodwin and rill; o I of Oil ill\ tho»
new to ho elutedlu “Kilit'itil.
$~llntc wc. is l ‘ouncIlicut. a emu
crntnuut oi the. people. (or th people
and lay the pcoph ‘
"Ii v~\\'illll is ill“ different-o iit‘lwm‘ll
llulkoloy and It wumuu ill the holiiilo
skirt?
"4 What is the price of a governor-
ship?
”.llo for flu Houulo.
ISlmum
'I ll \Ill iii-i iI'. Tiliti'ifilt.
Nor ulI iI tu- pl i7. liltil "
iiiiiliS illil ililliiilii.
Funeral of Mrs. Blake.
Tili’ lulu-ml services over the to-
uuuna or lilo pm» Mrs John ll. lllulIc.
oi no Main strict, were held this morn-
iuu from St Mary‘s church at El
o‘clock it time our of the largest iuu-
crnla that has horn held from that
church to: Mill)! limo. Mrs. liinke
lied moo) iiit'illll and a great many oi
them turm-ii out this morning to the
services Mrs Bloke died in the
lirian-porl llimpllhl after no opuruilon
and the remains were brought to the
home of hrr motor. Mrs. (Thurlcu Sco
iield. or l-iusl avenue that smile day.
She was “him? Iiiiriixilro years old and
her Ilvulli i~' up especially and one.
'l'linrc urI- runny reintiwn Ind friends
to mourn in: hunt and to extend their
llcutlicil P‘lllpltul," for the surviving
hurlanml 'l‘in- remains were interred
in in Mitt) u remote-1y. 'i'lio liowcin
Wt‘i‘t' lllltllt and two carriages Wore. nc-
rcnsury in unity them. There were
out‘urui lwuuiiiul floral [lit'i‘i‘tl (ratify-
ing to tho «strum in which sin» \Vnn
lII-lIi in tho “immunity
m. ..-...
BETTER TROLLEY SCHEDULE.
Twenty-minute Oars to Rewayton Are
Being Considered.
'i‘lie lrniiwnrtutlml commltlce oi the
Merchants unit Mnnuisclurcru' Assoc-
lIIlloIi hold it meeting inst liluht at tho
olilro oi t'I-Ipomrlon l‘ounscl John
Keogh, in \\ uahlnaion itlrooi. at which
time Hupurlntundnnt licornc ll. lini~
ircy. oi the hwni division of the Com
noclicul I‘muuuny was in attendance.
The committee is lnllltlnit an oliorl
to not It iwnuiy-inlnutc schedule for
all winter in liowsyton, ii xmsnlhle. and
at any own! in Meadow strut-i.
Mr. l‘ullrm usaurod the committee
that tho wluiur ”nodule will not no
lulu often for sdtnrai days and that
the rumpum in MW workiun on a plan
to give llt'llol‘ service down South Main
street wot . .
.....-
Minn liuih I my. or West street. who
Weill nvonuc pt the Knob Club. rest
ierday. hurl the extreme misfortune to
inli overheard. Gilt! Will attempting
to stop irom a li! into the sailboat
oi ilr. 'i‘urum- ’Joalmn and Mary.
when the null Mm our train under
her. lcavlmr net- clinging to the boat.
ilr. Turner wont llantiy to the res
rur- and soon list safely aboard
the host. this mattered no iii sheets
from her unexpected p lunse.
W
Mrs George Van Alstvna. of hay.
vino avenue. is spending a short time
in New listen. because at the illness
of Miss Bonnie anoint, of that place.
sites Crotut in mstly improved. but
the two trained nurses are still in st.-
landslide.
s.
was the sum or Dr. A it Turner. or:
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
Priestly’s
English Dress Goods
Are oi the highest grade and combine reliability, durability and general sot~
We are showing re
infection. in a manner unequalled by any other make.
cent importationn of their
'« Broad Cloth. Cranettes, Sergei: and Water Proof Prunellas
that are nhsolutely spot proof and require no spooning
Dress Goods (or the Full and Winter. let on demonstrate the runny points
gained by buying Priestleyfls
Ask to see “TUSSAH ROYAL"
One of the most popular oi the Priestley iahrlcs.
iioi‘oro purchasing
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwaik, “Conn.
The Marvel Social Club of East
Norwnik. enjoyedon nail on he Sound
last evening in the Ajax. There Were
about fifteen members on the soil and
reireshments were served. it was
strictly a slug party. .
The condition of Mrs. liryan ll. Silk,
of Spring Hill avenue. hollering from
lyphoid flavor. is greatly improved. '
'l‘hc nnuunl collection will he. tnlton .
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwaiks
at St. Mary's Church tomorrow. the?
envelopes having linen given out some i
time ago.
intuitions '
. .... _. ,~-.......-¢._..W ”W...” -...e... -... ..—...
Music Hal-i
PECK A HART.
Our Policy:
More. and Lenses
"To Please the Patrons"
-—— .... we...
PRICES
MATINEE. Children.5c: Adults 10c
EVENINGJIIcony. 10c; Orchestra 15c
Thurs. Fri. Sat.
Sept. 15th ibih- l7th
MATINEE DAILY
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Master David Schooier
THE BOY PADEREWBKI OF THE
PIANO. Only Boy Pianist In Vaudeville
Tommy Gray and his
Dancing Maids
REFINED SINGING A DANCING
SPECIAL FEATURE
The Musical iiussars
NOVELTY lNOTRUMENTALISTB
A Classy Act with Scenic and Electric
Embellishments
colors. Sizes up to 46 bust.
them to us at the old price.
CREDIT
FREE TO ALL
Anderson & Reynolds
80m. SINGING. Some DANCING,
Some TALKING
PICTURES CHANGED DAILY
COMING MONDAY—~"Ai" and the 15
Oirilos
Watch for the Big Show Monday
Special Sale
FOR TONIGHT
We will oiicr to the ladies of The Norwaiks an unprecedented
chance
SUITS
Worth and Sold in All Other Stores for $25.00
OUR PRICE FOR TOMORROW:—
$15 98
All Wool Worsted and Serge Suits. 1910 models. ’
with heavy taffeta silk. Black or Blue, and these are the b‘est
broke out and we compelled the manufacturers to deliver -
Be on deck tomorrow as this sale
is for one day only. and remember the price—$15.98. p
less than other stores sell at cash prices.
vincedwwc can prove it to your satisfaction.
Coat lined
These Suits were ordered before the cioaltmakcrs' strike 5.
Come and be con-
WOOLWORTH STORE REOPENlNG.
Hundreds of Buyers Crowded into the
I Place Today.
The proud ltiililtlililig lor luminous oi
the arcuiii cnlnritud \\'oulwuiih &
l‘o store in \Vllldlilil‘illll nttoci (lil‘lll
Iud this nutrition and “III ImompuniI-Il
in a remarkable acum- ’lhc siuru
'i ms were thrown upon at R ili'llli‘k.
illil loud hoiore that time pioapociltt
cullimnul'n. itiiltlollu lo iulto ndvuntnm
oi the hill hnrnnius uttered. authored l:
the extent oi hundreds in ironl oi litr
entrances to the double niorn. Two po
lineman wuro on duty in the store to
insulate panic. There won a crush
when the store opened and large
crowds have surged through the store
all tiny.
Yesterday afternoon the store was
hrown upon for inspection and an or
oheatra iurnlahed a concert program.
The lnstaillna oi the new type of
flipper. in the oyster opening houses
in hold in alieyanoe for at least the
present. Those that were put into use
and which caused the men to so 0‘"
in one or two places have been with
drawn. William F. Hoyt d Son to
opened their estshllshmemt this morn
in: and the old dinners are being used
A similar concession was him math
in the Stevens Oyster eoiupsny tr
Rowsyton,
vi
Webster Describes
HAT
“As a (lover for tho liosd”
and thousands oi wearers oi
OROFUT A KNAPP HAT!
pronounce them the Desi "Covers"
in he had.
Sold in Norwalk only at
Joseph Davis
llii Washlnatmi lit... south Norwsllt
mo '
.I.
EAGLES DEFEAT BLACKBTONES.
The lesion and the Iiiaokutonon
plnyI'd It game of hall on the llaxlcr
hounds. this moII.ilmt The Eagle.
Iron lilo some hy lilo M ore ol’ ii: to Ii.
i lining necessary to pin) eleven in
Hill" before the content was decided.
he lineup iollown:
Eagles. Blackstones.
hitterson ........... ....ii. Tucker
l‘llnhei
.i‘ thereon ................... Chick
ll‘lrsl hose.
‘ llolmon ............. X. H. 'l'uclter
Second hone"
W. Morrow .............. F. Quintard
Shortstop.
in. Williams ............ F. Richards
Third hose.
w. Gondola ............... Watson
itli'iht lleld. .
liuggsn ............... ...... Paul
Catcher
W
John ll Hoyt and ii. iii. Gorham are
disputing the Republican «oppression»
l convention st Bridgeport today.‘
Mrs Beymour Curtis, at Franklin
avenue. is greatly improved from her
attack of typhoid fever.
M
Roy short/eon and William Weinits
are spending the day in New York city
will: irionds.
a; i
Norwalk Chronicler