o our customersand our cool ' telnet-I to no. . - ew- Lin‘os of. 1‘ . ' School ‘ r" .’ are now oompists *Cteltluiers . . Lounsbury; & . q‘Soules Educator Burton Schoo r . Shoes . . . ; x “hex ’Em All” _ .- Orafax Tho Outorsoloa and lnnorsoioa ., are Oak \ .n-j'l'ho‘ Hosts and Counters are Solid Leather 'CONNEALLY ' A 0f enurse‘ it islw- . . . handhere’s where you get it i ,. 'mi‘he Harris & GansCo. ‘ s . i wort 7-21 68 Water Street l Coal L Burning Time is Coming We have the pink oftllo mines. fresh from the minera' pink. You can pick out the best kind » for your purpose here. Are YouReadyP All Sizes Best Grades Full Weight Finest Quality Hazieton Coal s. Hershiield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. ND iii-BRACKEN a1 wasnmero’u eraser. ' sou-m nonwaur. TELEPHONE use x w. a ‘llr do]: anemonmo eon Fresh Fruits and J__ I'Vegettibles We have them. Ail'klnds in season. PEACHES for Canning . a Specialty. nannies. CIGARS. toeacco and ‘ aorta warns. G. GHIOTTO M‘- , .-.....,.u..._ “‘6... Fall school“ James Means’ Shoes for Men are here. They cannot he beat at $3.00 A Few Ladies' Black Velvet Button Shoes at $2.75 ——MAXTEVY-— 169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK We have just released from head and have on hand 25 barrels of the famous Old Chicken (lock Whiskey. Ii bits been sold at. the old stand for Tel. 927 179 Wish St. Brides. w«'—.._m ”Mu... ..._,. .__..._. .. OAL Wm...“ 'OUR COAL docs 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 youwwiil 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. s, F his keynote speech. Don’t Spend Every Cent that’s in tile ay envelope. De osit even ‘ali eevery week int e The SeutiiNorwaik Savings Ban whet m’rindore'nd' the last 25 years. Try it and be con. vinced that It is the best Whiskey sold for the money. Straight Chicken Cock whiskey. par full quart ............. ‘ ......... S l.00 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY Quart Old Cliff .................. 90: Quart Monogram ................. 75c Quart Sherry .................... 50o . Quart Port ...................... 50: Quart White Port . ............... 50c Magnet 81 F lyn 138 Washinixion St. Phone 542-4 Music Rolls 25% Discount” on eafloii ’ V W. A. Bnggerman s Stationery Store Donovan Iiook. 132 Washington It. ‘ " éouLD’nof“§s”’a‘£AM"soT' '”' According to Jeff Dc Angolls. the player. the worst hotel anywhere was one that. some were ago. stood ill the town of Abilene, Kan. “i had been banking at this alloaod hosiclry with a fellow actor for two nights,“ says he AllKOillt. “and our exiitirioul'u innit on all the horror f a niahtulnro. in the middle of our at night. lint sleeping well. i was dimly cuiiliriollii for a long time that some» thing was wrong. Suddenly l rohliscd that the trouble came from a leaky nun jot. . "Wake up. lliil.’ l shouted in my friend’s our. lili 1 shook hint violently. "i‘be lulu ill uucapitia.‘ "'Woil. can you blame it!‘ growled ho as he rolled off the corn shucks."«— Harper‘s Wuokly. We refuse to judge any citllditlttlo by M2” o it in time of need “W _ t “ - , ‘ Tit! Mai“ OALIOF IUMMIR cocoa A1? BREATH ‘BIDUOBD; PRIOR. it is not the kind or morohsndm" you find literary store in- town. it is in a class by itself. parteotdn every detail. The stock to be unloaded at reduced prices translate or , y es. Missos' Dresses. Children's and Girls’ White Dresses. Linen Coats. Cloth Coats, White Linen Skirta and Cloth Skirts. Muslin Petticoats. . Night. Gowns. Vests. Silk Gloves, Christa. Corset. covers. and the handsomest line of Waists in town. sale in both. stores. Indira! fldltlrmifll‘ Dress- eum Main ‘It., Itamfortt’ lanthanum liilli The NorWalk city council will noel the carpenter. this evening and consider matters of bio-mailer in the United States. importance. _ so.» “a...“ . as “uthhaln‘hth south Norwaiit on up in our end of the town it that Crowmartin doesn't move out." said He‘s the worst trou- He .is always talking about his rights and linsiatinz that somebody is infringing George B. Burden, of Norwnllt. has on ’oln. gone to Atlantic city where he will at» tend the G. A. R. convultlou. W The Golden Rule Circle of Kings Daughters will meet Tuesday at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Lewis, of St. John street East Norwnlk. . --m....~ Miss Florence Hamilton. of i'l/aiall and Hubbell’s law oilices. in cute-risin- of Sloughton. Mass. at her home in Reed lug her cousin. Eugene 'l‘ooluov, street. Clarence Byxbee and friend took an automobile. trip to 'l‘urrytown. N. \'.. yesterday. coming home by be way They went automobile of iirooklyn and Yonkers. ill Mr. Byxbeo's Flanders and report a fine time. .0... Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kline, Mrs. Edward Kline. of Norwalk, left Satuhrday for Allhlt- . tilt-lid tilt: flit national (l. A. l. encampment They .iobu Kline. and Mrs. tic city. where they evil; mm] and the W. R. (3. convention. will also visit Philadelphia. . ....._.........___ A party of Norwaik and South Nor- wulk people set out today for a visit to Atlantic City and before returning a visit will probably be paid to the in the party were Mrs. Charles .-\. llatcu. Mrs. B. y. iiach. Mr. and Mrs R. .i. (.‘ulillil. G. S. North and Mrs. Grime ll. ltnyinond. Gettysburg intuit-ground. Although itotou Point is largely cios~ yer-u ordny brought out it largo numbcr of visit- hundred people went, in Roion during the af- The trolley cars will quit making the Point loop when the win- icr schedulc goes into euect ill a low rd up the line woaihcr ore to tho Hiltlf‘t‘. Several teriloon. days. HEAD CUT I'N FALL FROM CAR. John Mchrnoy injured By Not Wait- ing for it to Stop. .lohn hit-Noru‘y. of Wald Norwalk. had the lliitiiul'iillli‘ to lug; fore the trolley stopped and thrown heavily to the ground. lie sustained a cut on his uoud about inch deep. The car was stopped and :l hur- ry call soul for iir. William it. But- ucll, who alrivcd in 'i very short time. lie dressed thc injury. with tho assis- tance of Edward (luflnoy. inc conduc- tor. nlid then the man has arrcntctl for two inches long and about an intoxication. This morning in the Norwnik side of Edward ll. inn-irwood tiic man was allotrcd to depart. never having been arrested bu- lbo town court before Judge lore. HOSPITAL NOTES. Arthur London, at Winnlpauk. who underwent an operation for appendici- tis at tho Norwaik Hospital. was dill yester- itamc Win- charged from that institution day and niloildetl the baseball that was given for hilt benefit at nipnnk in a carriage. .lncob Merci-s. of 30 Madison strooi. the Norwnlk where he has been undergoing treatment for was discharged from Hospital yesterday afternoon. some time. The lrienda of Frank li. l-‘Ield. Norwulk Hospital with time i'llt‘ll day. DREAM FOOD. Haaheeah. the Btranno Drug That is Used in the Orient. linuhcekh. tbc iiil‘lilllit‘ drutl which has given our language iia word “as. sausln“~«n man an ironslcd by the. drug that lie accomplishes luurtiermls used by the Persians. Turks and Egyptians In a manner akin to tho use of opium by the Chinese. it in the product of plum grown ill large quhntiiiea in the. l‘oloponncsns (southern tireocul in the plant grows to a height of about four feet. and its branches are thickly covered with small leaves and nlutided with district of 'i’riimlilln. The tiny seeds. The eniiro plnui. stalk and branches. in out within a few inches or the root and laid out in the sun to dry. The branches are then rubbed to separate the hoods. and these in turn are ground i into a line powder. which constitutes. the drug has the power of inducing sloop and producing pleasant and fantastic dreams. Continued use of haalwcah rcndcrs its devotees wild and reckless and results in a complete wreck or their mental and physical tho drtiit. rnnslii ution. For this reason the Egyptian novarn‘ mcnt prohibited tho importation of the drug and entered into a convention with Greece to prevent illt ssportstlou from there to Egypt. where the con. camera of hashoesh are very numerous. The drug is practically never uteri in Greece. but is now exported to the u- rlous ports of England. Austria. France and ltaly. and from there much. no doubt. ultimately iln‘ds its way to lilll'flt. With generous inclinations How many men produce A lot or resignations For other psopls’s ussi “Washiilaton liar. street. fall from a trolley car on tho Winnlpnuk lino at Ward slit-oi on Silllil'tlily mon- llo was attempting to plight be Willi 1:" Hurrltt avenue, who has been ill at tho appendicitis for some little time. in rapidly improv- ing and in now able to sit up a short kitchen chimney. blew over into big yard. and he made the biamodest fuss. it a man's dog barks at night Cromar» tin reports it the the police station get me into trouble because my roon~ tor crows at. daybreak every morning. He is always complaining to the po- lice. and he keeps the whole neighbor- hood ill hot water." "There's only one way to deal with such a man." remarked the wugonma- her. "You have to beat him at his own game. i have bad experience with men of this kind. and i know it‘s no use arguing or appealing to his better nature for he hasn't any. You must simply have to make up your mind to be twice as mean as ho is and lie awake nights thinking up schemes that will break his heart. "Read up the village ordinances and you'll find a lot of rules and regula- tions that he is breaking every day. We all violate the (ll‘JIillflilf‘t'b mory day of our lives witloul knowing it. Does Cromallin let his hour. in... loo-to? That‘s a penitentiary offers-u hi this season of the year. Look up your own liens and then go to the police station with it virtuous lace and make com- plaint ill the interwar; of the pilbllt‘ wclfare. There in an ordinance provid- ing pains alid peuallics for loavlnir tin cans in the alley back of your pro mint-s. Are their tin cans in (lrowmarlin‘a alloy? if not, put some thorn. and then have. him arrested. Continue this policy for a little while and Crowluartln will come to the con‘ ciusinn that reform is the best goods in the market. "I illilld to live ill n double boon» and the man who occupied the other half was worse than your friend t‘rowtllnr~ tin. lie had a grudge against me for some trifling muslin. lie discovered that i can't stand the anode of a vine iin. i don't understand it myself. but violin music is torture to me. Well. he at once got till old fiddle and he'd sit and play it for hours. until i was frantic and my reason begun to lot- lrr on its throne. "i Went to that man and argued with him and hugged him to cut out the music, and he hurt laughed at me. i tried to have hinv‘arrapted. but their) was no law again a man's playing the fiddle in hid?" it house. i stud- ied the matter tutor and finally came to the conclusion that my only hope in} in doing him up by his own "It“ thud. "There was a wide hull noparalln; tho two parts of the house. Hall of it was supposed to belong to run and the other half to my neighbor. After consulting a lawyer and finding that. i had the right to do it. i established :l shooting unlicr‘y in my hair of the hall and invited my friends in comp and improve their markmanshlp. “We kept our rifles crncllillu away day and night. That man with the fiddle came over on his knees and bcggcd me it) let up. He and his fam- ily had their earl plugged with cotton for two weeks and got so nervous they'd jump ten feet at every report. thn ho had his lesson learned by heart. i closed the shooting gallery. and after that he wns a model neigh- bor and a good friend. “An old aunt rhino to visit me one time and she liked the place so Well that she made up her mind to slay lor good. Hire had a tongue that nov- cr restcdand she was driving by wife crazy. She was mean and cantakor~ (run, and simply wouldn‘t leave. i die- covorod that her pet detestation was rats so 1 bonus buying cats at. live cents each. and the place was soon nwarlning with them. She instcd about a week after the plague of coin was in hunuratod.“ “it, was a low down trick.‘ observer! the carpenter."~«-t‘.hicnito New. OLIVER DiPLOMACV. The late Lord flaiisbury some yearn into sent a foreign oilicc emissary to make some demands of a ilcpuhlir. Before setting out- on his mission the nmisaaary to whom ills lordship had explained the exact nature of the do. mantis. desired to he informed as to the course to take if after he had said everything there was a refusal. “0b. answered Lord Salisbury. "this is not a matter in which we have the least thought of fighting. it the Presl- tioni rotation. why. you will simply have to come home chain.“ The emissary want and had his any it refused to aivs‘in. and the (lipid. mat reilrod to think things over. A few hours later he wrote to the President: ' “i regret that your oxrnllenny duos Mi Mi your way to'roeogliiile the just- ness of tho cinimti‘ which I have had the honor to present. say. on behalf or Heritritannic Males- ty's government that unless your ex- coliency yields on all points which i have named it will pg my painful duty in art on the second half or my in. sirucilons." ‘ ' tinder the van! threat the Presidelt 'i‘lt Bits. and significant. “WWW... Townsendwttah a man live on a do]. iar a day?” lleors-Certalhiy. union he‘ll so prodigal as to lay something aside for n rain day. keep up his insurance, out . when o's hungry. ho clothes and pay Lilis tulle-«Chicago iy News. i The other day some smoke from my i first thing ill the morning. He apouti $20 trying to find a law that would' i without. in the President “mm... who blank— ! have new to yielded at once»- nos. 3 ma; osznrrs BUILDING. annulus. conn. Priest] English Dress, Goods - ’ S Arc of the highest grade and combine reliability. durability and general sat. isiacilbn. in a manner unequalled by any other make. cent lmportiltlonn of their We are showing re- Broad Cloth. Cranettes. Serges and Water Proof Prunellss that are absolutely spot proof and require no springing. Before purchasing Dress Goods for the Fall and Winter, let us demonstrate the runny points gained by buying Priestley’s. Ask to see “TUSSAH ROYAL" One of the most popular oi" the Priestley fabrics. LORD DISRAELl. Disraeli once told a lady that two unconscious which were indispensable in other people he had always done "i made." she said. “every kind or conjecture. bill. without nuc- reas, and on lily asking him to en‘ lighten me he solemnly answered that they were a watch and an umbrella! ‘llut how do you manage.’ i asked. ‘lfl lherc happens to he no clock in that room and you want to know the lime?‘ ‘l ring for a servant.‘ was the lnagnilo- qunnt reply. ‘Weil.' 1 continued. ’aud what about the umbrella? What do you do. for instance, if you are in the park and are caught in a sudden show-l or?“ 1 take refuge.‘ he replied. with a smile of excessive gallantry. ”under the unlbrclla oi the first pretty woman t l meol.‘ ' - “i act- you olton in your automobile those days." "Yon. l have the use of it frequently. My new chauffeur is just landed and hann'l made many friends as, yet."— t'i’aslliliaton Herald. ”Wililllllilllliliiil ”Oi-ll Well Fair RED MEN‘S HALL South Norwaik September 19th to 26th hidden. SEPT. arm (lpclling Night ltantl t‘ourori American llund TUESDAY. SEPT. 20th ValichilIc irony Music liali by Dancing soulssmn - 15c .l 1 Mars. and Lsaaosa “To Please the Patrons” Music H Our Policy: __-._..—-—-m._ Mon: Tues, Wed. Tristram & Hyatt, Sept. 19.20, 21 Prices Matinee. 3c and illc; oven- inp. tlrchostrn. l5c: Balcony. 10c; iloxen. 23c. Grand Opening of Regular Fall Season One Show Every Evening Doors open. Manure. 2 p. in; Show. 22% it ill. l‘h‘t‘liilifl. doom open. 7:30: \‘aiuiovilio at it: in it. ill. rznnllgomiot Extraordinary Francesco Creature The Musical Whirlwind Anti his llanda \‘oldl or in places and two Indy soloists Presenting the picturesque ltoviow "A Ntuhi in Naples and Eruption of t’oonvius." autumn..." Winifred Stewart Binglnx and Dancing. Davis 81 Dunn (toutedy Sketch "CARRYlNO Till BAOGER" liy 'i‘hos. .l. Dray. Merry Trio ' Acrobats. Special Attraction IURKI O MOOII Present H. HUOUINOT I. O0. in “The Deceivers” Cast Jack Barrett .........H A. Huguenot Aline Hanson desks Powers Ralph ltouson .. u-“ Norwalk, Conn. H. Kricger& Co. The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks BUY NOW PAY LATER and Our Modern Credit Plan is Proving a Blessing to people of Moderate Cir- cumstances. daily. ~wear Store in The Nurwaiks Fail Goods arriving Most Complete ”Ready-to ‘ We have them all styles, colors and sizes. PRICE. FROM $1.50 to 35 School Dresses for Girls. Come and see the Dream we are selling for 75 costs They cannot be beaten. street woar. Special $12.98t GO OUT TO the GOLF LiNKS. NOTiCE THE HAT! Some are more bond mvorinaa. Others have style. Those are the OIK They are the crabs ol‘ l-intrltmt. ”.00. $4.00, 30.00 D aristo- Joseph Davis lit Washington tit. Gouth Norwailt Letidon Slip-0n ‘ Coats Guaranteed waterproof. suitable for automobile use as well as "Why do you call up at that box. my man i" "'l‘o learn what new laws have been Franklyn Varnoy posited since i went on ditty." answer "How new?" ”Her husband is abrute." "When alto salted him how long she could remain at the i‘l‘liousaud islands. Gertrude Wetmormidariorio Cortlandt N1 the policemanwlmulsvilie Gourisr- he told her to spend s weak on such Louie ..-........... Edward Connors Journal. ‘ t lanmlsurilusuza Post.
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