t.
ml .
terriers to be.
Our Lines or ‘
. School
Creame'rs
Lounsbury & .
' {Sonics
Educator
Boston School
Shoes
_ “Nox "Em All"
1 Oraiax
are Oak
Heels and Counters are
Solid, Leather
CONNEALLY
The
customers dud our. cus~ * '
L Di course it is l—-- .
and here‘s where you get it
. . neuron 8r CansCo.
68 rWatervStreo
r .
Coal
' Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines, i'resh truth the
minors' pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
' Aré You Ready?
All Sites
Best Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershiield St Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
AND
BRACKEN
e1 Waentnoron eraser.
scorn NORWALK.
TELEPHONE see-4
If YOU ARELOOKING FOR
. "FreSh Fruits and
. Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
PEACHES for Canning
a Specialty.
CANDICB. CIOABB; TOBACCO Ind
SODA WATER.
. G. GHIOTI‘O
Tel. 921 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
coat
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-
“ON 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.
’ 7 unecono-
2, we. ”WWW“...
‘Do-
i ii iii“ a systematic
You Realize the
Advantages
saving oi even a small portion oi your salary? it
. . deposited in the . .
ige Scuth Norwalit Savings Batik
money is notonly safe from loss. by thieves or careless ea-
relylsut by the aid of a liberal rate at Interest is constantly in
g . without iurther eitoflfoh your part. . .
Our ,Fall span“
James Means’
Shoes for Men
are here. They cannot be beat
at $3.00
A Few Ladieé' Black Velvet
Button Shoes at $2.75
e—MAXLEVYM
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
We have Just released from head
and have on hand 25 barrels oi the
inlilous Old Chicken Cock Whiskey.
it has been sold at the old stand for
the last 25 years, Try it and be con-
vinced that it is the bout Whiskey
sold for the money.
Straight Chicken Cock Whiskey. per
iuil quart ...................... $1.00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old-Cliii ”if ................. 90c
Quart Monogram ................. 75c
Quart Sherry .................... 50c
Quart Port ................. .. . . .50c
Quart White Port ................ 50c
Magner 8r Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone M24
salient SALE of
Music Rolls
25% Discount
on each Roll
W. A. Briggerman’s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 1!! Washington It.
There will be a special mention of
l‘ntnam Hose Company this evening
to make arrananmcnts for pnrticlpat:
ing in the Thursday night i‘iremcu's
parade in contraction with the fair oi"
Old Wcll Hook and Ladder i‘onlpany.
Miss Augusta. Ullllilm. or llnyvicw
svcnuc. won the uncut of Mien Mabel
H. Tolioa. of Ansonia. on Hatnrtluy. at
a bridge party. which was given to un'
nounce itor enaugomont to William
Marvin, oi ilerby. iioih youth; peoplc
are well known lll Norwallt and have
a arcet many irlcnda bore.
John Drlncoil. oi 'i‘orrindton. is visit“
inn his cousin. Miss Margaret Drie-
ooil. ol' Strawberry Hill avenue. lie
has but recently been discharged from
the hospital in his home city. having
had a severe attack of typhoid-pump
mania. He is rocovorina rapidly now,
however.
w»...—
‘ > nitlooto oso.
‘ sojourn. oats. eraser. ,
1! : 1.1101188
s - rig-nonwliu’t
es.
.0th
”PM! LAI'i'dAL OF IUMMIR GOOD. AT GH‘A‘TL‘V IIDUOID
sauces. it‘ll no the kind or merchandise. you ‘iladiin'sverr store in
town. it is in a class by null, perieet in lever! ddtaii. “$110”ka to
x be unloaded at reduced prices consists oi
isses' Dresses, Children’s and Ciris"Wh
Coats, White. Linen Shirts and Clothldhil'ts‘.‘
Nllh Gowns. Vests, Stilt Gloves, Corsets. Cor
handsomest line or Waists in town. rials in both htorlls.
Lafites' Suitel imitas' Dress-
‘ e Dre . Linen Coats,
usllu: Petticoats.
set cavern. and the
sis-st Main so. Italniertl
Notice
The hoard oi Registrars ior-.the City
at South Norwalk. Conn. will hold a
public session at the Town Court room,
Haviland street. in snidoity. on Wed-
nesday. September 28, 1910 irom two
(2) until six (til o'clock p. m.. to cor-
rect the votingllst. All names to be
added or erased from said list must
he handed to City Clerk John .1. Ounce
on or beloro six (6) o'clock p. in., Mon.
day. September 26, preceding election.
Dated at South Not-walk. Conn.
September 11, 1910.
RUFUS .1. SMITH.
JAMES M. O'BRIEN.
s14 20 2? Registrars.
deacon... as...
ist Company l
AUTUMNAL TOURS
Block island, 810.50 and “Low-Salon
day. Sept. ll, three days“ trip over
Labor Day.
White Mountains, $21.00w8ix daya'
trips. accommodations at Sinclair
Hotel. listillebem. also includes
Flume ride, Mondays, Sept. 12 & 19. ;
Niagara Falls, d30.00~-F‘onr days‘ tripg
Saturday. Sept. lil. international
Hotel.
Niagara Falls. Thousand islands and
Montreal. $48.00—-Six days' trip. Sat-
urday, Sela. in.
Gettysburg, Luray Caverns and Wash-
ington. D. C.. $33.00~~Six daya' trip.
Saturday, (M, '22.
Above rules irom New Haven. For
circular describing all tours call on
1-). ll. linker. at depot, or address The
liccrcallon 'i‘onrist (‘o,. 183 Orange St.
New Haven. Tel. 1201.
vottsrn clue”
Laureate
(Continued irotn First Page.)
ty ol ranking and keeping irlontls. And
on top of this is an instinctive feeling
aiming his boat oi (cit-min that he. is
a worthy mun tor the otiloc. For
twvlre long years (‘hlci \‘olllnct' has
been in the running for the office and
a lot or pcoplc will be surprised if this
tall dOt'h not mark his election. Every
day his chances (or success have been
gctilnn brighter.
’i‘hc Volllncr Club was partially or-
ganist-d lust morning when a good air
rd party oi local trit-utls oi the chlci
assembled at the Mnhacitemo Hotel to
start the ball rolling. Joseph ltooncy
oliit‘lult-tl as temporary chairman and
”slim the assemblage to order for tho
purpoae of discussing the lit-st plan oi
urilou. Councilman Aibcrt M. i‘ohl-
mun. cumiitialc for longer on the limit
ocrntic ticket. was dclcgsletl to it"! on
press committee. t‘iiioi \‘ollmcr was on
hand and had a cordial drooling ior ev-
erybody .
It was also brought out at this llillt‘
that tho \"ollrncr (Tlub will not be a lo‘
cal organisation cutitt-ly. it will have
rutniiltniiolm about the courtly and lo
cal \‘olinlcr l‘lnbs art.- already assured
in llanlmry. stainiord anti Greenwich.
Promincni llclnocrate ill those places
have latlkcti lllc mailer over with the
local iris-lids oi tfhlci Vollmcr anti con-
Nllll'l‘t‘il joining with tho ot'gnilllulion
in the Norwalks. but it was considered
host to intro cnch town have its own
lotal organization. As llltilly branches
on possible will be organised for it is
hold that 30ml. hard work is going to
ulcan the chlei'a cicctlon to shortli-
mhip surely.
’i‘hc \‘ollntcr (‘iubu oi lllt' Norwalks.
filamrord. tlrccnwich and probably
oiltcr places will uni loitutllcr on the
day oi the conycniion at which Chloi
Voilmcl will bc nominated. convcnca.
’l‘hln convention. according to the pros
cut program, will be bold in iiridao
troll, on Friday oi uoxl Wfluk. 'i‘hc
mculbctnhip in by no means l‘cslrictetl
to the Democrats. The members oi all
parties will be welcomed to the ranks.
(in the day of the convention. the
ulctuhcrs or the club will assemble 111
South Norwnlk and no to iiridaeport
in special trolley cars. The American
lland will be taken along irom this
city. The special reaails oi the mem-
bent oi the Voilmor Club will include
willtc hats and ounce.
another morning will he held at the
Mahacknmo liolel Friday evening for
t :10 pnrtmse or perfecting the organisa-
l on.
.. M... “an“...
lHEfllFF HAWLIY NAMID AGAIN
(Continued from First Page.)
The nomination was seconded bit
County Health Oliicer Genres ill. Hill.
of l-lrldtreport. who declared the alter-
il‘l has proved himself a isithiul, elite
clent and capable oilieisl. and that he
had appointed good stress men as his
:leputles to not as upholders oi the
aw.
litter the name at William 111. bailey
had been placed In noininstlon. Loo
Davis. of Norwallt, said that no mat-
ter who was nominated. he would do
all i‘nhls power to elect him. but in his
opinion. Sheriff Harley is not the
strongest candidate. its had lots at
reasons. he said. tor thinking so. and
while he had intended to present them
to the convention. he did riot care to.
alter thinltlh the thither over. to:- it
1
as on Main at. min Namath
~ tall -
ORDER To OETTLE ACCOUN .
District oi Norwalk,‘ as. Pro ate
Court, September 20. A. 1).. 1810.
Estate in Connecticut oi Christianns
w ters. late or Poland‘ltldao. in the
at to of New York, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex-
hibit. his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro‘l
bate (llilco in Norwalk. on the 26th!
titty oi September. 1910, at 10 o'clock.
iorenoon; and that all persons inter-i
ested in said estate may be notified'
thereof. the administrator will entree
this order to be published in a news-
paper having a circulation in said dis-
trict. at least live days before said 26th
day at September. 1910.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
s20 11 Nudge.
BVBTEBIEI MIST FlflllT
PllLLllTlllll
(Continued iroru First Page.)
havo'taken and their oiiorta to partly
the local waters. lie advised the most
rigid sanitary arrangements at the oy-
ster houses to save the harbor from
pollution the outlets to the public sow.
crer system bug ll moat bc i.orl..- in
mind that u bcxlnuinu can in iw in.qu
somewhat-p. With the oyato'xntnn
keeping their qwn property in too
most sanitary condition possible. they
are in a position to light pollution in
other directions. _
it is anticipated that the customs
will mean elimination oi the pollution
caused by the sowcr systems. ()yalcr
ground is bought and sold and taxes
src paid for it. it is therefore hold
that inasmuch as tho dumping oi new.
use could not for an loloruicd (or an
instance on propcrly on shore. thorn.
in no good reason why oyslcr nrowors
should have to stand for sewage being
dnmpcd on tho proporty irom which
llicy make their livina.
’l‘hc taking of samples of oysters
from the bolls in this vicinity ior oy-
ainlnntlon by the ‘i.cdcrlc laboratorocs
continues, More'snmplcs were sub-
milled in William 1* lioyt today and
they will ln- sent out by express by
Mr. lloyi during the day. To incillaio
this work. it‘ll npcclnl boxes are bcinu
built by tho Knapp box company.
Each sample consists oi l5 oysters
and about in) dilibrcnt samples will be
submitted to the laboratories in the
profile!“ illit‘li.
Accompanying “in sample is a do
acriplion oi a minute nature. telling
when collcclcd, who by. a description
or the noun-c the aeucrnl location oi
the beds. lht- depth of water over the
bctlr. tho him oi bottom. Hand. clay
or mud. dirmtlon of the wind whcu
the sstnplc “:er taken. the slate oi the
lldc and thc another. it is expected
that within a low days a complete ro-
ltort will no :~‘ll\i‘illllt‘t(1 to tho Norwall.
gram-re ii‘illll lllc laboratories on the
anniplt-n auiuuittnd a law days ago for
the oxhnnatixc bacteriological exam-
ination mcutloncd.
The nuancluilotl'of growrlra and deal-
crs in thc .‘\'nr\\'aik district is to he,
regularly incorporated incorporating
the orannimntlon has already been
abort-d and will br- oompleted. accord-
ing to the turnout program. at another
mcctlng to iw hcld on Monday cunning
til the sumo place.
nun non
Piill'li at iilliillllilil
Satisfied to an op Easily, was
Three Meals and Root
Over lisad
NORWICH. Soot 20.-—-—in an open
lollol‘ to the editor of the Hartford
Times, Mayor Charles F. .Thayor
writes today that». a people at large
arc imiliiorcnt to he think! which
most concern then so long as they can
act on caeily. hate three meals cacti
day and a root above their heads. Con-
tinuing Mayor 'i‘hayor says
"In your cornmeal on tho IlK‘Ofld oi
my ripen letters "you said 'As ior Mr.
'I‘hayor he is doing in an unusual way
a thin: that month he done somehow,‘
'i‘his loads me to the conclusion that
you are the right kind oi an editor tor
the work in hand. ior you saw, while
others iucroly looked and inquired.
"it my unusual way Is not the best
Why. Why «to you not undertake in the
best way to do the thing that ought to
be done somehow? You have the best
tools tor the workws areal newspa-
D". h lame circulation. intelligent
readers.
“Has the commercial side at the
newspaper business destroyed its ca-
pacity for doing tor lAncoln‘s plain
people the thing that should be done
somehow? When Lincoln saw that the
emancipation or the blacks was the
thins that chain to be done somehow.
did he hesitate or count the cost? He
did the thing. Your npme is not Abra~
hem. but you a... that the thing
should be done mellow as clearly
as idueoln saw. ,‘ y not rise to the
corrosion? Will y u?
'lt the people e indiherent. malts
them dili’erent. [initiators seat in the
United states aerate is not his private
property. By what ant orlty may he
say who shall entropy ti He has no
right to take it by; ores or urehase.
The United States; starch p should
be given by the poop no one who will
truly represent them. it should not
be taken from theta. without their cone
would out e vs the other sltles'nllntl‘a
sent. it you will ‘ do torthe lain
people whom Lil ‘ {loved the tiller;
2
nos. 3 and 5 Guerra'asultotno, 'noawsnx. conn.
m..-w.. «Aw-
illilllililillt“ ”
"Old Well Fair
RED MEN'S HALL
South Norwalk
September i9ih to 26th
MONDAY. SEPT. 19TH
Opening Night lland Clint-art
Amcricnn linnd
by
TUESDAY. SEPT. 20th
Vaudeville from Music Hall
llancina
Apnlssloh - 15c
moon
PECK A HART,
Our Policy:
Mgr-s. and Lessee-
“To Please the Patrons"
a. no” WM
MoaTTues. Wed.
Sept. '19, 20, 21
We-..» we. .. ....
Prices Matinee. 5c, and 10c; eroti-
lng. ()rchostra. lite; iialcony. 10c;
iioxca.‘.ibc.
Grand Opening of
Regular Fall Season
One Show Every
' Evening
Doors open. Matinee. 2 p. in; Show.
21in p. m. Evening doors open. 7:30;
Vaudeville at 8:15 p. 111..
.—
lCnguacmcnt Extraordinary
Francesco Creators
'l‘ho \lnsicnl Whirlwind
And his Iianda Veil" of if. piccca
and two lady soloists
l’roanntlmz the picturesque Review
“A Night in Naples and Eruption oi
Vesuvius."
Winifred Stewart
Singing and Dancing.
.- ”a-
Dav-ist: Dunn
Color-11y Sketch
”CARRYING THE IAOGER'
lly Thou. .1. Gray.
The
Spccini Attraction
BURKE A JACOBS
l’roacui
H. HUGUENOT a CO. in
"The Deceivers”
Chamroiyds
Acroha is.
k-.. .
' (‘asi
lack liarrott ........ it. A. liuaucnot
Alina iiouson ...... Jeslta Powers
ilslph liousou ..... Franklyn Varnoy
Gertrude Wetmoro. Marjorie Cortlandt
Louie .. ......... Edward Connors
that ought to he done sonlehow, they
will make thcir own choice of session
At prcscnt the iiulitoley‘McMnn mushy
bio looks like the quarrel of two tour-
year-olds over a tin my horse."
lllllll ll lllll Silltl
WALL STREET. 1010 a. inc-43.111!
of 1-8 to a full point were made by the
principal active stocks in the ilret tow
minutes or tradin . Dealings were iatr-
ly active and we distributed. Union
Pacific, Reading. inter-horonahoidetro
politan pill. and American ameltlntt
made one point advances and at. Paul.
New York central. Missouri Pacific
and Pacific Mali Isl-ac motions. Lou-
isville it Nashville declined 3-4 and
Central Railroad oitNew Jersey sold at
a decline at it. .
WALL eraser. u a. m.-~a hand- ‘
mi of specialties moved up sharply.
imt the usual marital leaders illil not
rise much over the opening natures.
Manhattan trained 2 114. Pacific Mall
1 M. Consolidated this i 14 and south
em. Railway bid.
'i‘enu. Copper
Norwalk, Conn. '-
‘leLL SHOWING .' x
Ladies’ Linen Walsts
Correctly Tailored and Finished in the Best Manner
Plain Tucked Waists, $1.75 - $2
Beautifully Hand "Embroidered Waists, $2.75
A New Line of Silk Underskirts~Blsck, from $3.98 to S12. In Colors, including
all the Latest Striped and Persian Effects, $5 to $9
Tristrarn & Hyatt,
H. Krieger& Co. .
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks
. BUY NOW
m
and
PAY LATER
Our Modern Credit Plan is Proving a
Blessing to people of Moderate Cir-
cumstances. Fall Goods arriving
a
daily.
Most Complete Ready-to
swear Store in The Norwalks
Boys’ School’Suits .
We have them all styles. colors
and since. PRICE. l-‘ittlbl
$1.50 to $5
School Dresses
ior tlirla. (Tome and son the
Dresses we are selling im-
75 cents
They cannot be beaten.
GO OUT 1'0 the
GOLF LINKG. NOTICE
THE HAT.
Some are more heart
coverings. Others have
style. These are the
y c A K
They are the nrislo»
crate oi linttlmn.
”.00. $4.00. $6.00
I
Joseph Davis
Iii Washington lit.
Death Norwsllt
' l
London Slip-On
Coats
Guarantor-d waterproof, suitable ‘
ior automobile use as well as _:
street wear. Special ‘
$12.98
W
,Aln ‘ an.,,auasr
and dreams tines
day to operation
one. . ‘
WALL STREET. Noon.»nesilnes
in stocks Were restricted to. protes-
aionsi hands. The rise in prices was
in - Madhouse. «or. resistance yester‘
s tor the decline. The
a, ..
advance in turn attracted settle on
tiers and limited the movement.
thorn Racial: and Mercantile Marine
pid. rose 1. but the
atlJl‘Oiii the that 11ml: 'prioal. Bonds;
were that. ’
nr~
rersl list neon-
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