Boston School Shoes “Neil ’Etn All” Qrafax 'The Outer‘selee and innereoles . , . an Osit 1' The Heels and Counters are . . Solid Leather ; ONNEALLY ABRACKEN st waeulueron eraser. scum NORWALK. vstsrnous sou i ,_ IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR Fresh Fruits and ' Vegetables We have them. All kinds tn ' season. PEACHES for Canning a SpeCialty. CANNES. CIGARI. TOBACCO and SODA WATER. G. GHIOTTO Tel. 927 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge. -COAL .. A Finn in” THE GRATE these chilly evenings helps drive dull care away‘ and increases the joyhot living. We have recently received a consignment of Carmel of a new variety which seems to leave nothing to be desired in this line. Blazes brightly and long. easily kindled, does not soap or fly and makes a beautiful fire in the grate. A small qbantity will last you a long time and do you a world of good at little expense. v. To ransom. W... “n...” .. WORTH THE PRICE The story that Sir John Flatter, of the British admiralty. tells with tho . mstost enjoyment-wand he tells many. and all with solitwis of an old hoetswain on the flagship who fell into . a little money and retired. One day ' the admiral visited him at his loun- ‘ in! hum iihd the old sailor possessed of an apparently useless man servant. . “What do you want with him?" asked ll'lsher ‘ ‘l‘Hevet‘y morning." exclaimed the old filler, " 'e comes. to me stomach and balls e to see you.’ ’e says to me. . ‘Toii hadml’r‘ei lie so to 'oll.‘ says of a systematic saving of even a ' tor. Howard H.‘and Mia‘s Fannie Wood- ; ceased was a retired school teacher. lilies Mary R warm The death of Miss“ Mary R.‘ Wood ' man occurred at her home. 20 Maple avenue, Bartlet. about eleven o’clock. Wednesday morning. alter an illness of unusual aufterlnz with a spinal trouble, which she hed‘endurcd ‘ for sonic two and onedtalf years. At times her sufferings throiurh it all she manifested a pa- remarkable While confined! to he bed and a helpless layslld she man fasted a keen interest in the events of the times and the things which had formerly interested her.e Miss Wood. man was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Amos Woodman. of Bethel. She is survived by a brother and sis» man. who resided with her. The de- havlng taught for some twenty- seven years. first in Bethel and later in Stamford. East Norwalk and South, Norwalk. She was a member of the Congregational Church and the home department of the Sunday school; she was also an activo member of the Our- rent Events Club, of Bethel. The fu~ neral services will be attended from the house this afternoon. Funeral of Miss Jessie E. Gilbert. The funeral of Miss Jessie E. Gil- bert. of Norwalk, whose death occurr- ed at the Danbury Hospital. on Wed- nesday. was held yesterday afternoon at her old home in Ridgeflcid. Miss Gilbert. who was cmployed as a trim- mer at the Wilson hat factory in Nor- walk became ill of typhoid fever while visiting in Ridgetleld two weeks ago and was brought to the hospital here for treatment. She was widely known in Ridzclleid, where the greater part of her life was spent. ”w—w OOMMERCIALIBM V8. CHURCHES. Chicago Congregation Must Make Way for Auto Gara e. CHlCAGO. Sept. “MW“ e have been literally driven out by the automo- biles." said Rev. Joseph A. Mllburn. pastor of Pyimouth Congregational Church, yesterday. The church property. located at 2, 535 Michigan Boulevard, has been sold and will be used for commercial purl [10568. The congregation was once beforc driven out by the “advance of commcr ciaiism." as it was described by Dr Mllburn. The former site was on Wa- bash avenue at the corner of Eldredge Court. The church. where, it non stands. cost. 3100.000. and the lot coat 333.000. The purchase price of the property as given out yesterday is “H.000. “i have been pastor of the choral for nine years and i never would lm aglllc there could have. been each i. change had it not come before in: very eyes." said Dr. Miliulrn. "Every thing has had to give place in the all tomoblic garage. 1 shouldn‘t wondcl ii the person who bought our (‘llill‘t'l intended to convert, it into such . business place or tear it down to pu‘ up one. The community will well sup port a church. it shows the ndvancr of commercialism. "Ton other churches are in the path They, too. will have to face the prob lem." . JURY closeness. Sent Back to Further Consider Sugar Underwoiohing frauds. NEW YORK, Sept. Zl.——-Aftcr bav lug tried in pin ‘ail night to arrive at a verdict. the jury in the customs un dotwolghing fraud case came into tbl United States irouit Court this fore noon and re ried a disagreement .iudnc Martin declined to accept sort a lopmt at this time and sent the jar oru back for further deliberation Hi impressed upon the Jurors the import sure of the case. which had taken t long time to try. and said that in wanted every means of reaching nl aul'eoment exhausted before he dis charged them. 'l‘rc. defendants in the case are for mcr federal customs officials. Charles N. Wardcll. Charles Dewitt Drew not George E. lit-dell. charged with hsvlni conspired to defraud the government through systematic underweight of liallau imports. SWEDISH COUNTEBB DEAD. LOS ANGELES. Sat. Sept. 24:— Countess Constance Wurlltmoisior. l writer and lecturer of iheoaophical subjects and tor many years closely associated with the late Mule. lllnvai sky, died here last night. aged 73. llcl son. Count Axel Raoul Wachtnlelsicr is expected to reach this country in the steamer Corona. due in New Yorl today. ”Countess Wacbimelater wtu Constance ilenllourdeile. daughter of a French count. when she met Cotilll Altai Wachlmeister at the time be wal Swedish ambassador to the i‘ourt oi 8i. Julnos. ACTION AGAlNBT TAX COLLECTOR Mllllll lll’l OWN. dept. “M. wAlieaina that. Tax Collector William ll. 8on- glaub has not complied with the pro visions of the city ordinances in to sum to the payment of moneys recelv. ed by him to the city treasurer. Mayor Willard C. li'isiler has requested Prose. outing Attorney William J. Couxhlln. .lr.. to bring prosecution. The mayor has also written the din; company which carries Mr. Ben ub's bond in- forming: them of what he had done The penalty provided by the city ordl Do YOu Realize the Advantages ‘ deposited in the m mossy is not only safe from loss, by thieves or careless axe . . ltilres. hat by the aid of a liberal rate of interest is constantly in. a . without tfurther eltort on rear pert. tumors is a line of $100. small portion of your salary? 1f were intense, but ‘ tlenco and oheerfulnoss, with a hope . ' fulness tor the futuresthat were truly‘ necticut: Unsettled weather and Sunday. with showers to brisk southeast w.lnds The wastern‘ this morning‘ 3! DDUTH MAIN ITRDIT, ease ’ scorn uonwetk 3 Day S Misses road Cloth THE POiNT flal on All Wool Lanterns Low listl'rAtow rift-In!" units Low Palose. no you ass sat: in corn stones. erAMl-oab sun soils-a Maswetk. Suits ——- Fer S11. 98 w an» Main at. that... . Some Suggestions for Sunday 38 loath Main 9i» south Norwstk ‘ Providenc c DeepWater ovsrsas ”3&3“ Home-made Potato Salad, lb. 10c Beverages 1‘ . WEATHER FORECAST. For Not‘Waik and vicinity: Cloudy and unsettled weather with light rain tonight and Sunday. probably clearing... Sunday afternoon or night. For Con- tonight} Modems disturbance to central near Chicago. til. it is producing cloudy and rainy Weather with rising temperature in the northern sections from the Mississippi river eastward to ill ocoast. 1 Harry Billie is visiting his grand- father in East avenue for three weeks. C. (l. M. (lrcgory. of West avenue. la qpcmling lilo day in ib-ccnwlcb on bus- luoss. William ll. Raymond and Warren 0. Wondwurd went fishing ,vcstcl‘day and report an excellent catch. m--— Aiau Lockwood. avenue. left 'i‘llurallay for iiuifa . \'.. where he was to visit ills t-oom -matc bciore re- turning to (‘ornell college. The non bullets ate eighteen or twenty lncllcs long and about eight in- chos wide. At the top arc directions how to vote a straight or split ticket. .inck illuni a former ()vellook sin lent has been spending a few days with “ard Van Alstyllc. of llayvlm lvcnue lull he returned to his home in Piedmont. N. \'., this morning, .‘iiultin llilwortb. [other of (‘llarlns ii. llllworih. of Northampton. Mass. who is eighty-live yolrs or also. is spendinn several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. illiwoi'lh. of Union Park. There was a surprise party last awning on the Misses (fan-or. or Word- purl avcnuc. A number of friends of be young people were present and minus were. piliycd. Sinclair and lilti- ait- \wrc also fcutui‘cs. iolluwcd by re ‘rcuhmcllts. . There was a rehearsal of the first iexrce ill Our Brother's lodge last cv- l-nlng and on Monday evening there will he a rehearsal of tho lnitlaiory do: Kroc. The following Monday the ini- ilatory dokree will be conferred on right candidates. The Young Men's (‘Iub of St. Mary‘s church held a meeting last evening and elected the followlna officers: ‘i‘homas h‘lshorty. president; Bernard Netteford. vice-president; John Mc- ’lary. secretary and treasurer. The club rooms will be lifted up with line low furniture and a pool table. Town Clerk Herbert ll. Smith said his morning. that any ofthe candi listen who expect to run over the usual lmouul allowed for them to expend in ‘leciionl will have to lilo with lllul the notion of their appointment of a politi- ‘ni client before election. He will pay no attention to any bills (Wt'l' and lbovc the usual amount presented by anyone bill a candidate or his political agent. The oyster opening establishments which are doing business at the pros- out time report that trade in very brisk. The present. demand for olnlucd‘ oysters throughout the What is very brisk and while tllc weather has been favorable. thcro is no question that Ciicquot Club ."_ Norwalk Grocer W alker’s Grape Juice Masonic Building. , Norwallt i illiil'lllK’S BESEIWOHI IiEAIiLY Iii“ (Continued front First Page.) A few hours oi pond bald lulu would ironnlliv tide the tii‘. men but a lit ilo lain nil iii“ no uld not lw worth so mutll if the consumption of Milo: in nominal today. the water will likely last until tomorrow morning. but it the consumption of water today is heavy then probably the South Nor» unlit nthlns will have to be connected up tonight, Reports irom tbo rcscri’olr this morning showed that the water is down thirteen and olw-llall' tool. with a possible two loci more in the bot. tom. Another locational-r will be sent to the reservoir this afternoon to as. certain the amount of water that is left and how long it will last. Whom- cver is soul will probably" remain at the place until the time tor the plates to be closed. .Thcre is nothing that can be computed about the time, the water will last with a certainty for everything depends on the amount of consumption and whether it rains or not. II is an cxpomivc promaliiou to buy water from another city. lilo prices being agreed upon by the cities of South Norwelk and Norwaik being SL000 for Illofimwve days and $150 per day thereafter ae‘lonu us lilo water is used. The Norwelk people will not be supplied with the filtered water. for there is not enough in the filter to por- nllt of both cities using the water from the filter. The water commissioners are bold- lnit off as long as llfmtlilllf' because of the exqwnuc. and it is earnestly hum! that they will not. lllld it necessary to purchase the “inter. However unless rcllcf comes won from rain. this course will llavoito be pursued. There has not been such a drought for years. lilo Norwelkcrs not having pur- chased wulcl' tor two years. Scott's reservoir bus boon dry since the first of this month and the Grape in being used at the rail- of one tool per day. The wells and springs on the hills are also dry and this only norms in a very severe drought. such as the present one. five or six days of good heavy l'lllll it will take to fill the resor- voirs and it will take half a day to‘ have ovan the slightest effect upon the level in the reservoirs. THE SUMMER HOME. iNc.. FIAES PAPERS. Articles of association have been tiled in Town Clerk Smith‘s olllce tor the lncorpors oel'of s new summer home for chldl‘sn. which makes no distinction as toLraoe. color or creed. and which is to ho benevolent. chari- table and educational in nature. Just where the home lilo name oi which is The Summer We. inc. will be to tested the town clerk did not know Poor and neglected children will be cared for and tltoil physical and men tal training will he looked after by the home. The home will be located somewhere in the Town of Not-walk. but which particular section has not been discuvurcd at this date. The in- corpovatoro arc Arthur M. Marsh. llu- . vid B. Day and Sanford Stoddard. NEW BALAOTB ARRIVE. 'l‘owu Clolk ilelbcrt R. Smith this morning received the town's before election quota of the new Australian ballots which will be tulotl in the com ing election-fur the first time. Each NOS 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN. .———— w..- ‘4.-.— FALL SHOWING Ladies" Linen WaiSts 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 Undersitirts—Black, from S3. 98 to $12. in Colors, including all the Latest Striped and Persian Effects. $5 to S9 ,Tristram & Hyatt, t‘lNiMiNNATl 0.. Sept. «lent 'l‘aft will leave Cincinnati at 3:.l0 p. in. today for Washington. where he uncalled for at the following post oili- is to incct members of his cabinet for a series cf~ conferences next. week. The pit-aisle!" lbourouirlily unloved his vile“ . treat vs hymns. and everybody is sure trade has been greatly stimulated by the wide publicity campaign of the Scaishtpi Oyster System. incorporated. of tats city, whose big advertisements in the national publications are a very familiar sight. town clerk inibo late has been furn- ished with a number equal to 25 per cent of the registered voters of the towu As soon as it became known that the ballot”, which are pink in col or. had arrived, the town clerk had a steady call for them and the supply will soon be exhausted. . “tillsafe for a stranger, oven in lnoad daylight. " this is the statement of an Edinburgh policem regarding a well known street in t 9 heart of the city The awful sights to be seen on Edinburgh streets by every passer- by. the horrors associated with the alleys known to Scotchtnen es "closss' that burrow among the houses along its main streets. the drunkenness ram- pant everywhere, all this is in strange contrast with a "tightly closed" Bun- dny and crowded churches. Asiroil through Edinburgh. a glimpse Aat the glory and shame of this beautiful city. a: W“: on a: n e a e t e rs are. n Servant. tomorrow events All the shared the stateroom With him. their stilet- til. mi. go these airship: ser acquaintanccshlp starting then. s oes ere s earl. sin st.» Mum-- r ”m“ Nowender t. a women dislike ray tller Time. as worstei tells on them. MET DR 0 it til MUNICH. BRIDGDPQRT. Sept. al.~—M. B ityg an. an inventor nnocted with a local manufacturing multilahmont. and liv- ing at till) Elm street. is lilo Bridge porter who recently met and talked with Dr (look i Munich. Mr. Ryan returned from A road some time ago, and told his fr min of meeting Dr. (look and the lsrtor‘s datlahtor in the German city. or. cool: did not appear. according to Mr. Ryan. to be anxious to meet other Americans. Mr. ltysn in tail? was a fellow possum- of Dr. Cook s on a trans-Atlantic voyage and of s welcome. ii to his “homo cili’" team has been arranged for his last day, and he will probably spend the time before his departure at the home of his brother. HARTFORD. sent. 2t-By request ‘ til the authorities of Florence. Samuel w. Lawson. formerly (implor- out there in a confidential capacity, is (31109. NEW ORLEAN headquarters received a report this morning that an automobile contllllh lug silt persons had run into the New, basin canal. and install the occupants here that the English Byndoists. heed» had been drowned. "Shake well after using" is s motto some men want adopt in testis: with obieotlons of the French end Hrltlsh their friends. Norwalk, Conn. H. KRIEGER & CO. The Leading Ready-twwear Store in The Norwslks Come and see the Most Beautiful Display of MILLINERY ‘15. in the Twin Cities ’\ N \ at Pepular Prices ) we invite you to ‘ pass your judg- ment and opinion Our forty years of ex erience in the Mi linérv bus- iness makes us competent to know the needs ’\- ~ and the tastes of the Norwalk women Our HATS are designed and made in our own Work- room and are copied after the most genteel and sedate London and Paris styles You’ll find here a large assortment of Untrim- med Shapes, covered with silk velvet and $1.48 -$5 dutchess satin. All the newest Turbans & medium-size Shapes CREDIT Well of course l—we charge anything you’ll buy here. You don't need a. A fortune to buy from us. EASY PAYMENTS and we will clothe you from head to foot with better goods and at lower prices than any other store in town TAFT RETURN! TODAY. ADVERTISE!) AETTERST at on... Below is a list of loticrs remaining tea for lilo current week. NOI‘Wllk. No formal pro (3. A. Miss Alina lloalwick. Mrs, Connors. ill Prospect avenue. H. W. Dexter. .. S. Syssks. Mrs. A. 1.. Taylor till. B. 8. Kidl'l‘fl. P. M. mu»- . m... «as...» m. “We. HELD A3 A FUGITIVE. Ala. PROGRESS AT ELECTRIC WORKS. 'A regular weekly session of t be board of electrical commissioners was , made with the addition to the plant and it is expected the new electrical machinery will be in operation by the middle or next month. W AIANDON'ID TURKISH LOAN. PARIS. fient.2 24.-~it is understood .. gs...” ...._........-—...... euro none are OANAL.’ . Elect. 24.»«Polica Bit- Ernest tissest. hes abandon- ed t e negotiations for a loan of $50. 000.000 in Turkey in deference to the [overblown . . Quality Neckwear We know men. prosperous and . Woli dressed men. who never buy a scarf save it's Kliollb BAHATHEA. They like firmness of the weave. No monotony with four-ln-lulnds of sixty»four shades of solid colored KliI~ ER-BARATHIA AT so CENTO. not to speak of the wide variety Kalssa-sane- ‘ involved. d the lichness and not. being held by the local police as a fast held last evening at the municipal 0‘ figured live from Justice. He has waived extra- electrical plant. all of the members. THEAO. A" Bureflslklui m ditlon proceedings and is being held 'l‘honlss Robins. .iohn it Spencer and ”“3 £1.00. A 153‘ To a £60 under a bond of 01.000 lpending the so Frederick Hunkemeler. being in at tour-inuhanilll. " ’2' ‘ not here of the chief a police of Flor: tendanoe. Excellent. progress is heirla LAM” cum It New Arrow (lobar. loo. 2 ran 26o.
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