. it
I
‘ u now «Initiate y,
(Steamers .
‘ Wildiufi’ a
Sonics '
Educator
Boston School
Shoes ‘ '
“Nox ’Em All"
Orafax
The Outaraolea and lnnaraolaa
are Oak
0
The Heels and Counters are
Solid Leather
'C’ONNEALLY
AND. "
«BRACKEN
l1 Waauiucron eraser.
court-t nonwaut.
‘ TELEPHONE as“
1
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruitsand
Vegetables.
We have them. All kinds in
season.
concurs for Canning
a Specialty.
CANDIEB, CIGARS. TOBACCO and
CODA WATER. ‘
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
'A FIRE IN THE CRATE
those chilly evenings helps drive
dull care away and increases the
joy of 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 snap or fly
and makes a beautiful fire in the
grate. A small quantity will last
you a long time and do you a
world of good at little expense.
I
Tuifinnswh @-
SAMPLE LOT OF I
Men’s Russia Cali
SHOES
Button and Lace. Sizes 5 io 10
at $2.70
m wast-uneven eraser anions
l
is always "the best—they know
We carry only the very finest of
Coal—hence our large trade.
. . r
.———_
The Harris 8: Gans Co.
of our ‘
OAL i.
Tel. 721
wm—n
Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines, fresh from the
minern' pick. You can
pick out the host kiml
for your purpose hore,
Are You Ready?
All Sizea
Beat Grades
Full Weight
Flneat Quality
Hazleton Coal
B. Hershlield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
i
We have just rolctisod from timid
and hate on hand 35 lmri'olu oi tho
lnnious Old Chit-lion ('ot'lt “hitting
it has been sold iii the old stand tor
the last :5 yours. Try ii and ho lUII'
Vllii‘otl that ii in tho host \Vliiiikt‘)
fluid for tho innnoy.
Straight Chicken Cock Whiskey. per
lull quart ......... . ............ $1.00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old Cllii .............. i. . .90c
Quart Monogram ................. 75c
Quart Sherry .................... 50c
Quart Port ...................... 50c
Quart White Port ................ 60c
Magner 81 Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone Bill-i
. PURE '
late. 1.9.6
Brookside Lake lce,Co.
Dillon and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. a H.
Freight Yard.
‘ TELEPHONE 580.
-n... 4.. W ”.3... i-.. .
What’s the Use
in smoking an interior cigar, when
you can get the beat for the same
money
Roger Ludlow, 10c
Twin City. he
or The Nugget, 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALI. DEALING
B. J. REYNOLDS
' ‘ scorn NORWALK
It; laying containing is apparent
. Your Capacity for Earning Money
. should govern the amount you save. But the Necessity of
portion of your income is deposited regularly in
5 The South Norwalk Savings Bank
NANUFAOTURIR.
-...... «an...
to most people. See that a
68 Water Street.
t
one
tam : up" not
Da
. Misses -
LOW RENT.
THE POINT? .
sf * let (in All Wont? .
mad CIOIIIISilIts «an: $11.98
LOW EXPENSE. MAKE LOW PRICES. DO VOL! 8!!
SALE IN BOT.” .TOFIICHCTAMFO‘RD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
Ladies’ and
t
. 3‘ (7
sis. Main oi. attrition!
My“. . m.
BEERS BROS, Inc.
.~. ...
Hamburger Steak, 2
‘ Shoulder Steak, lb.
Round Steak, lb. . ‘
Sirloin Steak, lb. .
Delmonico Steak, lb.
Prime Rib Roast, lb.
lb.
0 0
Lamb Chops, lb.
Veal Cutlets, lb.
Veal Chops, lb.
Veal Roasts. lb.
moodWardAve.
100’ Legs of Mutton
121/20 per lb.
Westport & S.Nor'walk .
Norwalk’s
Grocery Store
Porterhouse Steak, lb.
Pot Roasts or Corned Beef,
Legs of Lamb (genuine), lb. _
Forequartci‘s of Lamb, lb. .5
Fresh Perk Shoulders, lb. .
as south Main an. south Norwalk
n... w. u.- n... ... .
Market
l
Largest
lbs. for 25c
" 14c
. . . 16c
. . . 18c
. . . 20c
. . . 22c
. . . 16c
. .llc, 14c, 16c
20c
. 12c
20c, 22c, 24c,»
I . . 28c
. . 24c,28c
18c, 20C"
16c
H-..» .. .........._
" ”inn iiillliiiw
IIIHll'li'l til Nimiulk.
(‘ourt. Sopiouiln-i “so, A it, will
l'lainitt ol’ Sarah S ’l‘hnii-i'. into til
Wilton, in said lilsirivi. iivrt-iinoil,
Orders-ii, That the otiininikii'ntor I‘X‘
hihlt hor administration account to
thin (Yourt ior adjustment. ill the I’m-
Milo ilIIIt‘t‘ in Norwalk. on tho :Il‘II lIlI)‘
or UNUIN'I'. lillil, hi it ti't'lork lorruoon.
and tlini all portions IllIl'l‘t'KIi‘tI in
unit] t‘alnlt' may he iiuilllt-d. their-oi.
the administrator will rnuao thin order
to he published in ii newspaper Ililt‘Ilu‘,
a circulation in said liiuirim, at local
ilro tiny» Ilt'Itll'L' niilil 3rd (in; of (lrto
lwr. l‘illi.
incisor n. humour.
'5
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
an. l’mlntio
all? it
a. -u— .a-umm
iliutrioi of Norwalk, as. l’rohiito
i‘om-i, Roptomimr iii. A. It. iiilti.
:Nllllli of June It‘lymi, law oi Nor-
walk. in said llluirirt. deepened.
The Court of Probate for the inn
trlvl of Norwalk. htttli liniltotl tiiitl nit
lowul liilt months Iroin the data hum
of for the i-roilitorn of sold oniato to
exhibit that: cinlinn tor settlement.
Those who neglect to preeotii their no
coitntn, proporly ntioaiod. within tinlil
time. will list tlobtirrnd or recovery. All
poi-noun intiolitt-d in said saints: are ro-
ouonit-tl to make immndlnto payment
to
ADOIM M. HWMIT'A.
s27 oi ll Administrairlx.
poor. diasom RIOITAL.
Proionnor Aioxnndnr El. Gibson gave
on oxooileni musical at the Norwalk
i‘oimronniionai Church, last evenins.
which was oumolnlly well attended.
'I‘hv largo audience was fully apprecia-
live and nhoworl their appreciation be:
ytinil n douh\ 'i‘ae recital was not a
mild nilaiifbiit was tree and a collec-
tion WM taken to defray the expenses.
Professor Gibson glites those reoiiaiii
ovary little while one the music lov-
in; public are than given a chance to
hear some very exquisite music. The
program rendered trait given some low
days ago in :i‘he nominal Mrs. dilation
anointed her liunhnnd at the recital.
WW ' 5-.
The colors on t a artiiit'ii palloiie
make no show. hit when they are
unread on the natives we see (their
Fresh Pork Sausage, lb. . l6c
Smoked Shoulders, lb. . . 13c
Oysters, Pint Jar, Solid Meats . ‘25c
Masonic
Norwalk Grocer
lteatit,y.-tleiitio.
Building
Norwalk
m
WILL EXPLAIN BALLOTS.
Atornoy General Light'a Decision on
Marking Expected Tomorrow.
.‘iiii-liiiel Kcnonly, chairman of tho
llopuhllcou Stow Control t‘oininittoe.
canto to South Norwalk thin mornliiu
and had it routorruro with State Ate
tot-nor Genornl John H. Light. in rotor
euro in the proper method in use III
marking the now ballots. to ho used ill
tho IlliIIlt‘tllliIllfl full oioi-tlouii for the
Ill'til limo.
Attorney gent-rot Light lind Intended
to home a t’oimul statement today in-
rot'r-rom'o lo llIli position on tho that
tor hut oi hot pressing luminous contend
u look or time to prepare it and It will
probably. he given out tomorrow.
Pracilvulii all of the local luwynru
:tlll‘t‘t‘ with tho niuio attorney mineral
that It) until u ilt‘Itt‘t properly in runs
whore tiniro am more than two rnndl
tints-n tor ”In some onlco it in lltlfl‘lh
unry to put it tronnhotoro the name of
ouch l‘illltIIiIllit‘ it is donlrod to vote for.
w
OTATUB OF THE DIADIIAT.
No mun in u holly tree from iiiu. hot
I" "WM ii-nsvi ovlls urn tolerated that
it man aiioniil hoattate long hel’oro lie~
roiulnu ll timidh‘out. Crlmlnuln urn
douplsod nnii ohliorreil. but to the I‘IIIHII'
inai oil ”it” in coming. on wall nit tho
onutompi oi his tolloiv nion. 'l‘hero iii
noun-thing at once he mean and no in
tip in litltiilu advantage of the con
hilt-um» WhIt'h mines with friendship
that the hand or every man in turnml
autumn ii dominant an soon as his run-
utniiou Ill troll established. The druid.
lioai may finally imagine he In living
nutty and nothing money without work.
and ot courno he takes no account or
the l'OllIIlIt‘lit‘t‘ lie violates and tho
hardnhips im inflicts on others. But
that auliic. he really hits a harder time
than the man who is honest and (air.
He in (‘Onlllt‘tllt'd to move a good deal
and pent-o of mind he know: not. Like
other types oi crooks. he doesn't pros.
per. and hill mum in more unpleasant
than the heklnulnmwAiehison Globe.
THE ONLV DRY PLAOI.
(Fishing Genetic.)
A 8mm RllfiIOT‘WII ilahinll on It
Scottish loch on a urllia wot titty.
He had been consular hliaolt from
his flank and t‘ n: his mind.
Presently he nsli , the gillie it there
“U dry Diana lathe heat on which
to strike a mat . “You might try my
y
nos. 3 and 5 oazn‘rm BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
F 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
Goods for house dresses at licnd’a.
Sec adv.
William P. liandlo, oi“ Elm street. is
ill at his homo.
Wall papers and puiiiiors' supplies
at it). id. ilorhnni'n. Soc atlr.
if you will read Harris and Guns adv.
you will known why they him: such a
large ll‘lltIt‘.
t‘hurles l". 'l‘risiruin. ol Enid Wall , 7-.
strooi. has returned to his homo ulloi‘i
his rot-out trip to lioriuinlu.
It‘uilit'l‘ Thomas J. Finn. oi
Mary‘s rectory, is attending IIII' lun-
orul at u irit-ud in (.lrecuwii-li. today.
Hurry itiilt-r. or East Norwalk. is
having some iiupimeint-nts made upon
his housix
If you tired nlty ItIlllI til lloor rover-
lng you ulii iiinl it at A. liirkcrinnn
& Son's. Son udv.
.... ..._ .
linrge it. 5. No. 2i. is dischnrulng it
load of I.l’IiIRIl iuruni-o and range mill
at the Harris and (lens wharf. .
Tho Woodward Avenue Market in
selling mutton at the exrcliiiouuily low
price ol 1th per pound. Son adv.
There will no u llllll‘iilu: or the Nor-
wiillt illirnr} directors Friday evening
in tho IlIli’ltl‘)’ building. This will no
the ri-niilni mouthl) lllL’t‘IIllg.
llnro your garments tailored to ord-
or in the HII\‘I(‘t‘ or Mirna. The adv, in
today‘s issue is interesting reading for
tho lndlon.
Miss l-‘uum hirGinn. oi‘ Bridgeport.
spout Suudn)‘ with roliiiirou in Mott
avenue, and Sunday owning i-utt-rtntn-
rd n uniniwr or her irivnds here in
town.
Misti .lonophlno Powws. of Valley
place. has roturnod [mm n visit with
Mr and Mrs. SIt‘WuI‘I, or Wont Nor-
walk. She is entertaining her contain
at Ilt'l" homo.
The former Star Shirt factory. in
Mt‘l‘WIll rumor. is living titted up and
improved in many departments It is
being made randy tor another ilrm
whit-ti “ill take possession soon.
.. .w... n...“
'l‘linro will he a meeting or the Eu ’
doavor t‘irrle. King's Daughters. of
the South Norwalk Congregational
‘i‘iiuri‘li, tomorrow nilernoon at ilztiil,
at the residence of Mrs. Iiohcrt ll'l’er- '
doc. 73 South Main street.
Mr. and re. ilichnrtl .l. tlutiilll.
Mrs. (‘lnrluuu ilatcs. Mrs. \N‘ilcoxson
and Mrs. lint-h have rotor-nod from Al-
IltilIIt‘ t‘it,\. New Jersey. where they
Wt'ili in t‘ttlllllK‘IItlll with the annual
notional ii. A. it. encampment.
a. a -n ._..........
it‘. It). Lockwood & to. of Norwalk.
and Ul‘ol‘fltt lt‘. llultorsou. oi (loot-gr»
town, him» had circulurn printed and
posted about no well no dintrihiiioti
which ask tor a subscription for sin»
tinnitut a Human night and day at
tho had corner below the lirauoltrlllc
atutiou, which in oumtclnliy t‘Illlltwl‘tlill!
to niilolnlit. during the week or Ilm
iliinbury Fair.
The large tiled] iii'l‘or which in for the
vault in tlic it‘alrllold County Savings
Intuit. was taken in this mornlnug. 'l‘he
tnovinu oi the manalve door attracted
it great deal oi attention. it was roll-
ed in from tho wagon on which it was
brought on u iipecially erected block.
ink. 'l‘hc door is exceedingly heavy
and required a number of then to as-
aliit in the moving of it.
. . .“m‘. 0...... a...“
The lilgneoamt Texan iii evident
from a cursory examination or the
man. But ltii effect upon the people of
that stain is not generally known. ii
in about six hundred miles from
HroWnavliie. at the bottom or the map.
to Dallas, which is several hundreds
of miles from the top oi titanium».
Hence hr following conversation in
tit-owns its recently between two or
the old-time residents:
"Where you been lately. nah? i
ain’t been much or you.”
“linen on a Il‘lphorti‘l."
"Where'd you so?"
“Went to Dallas."
"Have a load time?" ‘
"New; I” flavor did like them! darn
ragtime, anyway."--liiveryoody‘a Man-
a a. *
throat," said t, gilllo. “It’s dri’
email” .. .. , .
.r.
8t. , '
W
Sentinel not stirs. W»
, «tan-e.
“mem
Silk Underskirts~Black. from $3.98 to $12.
all the Latest Striped and Persian Effects, 555 to $9 " '
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
"ltiiiiiitii [nit tilts“
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Oi'itfitting
in Colors. including
Norwalk, Conn. '
m-
Store in The Norwalks
WE STRIVE WITH
HOW WELL WE HAVE DO
'_ YOU TO DECIDE.
.n
EVERY DAY THIS WE
; TO VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF PATTERN HATS.
MUCH EARNESTNESS TO
2 TAKE THE PRONOUNCED FASHIONS AND ADAPT
THEM TO THE TASTES OF THE NORWALK LADIES.
YOU ARE WELCOME
NE WE LEAVE THAT FOR
U
1 COME AND ENJOY THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION
t. THAT IS NOW BEING MADE.
WWW“. .._..
ADMlNieTRATIONs.
All administrations are essentially
the name administration.
More specifically an administration
in a political event covering it period oi
IIIIN‘. ,
All ‘ administrations begin with
prmnises; the runner the premises
the more the puhllc exports.
After a little the administration rent-
iacu that uomothing mum he done to
convince the public that promises
which have never been made have
been kept to the letter. ,
in order to do this. it is merely
necessary to convince the public that
whatever haa been done is exactly
what has been promised. This in very
easy it the promises wore Inlliclentiy
vague to begin with.
An anon as the public is convinced.
it is time for an administration to ba-
gin to downbeat an extension of tom,
When the question or term is once
thoroughly opened, it ultimo to intro-
duce more promises. Proceed» be-
fore ad lia. .
Administrations. like hiltoryi repeat
themselves. -’
, 7 ”MW...”
A man can never guess how big the
hath. or cleaver. or skirt: or woman
.tvill he next season, lint its made“
“Quito not that no trunnion. center
out malt pig shoes for vroinen pm i
Quality
Neckwear
We know man, prosperous and
well dressed man. who never
buy a. sour! save in KEIBER.
BAHATHEA.
They like the richness and
ilrmnoss of the move.
No monotony involvml. not
with tour-in-hnnda of sixty-tour
shades of wild colored KEIB-
ER-IARM’HEA AT 50 CENTS.
not to speak of the wide variety
of figured intuit-DANA»
THIAO. All pure silk. soc
AND 01.00. All silk knitted
tannin-hands. $1.60 "To ONO.
‘ muss ctoa ‘
A New Arrow Collar. tile, 2
POI! 95o.
_ monotone...
aroma *
mm rams;
Norwalk Chronicler